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

Keep Thursday nights open.
D. M. Williams was in North Yakim a
on business Tuesday.
F.! S. S. Callahan returned Wednesday
from his business trip to Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Anderson, of
Portland, are in the city on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Stevens, return
ed from Spokane Monday, where they
have been visiting friends.
Sheriff. w. B. Mahan, of Prosser,
was in the city on business last
Thursday.
Chas. j. Pindives, of Wallowa, Ore. +,
visited C. L. Darst Friday, on his way
to North Yakima.
Winnie Doyle, who has been helping
Mrs. S. D. Lynch, returned to her
home in Hover Saturday.
Nathan Thayer will return to Kenne-
wick the latter part of this week from
Shepherd Hot Springs, where he has
been treated for rheumatism.
The Walla Walla high school basket
ball team who were to have played the
local high school tonight cancelled the
date yesterday, so there will be nc
game this week.
The members of the Congregational
church will hold their regular annual
business meeting and dinner at the
church next Thursday, Jan. %. All
members are urged to be present.
Mrs. E. J. Williams and son Gouey,
who have spent the past two months
in Los Angeles, returned Thursday
night. Mrs. Williams says that Cali.
fornia is nice, but that she was glad te
get back to Kennewick. They went
to Pasadena New Years day to wit.
ness the annual flower parade, which
took an hour and half to pass giver
point. She brought back dozer
oranges she picked before the big
freeze, which practically ruined the
whole crop.
The unusual weight of snow on thu
big, flat roof of the Williams Building
proved too much for the supports ant
the roof settled about two feet in tn
center on Monday. E. B. Williams ar
rived from Redmond, Ore, Wednesda.
and had the damaged roof lacked bacl
into position. The faulty design will
be remedied by supporting the roof il
the center, from row of heavy timbe
trusses erected on top. The dance
that was to have been given by tn
3 K. of P. lodge last night was postpone'
until the hall can be put in shape again
} Friday, the 10th, the Ladies Literar.
Club gathering took the form of must
Gale at the home of Mrs. G.. F. Richard
son. Miss Shier kindly lent her tim
with her sextette and quartette o
girls whose singing was much appre
ciated as was also solo rendered b.
Miss Shier. The club quartette con
sisting of Mesdames Strange, Rose
Davis and Stewart also sang and Mrs
i Orr recited one of her many interesting
> selections. A unique music guessing
j contest supplied the fun and dainty re
freshments served by the hostess ende
0 a pleasant afternoon and all, including
t the clubs guests, expressed themselve
y highly pleased with the entertainment
: Thanks are due the music committe
k for their successful effort. The clu
r adjourned to meet with Mrs. w.
8 Hoyt, Jan. "a.
The Masonic and Eastern Star order
held joint installation in the Masoni
d hall last Wednesday night. In the Ma
d sonic lodge the following were put
e the chairs: Worshipful Master, Ed. Al
t gel; Senior Warden, L. Ell ohnson; Jur
s Tor Warden, Herb. Shanafelt; Senie
h Deacon, T. j. Wright; Junior Deacon
n Charles Florine; Secretary, Fred K;
!. dow; Treasurer, j. G. Kelly; Senie
e Steward, D. L. Taylor; Junior Stewart
), A. H. Wheaton; Tyler, F. Smith tn
v members of the Eastern Star who wei
n given offices were: Worthy Matron, MI
e Watson; Associate Matron, Mrs. Gro
It by; Secretary, Mrs. Wright; Treasure
e Mrs. Taylor; Conductress, Mrs. Garbe
8 Associate Conductress, Mrs. Bier; AID;
e Mrs. Wheaton; Ruth, Mrs. Soth; E.
n Their, Mrs. Reed; Martha, Mrs. Shan;
a felt; Electa, Mrs. G. H. Shanafel
!. Warder, Mrs. Cantril; Chaplin, Mr.
It Annis; Marshal, Mrs. Conway. r.
h freshments were served at the concll
sion of the session.