The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1913-08-01
D. M. Williams left Sunday night for
'ancouver, B. c., for a two-weeks' va

ID. M. Williams left Sunday night for
Vancouver, B. c., for two-weeks' va
cation.
Miss Minnie Munday left the first of
the week for two weeks vacation at
Oakesdale, Wash.
S. Cobb and little son, Walter, and
Jas. Cobb left the latter part of this
week for their homes in Portland, Ore.
Miss Edna Hebron left Tuesday even
ing for Seattle where she will attend
business college for the next few
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Cobb will leave
Sunday for a few weeks camping trip
at Newport, Wash, before leaving for
their home in Roseberg, Ore.
Rev. L. M. Pierce of Eagle Grove,
Iowa, will preach in the Congregational
church Sunday morning. Mr.. Pierce is
new man to the west and will preach
here during the month of August.
MIR. and Mrs. J. Astholz entertained
few friends at an informal party Sat-
urday evening. Music and dancing
( were features of the evening, after
which light refreshments were served.
City EngineerT. J. Wright left today
for North Yakima where he will be in
attendance at the hearing of the Public
Service Commission on the valuation of
the Pacific Power & Light Co.'s hold
ings in the Yakima galley.
The ice cream social given by the
Methodist young people Tuesday eve
ming was not very largely attended on
account of the cool weather, however
neat sum was added to the treasury by
the sale of ice cream and candy.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Yost entertained
at six tables of bridge last Thursday
evening in honor of DR.. and Mrs.
Black, who have been guests at the
Yost home for the past few weeks, and
who left this week for their home in
West Virginia.
The Epworth League of the M. E.
church will hold its third w. C. T. U.
medal contest at Richland next Monday
evening. In the course of the next
few weeks gold medal contest will be
held in this city, although the date has
not yet been decided.
The school board has recently let a
contract for the installation of inside
toilets for the Washington street school
house. The work will be completed by
the opening of the school term and is
being done by the Ramsey Hardware
Co. of Ellensburg. The contract will
amount to about $500.
Mrs. J. B. Slaugenhaupt and daugh-
ter, Miss Ruby Slaugenhaupt, will leave
Saturday for Pennsylvania and other
eastern points to visit friends and rel
atives. They will return about the first
of November by way of San Francisco,
where they will visit at that place and
other points in California and Oregon
, Mrs. ]. H. Gravenslund returned Sun
: day evening from visit with relatives
and friends in Tacoma. On her return
! she stopped off for short visit with
: friends in North Yakima, and was ac-
companied home from that place by
Miss Beulah Monnett, who will spend
a few weeks at the Gravenslund home.
5 Have the official Grape Carnival en-
blem printed on your stationery in two
1 colors. 1t is handsome design and
: we will put it on your paper and en-
velopes for just about the bare cost of
5 labor. Every letter that goes out of
/ Kennewick from now until September
) eth should bear the emblem. Ring us
5 up-111-and have it done today.
Wire makes very poor sort of COW
s feed In fact wire isn't fit for COW
Y to eat. Not only that, but if a cow is
/, allowed to eat it, it is ten to one that
e she will regret it to the end of he,
h days-which will notbe long. This is not
y theory. but practical cow-sense. The
: experiment has been tried and the
s owner is found wanting another cow
e w. R. Crawford of Section Seven had &
y cow with a penchant for wire. The
e last piece she ate was the last thai
e she ate. Wire, as food for cows, will
). be apt to cause appendicitis, yea, ever
! peritonitis, and abcesses. Itdid all thai
: to Mr.. Crawford COW and even more
t 1t caused the death of the animal. So
: merely as a matter of precaution, dom
feed wire to cows.