The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1914-12-31
From the Correspondents
Items Of Interest concerning Neghbors up and down the Valley
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Kennewick people in Richland OF
business now will not have to lunch
on cheese and crackers as j. M. Ser1
has opened up cozy little short or.
der restaurant on the main street
next to the hardware store.
Axel Berg, manager of the st. Paul
& Tacoma Lumber company's yard
spent several days, including Christ
mas, with his family in Toppenish, re-
turning Monday.
4 The largest dinner party given in
/ Richland during the Christmas sea-
I, son was the one to which the entire
, force of teachers in the local schools
sat down at the home Of H. F. Yed-
! lea. Dinner was served on Christmas
/. Eve and the menu and arrangements
were under the direct supervision Of
Mrs. John Glenn who is an exper-
fenced caterer. After finishing din
ner general social time was spent
until Christmas morning was ushered
in.
/ Harry Hutton had as dinner guests
to eat his big turkey the following
well known citizens: Messrs. Arbuckle
and Glenn. Mr.. Glenn attended to the
proper preparation of the turkey and
fxings and all say they sure were "a
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( Miss Katherine Clark, teacher Of
the primary department in the local
schools, returned home Monday from
Newcastle, Wyo., where she was called
by the death of her mother and has
again taken up her school work.
Miss Myrtle Penn spent the holt
days in Kennewick the guest of her
brother, John Penn and family.
!, Bills are out announcing big auc-
ton sale at the Seeley place about 8
miles north of Richland, at which time
all the household goods, stock, ETC.,
,;of C. w. Hendricks will be put up for
sale. Walter Vale, Richards big, jo-
'vial auctioneer will cry the sale and as
lunch will be served at noon large
crowd is expected to turn out.
!, Our local bank will not be known as
the w. r. Anon Private Bank any
longer. It will be the Security
State Bank hereafter, with the follow
(, ing officers: w. R. Anon, president;
Frank A. Fleetwood, vice president;
"A. l.. Nelson, cashier; Jos. Gerards
and J. A. Thompson, directors.
4 Harry Thurman has been an extra
clerk during the holiday rush at the
general store of Wheelhouse & Wheel
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Willoughby and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Macomber, of Han
ford visited in Richland during the
holidays. Mr.. Willoughby is the edi-
tor of the Hanford Columbian.
E. F. Johnson, who has charge of
a large ranch near Wallace, Idaho, is
visiting his family here for the holt
DAVIS. He will soon go back taking
his family to make their future home
there.
Sheriff ELECT c. E. Duffy left last
week with his family for Prosser,
20 be on the job when his term of
Office begins. @
T. will not be just I'M. c. Poindexter
,1 ostater." now-it will be I'M. C.
Poindexter & Son" as the new MEM
ber of the firm arrived on the job last
week. Mother and baby doing we'll.
RID. Sawyer, who for the past four
months has been employed in the Ad-
rocate office, has been succeeded by
/. J. Murphy, Of Winona.
Chester Wheelhouse is setting type
49, Advocate Office before and at
ter school hours.