The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1915-09-30

Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Rudkin visited
in North Yakima last week.
Miss Kathleen HudnalI returned OF
Monday from a two weeks vacation
in Tacoma.
Frank Emigh came down from Spo
kane Tuesday to look after bushes.
interests here.
Harry Thomas, who has been visit
ing his uncle, ]. B. Thomas, for sew
eral months, left Monday for his home
in Iowa.
Miss Mary Wood is back again al
her place behind the counter at thu
Holmes Grocery. She reports an ex
cellent time at North Yakima.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Harper return
ed Monday from a vacation spent ii
Spokane and Cunningham. The re.
turn trip was made in Mr.. Harper's
Ford.
The B. D. club was charmingly en-.
tertained with an evening of rool
last Saturday evening at the home Of
Miss Audrey Graham, on Kennewicl
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Jacot had the
pleasure this week Of entertaining
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Berney and two
children, Of Troutdale, Oregon. Mrs
Berney is sister of Mr.. Jacot's.
There will be a union missionary
meeting at the Baptist church Friday
afternoon with Miss Withers in
charge. The subject Of her talk will
be missionary literature. Everyone
is cordially invited to attend.
Word was received by relatives the
first of the week that nine-pound
boy was born Monday to Mr.. and Mrs
Joe Calvin, in Seattle. Mrs. Calvin
is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. F
C. Wood Of this city.
C. L. Kimble, who has been operat.
ing the Hotel Kennewick barber shor
for the past several months, has
closed his shop and has gone to Viii
bur, where he will have charge of 8
600-barrel Touring mill.
J. II Campbell, who owns one Of
the largest and best strawberry tracts
in the Chicago Tracts, brought in {
number of crates Of extra good Sc
cond-crop berries the latter part O
the week, which he soon disposed o.
to the local dealers.
Monday !, afternoon Cosgrove ,Wo
mans Relief Corps held their frs
meeting Of the fall season. An in
teresting talk was given by Mrs. II
A. Davenpeck on the state Veterans
Home at Port Orchard, which was en-
joyable and instructive to the mem
bers. ~
In the suit for damages, brough
by G. H. Mottinger against the S., P
& s. Ry., at Prosser last week yer
dict of $135 was returned for tn,
complainant. Mr.. Mottinger suet
for 5000 for the loss of : saddle horse
killed by train, and had been offeret
800 in settlement out Of court.
T. H. Mott, who has made his home
in Kennewick and on his homestead
in Horse Heaven for the past 81,
years, left this week, accompanied b.
his little son Bull, for Rosebud, Ark.
where he was called by the seriou'
illness Of his sister. He has sold hi
household goods and livestock AMI
will probably make his home in tn
east for some time.
The Woman's Foreign Missionar!
society of the Methodist church hell
q very interesting meeting last Thurs
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs
VIM. Saltgaver. The following OF
ficers were elected for the ensuing
term: president, Mrs. VIM. Saltgaver
first vice president, Mrs. Peter Lar
son; second vice president, Mrs. r
Dorothy; recording secretary, Mrs
C. F. Breithaupt; corresponding sec
rotary, Mrs. Herb. Brown; treasurer
Mrs. Ella Wood; superintendent Q:
children, Mrs. Arthur Jacot; super
visor Of young people, Mrs. c. p
Miller; secretary of mite box, Mrs
Peter Larson.