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

Miss Helen Nc Elvain of Richland
visited friends in Kennewick last
week.
o. A. Fechter, president OF the n.
P. L. Go. was in the city several days
of this week.
Jim Parker left the first of the week
for Walla Walla to look after bust
ness interests.
The little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
q. f. Lane has been very Ill during
the past week.
The Methodists will hold another
pantry Sale at Jenkins Grocery
store, Saturday.
| Miss Edith Moore was here from
Finley last Saturday visiting with
kennewick friends.
Arno Benkle. Of Grand Rapids.
Michigan, has been employed by the
Chas. H. Collins Co.
Miss Nellie Brown of Locust Grove
spent couple OF days this week
| with friends in Kennewick.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid So
ciety will hold bakery sale at KOlb's
grocery beginning as 10 a. m.
Miss Cora Sercombe visited with
Miss Nellie Brown at her home in
Locust Grove the first OF the week.
MIR. and Mrs. A. Wilson moved
| into the house owned by Bert Dun
can on 'B'' street, Tuesday of this
week.
G BOundy has purchased tract
| on the Hig HANDS and has moved his
family and goods from Seattle. He
was employed in the Times.
The Presby terrain ladies will hold
social at the church on ST. Patrick's
day, Friday March II. Keep the date
open. and watch for later announce
ments.
MIR. and Mrs. G. A. Schlund OF the
nennewick settlement at WashOugal,
are in Kennewick this week visiting
their son, DR.. j. B. Schlund and
| family.
| Mrs. w. A. Halves OF North Yak
ina was the guest of Mrs. has. Irwin
Friday and Saturday. Mrs. Halves
was enroute for Hanford where she
will visit Mr.. Halves.
Warren Judd who has been In the
employ OF the Pacific Light 4 Power
Co. for some time and has been
working in the White Bluffs vicinity
was Kennew wick visitor Sunday.
Miss Mary Brown returned to her
school at Prescott Saturday evening
after short visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brownin Locust
Grove and friends In Kennewick.
NJ E. Carley OF the town of that
name, down the river on the North
Bank was in Kennewick Sunday
and Monday. He came up to get
his appointment as assessor for his
district.
The Cement Products Co.. have
their plant in operation now and are
manufacturing from 900 to 800 feet OF
cement pipe per day. They are using
the old hot house opposite the n. p.
depot at present but as soon as the
weather will permit will make pipe
outside az the manufacturing requires
considerable room. This company
has made good in the cement pipe
business: they are pioneers at this
work in the valley. Mr.. Harris, the
Superintendent will be here for this
week and will book all orders in
their turn About 10000 feet has
! already been contracted for.
! Manager Brown. of the telephone
company has, or rather had an auto.
He traded his horse and cart last
week to a man In Pasco for the ma
chine, which he had intended to use
"A q "trouble wagon. 1t was. On
the trial trip, the machine sh'e1 In
the middle OF the street, and cut
across the side walk. thru the fence
into Tom McKain's orchard. There
It tried to do a Marathon, between
. the trees set eight feet apart. A prize
winning cherry tree got In the way
and the glass wind shield and the
hood of the auto were demolished
Brown says his horse was "broke'
| to drive, while the auto wasn't. Du'
| ia NOW