The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1915-02-25
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/ Miss Crews, a teacher in the Whit,
Bluffs school was visitor with he
friend, Miss Zada Roe, a teacher il
the grade school here last weekend.
The pupils in Miss Clark's room hat
one days vacation the best of the res
of the school folks in that Miss Clarl
took her annual visiting day Tuesday
intending to visit the schools in Pasco
NAny one knowing the habits and
skilled in the art of Staying them
with the bounty paid by the state OF
county for coyotes, should by the
sound these nights, make about a
hundred thousand dollars in short
time around these parts.
Everybody is grimly hanging on
to the price to take them to see "Ne-
vada" given by local talent, with full
orchestra, also local talent, next Mon
day night. It is intimated that should
the play prove success here, which it
will undoubtedly be, it will be taken
to other nearby towns.
Monday being a holiday and no
school, crowd Of boys improved the
opportunity to take hike to Badger
hill, taking their lunches and making
camp for hot coffee. As consequence
there are several boys who are limp
ing to starboard these days on account
of sore heels and lame pedals.
The Kennewick high school basket
ball team wanted game for last SAT-
urday night, so the Richland players
got together a picked team calling
themselves the "Wranglers" and
played them in the high school gym
nasium. The Wranglers was some
team, according to the score, which
was So to in their favor.
If there should be anyone intending
to make social call on any other one
within the Richland city limits next
Saturday it is suggested that they go
dressed in work-a-day clothes and be
prepared to get very busy to help to
do few things. Reason-next Sat-
urday is decreed by the Civics club to
be cleanup day.
On account Of unavoidable delay in
getting his machinery in working or
der, Geo. T. Wright, Of Tacoma, who
has the contract to dig the drainage
ditch, asked and was granted an ex-
tension Of time Of 30 days in which to
begin work on his contract. This will
make the time of operations to begin
about the middle of March or the
first IF April.
B. The Horn Rapids Irrigation COM
Pany is carrying on now quite an ex-
tensive advertising campaign in prom
inent eastern papers, and in connecs
ton with the beautiful folder they re-
Gently issued are creating great
deal Of interest in this district. Not
only in the nature Of correspondence
is the interest shown, but from an adj
vertisement seen in q leading Kansas
City, Mo-, daily paper land seekers
have put in an individual appearance
with the prospects strong of their in
vesting here.
The special meetings started some
time ago in the n. E. church by DIR.
Perry, of Kennewick, superintendent
of this church district, came to close
last Wednesday night. The meetings
have been held almost every night
and have awakened a great deal of
in church circles. The new
pastor, Rev. Jas. C. Erwin, upon his
arrival here entered very earnestly
into the work where DR.. Perry left off
and as q result of his efforts has
achieved good results, especially
among the young people to whom he
has addressed special effort.
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