The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-03-24

Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Hursey, who
were rendered temporarily homeless
by the fire, Friday, are residing In the
building back of the store.
Miss Letheridge and her brother
arrived last week from Spokane and
are making their home with their
aunt in the Garden Tracts.
Mrs. o. p. Lane arrived last Thurs.
day from Kansas to join her husband
who has been here since last Deem
Der and Is now employed with the
Pacific Power and Light Co.
Mr.. Bursev wishes to thank each
and all for their faithful and ready
assistance rendered during the recent
fire. Mr.. Hursey will continue his
business at the same place with the
same low prices, and solicites the
patronage OF the new as we'll as the
old customers.
Miss Julia Hatch, field secretary
for the Northern Pacific Board of
Missions. was a visitor at the home
of Mrs. J. B. Rose, between trains,
Tuesday. The PRESBYTERIAN Ladies
were called In and enjoyed very much
the hour spent with Miss Hatch.
T. H. Lee and family left for their
ranch In Horse Heaven where they
will reside during the spring months,
while looking after the wheat. Their
residence in the garden tracts has
been rented by Mr.. and Mrs. Davis
who came to Kennewick recently
from the east.
Mrs. VIM. Saxon came down from
North Yakima Tuesday, and left on
the excursion Wednesday for their
new home In North Yakima where
Mr.. Saxton, as master mechanic for
the North Coast, will have bis head
quarters. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Sax.
ton moved up Monday.
Dick Stanton. the little English
insurance man has sold his branch
office in PascO to VIM. B. Ramwell,
who has had charge of it for the
past two months. Dick always has
bis weather eye out for the main
chance and thinks that Kennewick
offers enough opportunities.
Eighteen OF the little girl friends OF
Esther Richardson gathered at her
home Saturday afternoon to cele.
brate her twelfth birthday. The after
noon was spent in various games
after which dainty refreshments were
served. She received a number OF
beautiful presents from her friends,
who went away after Wishing her
many more happy birthdays.
Rev. j. H. Matthews who has re.
Gently come from Worcester Mass. to |
take up the work as Secretary of the |
Congregational Sunday School and
Society for the state OF |
Washington v III assist In the special |
services at the Congregational Church |
on Sunday. 1t Is Decision Day for
the Sunday School. Rev. Matthews |
will speak morning and evening.
Mr.. E. C. Knapp. General secretary
of the Inland Empire Sunday School
Association, will be here and visit |
the different Sunday Schools next
morning. He will also adj
dress a mass meeting of the different
School workers in the Congo
gatiOnal Church at 2:30 in the after
noon. All persons interested In Sun
day School work are requested to pc
present.
Miss Ella FIeenOr left Wednesday
for North Yakima where w. NJ. Sax:
tons Headquarters will be located
for some months to come. She has
been the stenographer at the local
Offices for several months and has
won many friends during her resi-
dence In kennewick who will be
sorry to have her leave the city. She
has been secretary OF the Nile Club
since it's organization. and In token
of appreciation of her excellent SER
vice in this capacity and the warm
friendship OF the girls. the members
of the club held an informal meeting
in the parlOrs OF Hotel KOOntz. Tues.
day evening and presented her with
a handsome cut glass cologne bottle.
Mrs. A. B. Ely entertained the young
ladies with several vocal solos. The
best wishes of the club go with Miss
FleenOr to her new home.