The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-02-17

G. o. Waminac. was down the river
from White Blufis Wednesday.
Miss Ely. the nurse. visited with
Mrs. A. C. Anon In Horse Heaven
last week.
Friends OF Roy Washuurn will be
glad to learn that he is able to be
about again after q three weeks
siege of pneumonia.
A. L. Menhenick, made . trip from
the county seat. where he had busi-
ness. to Kennewicks and Finley the
latter part OF the week.
The Ladies' Aid OF the Christian
Church will hold pantry sale at
Kolb's Grocery Store in the after.
noon of Saturday. Feb. 18th.
Mrs. Lyons and son Harry and lit
tie Mildred Shinn left for Walla Walla
last week and will spend . few days
visiting with Mrs. Lyons sister.
Fred Olmstead left Tuesday morn.
ing for Spokane where he will spend
the coming few months visiting with
friends and looking after business
interests.
E. c. Tagg is erecting q small cot
tage on the w. =. Williams ranch In
Sec. Z. Mr.. Dennis is also erecting q
bungalow on his tract OF
land near there.
Art Tulles left Friday morning for
Othello, where his brother has q drug
store. Art will take charge of the
store for couple of weeks while bis
brother attends to other business.
j. E. Michael and two children
are stopping with S. r. Harper for
the summer to work at carpenter
work with Mr.. Harper and to see
how California is in the Northwest.
Nj. +. Downs, president OF the Rich
land Land company was IN Kenne-
wick on Thursday OF this week. He
made q short trip to Richland to
look after matters for the company.
Mrs. A. W. Graham will remember
her birthday this year for q long
time to come. Mr.. Graham remem-
bered 1t in time and had q plano
taken to his home In honor OF the &C.
casiOn.
Emil Mullenbeck was entertained
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. X. V.
Evans Wednesday evening and a
birthday dinner was served In bis
honor. A few friends were present
and a very pleasant evening was
passed.
Supt. Lewis received long letter
from Miss Davis written from her
present location at Wilcox, Arizona
to her seventh grade pupils. Mics
Davis writes that she has gained
seven pounds since going there and
and now feels stronger than ever
before. 1t is hoped that she will
regain her health In few
months. Her pupils received many
warm words OF thanks for their re-
OF her during the holt.
days and letters sent at various times.
Captain b. F. Lindsay. a prominent
business man Of West Virginia was
In Kennewick last week visiting old
Virginia friends, LEO. d Peters and
who have a fine ranch on
the Highlands. The Captain has
travelled extensively throughout the
states and made . special trip thru
California. stopping here on bis way
home. He was taken with the High
lands and declared 1t was, everything
the best he'd seen. As an
evidence OF his faith 10 the country he
purchased 10 acres which he will re.
turn plant in the spring.
The Philanthea Club met at the
home of Mrs. G. w. Shanaielt Satur-
day evening Feb. 18th for their re&u.
lar monthly meeting. New officers
were elected and constitution was
adopted. One object OF this Club
ia self Improvement and the program
for the evening was the study Of
Japan. Current events were given In
,oSronse to roll emil Tho OpOpvanhv
OF japan was given by Enid Callahan
and Ethel Watson gave the history
OF Japan. The story about the
people was given by Helen Hunting
ton. Music by the Club. A social
hall hour was then spent after which
light refreshments were served by
the hostess.