The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-11-10
LITTLE STORIES OF THE WEEK
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The weather man predicted snow,
yesterday. Wouldn't that make
you huntIyour woolens?
| p. Murphy. who spent the sum-
'ner IN HE old home IN Missouri state,
has returned to kennewick.
Kenneth King, OF Pasco, visited
friends In Kennewick Saturday even
ing while on his way to Sunnyside
for a visit with old friends.
Mrs. VIM. McClaskey, of this city,
taught one OF the grades in the Ken.
newick schools Monday, In the alb
sence of the regular teacher.-Express
Miss Ethel Burlingame the accom-
plished violin instructor from Ken.
Enewick was In the city Wednesday
| giving her usual lesso ns.-Pasco Ex-
press. "a
| Mrs. Alex C. Hart has returned
from Spokane on account of the Ill.
ness OF her daughter, Miss Hlizabeth
Hart. who is training to be a nurse
10 one OF the hospitals in the Falls
City.
Rudd Miller, who has been in Gen.
esee since the death of his father, T.
Miller, In the early part of tbs sum.
mer, arrived in Kennewfck last Thurs-
day evening and will spend the win
ter here.
J. H. McDlroy, of Rockford, wash,
arrived last week for an extended
visit winh his sister, Mrs. n. II. Toll
and family. He will be employed In
the n. p. freight Office for the next
few months.
There will be q meeting at the
WOodman hall, over Sheppard's
drug store. Friday. Nov. 40, for the
purpose Of organizing q Royal Neigh
Dor Lodge. All Woodmen and their
families are invited to attend.
i Mr.. and Mrs j. II. Raymond are
enjoying visit from Mrs. Raymond's
parents, of Hampton. Iowa. They
have been making an extensive tour
Of the West. and will probably spend
the winter In Kennewick with her
daughter.
The District Meeting of the Re-
bekah Lodge will be held in Mabton
next Tuesday, November I4th. The
meeting was to have been held in
Granger but they had the misfortune
to lose their hall by fire, 40 the meet
ing will be at Mabton.
The Kennewick Valley Telephone
company has just completed the
istringing of over three thousand feet
OF cable on the line from their office
to the railroad crossing on Seventh
street. This one piece of cable cost
in the neighborhoOd of thousand
dollars. twill not he long, accord
ing to Mr.. Brown, until all the city
wires will be enclosed in the cables.
The Wettlaufer 4 Cleghorn tailor
shop has been purchased BY A
Bellows, who will continue in the
same location, with Rex Vaughn as
the tailor in charge. Mr.. Bellows
has an announcement elsewhere In
this paper concerning a sale of all his
mems furnishing goods. He plans to
make The Toggery exclusively
his STOCK " it'll the exception Of suits.
OvercOats and shoes. In combining
himself exclusively to these lines, Mr..
Bellows is following the plan of
many city stores whose experience
has been that they can give the Gus
toner much better service by contin-
themselves to these three principal
lines
l. Last Thursday evening about Is OF
the school teachers from Kennewfck
in attendance at the county Institute
gave a party to'aS'number sof9 their
young men friends In the Palace Ho-
tel parlors. The superintendent of
the Kenne wick schools and the prin-
cipal of the kennewick high school
| besides number of PrOsser young
men were guests. Dancing, music,
games and a marshmallOw toast
were enjoyed. The kennewick
teachers proved skilled entertainers
ment is on foot among the young
men to have the county school sup
erintendent call meeting of insti-
publican Bulletin.