The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1913-01-17
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Thursday night.

Thursday night.
Mrs. A. G. Zierdt and baby have both
heen i'll the past week.
Little Irene Hoyt is again able to
- ont after her illness.
nron rs card and we'll mail you an
..oortment of government seeds.
prof and Mrs. Kicks, of Pasco. spent
Sunday with DR.. and Mrs. spaulding.
Little Herbert Taylor, who has been
:. suffering from blood poisoning in his
arm is rapidly improving.
Charles D. Revue has begun the frame
,uorl on his new residence on Sec
o,d street. east of E. A. Orr's.
There will be services at the St.
pours Episcopal church next Sunday
conducted by Rev. H. M. Bartlett.
Mrs Nelson Williams returned Sun
dow from Othello, Wash, where she
has been visiting her son, Leslie, and
wife.
D. Lynch left Monday for Spo-
bono IN attend the board meeting OF
the Baptist State Convention OF which
he is a member.
The D. A. R. met at the home OF
Mrs. w. J. Hoyt Monday afternoon.
Tho snow storm interfered with the
usual good attendance.
Rernice Kadow, little daughter of F.
7 Kadow, has been Ill at her home
since Thursday with pneumonia, but
at present is improving.
Coyote club = last Monday night
eighteen good fellows invited ln--cards
LIQUIDS observation-disclosures - songs
nv real singists-two a. m.
The Ladies Missionary Society of the
Congregational church met with MRS
sM. Lockerby last Thursday after
noon with good attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Hurley, Of
Foreman, North Dakota, visited at the
home of S. M. Lockerby last week
Mr.. Hurley is Mrs. Lockerby's ne
phew.
Miss Frances Olbrich entertained a
iolly little party Thurdsay. The even
ing was spent in games and music
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. r
W. Krug, Mrs. Simsen and Arthur
Ruben Krug and Rev. S. Probst.
Hello, links, find your watch?
.'Well, not exactly. You see, l adver
tised in the Cent-A- Word Column ant
got a better watch than mine ant
enough others to pawn for suit o
clothes. 1t pays to advertise. !" May
be that's leetle strong, but it Away
pays.
J.W. Hutchins left Saturday witt
the intention of making business tri
to Seattle, but on account of the heav.
snow, which made it impossible TO
trains to get through, he was unabl
to get farther than Ellensburg. H
found four trains stopped at Ellens
burg, and there were two more stale
in the mountains whose wherebout
were unknown. Mr.. Hutchins returne
the following day.
The fellows who are most keen t
play practical joke get the maddes
when the joke is on them. Somehow
it is always so. You will notice it whel
ever you 60. Take, for instance, Fran
Beste. He's always got something Q
other to spring on someone. But there
twice lately that he's been the butt an
he gets sore. Herb Davis wandere
into Tull's just after the fire and foun
nice little baby chair, made of goo
material and just what he wanted. Tn
paint was little scorched so he got
for forty cents-a chair worth perhaI
three and half. He picked up a was
boiler for six bits, too. He stopped
at Beste's to take home a pair of shoes
Beste saw the chair and Herb told wher
ne got it, without mentioning the price
and offered to sell it to Frank. The
dlckered around for the best part of a
J hour, add the more he dickered tn
more convinced Frank became that thu
chair would make Sunny Jim's life on
long paan of bliss. H. A. Howe wa
there and offered evidence that tn
chair would sell, new, for more tina
Herb asked-$2.5 so. Frank offered
dollar, and they split the difference
Then Herb told wyatt the chair had COS
MIN and Beste had an ingrowing grouc
for the rest of the day.