The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-02-17

Henry Lee left the tirst OF the weel
for tn. Sound.
Frank Staley who has been III Will
pn~umonia for the past two weeks
is improving slowly.
Mrs. Mason, who was taken t.
the hospital at Spokane last Satur
day for an operation died during the
week.
Miss Helen Williams is now filling
the place made vacant by the res'gna
ton OF aiiss Nellie Brown. In the pos,
Office here.
Attorneys Moulton, Marshall, HOl'
comb and Cole were numbered with
those who attended court at the
county seat Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Ably left last week
for Auburn where they expect to re-
side permanently. They have disposed
OF their property in the Garden trscts.
Mrs. Sly who was taken to the hos.
pital at Walla Walla last Saturday
for slight operation is recovering
nicely and will be home during the
next week.
c. P. Staley IL visiting few days
with old friends here. He came here
from Montana. but has spent most
of the time, during his years absence
from the city, at Warrensburg and
Springfield, Mo.
Mrs. J. Crnwell, who, on account
OF Ill health, has been spending the
past four months at different points
In the east with relatives and friends,
returned home last week much I'm
proved in health.
Mrs. F. C. WOODS mother, Mrs.
Hollis and little granddaughter, Ella
Hollis. who have been visiting the
Woods family for the past two
months, returned to their home at
Carson. Wash, last Saturday.
f. 8. Helstrum, a man prominent
In the affairs of the New York Gen.
trail road stopped OF In Kennewick
on his way to Richland. Last spring
he purchased 80 acres and now in
tends to improve it and and bring
out his family.
Rev. l.. L. Hursey will preach at
the evening service at the NJ. E.
church next Sunday evening. There
will be special music on the. program
being a cornet and trombone duet,
an arrangement Of 1.-THE Holy City"
by Mr.. Myers and Mr.. Lynn.
The temporary Highland organixa-
ton OF the Daughters OF the Revolu.
ton met at the home Mrs. Geo. D.
Peters, Wednesday afternoon, and
the guests passed most enjoyable
afternoon. Arrangements were made
to give . d. o. r. tea on the after
noon OF Washington's Birthday in
the Commercial Club rooms. enter
tanning the friends Of the members
from three to five. The regular meet.
ing Will be held in March at the home
of Mrs. Peters.
The quarterly conference OF the
Methodist Church was held at the
Friday evening OF last week,
the district superintendent. Walton
Of Portland presiding over
the session. After the meeting. the
congregation adjourned to the par.
sonage, where willing hands had pre-
pared for an informal reception In
honor OF the superintendent and the
new members. Recent additions to
the membership roll OF the church are
the names Of Mr.. and Mrs. Whaley,
three eons and q little daughter. MP.
and Mrs. Owen, Mrs. Owens mother.
Mrs. Hopkins, OF North Dakota. and
Mr.. Baker OF Sutherland, Oregon.
The members OF the Y.M.P. Glass OF
the NJ. E. Church enjoyed a very
pleasant evening last Monday at u
Valentine party given at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. March. About
twenty-five members were present
and much fun was afforded by the
different games appropriate for the
occasion, for which three prizes were
offered The first prize. a rattle was
won by Mrs. Hursey; second. a whistle
mond was lucky enough to win the
third prize which proved to De q toy
auto horn. Dainty refreshments
were served by the hostess at the
close of the evening.