The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1914-05-07

Twin daughters were born to Mr.. and
Mrs. C. G. Mccoy Tuesday, May 5.
G. A. Schlund, of Washougal, is visit
ing friends in Kennewick this week.
Mrs. C. j. Anderson and baby daugh-
ter returned Sunday from Walla Walla.
Herb Shanafelt left today for few
days visit with his brother Lynn in
Pendleton.
Mrs. Halling, wife of Major Halling,
arrived home this week from an extend
ed visit in Chicago.
Miss Lulu Laird, formerly of kenne-
wick. arrived the first Of the week from
Tacoma for visit with old friends
here.
Miss Jorgenson has been very i'll this
week, and Miss Eleanor Staser has had
charge of her classes at the Washing
ton school.
Mrs. w. A. Clizer, of Spokane will
arrive this evening to spend several
days in Kennewick as the guest OF DR..
and Mrs. F. M. Crosby.
DR.. WA. Wright, of Spokane, arriv-
ed the first of the week to make ar
rangements for harvesting his straw
berry crop on the Highlands.
R. Stanton furnished $35, 900 surety
bond this week to Zane & Co. of Han
ford to secure their contract on the
state highway out of Ritzville.
Thomas Swayze, Will Schuster and
DR.. and Mrs. H. o. Perry left yesterday
for Goldendale to attend the annual con-
vention of the Epworth League. -
j. E. Webb, of Spokane, is looking
after business interests in Kennewick
this week. While here Mr.. Webb may
again enter the strawberry game.
Miss Stevens, deaconess of the M.
E. church of Gle Elum, visited Tuesday
at the home of DR.. and Mrs. H. o. Per
~ and accompanied them to Goldendale
Word has been received by Kenne
j wick friends of Captain and Mrs. Nc
i Millin, of Kent, that the Captain re
ceived broken leg in fall last week
S. d. Lynch spent Monday in Spok
ane in attendance at the semi-annua
meeting of the official board of the Bap
/ fist churches of Washington and Idaho
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Creighton, while OF
/ their way to Seattle, stopped off herr
the first of the week for visit witt
the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F
/ C. Woods.
F.V. Sicard and wife arrived yester
day from Seattle. Mr.. Sicard has beel
employed as stenographer and assist
ant secretary by the Kennewick Frui
Exchange.
II L. A. Peters left Friday for his oil
/ home in Worcester, Mass. Mr.. Peter
/ hopes to return with his family mex
| fall to make his home permanently i
/ Kennewick.
/ Owing to the Baccalaureate service
| there will be no regular preaching ser
/ vices at the Congregational church mex
/ Sunday morning. The usual evening
| services will be observed.
i VIM. Schultz left today by team 70
/ Spokane. Mr.. Schultz has accepted ,
/ position with "a greenhouse compan.
| near the Falls City and will make hi
i home there for year or two.
II E. E. Romig. instructor of manus
Il training in the Kennewick high school
II received word yesterday that he ha
Il been elected to similar position in tn
Il Baker City, Oregon, schools for mex
Il year.
II The members Of the Needlework clu
Il were entertained at the home of Mrs
Il Raymond Friday. Dainty refreshment
Il were served by the hostess. Furthe
Il notice will be given where the mex
II meeting will be held.
II Emil Kolhayes, of Hamburg. GEL
Il many, spent Friday and Saturday i
II Kennewick at the home of his sister
Il Mrs. William Helm. Mr.. Kolhaye
II recently brought his son to this cour
II try to give him an American education
iii Miss Shier entertained at bridge Sat
! urday evening in the Commercial Hots
parlors. There were seven tables an
Il first honors were won by Mrs. L. G
Spaulding. Refreshments consisting Q
II ice cream, cake and coffee were served