The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-11-03

5. M. Lockerby spent the first OF
the week in Portland on legal bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Platt leave
this week for Missouri, where they
will reside In the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Wickstrom, of Spo-
kane were visitors at the home OF
Miss Green last week. They left for
Spokane, Friday.
coal sheds for the storage of the
coal handled by the Fruit and Pro-
duce Company are nearly completed.
They are situated west of the ware
house.
Mrs. H. E. Bray returned to her
home In Tacoma last week after
spending a couple of weeks at the
home OF her daughter, Mrs. G. E.
Griffith.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Matzat who
came here a short time ago from
Alliance, Neb.. have purchased land
in Section and will make their
home here.
Mrs. "A j. Casey left Friday for
her home In Mankado, Mum. She is
a sister of j. l.. Johnson and has
been a guest at the Johnson home for
the past month.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Christian church will serve a chick.
en- dinner next Tuesday, Nov. 18th,
10 the Brown Block, first door back
Of Lynch's store.
Mre. E. l.. Hoppel came over from
Walla Walla Saturday to visit
friends. She says that she is well
pleased with her new home but can't
stay away from Kennewick.
Geo. D. Peters left this week for
his old home In Virginia, where he
will visit for few months. Mrs.
Peters and children have rooms at
the Hotel Koontz during his absence.
Geo. W. Chute, OF Two Rivers,
Was a business visitor In our city on
Saturday. Mr.. Chute may move
his family to kennewick next year In
order to secure the benefit of Kenne-
wick's educatit nal facilities for bis
TWO sons.
Mrs. u. V. Decker and children left
Thursday for her old home in Superb
or. Nebraska, where her father is
critically i'll, and ia not expected to
live. z. ", himself will be superin.
tendent among the pots and pans
down at the ranch, while Mrs. Decker
is absent.
Two hundred children took advan.
tage of the sign at the Princess Free
for Kids" Friday afternoon and
Manager Banta offered a weeks free
tickets to the child writing the best
story OF the pictures shown. The
management ia afraid of a deluge OF
you hful manuscripts and 1t may be
difficult to make a choice.
| c. A. Crawford announces that
there will be special car for the
accommodation of the Kennewick
crowd going to the Apple Show. It
will BIZ on No. 258. Nov. 26th. Fare
and third rates are offered making
the cost Of a round trip ticket only
1886 and 1t is expected that the city
will be represented by a large dele
cation of boosters
Very few gates were misplaced
Tuesday night. on occOunt. solely. of
their scarcity; but every thing else
movable. moved. So far as we have
been able to learn, there was but one
set OF windows in town that escaped
q nasty scribbling OF soap. Accord.
ing to the window washers Wednes-
day morning, some one is going to
get hurt next year If the nuisance is
not stopped.
The prOwess of the local high
school football team has spread
abroad. and the Sunnyside team has
cancelled it's scheduled game for
Saturday. There was no explana-
ton In the letter asking for the can
collation. and the home boys have
them down as cold footed. Grand.
view. wishing, no doubt, for long
time in which to proctice, has can
celled their first game, and postponed
their second until the eighteenth.
Unless extra dates can be arranged
there will therefore be no games on
the home grounds until that date.