The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-01-27

{. b. Alexander was in Portland
this week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. F. Lum and child
rem are all reported on the sick list.
Mrs. Trimble spent most OF the
week at the home OF her sister in
Portland.
E. n. Chipperfield vas business
visitor to the Garden City the first
of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Smith of Sea tile
arrived Tuesday for a visit with
friends I'm kennewick.
Miss Anna EvensOn of this city
left Saturday for Finley for an tx
tended visit with friends.
Mrs. Henry Bier who has been WIS.,
iting with friends IL Spokane returned
home the latter part OF last week.
Miss Mildred Holmes has been ill
for the past week. During her illness
Mrs. Thorpe ia assisting in the store.
p. f. Mors and son, Alfred Mors
left Tuesday afternoon for Walla
Walla to transact business and visit
with friends In the Garden City.
''Alias Jimmy Valentine is the
title OF the new serial that Is to begin
In this issue A thrilling tale with a
great moral
Mrs b. +. Knapp and little baby
daughter and her sister. Miss EIda
Clements were down from Richland
Tuesday visiting with friends in
kennewick.
Mrs. HALLS, the mother OF Mrs. J.
ii. Wood. came up from Carson,
WASH, last week, bringing Mrs.
Woods little neice. Ida HALLS for a
few weeks visit.
Feb. 18th is the daIe set for the
concert to be given by the ''Christian
Sisters" at the Congregational Church
under the auspices Of the COngrega.
tional Club. Tell your friends.
Notice to Rebekahs. There will DE
a special meeting of the Rebekahs
on Saturday evening January, 2sth.
The Grand President, Lydia Holmes
GoOdell and the Grand Warden, Car
oline Daniels will be with us at that
time and 1t is hoped that every men,
Der of the Rehekah Lodge will be
present.
The members of Alton Circle 692
Women of WOOdcraft wish to an
nounce that there Will be a dance III
connection with the basket social to
be given by them Feb. 18th. in the
vilfon. Be sure and keep this date
open. A hearty invitation ia ex-
tended to all
Pete ROesch, who has recently sold
his interest in the Variety Store to
his partner. Mr., Dorothy. will leave
for his old home as soon as the bust
ness affairs of the firm can be settled.
n. Z. Munday will take over the
painting stock and Will handle that
end of the business
A pleasant birthday dinner and
reunion was held at the home of Mr..
and >lrs. F. Z. Book on Monday last,
the occasion being In honor of the an
niversary of s. ID. Stoddard and
also In collective observance of the
birthdays of Mr.. Book and his
daughter. Mrs. A. G. Anon. which
occurred this month.
Hotel d'Ellis has it's fair quota of
the city's visitors this week Several
have been engaged in removing the
trees on Front street the past week,
making way for the business pro-
gressiOn. The trees, several of which
are OF good size. are being used to
beautify Columbia avenue, Kenue-
wick's finest driveway.
The Open Meeting of the Congo
gational Club on Sunday evening
was well attended. Mr.. Merrill Raw
son the retiring president of the Club
spoke briefly of what the Club had
accomplished during the first six
months of its organization, and Miss
Lulu Holloway, who is the president
for the ensuing six months, spoke of
what the Club plans to do. Mrs. A.
G.. Hart gave very interesting and
helpful address to the young people.
The topic for next Sunday evening is
care you knocker."