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

THE peach orchards are pretty
prans transacted business IN
roohlates the first of the week
D Haney of Spokane transacted
nnsIness in kennew'ok last Week.
y, and Mrs. f. T. Morris, OF Sc
W. upre visitors In the city Friday
Ma s Spence and Mrs. S. R. Har-
per visited in Rich'and the first OF the
week.
Grover Myers visited his sister
Mrs. pemon at her home In NV"
p,vers last week.
IT.. A Kolb left Monday for Walla
uo,,a She will probably be absent
ten days or more
rg alexander OF the bank OF Ken
..u;ck returned Sunday from short
nus,uess trip to North Yakima.
". Henning. lineman for the
r.,onhone Co. at White Bluffs, was
hus,ness visitor here Monday.
Misc Alma Smith arrived home
cnnday from " ALA WaIla, where she
has been attending High School.
Samuel E. Walker has been employ
sdhyC. F. Schenk as Orchardist and
general assistant at the Burns orch
ards.
Mrs. II. l.. Forney, Of Salina Kas.
v,s,ted with her brother, ). R.
Harper and family few days last
week.
Frank Larkin has completed the
erection of an addition to bis resi-
dence 10 Morain's and Vessels addi-
ton.
Mrs. JIG. Kelly left Saturday for
Spoksne where she will spend q week
at the home of her sister. Mrs. g. A {.
O'Brian.
F. NJ. Well, of White Bluffs was
down the river Friday. He reports
business at the up-river points to be
humming.
The value of the street sprinkling
service will be doubly appreciated
by the residents OF the city after last
weeks dust.
Mrs. r. E. Pratt arrived Saturday
from Chicago where she has been for
some months, visiting with rela-
tives and friends.
Doctor P. 5. Isaacson returned
Monday from Walla >Waila where he
has been confined to the hospital for
the past two weeks
F. +. Fox of the Fox Realty Co..,
In Spokane, was In kennewick look.
ing after his land interests, the lat.
ter part of last week.
Mrs. C. F. Schenk reports the first
asparagus af the season, grown on
their place south of town. Seven
pounds were cut on the 18th of March.
Don't forget the Easter Tea to be
given by the ladies of the NJ. E.
Chnrch at the home OF Mrs. N. A.
Kelly. on the afternoon OF April 10Th.
A. l.. soper and family, Miss Mel.
lie Fisher and X, q. McAlpine oi
White Bluffs came down ON Sunday
boat to sIsepd the day in kennewick
Mrs. II. ID. Jackson came down
from Toppenish Monday for a few
Gays visit with Der daughters, Mes.
DANES ID. L. Taylor and w. II. Rice.
Ray Hover left Monday evening
Tor Spokane and Wallace where he
Will De for few days looking after
the business interests OF the com.
pany.
Inc revival OF the long forgotten
%hool days at the Methodist parson.
age Friday evening, proved the
source OF some rare fun for the mem.
oefs OF the Y. 2. Glass and a few OF
'ae'f friends. In attire and man
hers' those who attended were kids
VI the most pronounced type. Bus
@r Brown, Mary Jane. Snookems,
and many other famous characters.
,"e Youngsters did not fail to play
'"e Ola tine FRANKS during "time of
senool and had hard time to es-
cape the birch and ferule. At recess
."e pupils played hockey and betook
themselves to Tulles Drug store for
cream. The noon hour came at
1, O'Clock upoa this occasion and
~ u'nher pail lunches disclosed
-n"ny dainty surprises and not a few
were april fooled in the proper style.