The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1914-01-30
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A. Bier lett lor L VI 'i0iio Auoooay
,;ebt on business.
n L. Taylor moved last Saturday
,tO the Hewetson residence.
.+torney C. L. Holcomb was Pros
.er business visitor Wednesday,
rho Klatter Club met at the home OF
Nc Frank Young Wednesday after
Boon.
mr. L. G. Spaulding was called to
alfalfa the latter part of last week on
a,ofessional business.
MIC n. D. Nicewanger returned
Wednesday evening from two-weeks'
.;o;t with friends in Portland.
Clinton Copeland has been seriously
II with typhoid pneumonia for the past
mook but is improving nicely.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. R. H.
p.;cos who has been i'll with appendi-
etis, is reported much better.
Miss Elizabeth Cosper entertained
.ho bridge club at the home of Mrs
Edw. Sheppard Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. M. w. Matchbox received the
cod news of the death of her father, j.
Webb, in St. Paul, Mimi, the first
of the week.
Mrs. Hollis, of Carson, Wash, ar
rived the latter part of last week for an
extended visit at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. ]. H. Wood.
W. H. Gascoigne spent the week end
with Mrs. Gascoigne who is visiting at
the Fechter home in North Yakima.
He was accompanied by j. E. Nc
Kinney.
We do not claim that the mere use OF
want ads. will produce prosperity. But
it seems more than a coincidence that
most prosperous people are quick to
recognize the value of advertising. Let
US supply your wants.
Ursula Matchbox, the little eight
year-old daughter of MIR. and Mrs. M.
W. Matchbox, left last week fol
Minneapolis to visit. She made the
trip from Kennewick to Billings, Mont.
where she was met by an aunt who &C.
companied her on the remainder of the
journey. l.
The ladies of the St. Paul's Guild will
give silhouette party in the parlors OF
the Commercial Hotel, Thursday eve
ming, Feb. 5. Coffee and cake will be
served at eight o'clock. There will be
fun for all. Come and see yourself. A
silver collection will be taken.
For every surplus there is a human
want. The business of the want ad. is
to bring buyer and seller together
quickly. Put the next Il wish" that
slips through your mind into practical
step toward obtaining your desires by
investing in space in our Cent-a-Woro
column.
AS we 60 to press Thursday even
ing) the Mems Brotherhood of the M
E. church is giving banquet to the
men of the city in the basement of the
church. DIR. w. F. Ineson of NORTH
Yakima is to be the special speaker al
the entertainment, of which we hope tt
give better account in our next issue
After the business session of the Re.
hekah Lodge Tuesday evening an In
formal entertainment was given in the
nature of farewell for Mr.. and Mrs.
E. L. Kolb, who will leave soon fol
their new home in California. They
were presented with a silver jelly
spoon, and the party were served with
ice cream and cake.
About thirty couples were in attend.
ance at the fourth of the Tennis Club
dances, held last Friday evening at the
Commercial Hotel ball room. The floor
has been put in good shape and the
were strictly on the job tt
see that everyone had good time
which everyone did. The next and last
lance of the series is to be given Feb
ruary Goth.
1t is doubtful whether the person who
that secrets were made to tel
foresaw, even in his most cynical mood,
like the following conversation
IN Dallas: 'Lottie tells me that you
told her the secret that l told you not
to tell anyone" "Oh, isn't she mean
told her not to tell you that | told II
70 her. Eyes, told her that wouldn
ell you if she told me, so please don
ell her that | told you'll