The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-03-31

Bert Lynn. Of the law firm of Lynn
ana Boyle Of Prosser was 10 Ken
newick Monday on legal business
H. c. Tweedt moved the first O
the week into the Thompson plac
IN the Garden Tracts. which Mr.
Tweedt purchased short time ago
M. V. Mellin who has been In the
lumber. Business In North Yakima
came down Monday to assist In the
cares OF the local branch of the Cas-
cade.
The final installment OF the seria
story "Alias Jimmy Valentine" now
running in the paper. will appear
next week. It's thrilling. SO don't
miss 1t.
Mrs. Paul Bryon OF Seattle was in
the CITY the latter part OF last week
visiting with her friend, Miss Edith
Elmer before going to her home at
Portland.
r. ]. Owens OF Haniord spent Mon.
day and Tuesday In the metropolis oil
the Inland Empire. Mr.. Owens plays
host to the travelling public In the
up-river town.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Basket OF Rich.
land were Kennewick visitors the
first OF the week and attended the
meeting Of Althea Rebekah Lodge on
Tuesday evening.
The monthly bakery sale OF the
Presby terrain Ladies' Aid will be held
Saturday, April 9Th instead of April
1st, the regular time. The sale will
be held at Kolb's Grocery.
'tBat" Nelson, manager OF the St.
Paul & Tacoma lumber yard at Fin
ley, passed thru Kennewick the first
OF the week on HE way to the head
Offices In North Yakima.
d. Chambers, a merchant of White
Bluffs came down to the city on Mon.
pays boat. No doubt he returned
with some valuable pointers CLEANED
ourYrOm up-to.date merchants.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. w. Brown and E.
o. Brown lett Saturday for Seattle
where they Will spend a few days
making as good q combination az
possible out OF business and pleasure,
Those who are taking part in the
missionary work which IL being car
RED on by the different societies OF
the city will be interested in the ad.
dress of Misss Julia Hatch, field sec.
rotary for the synod of Washington.
Oregon, and Idaho which will be
given Tuesday evening at the Pre-.
byterian Church. This ts the open
ing meeting OF this week. session OF
the Presbyt erial Society to be held
here. Miss Hatch has spentfa num-
Der of years at Laos, China, and has
many neutrality-suspicious. to tell
OF In relation to the people of that
part OF the world.
The Ladies' Literary Cluo met with
Mrs. j. 3. Rose Friday March oath.
Mrs. Anderson called the meeting to
order. During the business hour,
Mrs. Sly as chairman OF the Educa.
tional committee reported the sani-
tary conditions OF the schools and
suggested the use Of sanitary towels.
The board have kindly promised
sanitary drinking fountains In the
near future. Mrs. Collins reported
for the Art committee and recon-.
mended tnas the Club give stere.
opticon lecture on Art. proceeds to be
used for the public library. The
Recommendation was adopted and
the lecture will be given near the
close of April. Roll call for the day
was current events. Two very In.
teresting and Instructive papers were
read: "Social Ethics" by Mrs. r. H.
Holcomb, and "Mental Hygiene" by
Mrs. e. O. Brown. Music was fur.
nished by Mrs. J. b. Rose. Then the
club resolved itself into q mock con-
vention of the State Federation Of
Woman 8 Clubs for q short time going
through with the routine work OF
opening the convention. This proved
Interesting and amusing. Several
guests were present but owing to
the fact that it was general moving
day for Kennewick real estate, IN any
whom we hoped to see were not
present. The next meeting will be
held with Mesdames Kelly and Cress-
| well.