The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1912-04-05
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NV H. Harrison was ous'nes V's''or
h wslla walla last week.
Miss Nina Hoadley was a VISITOR IN
~ Garden City last week.
little Wilma Hoyt has been seriously
II for the past two weeks.
urs A. B. Ely and Mrs. R. E. Pratt
rsre Pasco visitors Monday
oden staley went to Hermiston, Ore.
Saturday for an over Sunday VISIT
p.v Kenneth is one of the new en-
vloyees at the Star Palace Laundry
A.. N. Maltbie, of White Bluffs was a
,,,;noss caller in the city, Wednesday.
Miss Eva Irwin resumed work at the
..,onbone office Monday as one of the
staff of operators.
Ben Knapp was down from Rlchiand
r.;dov visiting friends and attending
10 business matters.
Miss Mildred Eisinhardt, OF Pasco'
o,o n,est at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
lanes Irwin, Sunday.
f. Phil Bier. of Walla Walla. visitnd at
! the home of his brother, H. A. Bier the
I fore part of the week.
Mrs. Cameron spent Sunday in Pasco
with her partner, Miss Thornton, re-
tnminp to Kennewick Monday morning.
Mrs. Doughty and little daughter, of
pasco. visited the latter part of the
week with her father, DR.. c. V. Dele
pine.
Mrs. M. S. Love left Monday for Ma
dera, California, after spending few
weeks with her son, E. M. Love, at his
home in Section Z.
Mrs. ]. H. Campbell and daughter,
Miss Elizabeth Campbell, visited rela-
tiyes. Mr.. and Mrs. Volney Cox, in
Pasco Sunday.
Chas. Larkin, travelling salesman for
Seattle firm of pharmacists, was in
Kennewick Sunday and visited his bro
= Their, Frank Larkin, and family.
The committee in charge of the mar
ket day arrangements desire to get in
touch with every auctioneer within
calling distance. See F. F. Beste.
The Ladies' Missionary Society of
the Congregational church held another
of their interesting meetings at the
home of Mrs. E. A. Orr yesterday
afternoon.
Dan Soloman, an insane man, was
arrested for raising ''ruction' at
Hover Saturday night. Sheriff Mahan
came down Sunday and hauled him
away to the county Jail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Emlgh and child
rem were in Kennewick the first of the
week from Spokane visiting friends and
!, relatives. Mr.. Emigh was busy looking
after property interests in the city and
vicinity.
G. L. Jones received a letter last
week from Frank Kelley, saying that
he would relocate in the Kennewick
valley the coming fall. He states that
gets fairly monotonous being con-
lined indoors during the six months OF
winter in Northern Wisconsin.
n
j. Z. Wanhope, socialist organizer,
was in Kennewick Wednesday, enroute
Tor Richland, where he reorganized the
local there, after which he went tt
"allula to establish new local. The
coming election seems to have given g
new stimulus to the party movemen,
In this part of the state.
Frank Beste received fine horse al
the Kennewick Harness Shop this week.
ne purchased the animal when in Spo
Kane recently, and claims that it's equa
cant be found in town. 1t is fine big
oay' will stand without hitching and
VIII not shy at buzz buggies or concrete
mixers. The really attractive feature
ABOUT the horse, however, is that the
iced bills will never cause the owne,
any worry.
Inc U. S. Civil Service Commission
s'iaounces that post office clerk ex
animation will be held 'at Kennewick
Aprl 9th, 1912. Both men and womer
wi, De admitted to the examination
ana the age limits are ls to as wears
nppncants should apply at once to thu
p .al secretary, Board of.Civil Service
"a Examiners at the Kennewick post of
C:, e or to the Secretary, Eleventh
.Vll Service District, Seattle, Wash.
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