The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1913-09-05
Miss Rosetta Hamilton is in Seattle
on ten-day vacation trim

Miss Rosetta Hamilton is in Seattle
on a ten-day vacation trip.
DR.. B. L. Cole expects his brother.
DIR. o. H. Cole, of St. Paul, to arrive
tomorrow for short visit.
Fred Grassland, who has spent the
past year at Cheyenne, Wyoming, re-
turned to Kennewick Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. Sherk, of Eugene.
arrived this week to make hennewick
their home. Mr.. Sherk will be asso-
ciated with his father in the manage
ment of the store.
Jas. A. VanNorsdall, the jeweler.
has installed handsome wall clock,
with electrically Illuminated face, at the
Princess Theatre. 1t is convenience
which will be appreciated by the
theatres patrons.
Jack Carpenter of Pasco and Romeo
Hagen of Seattle boxed ten rounds to a
draw at Walla Walla Monday night.
The men met two or three weeks ago
and Hagen was given the decision in
the first bout.
Miss Jessie Perry will leave tomorrow
Saturday for North Yakima, where
she will visit for few days before
leaving for the Washington State Col
lege where she will continue her work
for another year.
The new station at Berrian on the S.
T. & S., was established September LIST.
! There are now about fifty families in
that thriving new community and much
more development work is planned by
the new company for the coming fall
and winter.
Ed. Warner of Walla Walla evidently
was not extending himself the first
time he wrestled John Bergeson of
Pasco for two hours to a draw some
weeks ago. Last Friday night the men
met again and Warner Topped Bergeson
three times inside of fifteen minutes,
first fall not being allowed by the ref
cree.
H. A. Hover, vice-president of the
Montana Ranches company, formerly
the Hover-Schiffner company, will go
to Helena the first of the week with his
family and will be connected with the
Helena Office of the company. Mr..
Hover has stored his furniture in Spo-
kane for the time being. j. J. Schiff-
ner, his former partner, will return to
Spokane from Helena and manage the
Spokane ofice.-Spokesman Review.
G. S. Mariner of Spokane, special
agent and adjuster for the Etna Fire
Insurance Co., was in the city from
Sunday until yesterday inspecting the
company's risks. Mr.. Mariner and Miss
Mary Cline, graduate nurse of the
Sacred Heart hospital in Spokane, were
married at Occur d. Alene, Idaho, Sat-
urday. Accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
R. Stanton they enjoyed an auto ride
through the lower valley Sunday and
were dinner guests at the Stanton
home Monday.
Lee M. Lampson, county agricultur-
list, left for Kennewick today after
several days spent in Prosser and vi
cinity. Mr.. Lampson will return to
Prosser next Tuesday with the especial
purpose of promoting interest in school
gardens. He has been much impressed
with the showing made by the pupils in
the corn contest. He says that these
young contestants are raising this year
80 per cent better yield of corn per
acre than are the farmers. He believes
that there can be no more effective way
of improving farming conditions than
to interest the pupils of the public
schools in school ProsserInd.-
Record.
Superintendent of schools, M. S.
Lewis, and VIM. Meikle, instructor in
agriculture, returned to Kennewick
Saturday from their summers outing.
A feature of their vacation was 49,
mile "hike" across the Olympic PENN
sula. In company with Walter Meikle
they started from Moclips and uramped
to the mouth of the Hoe River where
they were joined by friend of the
Meikle boys. Mr.. Fletcher. In cross
ing Mt. Olympus they struck bad
weather with plenty of rain and fog.
Having no experienced guide they lost
the trail couple of times and had to
cross the mountain twice before finally
finding their way out to Port Angeles.