The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-01-13
F.V. Hoyt of section 9 is suffering
from an attack of rheumatism this

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| N. Greenlee returned Tueseay after
a visit at his old home in Sumpter.
Oregon.
Saturday the NJ E Ladies' Aid will
serve a dinner in the old Howe
Hardware store.
Mr.. and Mrs S. NJ. Lockerby re-
turned the latter part of last week
from Portland.
For Sale-Bay mare years Old
| weight 1000 pounds Reliable single
| or double, R. B. Evans. 56
Don't let the pure food inspector
get We! Have those butter wrappers
printed nOw-we print them.
Hawkins & McBeth of Walla WaIla
are in the city this week in the in
terests of their "stay- Weld" solder
ing fluid. This fluid is d preparation
for moistening parts to be SOD. l,t4,
and absolutely prevents the solder
from breaking away.
E. B. Fassell of the editorial staff of
the Spokane Chronicle, who will be
In Olympia during this season of the
legislature, has been engaged by us
to furnish the Courier with Il special
article each week during the legisia
tive session. These letters. thefir st
of which appears this week, will deal
with events of special interest to this
section Of the state, and will be
well worth reading.
NJ. Thompson of Hanford was
down the river this week visiting
friends and transacted business.
Mrs. A. Kolb returned the first of
the week from Walla Walla where
she has been In the hospital and is
much improved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Schultz who
have been spending the past few
weeks in Spokane visiting with rela.
tives and friends returned to their
home here Thursday. 4
The Ladies Missionary Society OF
the Congregational church held
another of their very interesting
meetings at the home of Mrs. Graham
in the Garden Tracts last week. This
society will. have charge OF the even
Ing service at the Congregational
church and the meeting promises to
be a very interesting one. q
The l. o. o. F. held their annual
installation In their hall last Friday
night when the following officers were
Installed for the coming year: &. E
Linn, M. G; Geo Lane, V. G; K. G.
Trip. Rec. Sec; w. Sonderman, Fin.
Sec; N. A. McPhee, Tres; w. E. Deck
er, Warden. After the installation a
big feed was given. needless to state
that all were fully, atisded.
around the Worlo in Sixty
minutes" a stereoptlcon lecture H.
lustra ting the daily life Of the people
of foreign lands. Short stops will be
made in China, Korea, Japan, India.
Persia, Siam. Laos, Africa. South
America, Mexico and other parts OF
the world. A lecture full Of interest
Illustrating the attractions of the
cross In all the world. AT the Pres
Ebytsrian church Sunday evening.
Mrs. r. W. Bignell was hostess
Friday afternoon when the members
OF the Ladies' Needlework Club as
sembled at her home. While the
ladies accomplished much ON their
needlew Ork a merry flow Of CONVEX
sation made the afternoon doubl,
enjoyable. Election of officers for
the year resulted in. Mrs. Bignel.
Pres, Mrs. W. E. Decker, vice pres,
Miss Elliott Sec aud treas Dainty
refreshments were served at the close
by the hostess, assisted by Misses
Effie Oliver and Althea Stuart. The
next meeting of the Club will be held
at the home of Mrs. Carnahan on
Friday afternoon January 20.
An audience of about sew enty
people gathered at the Presbyterian
church to attend the cOncertof Scotch
songs given by Mrs. Ernest Auers-
" aid under the auspices OF the c. E.
Society Tuesday evening. The pro-
gram gave entire sa tisfaction turnout
Mrs. Auerswald was most generous
In the number Of her selections and
all were delightfully."- rendered aud
we'll received. Miss Beulah Monnett
who has been her accompanist thru,
out the year, gave efficient and fault
less service at the piano and rendered
three Instrumental selections. Attic
the attendance was decreased on ac-
count OF the Commercial Club lunch
con occurring on the same evening,
the affair was financial as well as
an artistic success.
TO ENFORCE FIRE EXITS
1t was brought up at the last
,naofino IF tho council that fbora X