The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1913-01-10

The progressive Richardson Embroid
cry Club were entertained at the home
of Mrs. c. L. Kimble last Saturday.
The next meeting will be held Friday,
January II, at Mrs. E. A. Orr's.
The Lavender Twelve Club met at
the home of Eunice Orr last Saturday
afternoon. This was the first meeting
the club has had for some time, and
all members with the exception of one
were present. 1t was decided to have
a food sale next Saturday afternoon,
at Holmes store
The day for the annual business meet
ing of the Congregational church fell
on Monday this year. Some of the
members met last Monday afternoon
at church, and after some discussion,
it was voted to adjourn to meet again
for the church meeting and dinner,
Thursday, Jan. %.
The regular monthly meeting of the
| SoiiliilCiCidl CluU Will NC ICiu hO<A'
Wednesday evening, the 18th instead
of on Tuesday evening, as usual. The
change was made to accommodate the
: convention of nuserymen, who have
been granted the use of the club rooms
for Monday and Tuesday.
The members of the K. K. K. club
met with Miss Jorgenson, at the home
of w. c. King, Tuesday evening. The
| high school teachers were also asked
r to join them. Sewing and music con-
, stituted the evenings entertainment.
, The next meeting will be held with
Mrs. NJ S. Lewis, an. q.
A delightful evening was spent at
the Crosby residence last Friday when
Miss Workman entertained in honor OF
f her friend, Miss Gambal. The lady
|. teachers, Mrs. Lewis and Miss Former
were the guests present. The evening
was spent in progressive whist, Mrs
+ Lewis winning the prize. Deliciou:
O refreshments were served after which
e the guests took their departure, voting
Miss Workman a delightful hostess
Miss Gambal is teaching in Tacoma ant
left Saturday to resume her work there
8 The last of Ritzville's saloons closet
= it's doors Tuesday night, as provided b!
the terms of the local option law. Ow
ing to the heavy demand for liquor tn,
n Old Grow bar was forced to close Mon
&. day night as its stock was completed,
g closed out. The sales receipts of thu
three bars which were forced out O.
business by the adoption of local option
ID in this city show that over So, 600 worth
, of beer, whisky and wines were sole
r during the week proceeding their close
Dray lines were kept busy Monday ant
Tuesday delivering the liquor. The re
D ceipts of Tuesdays business at the
q Office Bar were $3.50. -Ritzville Times
: The Woman's Missionary Union met
last Friday afternoon, January 3rd, at
q the Baptist church. An excellent pro
gram was given by the members. Miss
y Weybourne, field secretary for the Bap
r fist Society was present end addressed
the ladies on Fruits of Woman's Mis-
r sionary Work. telling of the coura
! geous women who have themselves
gone into foreign fields. of the loya
women at home who, by faith have
pressed forward-always forward-ir
their efforts to send out missionaries,
and of the joy that comes of the great
work. Her words of encouragement
to the Kennewick Missionary Union
were indeed helpful and pathetic. Al
/ the close of the session the meeting
f was favored with song by Mrs. Tread.
r we'll of Pasco.
: The following clipping from the
Chadron Journal of Chadron, Nebr
: will be of great interest to the friends
of DIR. Elms: Tuesday of this week
: occurred the marriage of DR.. B. G. Films
t of this city and Miss Mary A. Haskir
: of Chicago. The doctor went to Al
e lance Tuesday morning where he met
e the lady who had come from Chicago.
2 They returned to Crawford where they
e were married by Rev. Carpenter. Or
the evening train they returned te
Chadron where they surprised the doc.
: tors friends. DR.. Elms is one of oul
r we'll known physicians and man Of
f excellent standing in the community
h Mrs. Elms is a fine appearing lady
j., She has for years been friend of the
S Elms family. The Journal extends
congratulations to Dr. and Mrs. Elms. >