The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1915-05-20

Earl Ferrel1 left Sunday night to
attend the annual grand lodge meet
ing of the Knights of Pythias, at Spo-
kane. Mr.. Terrell went as delegate
from Kennewick lodge No. $50.
The memorial sermon will be de-
livered by Rev. X. S. Tontz in the
Congregational church, Sunday eve
ming, May 80, instead of Sunday morn
ing as announced last week. -
At business meeting of the Ep-
worth League last night T. A. Swalze,
Floyd Lane and Miss Grace Brown
were elected as delegates to the
League convention in The Dalles next
month.
Manager M. H. Church, Of the
Church Mfg. CO., left last evening for
San Francisco, where he will visit the
exposition where there is large and
attractive display Of Church's Grape
Juice.
This Office is indebted to D. G. Jones
Of the Highlands, for two hallocks of
the finest Strawberries we have ever
seen. The hallocks were packed by 8
and the big red berries would have
made the blue ribbon class in any
competition.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Becker and
daughter, Mrs. Rockbrand, of Wheel
ing, w. Va, are guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Lehnhard, Of the Highlands.
The visitors made the trip from the
Atlantic coast via the Panama canal
to San Francisco.
Rev. F. L. Fraser, formerly pastor
of the Presbyterian church in this
city, arrived Tuesday from Albany,
Ore, to look after property interests.
Mr.. Fraser is accompanied by Mr.. Ed
gar, Of Albany, who is looking over
the valley with view Of locating. .
2. H. Maddux representing the
Eilers Music House, has rented the
building on Second street formerly
occupied by Shorts barber shop and
has inaugurated a big emergency
sale Of both new and used pianos. Mr..
Maddux's announcement appears in
the advertising columns Of this issue.
Father Flavin, Of the Kennewick
and Paseo Catholic chusches, has
changed his residence fom Pasco to
this city and is occupying the Story
home On Wnhin6t ton street. In ad-;
dition to his work in the local church
Father Flavin will look after several
:11,inox eha1Ees on this side of the
river; ~
3 Mrs Wigs Of the Cabbage Patch"
given at the Princess theatre Thurs
day evening under the auspices of
the Needle Work club. Melted the lad
les $21 .05, which has been turned i'm
to the library fund. The officers Of
the club wish to express their thanks
to Mr.. Matchbox for the use Of the.
theatre.
No, it isn't new. But really it
looks like it-now doesn't it? Well,
why shouldn't it when Clarence King,
Walter Hunt and Harry Munday spent
two weeks in Sticking it up and put
ting on a lot of new trimmings. It
will go just as far and get there just
as quick as new car and king g.
Son are to be complimented on the
appearance of their delivery auto. s.
Nearly all of the teachers in the
Il schools left the first Of the week
for their homes. Miss Growers went to
Washington, d. c., Miss Jorgensen to
Minnesota, Miss Fylpa to San Fran
cisco, Miss Loba to Ontario, CAL, Miss
Berg to North Yakima, Miss Brown
to Auburn. Miss Cunningham, princi-
pal of the Washington school leaves
next week for her home near Pitts
burg.
Just as q reminder of the good
things at home, Chas. Collins, Of the
H. H. Davis company, Tuesday ex-
pressed to Assistant Attorney General
Scott z. Henderson, q crate Of Kenne-
wick's choicest strawberries. Every
berry in the crate was perfect Clark
Seeding and every hallock was three