The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-09-01
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Who hasn't had enough water
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seattle on legal business.
NJ. Well was a visitor from
.,,.,.o Rmffs the first of the week.
wm P. Agnew came down from
18th Yakima the first OF the week.
~ho Sunday evening union meet
,pgs at the Tabernacle have been dis
continued.
Miss Stella Tulles left Monday
.,+.rnoon for Pullman where she
eli, enter the college.
mp Reser of Walla, Walla has been
,,s,tor at the home Of his uncle,
= b. Stewart. this week.
IA Hover came down from SpOH
zone along the first of the week to
,ook after his affairs in the valley.
The Rev. E. A. Orr, Of Chicago. will
,roach morning and evening at the
Congregational church next Sunday.
D F. Richardson has moved his
shoe shop from Washington street to
.he frat door west OF the Twin City
Bakery.
CS Hanna expects to go to Ru-
hons Idaho, to take charge of the
ctuart store at that place for the
next six weeks.
Mrs. McClain and baby arrived
Thursday from Sunnyside to join her
husband here. They will make Ken
newick their home this winter.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Don McAlpine, of
Kiona, spent Tuesday and Wednes-
day in Kennewick visiting friends
apdmaking a tour of the city's stores.
S. M. Lockerby has a cracked rih
as the result OF overlooking horse.
s NJ. measures too far around the
equator to be much of an eques.
trenne.
Kennewick's first covered milk
wagon made its appearance on the
city's streets this week, when the
Washington Dairy put on it's new
wagon.
W. C. Marion and M. G.. Williams,
officials of the North Coast, were In
Kennewick Tuesday and Wednesday
on business connected with the CON-
pany's affairs here.
City Clerk T. j. Wright was In
Pfosser, 1.-THE county seat you knOwJ
Wednesday, looking over the assess
ments for the purpose OF making the
levy for the sidewalks.
The Episcopal church building is
nearing the end of its slow and weary
journey from the old site on Third
steet to it's new location near the
parsonage on kennewick avenue.
The fruit social given by the Ladies
Of the NJ. E. Church on the lawn at
the |. N. Mueller home In the Anon
Addition was fairly we'll attended,
and "a good time is reported by all.
Different fruits, melons, and ice cream
were sold, which netted the ladies
over $1,000. Toward the close of the
evening musical selections were given
BY Mrs. Hursey, Miss Ethel Kimble
and solo by Mary Brown.
County Engineer C. D. Walter was
IN kennewick Wednesday ON bis
way up the river, where he will at.
tend to some matters pertaining tC
adrainage canal. He states that he
sa partner in an engineering com
pany that has been lately formed
hach OF the other three partners are
engineers and so have the entire
hhe completely covered. Mr.. Walters
Ha civil engineer, one partner is q
mechanical engineer. one a hydraulic
engineer and the fourth an electrical
engineer. They can do any thing IL
the engineering line with that layout
Inc Ladies of the NeedlewOFk Clut
met Friday afternoon at THE home
Vi MRS. Amber. There was quite a
sood attendance of members, besides
1--WE visitors: Mrs. Larkin and Mrs
'uyer OF Denver, Colo, mother and
s,ster OF Mrs. Nieble. Mrs. Tweedt,
MISS Grover and Mrs. Cameron. Two
,auies were voted In as new members,
MIS- Arnold and Mrs. Carr. The
a''efnoon was pleasantly spent iG
"sne needlework and conversation
uutil i've O'Clock, when the hostess,
assisted by Mrs. Cameron and the
aoe'ess little daughter, Margaret,
'e''eo a most dainty and refreshing
.uueneon. Their next meeting Will be
= r''n Mrs. Benedict in the Garden
tracts, Sept.s.