The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1913-11-21
PAGE FIVE

gotten INTO over the same problem. 1t
is hkely-ln case we have another bad
tlre-that an alarm will be installed be-
fore the Panama fair.
One of the neatest pieces of adyertis-
ing that has appeared on the local bill
boards is one for H. E. Munday, him
self. He is advertising his picture
framing department and on the bill
board has shown the interior of a we'll
papered room and within the frame ap-
pears his advertising. The work is we'll
done and shows up to good advantage.
The union Thanksgiving service will
be held at the Baptist church at 10 a.
m. Thursday, Nov. 9th. Rev. w. H.
Mitchell, the new rector of the Episco-
copal church. will preach the sermon.
Mrs. Treadwell of Pasco, will sing.
The Congregational, Methodist, Epis-
copal, Christian and Baptist churches
wni unite in this service. A cordial
welcome given to all.
Hunters returning from the hills have
been in the habit of trying their marks
manship upon the windows of the vari-
GUS dwellings they pass on their way
home from generally unsuccessful eX-
petitions into the hills after geese that
fail to be attracted by the arc lights
This popping of window panes is to be
stopped. The next fellow that does it
is going to get pinched. Take warning.
The home economics department of
ihe Woman's Club had charge of the
tast regular meeting which was held at
the Commercial Club rooms Friday af-
ternOon. A feature of the meeting and
one which should Prove valuable to the
members was the practical demonstra-
ton of economical meat cutting and
buying, by Manager Weissenburg of
the kennewick Meat company.
J. o. Skirving, Joseph Hess and o.
R. Green have filed on tracts in the
Grandview district which the govern
ment is to distribute by lottery today.
There are 240 acres to be given away,
divided into lots containing from twelve
to twenty acres. Those successful in
drawing tract must pay the govern
ment $50 per acre for their water right,
having ten years in which to do so.
At the special meeting of the Odd
Fellows lodge last Saturday evening,
arrangements were made for the Odd
Fellows and Rebekahs to observe
Thanksgiving Day by both orders at
tending religious services in body at
the Congregational church, Sunday
morning, November seth. All members
of both orders are urged to be present
and make as large showing as pos
sible.
AS shown by the reports of commit
tees at the last meeting of the Gene
terry Association, there were 81 orna-
mental trees and about hundred
locust trees planted in the cemetery on
Tree Planting Day." October Is. The
grounds have been cleared of weeds,
irrigation bitches plowed and the trees
well watered. The association expects
to get water enough to put out more
trees and shrubs in the spring and to
allow the lot owners to irrigate and
improve their plots.
+ C. Mueller and j. Martinette, of Nab
ton, visited at the Arthur Jacot home
in the Anon addition the latter part of
last week. While here Mr.. Mueller
traded his Kennewick property hold
ings. consisting of three lots on West
Third street and two lots in the Hotel
Kennewick block, to Mr. Martinette
The latter intends to erect fine resi-
dence on these lots and plans to have 1t
completed next summer in time to move
his family here for the opening of
school as his daughter will then be ready
to enter high school.