The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1915-05-27

this the best local page OF any pup
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Anon
of Horse Heaven, Monday, May "a,
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Hanson and son
John, returned home the first Of the
week from Seattle.
Frank Emigh came down from Spo-
kane the first of the week to look at
ter business interests here.
Miss Mary Nelson, Of the high
school faculty, left the last Of the
week for Lacrosse, Wis, where she
will spend the summer.
Mrs. E. r. Ball, Of Hawarden, Iowa,
arrived in Kennewick Tuesday eve
ming for ten days visit at the home
Of her sister, Mrs. J, L. johnson.
The infant daughter born Sunday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Kilmer, who are
making their home temporarily in the
Cotman apartments, died Tuesday.
Miss Pearl Cunningham, principal
of the Washington school, left Sunday
for her home in Salisbury, Pa, where
she will spend her summer vacation. .
L.. r. Ufford, formerly of White
Bluffs, was a business visitor in the
city yesterday. Mr.. Ufford is now
travelling representative for the Yak
ina Bindery company and makes prac-
tically every town in the state by
auto. ~
At the last meeting Of the county
commissioners, Edward F. Lee, of this
city, was appointed second justice
Of the peace for Kennewick precinct.
The appointment was made upon Pc
tition Of Kennewick's mayor and the
council.
Chas. H. Collins was on the streets
bright and early Monday morning with
q box Of cigars under each arm
while Chas. H. Jr., who arrived q few
thSafs before was getting acquainted
with his new home. The boy weighed
ten pounds. ~ 80
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Rudkin and Mrs
L. E. johnson and sons viii motor II
Walia Walla tomorrow to attend the
"Rose Princess" q comic opera which
is to be stagid by. the Woinan's Park
club under the direction Of Mis- Mar.
gafet Wetmere, formerly Of this city
as The Kennewick knights Of Pyfhiai
will attend the morning services 81
the Congregational Church when thu
: pastor RexrKsiB. Toht1, will Tdelivei
|rthe annual Mafnof7xli sermon stos tai
: lodgemen. Ritualistic services wiiFxE
Ikyusbs xea=xfs1asN casaS al
and at the cemetery.
At a speciel meeting Of the ct
{ cauncil Mon BY svenlIie the H. 2
Wilson company was paid $500 q
their contract for the improvement o
Second street. The work is now fin
ished but will probably not be for
/ maIly : accepted by the council fo
another thirty days when final pay
ment on the contract win Be, made.
Mrs. Shanafelt, the librarian, Al
nounces there have been received IS
/ recent donations and purchase, ab04
thirty new books at the library. I
years file for the year 1914 Of "a
National Geographic Magazine IN!
| also the Mentor, have been donated
/ These are especially fine for referehc(
/ Among the new pay-sheh books are
''The TURMOIL" "Amarilla of Il
Il Clothesline Alley, "Pals First, 'sTh
Lone Star Ranger" and "Angeliqa'
II Business" More new books are es
II pscted in short time.
II Rev. n. o. Perry and family return
in ed Tuesday from q ten-days' auto
mobile trip. They had all kinds 2
\ experiences, from the paved street
of towns to the impossible mudd
roads Of Oregon and the beautift
4 mountain roads, Of Washington, 9
they went from Bickleton to Fossi
II Oregon and returned to Kennewicl
/ They made ten appointments in te
IIi days, were pried out of the mud fly
/ times in Oregon, had two blowout
Il and three punctures, but the Fol
/ climbed the hills and made good tin
with all that. They report an unusu
II amount Of rain all along the way ~
!j excellent crops as result. IS