The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1914-04-30
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j. w. Rose reports marketing two
five-months-o pigs last week, which
weighed 375 pounds.
Henry Neal who has been operating
warehouse at Fallon, WASH, is visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. F..
Neal.
Mrs. G. J. Beach, who spent the win
ter in California, visited in Kennewick
turning to her home in Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Brown will ar
rive this week from Spokane. Mr..
Brown expects to again assist in the
management of the Kehnewick Valley
Telephone company.
P. Lowman, of Walla Walla, has
been engaged as meat cutter at Dirk
sens Market. Mr.. Dircksen will now
devote most Of his time to the buying
and killing end of the business.
P. j. Buwalde, representative of a
North Yakima loan and investment
agency was in Kennewick Monday for
the purpose of inspecting farm proper
ty preparatory to placing loans.
Mrs. w. T. Mann entertained the
ladies of the d. A. r. at a five-course
luncheon Monday, at her home on the
Highlands. This was the annual meet
ing and the last one until autumn.
At the last quarterly meeting the
German Lutheran Bethlehem congrega-
ton voted to build Parochical school
on their property on So. Tacoma street.
The school will be erected just east of
the church building.
M. o. Kitten, who is here from Los
Angeles looking after property inter-
ests, is having the brick residence on
Kennewick avenue refinished inside and
out. He intends to improve the grounds
and put it into excellent shape for rent
ing purposes.
Ingwall Smith will leave Saturday
for trip to his old home in Norway.
Mr.. Smith will be accompanied from
Spokane by his brother. They will
make the trip across the continent via
the N. p. lines and sail from New York
on the Steamer st. Louis.
George Hartje has let the contract
for the erection of modern house on
his lots just west of the H. A. Bier
home, which he recently purchased of
Geo. F Richardson. Mr.. Hartje is
building the house for rent and has al
ready found a suitable tenant.
County Agriculturist Lee M. Lamp
son delivered an interesting talk to
number Of farmers Friday evening at
the home of w. II. Collins in Section z.
Mr.. Sampson talked on general farm
subjects giving special attention to
potatoes and cover crops.
Walter Sweet arrived the latter part
of the week from Springdale to Join
Mrs. Sweet who has been visiting Ken
newick friends for several days. Mr..
Sweet made the trip overland They
expect to make their home either here
or in Richland.
The library benefit program at the
Princess Theatre next Monday evening
will be in charge of the Philanthrophic
department. of the Kennewick Woman's
club: The program will consist of
music and folk dances by the children.
The pictures for the evening will be
"Alladin and His Wonderful Lamp
Chas. Reiner, who recently accompan-
led his mother-in-law, Mrs. Christ Kruse
to Kennewick, left yesterday for his
home in Natoma, Kan. Mr.. Reiner is
owner of 400 acres of Kansas farm land
which he hopes to dispose of, that he
may make his permanent home in Ken
newick.
At meeting. of the Epworth League
Of the M. +. church Monday evening
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: Pres., A. j. Cope
land; LIST Vice-Pres., Guy Davis; End
Vice-Pres., Reuben Larsen; 4th Vice
Pres, VIM. Schuster; Sec, Alice Bax-
ter; Treas, Louis Annis; chorister,
Grace Brown; assistant chorister, F A.
Dunlap; ushers, T. A. Swayze, Russell
Rarey and Floyd Lane; junior league
superintendent, Mrs. Jacot; assistant,
Mrs. E. E. Robb; pianist, Ruth Brown;
assistant, Katie Larsen. The third
vice-president has not been chosen.