The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1914-05-28

arrangements with County Treasurer
Harper whereby local people can pay
their taxes at the bank.
Mrs. R. j. Andrus and daughters who
have been visiting Kennewick friends
leave Monday for Seattle where they
will visit a few days before returning To
their home in Montesano.
Mrs. Davenpeck leaves this week fol-
Minnesota where she will spend the sum
mer with relatives. She will be accom-
companied as far as Spokane by her
daughter, Mrs. Grant A. Stewart, who
will visit relatives there.
Miss Ollie Cooper who for three years
made her home with Mr.. and Mrs. D. E..
Stull on the Highlands, was married
last Friday in Bristol, Va. to Perry
Cartwright Of that city. The young
couple left the same day for honey
moon trip through the east.
Sherman Halvorson, who has been
employed in the Fidelity National Bank
of Spokane for three years, returned
last week to the home of his parents.
The family expect to leave soon for an
extended trip through Oregon and Cali
fornia. They will spend the summer in
Portland and the winter in California.
City Clerk D. L. Taylor announces
that for the accommodation Of those who
cannot register during the day he will
keep his Office open until 9 o'clock Fri
day evening of this week. Saturday
evening the registration books will close
until after the special bonding election
June 9.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lippold and three
daughters, of Davenport. Wash. visited
Tuesday at the home C. F. and w. j.
Breithaupt and j. NJ. Buckingham.
The Lippolds are starting on an auto
mobile trip to Peru Indiana to visit his
aged mother. Mrs. Lippold is sister
of the Breithaupt Brothers.
Byron Hunter, in charge of the U. S.
agricultural work in the state of Wash
ington, spent several days in Benton
county this week. In company with
County Agriculturalist Lee M. Lamp
son. Mr.. Hunter visited the farmers of
Richland, Hanford and White Bluffs as
well as those in the vicinity of Kennc-
wick.
Miss Laura Zwanzig, Miss MAZDA Nc
Lean and Miss Laura Miles entertained
q number of their girl friends at the
Cotman Apartments, Saturday evening.
The evening was thoroughly enjoyed by
hosts and guests and the unsuspecting
and good-natured boys of the Apart
pents were made the target for some
well directed practical jokes.
The Kennewick Tennis club will be
represented in the annual Central
Washington tournament at Sunnyside
Friday and Saturday by DR.. B. L. Cole,
Dave Williams, George Iweedt and l..
E. johnson. Cole and Tweedt, and
johnson and Williams will pair together
in the doubles and each will play in the
singles. 1t is reported that some of
Spokane's players have entered and the
play this year promises to be the class
lest yet.
| Thos. III. Anderson, assistant mana
ger Of the Liverpool, London and Globe
Insurance company, one of the largest
insurance companies IN the world. stop
ped off in Kennewick last week to visit
Stanton's Insurance Office, the COM
pany g local Kennewick
is the only small town MI. Anderson will
visit in his tour of the Northwest. He
expressed himself as well pleased with
conditions here and complimented Mr..
Stanton upon the thoroughly metropoli-
tan appearance of his agency.
Frank P. Mcclure is temporarily laid
up forrepairs as the result ofan attempt
to ligh this pipe lastF Friday. Mr.. Mcclure
who had been working with his car at the
garage Of the Twin City Auto Co.,
washed his hands in gasoline and after
wiping them started to light his pipe.
Both hands Immediately burst into
flames and before the gasoline in the
pores had burned itself out, painful
wounds had been inflicted. The burns
on the right hand were only superficial
but the back of the left was scared ia
the bone and it will be several weeks
before the wounds have been healed.
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