The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-01-20
F.E. DeSellem. of KiOna was Ken
neWick visitor this week.

F.E. DeSellem. of KiOna was a Ken
newick visitor this week.
w. +. SOnderman was visitor In
the Garden City the first of the week
DIR. HewetsOn made professional
visit to Eltopia late last Saturday
night. returning next day.
Born-tO Mr.. and Mrs FRANK Beste
Saturday. son. Mother and child
are doing nicely.
W. R. Thompson returned to Ken
newick Sunday. He has been en-
gagged In construction work for the
North Coast.
Miss Hazel Sawyer was in town
last week enroute to her home III
Richland. She has been visiting
friends and relatives in Pendleton.
Mr.. Whealy and family of Daven-
port have come to the kennewick
valley to make their home. They
have purchased property and Will
identity themselves with the interest is
al the city.
Mrs. j. A. Penn and children of
Richland are visiting in Kenne wick
this week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. s. d. Peckenpaugh and other
relatives and friends.
Alton Circle 692 Women of Wood
craft Will hold a basket social in the
Pavilion on February 18th. Every
body is cordially invited to come,
and good time is assured all.
Tom Drew. who has been the lead
ing operate star at the moving pic
ture show. left last week for Seattle
to join his family. Kennewick PEG.
pie who have enjoyed his songs will
be sorry to learn he has gone to other
fields.
Cha e. f Lum Jr., left last Thurs.
day morning for North Yakima to be
present at the marriage of his brother
Burton, to Miss Pansy Mary Mckee.
on the evening of January 18th at
$50 O'Clock at the home of the brides
parents. 2l5 South Eighth street.
Friends of Mrs. c. J. Beach and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Emigh will be
pleased to know that little Helen
Emigh who is suffering from infantile
paralysis is much improved since
they have been in Phoenix, Arizona
Little Helen can now stand alone,
and is able to walk around a chair
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Tytherleigh are
no longer in charge of the cafe service
at Hotel Koontz as Mrs. n. F.. kootz
took charge OF the dining room Sun
day. The all day service was discon-
tinued at that time. The Tyther-
leighs will remain in the city and
will open new restaurant in the
Anderson building. formerly occupied
by the Kennewick Trading Co.
At a recent meeting OF the COngre-
gatiOnal Club, Miss Violet Anderson
was appointed chairman of the new
member committee, Miss Mabel
Howe, chairman OF the visiting com.
mittee, and Fred Olmstead chairman
of the social committee. 1t is tho t
that the combined efforts of these eff.
ficient workers Will do much towards
building up the class.
We all just experienced week OF
right smart chilly weather. Two or
three days OF rather good good skat-
ing was taken advantage of by the
younger set of the town. who are
hoping against hope that we have
not seen the last of it for this winter.
The weather man has so far this
winter treated us rather better than
In other sections of the state, but
holds out no promises for the re.
manner.
Instead of the regular preaching
service at the Congregational church
next Sunday evening the Congrega.
tiOnal Club. the young peoples class
of the church. Will attend in body
and will be addressed by Mr.. A. G..
Hart. The purpose of this gathering
is to give the members and friends
of the church some idea as to the
work that the Cub is doing and
plans to do in the future. Mr.. Hart
was for many years principal of an
academy in FRANKLIN, Nebraska and
therefore is well acquainted with
young people and their problems
This is particularly meeting for
young people but every one is invited