The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1915-07-22

Attorney F. r. Jeffrey transacted
legal business at the court house We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. C. Clifford delight
fully entertained a number of their
friends at dinner last Thursday eve-
ming. Covers were laid for nine.
Deputy Sheriff ]. C. McClelland, of
Prosser, was transacting official bus
mess in Kennewick. the first of the
week.
William, Forrest and Leota Byrd,
children of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Byrd,
of this city, are visiting relatives in
Seattle and nearby towns.
D. L. Taylor Saturday sold to j.
C. Hogan an acre in the Garden Tracts
for $3.50. The acre adjoins Mr.. Ho-
gan's place.
Rev. C. D. Rarey, Of the Methodist
church, administered the rites of bap-
tism to Lillian Halliday and Lydia
Hunt Sunday morning in the river at
the docks.
Attorney Lon Boyle, Of Prosser, ac-
companied by Attorney M. M. Moul-
ton, were in Hanford Wednesday look
ing after the land owners interests
in the irrigation tangle.
j. v. Strange, manager for the p.
p. & L. company at Prosser, was in
Kennewick Friday for a business con-
sultation with local manager Long
muir.
A. Struthers, of Tenset, Idaho, is
looking after property interests here
this week. Mr.. Struthers is the own
er Of the Godfrey ranch down the val
ley, which is being farmed this year
by VIM. Tewalt.
Editor Perry Willoughby, Of the
Hanford Columbian, was q caller at
this Office last Friday evening. Mr..
Willoughby made the trip in his Ford
and was accompanied by Chas. N.
Sanford. They were here on business
connected with the arrangement Of
the affairs of the Hanford irrigation
project. H. 80
The Juniors of the M. E. Sunday
school held their annual missionary
at the, church Friday eve
ming which proved interesting and
instructive to those who were in at
tendance. After the program ice
cream and cake were served in the
church basement A good sum was
realized, the proceeds to go. to aid
the educational and hospital work
among the children in other lands.
VIM. Helm has acquired an interest
in a Touring mill at Ellensburg and
left last week to take up his duties
as manager there. Mrs. Helm and
the children are visiting at Toppenish
and will return here next week to look
after the shipment Of their household
goods to Ellensburg. Mr.. Helms
place as manager at the local mill
has been filled by E. A. aKnerr, for a
Of years head miller for the
North Yakima Milling Co.
E. L. Hoppell, travelling freight
agent for the Northern Pacific, re-
turned yesterday morning from Glib
bon station, where he assisted in load
ing q train of sheep bound for east
ern markets, and where he was Sc
verely bitten by wild sheep dog. Mr..
Hoppel is limping from his injury,
which came near resulting in blood
He states that he had a
hard fight with the animal.-Walla
Walla Union.
Mr.. and Mrs. E.>w. Trenbath. Mr..
and Mrs. L. E. Bliss and Mrs. L. F..
johnson returned Saturday evening
from a ten days fishing and camping
trip to Trout Lake. DR.. and Mrs. +.
M. Crosby, son Elmer and L. E. john
son returned Monday evening. The
campers report a pleasant outing and
good fishing. For full particulars re-
garding the relative merits Of Docs
Buick and Tren's Maxwell, apply at
their respective places of business,
while Johnson has complete data on
the biggest fish.