The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-04-07

Postmaster 4. N. Henry of Prose-
was among the h. of p. delegation
10 che local lodge Wednesday night
II {. j. Tweedt and Jas, Crowell OF
this city were present at the laying
OF the corner stone of the new Ma.
sonic Temple at North Yakima last
Saturday.
Miss Leila Knautz and Mrs. Wieand
were up Monday from the new city
on the North Coast, known by the
residents IN the immediate vicinity
MS Hedges.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid met
Thursday afternoon In the church
parlora. good attendance ia re-
ported with a satisfactory amount
of work accomplished.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Saxton of
North Yakima are guests at the
kennewick for a few days. MIR. Sax
ton ia looking after business at the
local North Coast yards
Mrs. J. james stopped Off here the
latter part Of last week while on
her way to her home in Sunnyside
from Portland, for a visit with Mrs.
G. W. Shanafelt and family.
DIR. A. B. Ely left Saturday for
Chicago, New York and other Eastern
points. He expects to visit Stephens
Point. Wisconsin, while away and
will return in a couple of weeks.
Prof Carl V. rtrees came down from
Spokane the latter part of last week
to look after business interests In
Kennew,ck and is visiting his brother,
j. E. Vertrees OF the Variety store.
Mesdames l.. BACKYARD and ].
Young of North Yakima are visiting
at the home of Mrs. G. w. Shanafelt.
The ladies are also attending the
meeting of the seventh Annual Pres
byterial which is being held I'm the
city this week
Mrs Bert Cameron and son, for.
merly T, sidents of this city. arrived
the latter part of last week from
Boise City, Idaho. and are visiting
with Mrs. Elliot IN Section I and
other friends in Kennewick. They
are on their way to their new home
in Portland.
Those who attended the show at
the Pavilion, Wednesday evening
were agreeably surprised to find
the Bell GOmpHny's presentation of
1.-The Sweetest Girl in Dixie" better
than the average productions of ira
Yelling troupes making one night
stands in the city.
Mrs A. r. Gardner left Sunday
afternoon on a three months visit
with her parents In Independence.
IOregon Since her recent operation
she has not regained her strength az
rapidly as she should and 1t is hoped
that she will return In the best of
health In the meantime A. r. will
patrOnize the various eatshOps of
the town.
H. Braun of the firm Braun & Han.
ser has. severed his connections with
the Independent Market and will
take up active farming OF his ten-acre
tract in section seven.ss:. There he has
lately Installed as four-inch centrifu.
gal pump with an engine to run It
and will irrigate the land this spring.
Mr.. Hauser will manage the meat
shop from now on.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Harsha W
arrived Saturday from Chicago and
will make their home In Kennewick
for the present Mr.. Harshaw ia the
son OF One of Chicago's mostcelbrated
physicians who ia pardner Of r. F..
Pratt of this palce and his wife is a
most charming lady. They will be a
| welcome addition to the social and
business circles Of the city. They are
occupying A. r. Gardeners residence
on Third Street.
The masonry ofkenne wick's newest
industry is completed and the frame
work for thef1our mill Is being rapid
~ put ia place. VIM. Helm one Of
the owners Is bOssing the work and
the mill will be running In eompar-
atively short space OF time II there
are no unforeseen difficulties to come
I'D. The machinery which was ship
ped down from the milf at Latah,
has been stored IN the Watson ware
house and is ready for Installation.