The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-07-28


were visitors in Kennewick Sunday.
Pat O'Brian, operator at Hedges,
paid kennewick a brief call Satur.
day.
Mrs. Hale of North Yakima, was q
business visitor OF kennewick last
week.
MIR. and Mrs. G. n. Calhoun left
Monday for Walla Walla on a short
business trip.
Mrs. N. J. Mcdonald left Monday
for Walla Walla to visit her daughter
TOR a few days.
Mrs. T.. A. Moore. of Spokane. has
been visiting Mrs. H. E. Huntington
for several days.
hrs. Menthney. OF Pasco, was the
& uest of Mrs. James Parker the lat
ter part OF last week.
Arm old Benke left Monday for Top.
penish and was absent several days
looking after business.
Miss Margaret Hamilton is assist
ing at COrders' ice cream parlor dur
Ing the warm weather.
LOuey Annis returned a few days
ago from Spokane where he spent
several weeks visiting friends.
Miss Pearl DrummOnd. who has
been critically Ill for the past two
weeks, ls reported to be improving.
Mrs. Otto Hanson left Thursday
for Vancouver, B. G. where she will
spend a few weeks visiting friends.
Mrs. J. B. Rose left Sunday for the
Coast where she will spend a few
weeks In the interests of better
health.
Mrs. c. A. Lundy returned from
Spokane the latter part Of last week
where she has been visiting for sever
al days.
Miss Lake of Prosser, arrived the
first OF the week tOspend the remain
der of the summer visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Carr.
Mrs. w. G.. Rochester arrived Mon
day from Othello. Her husband has
been employed at the O.-W. R. & N.
depot for several weeks.
K. C. Bowers has taken his sick
baby from the hospital in Prosser, to
Tacoma. where 1T is hoped the cooler
weather will aid toward it's recovery.
F. E. DeSellem, fruit Inspector for
Benton County. spent the first OF the
week in the Kennewick valley. He
will return for another visit the first
OF next week.
r. Stanton left Monday for Seattle
and plans to spend two or three
weeks at different places of interest
on the Coast. He will join Mrs.
Stanton at Seattle.
The Boy Scouts have postponed
further opera lions until the weather
becomes cooler, owing to the busy
season for the scout master, E. M.
Ely and the lethargy of many of the
most valiant ones.
Mrs. Harrington and daughter
Maude, left Sunday for the Coast and
will probably remain out of town
for the rest OF the summer. They have
given up their rooms in the First
National Bank building and will
rent a house when they return to
kennewick.
Warren Leard, formerly one of the
most popular members in the Soph.
omOre class In the local high school,
surprised a number of his friends nv
dropping in on them Friday. He
has been residing with his parents at
their new home in Washougal. He
says that the family is well pleased
with their present location and in
the best of health.
VIM. KOOntZ returned Saturday
cNCuiuf, IOth "A CHCd1s OiCS 0As w uCI e
he spent last week with his mother,
Mrs. Mary kOontz Mrs. Koontz is
suffering with paralysis and DR..
Crop. of Walla. was sent for by her
son, during his visit, but was unable
to give them much encouragement
for her recovery. owing to her adj
vanced age and weakened physical
condition. Courtney Mertes was
clerk at the hotel during the absence
of Mr.. KOOntz
Last Monday evening the Y. M. P.
class of the M. E. Church and their
friends held a reception for Mr.. and
Mrs. Ii. D. Scott, at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. H. H. Toll In the Garden
Tracts. More than fifty were present
who enjoyed the lawn games and fun
during the evening. Lemonade and
axe were served ny the ladies. after
which a silver tomato spoon was
presented to Mr.. and Mrs. Scott with
an appropriate speech by Rev. B. F.
Brown. as token Of esteem in which
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