The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-07-21
Mrs. A. NevlOw left this week fOr

Mrs. A. NevlOw left this week for
Pendleton.
George Tweedt returned Monday
from business trip to Walla Walla.
Willie Clark OF Section has been
spending the week in the Garden
City.
Mrs. Bert Lloyd has been visiting
her mother In Walla Walla for sever
al days.
Robert Alexander of the Bank of
Kennewick, transacted business In
Spokane. Thursday.
Max Gardner uf Lewiston came
down by boat Monday for a visit
with his uncle, A. r.
w. r. Weisel returned Sunday
from business trip to Bellingham
and other points on the Sound.
Miss Edna Smith returned Friday
from Portland where she has been
visiting friends for several days
Edward Garceau of Tacoma, was
In KeDnewick the first of the week
looking after property interests.
Mrs. Nc Millen returned Sunday
evening from Walla Walla where she
has been visiting friends for several
days.
Chas. Stark left Monday for Sc
attic with the Intentions of enjoying
some cooler weather and taking In
the Potlatch.
Arnold Benke, one of the employees
of the Chas. H. Collins Co., was in
Mabton Monday, looking after bust
ness for the firm.
R. E. Sheppard returned Sunday
from a business trip to out OF town
points where the Kennewick Packing
Company has interests.
Charlie Holmes left the latter part
of last week on a vacation trip to
Idaho and will spend part of the
time on the st. Joe RIVER.
H. ]. Claussen left yesterday for
Seattle to see the Potlatch and at
tend the convention of the State
Hotel Keepers Association.
Lynn Shanafelt has gone to Alfalfa
to be manager at that place for the
Gjerde Mercantile Co. v no have gen.
eral merchandise stores ut Alfalfa
ana Wallula:
Mrs. William Helm and children,
Mrs. H. A. Bier and two little daugh.
ters, and Mrs. Richard Stanton left
Monday for Seattle to remain dur.
the hot weather.
Miss Bertha Leverich writes from
her uEcle's ranch near Calispel, Mon.
tana that she is having a very pleas.
ant summer and that her health is
much improved.
K. b. Evans, Of Richland, paid our
city a visit Monday and his many
friends are glad to see that he still
looks forward to brilliant future
for the, valley and it's Inhabitants.
The Misses Corrigan OF st. Louis
are visiting their sister, Mrs w.
, Shaughnessy. One OF the young
ladies Is nurse aud plans to remain
here for some time. Mrs. Corr,xau
is also here.
VIM. Koontz, proprietor of the
kOOntz Hotel was called to Athena
: Ore, Sunday to attend his mother
; Mrs. Mary Koontz, who has been
critically Ill with paralysis for some
: weeks and is not expected to live
Jesse James. the Missouri Ont.
law" drew the largest crowd of the
year at the Princess Theatre, Satur.
day night The reels were very good
and Miss Olbrich's song, 'Only One
Daisy Left" WINS received with great
applause.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Kitchener, OF
Prosser, visited friends here Saturday
evening. They were on their way
from The Dalles where they have
been for the past few weeks, visiting
Mrs. MicheUer's sister, Mrs. R. Bevier
and family.
r. F. Dent started Potlatchward
yesterday to join Mrs. Dent and chill.
dren who have been in Seattle since
Sunday. Mr.. Dent will return the
first of the week but tie rest of his
family will remain in the city the
balance of the summer.
Mrs. G. w. Shanafelt. city librarian
announces that there is a new case
of the travelling library books here,
which arrived last week from Olympia
and the many interesting volumes
are now at the disposal of the men,
bers of the Library Association.
Friends of Mrs. Lee A. Amsbury
have received letters from her, tell
ing of a pleasant summer sojourn