The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1915-10-07
Perry willoughby, of the Hanford

Perry Willoughby, of the Hanfort
Columbian, was in this city Saturda!
to meet Mrs. Willoughby, who ha.
been visiting friends in North Yakima
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. v. Kearns, Of
Spokane, visited friends here the frs
of the week. Mrs. Kearns was for
merly Miss Lyndelle Lundy, of thi:
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Sherk have az
their guests this week Mrs. Sherk'.
mother and sister, Mrs. w. P. Nc.
Kean and Mrs. David Ray, of Walls
Walla.
H. H. Wikoff, D. D., of San Francis.
CO., secretary of the Congregations
church building extension department
occupied the pulpit in the local Con.
gregational church Sunday both morn.
ing and evening.
|, The debate which was to have beer
held in the Valley club house last Fri
day evening was postponed until Fri
day evening of this week. The fol.
lowing Friday a box social will be
given in the club house.
Alex Bier, of the Kennewick Tire
& Auto Supply company, went to
North Yakima Sunday and returned
with a new Maxwell '25" demonstra-
tor car. Mr.. Bier has consolidated
his business with that of L. Smith
in the latter's building on Washing
ton street.
A. ". McReynolds arrived Saturday
from Spokane with new seven-pas-
,senger Paige Six. The new car which
Mr.. McReynolds will keep busy in lit
tie pleasure jaunts up and down the
valley, is the first Paige to be reg
istered in the county. Mr.. Mercy
nolds was accompanied from Spokane
by VIM. v. Kearns, Paige salesman
who disposed of the McReynolds Buick
to John Howard, of Horse Heaven.
One horse of P. j. Murphy's hand.
some span of sorrels was severely cut
in a runaway accident Monday. The
team started from the H. H. Davis
warehouse, ran up through town anc
across the canal to Olmsted addition
where they became entangled in 6
barbed wire fence. One horse wa.
badly cut in the forelegs. The othel
escaped without injury and was later
caught on the Highlands.
The Woman's Missionary Uniol
met in the Baptist church last Friday
Officers for the ensuing year wert
elected as follows: president, Mrs. II
o. Perry; vice president, Mrs. E. G
Tagg; secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Geo
Egbert. Mrs. A. C. Hart presented
the subject missionary Literature.
Miss Withers gave an instructive tall
on "The Value of Missionary Litera
ture Among the Pagan Chinese" Thu
next meeting will be held in the Con
gregational church.
! Next Friday, the 18th, The Dalles
Columbia line will run the "Twil
Cities" to White Bluffs to handle tn
teachers excursion planned by Count!
Superintendent Gent, of Pasco in con
nection with the institute. About Isl
teachers are expected to make the tril
to White Bluffs where dinner will b.
served. The excursion will reacl
Kennewick-P asco on the return abou
TOO D. m. On account Of the excur
sion the sailing Of the "Twin Cities
to Portland will be deferred one day
until Saturday, the 10th, instead o
the 18th as previously advertised.
The get-together meeting at the N
E. church Friday evening was de
cided success. The attendance wa
good and good fellowship prevaile'
throughout the evening. A banque
was served by the Ladies' Aid on tire
long tables which were garnished wit
choice fruits and flowers. Prof. N
s. Lewis in his usual genial manne
acted as POSTMASTER. Archie Cope
land made an earnest talk on the Ep
worth League. Mrs. Fred Breithaup
delighted her friends by responding
for the Ladies' Aid IN her own inimit
able way. Guy Davis gave many goo
suggestions for the benefit Of larg
! er and better Sunday school.