The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-10-06
LITTLE STORIES OF THE WEEK
edyppa Hyunow

0. W. Rich is taking in the sights
at the Spokane fair this week.
VIM. Dircksen was a business WIS.,
itor in North Yakima the latter part
of last week.
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Cent-a-Word Column.
Mrs. Lizzie Rice, now residing at
Pullman, writes that she is well
pleased with her new home. She is
keeping house for six college girls
who maintain a sorority of their
own.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Hunt, of Kansas
City, are here on visit with their
daughter, Mrs. K. F. Dent, and fam
lily. Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt Will visit
their son In Seattle before returning
east.
| Mrs. Geo. Yeaman came down from
Cheney Sunday to visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore at the Antlers
Hotel. She went to North Yakima
Monday, where her home will be To-
Gated in the future.
Gardner Tytherleigh's old asso-
ciates are glad to see him navigating
about the city again after his six
weeks imprisonment with typhoid
fever. He was down town for the
first time, Wednesday.
While the rains the first of the
week were of immense value to the
farmers in the hills, it played whaley
with the valley folks. A car ofgrapes
was billed to leave Kennewick, but
the rain called the game off.
Mrs. w. Orion, a sister of the Hay
don boys. arrived Tuesday night for
a visit With them and her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Hayden. A friend
OF the family. Mrs. Peruse. came with
her. They are from Spokane.
A. Nevlow left this morning for
the Lewiston Fair. He is starting
at IN early date In order to allow
plenty Of time for loafing along the
road in case his gasOlene buggy
should develop any chronic disorders
while enroute.
Mr.. and Mrs K. c. Clifford returned
home Wednesday and say they are
more than glad to be home again
after their extended rambles thru
the east. Mrs. Clifford left three
months ago and visited for some
time with her parents at her old
home in Elkador, Iowa, where Mr..
clifford Joined her month ago.
Their vacation has been altogether
delightful, bnt still there is no place
like Kennewick.
Nobody would have dreamed that
those who attended the Commercial
Club hop. Thursday evening, had
ever had any troubles at all and If
they ever did, they certainly succeed
ed In leaving them behind on that
gala occasion. 1t was lust one OF
those little affairs that are hard to
describe but where everyon is happy.
The program of dances proved In
tirely satisfactory.
Rev. Joseph Wilks, father.in-law OF
Jas. A. Van Norsdall, residing at
Pacific Grove, Calif, was in town
several days. He visited friends here
and conducted the Sunday morning
services at the Methodist church and
preached at the Presby terrain church
In the evening. He left Monday for
Salt Lake City. where he will visit
some time before returning to his
California home.
Twenty-Five OF the Methodist friends
OF Mrs. r. L. Jenkins gathered at her
home Thursday evening. and gave
her a little farewell reception Most
OF the evening was spent In playing
games and there was a general good
time for all present. Mrs. Jenkins
was presented with a beautiful china
plate In token OF the friendship OF the
ladies who have known her since her
residence In Kennewick. Mrs. Jen-.
kins Joined her husband In Walla
Walla the first of the week. and they
will make their home there for the
present. She takes with her the good
wishes OF many friends and acqualn.
tances.