The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-01-27
FRIDAY
January 9th
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Start the story.
Roy Washburn is down with an
attack OF pneumonia.
Banker Ben Knapp, OF Richland
was In town Monday.
Born-Wednesday, Jan. -, to Mr..
and Mrs. j. Corder, a son.
I There's mighty good yarn start
ng in this issue of The Courier. Don't
W.l.tss 1t.
{. o. Anderson went to Seattle last
Sunday night to remain for several
days on legal business.
Rufus Fullerton was in Kennewick
the first OF the week coming over
from the Coast Saturday evening.
A shipment of fine brass signs ar
rived the first OF the week and are
heing put up around our progressive
stores.
The Ladies' OF the Christian church
will hold IA sale of home cooking at
kOlb's store Saturday afternoon of
his week. the 2Stn.
L. j. Murphy came over from the
Sound Monday to look after the
spring WORK on his homestead on
the Highlands.
The Catholic Ladies will give n
cooked food sale at Jenkins Grocery
Store, Saturday. Jan. %. The grea t
bread contest day and place.
Marvin Thornton. one of the first
hOmesteaders on the Highlands. was
in kennewick Tuesday visiting with
his sister. He was enrOute to Ari-
IONA
You will want your butter to be
as pure as If is possible for butter to
be. Use then the wrappers we sup
ply. They are tasteless. OdOrless,
and the ink will not run.
Miss Gladys Wood. who has had
charge OF a hospital in Cordova, AL
aska, has been spending the past
few weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. II. Wood. She left Tuesday
for short trip to North Yakima.
Geo. Arrowsmith was in town the
first of the week on his way to North
Yakima, coming overland in his auto
from White Bluffs. He left his car
here on his trip up the valley, and
will return the latter part of the
week.
Mics Roberts, of North Yakima is
here taking care of her sister, Mrs. J.
Hess. who has been seriously Ill for
some time. Mrs. Hess is now i'm
proving and will probably go to
North Yakima to spend some time
with her parents IA soon as she il
able.
The temporary Organiza ton for
the Chapter OF the Daughters of the
American Revolution forming In
Kenne wick met at the home of Mrs.
w. Il. Wuth on Thursday afternoon.
Not all the ladies who expect to join
as Charter members were able to be
present, but the meeting was well at
tended and plans discussed and much
enthusiasm shown in the Chapter
that ia soon to be formed. The next
meeting will be held at the home of
Mrs. George r. Peters, Feb. 18th.
G.. O. Anderson was at Prosser last
week trying out number of cOndem-
nation proceedings brought 10y the
Chicago, Milwaukee. Puget Sound
Railway Company to condemn right
nf-way above White Bluffs. The tot
al amount OF the verdicts and land
signed to be taken by the company
at the prices assessed by the jury was
In the neighborhood Of $4,000. The
firm of Anderson < Marshall repre-.
scented Judge Forsyth and a uumber
of other defendants.
The B. B. B.'s of the Presby terrain
Church will meet Sunday evening at
the church In the course of the bus
mess session 1.-THE Boy Scout Move
ment' will be taken up and the adj
visibility of the class falling In line
for this work discussed by Mr.. Ely.
1.-The Boy Scout Movement: was
started in England but later it's good
work was ca rried to America where
it's institution was fostered by
Ernest Thompson Seton and 1t now
has many hundreds of American
boys numbered as it's followers.