The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-04-14
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Ob. Weber, Lew Eddy and Frank
Moody all of Snnnyside visited with
friends in kennewick this week.
They made the trip from Sunnyside
to Pasco In an automobile. E
Miss Emma Heidtke spent Sunday
In kennewick visiting her sister.
Mrs. j. g. Kelly. and friends. She re-
turned Monday to Edmunds, Oregon
weeks.
Miss Edna Cresswell arrived the
latter part of the week from Walla
Walla where she ia attending Whit
man college, to spend her Easter va
cation with her parents and friends
in kennewick. 4.
Notice to Rebekahs! There will be
n special meeting Of the Rebekah
lodge tomorrow Saturday evening
in the Masonic Hall. All Of the
members are urged to be present and
especially those belonging to the
team.
A very interesting and profitable
meeting of the WOman's Missionary
Union was held In the Congrexa ton
al church Friday afternoon. These
meetings are proving source OF IN
spiration to the auxiliaries Of the
| various churches. .4.3rs q
! Mrs. and Mrs. L. II. Raymond
moved to their pretty new bungalow
on West Third street. Monday. The
house is a. very pretty one and the
interior finishings are among the
most artistic OF those of the smaller
homes OF the city.
Mrs. w. A. HaynOr and little
daughter. Helen returned Sunday
from Zillah where they have been for
ten days. visiting Mrs HaynOr's
! mother. MIR. Haynor has decided to
locate In North Yakima and Mrs.
Haynor left Wednesday with their
household goods.
The Easter exercises by the Con-
gregatiOnal Sunday school will be
held at II a. m. at the time Of the
regular morning service. A very
interesting program has been pre-
pared and you all have a cordial in
vitation to be present at the exercises.
There will be vesper Service at
the congregational church next Sun.
day afternoon at 4:30. The subject
chosen by MIR. Marriott Is "Open
Windows. 1t Is probable that 4
solo will be rendered by Miss Olive
Cooper. There will be no evening
service.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. O'Brien of
juneau. Alaska were visitors in Ken
newick yesterday. MIR. O'Brien is q
newspaper man and called upon bis
brother publishers while in the city.
He has been for some time editor and
manager OF the Alaska Daily Record
at Juneau, but is now on tour of
the coast states seeking a location
with Il more cOngenial climate
John Boee. manager Of the Kenne-
wick Band, reports that lively In
terest Is being taken in the selection
of band uniforms. Catalogues trOE
various eastern firms are under in
spection and a selection will he made
soon. Future prospects are bright
for successful season. and with the
confidence born of several engage.
ments ahead, the manager is feeling
fine about what the band boys are
going to do.
broken pane In the display win
dow OF stocks Jewelry Store and q
large placard with the inscription
$500 reward paid for the apprehen-
ton OF the burglar" In q prominent
place inside, drew considerable at
tension Sunday afternoon. An insur-
ance policy certificate for jewellers
was also displayed and the combine
ton of the three conspicuous looking
objects made several OF the passers-
by little excited. The window was
accidently smashed by lad on q
'bike.''
| l wish to thank the kennewick
Fire Department for their prompt
and efficient service rendered at the
fire at my residence Monday a. M.
and also to thank the friends and
neighbors who came to our assistance
at that time.
G. E. Jensen.