The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-04-21

G. A. Stuart. of the kennewicl
Dairy, was called to Ukiah, Ore
Wednesday on business which viii
detain him there until Sunday.
E. NJ. Sly returned Tuesday night
from North Yakima where he ma.
been attending meeting Of the
board of directors of the Yakima
Valley Frnit Growers Association.
j. w. May, wheat rancher O
Othello. has sold his place and has
moved to kennewick to make hi,
home. He intends to purchase an ir
rigated farm In the immediate vicin
ity.
Mrs. d. H. Jackson returned &c
kennewick Sunday morning from
TOppenish where she has been spend
ing the past few mouths. She will
probably make her home in kenne
wick
Jerry Newton spent a few DAYS
the latter part of last week visiting
at the Holloway home up the river
and with other friends In Kennewick
He returned to Spokane Sunday
evening.
The electric motor and other equip
ment necessary for the extensive
manufacture of ice cream arrived fol
the Fern Saturday and the proprie
tor. Jack Corder is now grinding bis
own dope.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Sasse who have
been visiting with her parents. MIR
and Mrs. 5. H. Godfrey in Finley fol
the past week or ten days returned
to their home in North Yakima Tues.
day morning.
A. Spence and family moved to
their place up the river the latter part
of last week. They have rented
their residence in town to Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Tolman who Will occupy
same this summer.
George Brown and family who
nave been spending the past few
years I'm Locust Grove moved into
the three-rOOm house of Slaugen.
haupt's In the Anon Addition the
latter part of last week.
While the attendance ut the after
lenten dance given on the evening OF
Easter Monday by the Commercial
club was not large. those who at.
tended report one of 1.-The best ever
times. Several people from out OF
town were present to enjoy the fes.
tivities.
The lecture on American Art ar.
ranged ny the kennewick Ladies
Literary Club will he delivered by
Mr.. MOultOn Friday, May 5th. in the
Presbyterian church. Admission q
cents and 1Ocents for school children.
Proceeds for benefit Of library.
Work IL to Recommended this week
on the interior of the basement oil
the Methodist church. The walls
will be built of cement and unless
OF some unexpected delay. 1t Is ex
pected that the Sunday school rooms
will be completed and ready for oc.
cupancy by the latter part of May.
The Nj. E ladies' Aid met yester
dav at the home of Mrs. Armstrong
The afternoon was devoted to the
preparation of W Ork for the May Day
Festival which has been taking form
In the minds of the ladies for some
time and IL certain to be one of the
most brilliant church fetes of the
season. A light lunch was served by
the hostess at the close of the after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. b. Evans and fam
lily have returned to Richland after
an absence of a little over six months
during which time they resided ir
Kennewick, where MIR. Evans wal
engaged in the insurance business
For the present they have taker
apartments in the Zimmerman con
crete building on Fourth street anC
will possibly remain there until the
completion of a residence which Mr.
Evans cOntemplates building at once
on an improved 5-acre tract which
he owns I'm the northwestern part O
town. The prime reason for the
gentleman's return to Richland is tC
look after and improve his valuable
tract, and in conjunction with this
carry on his insurance business from
this place instead OF Kennewick.-
Advocate.