The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1917-04-05

The date of the senior high school
class play has been postponed until
Friday, April 20. The play is light
entitled Gall of a Sudden Peg
gy."
The ladies of st. Paul's Episcopal
Guild expect to have an unusually IN
viting assortment Of cooked foods at
their sale Saturday at Holmes Gro
Gerry.
Frank Larkin has sold his lease,
farm implements and teams in Horse
Heaven to J. Straub. Mr.. Larkin will
remain in Kennewick, but will quit
hill ranching.
Guy Hayden has been confined to his
home for several days on account OF
slight illness. VIM. Dircksen has been
taking Mr.. Haydon's place at the Ken
newick club.
Rev. R. A. Atkins, Of Toppenish,
was shaking hands with Kennewick
friends today. Rev. Atkins was for
merly pastor Of the Kennewick Con-
gregational church. aas.-
DR.. and Mrs. Coiner, who have made
their home here for several months,
left this week for Washington, D. c.,
where the doctor will again enter the
federal civil service.
Mrs. H. o. Perry and daughter Mil
dred spent Sunday in Pasco, the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Cole. Miss
Gladys Perry was a week end guest
at the G. H. Taylor home on the High
lands. *:
F. H. Patten has sold the Columbia
Second Hand store to j. H. Lawrence,
of Yakima, who took possession Of the
business today. Mr.. Patten expects
to continue to make Kennewick his
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Bliss moved
this week to their country home "Riv-
erMew," and the. Henderson bungalow
on Second street has been taken by
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Allen Story for the
summer.
Sons of Veterans, Spanish-American
War Veterans and all persons inter-
ested in proper observance Of Me-
mortal Day are requested to meet with
the G. A. r. in the Masonic hall next
Saturday afternoon at 2:30.
Mrs. M. A. Stull, Of Bristol, Va.
arrived Sunday to remain at the home
of her son D. E. Stull until they leave
for the East. Mr.. Stull is steadily
improving and will probably be abb
to make the trip within very shcf'
time.
The Highlands Farm Loan asso
citation will meet at the club. house
Friday evening of this week.. Loan ap
plication blanks have been receivet
from the Farm Loan Bank at Spokan'
and the oranization can now be com
pleted. Is
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Brown hav
moved this week from the Palliste
house to their home on East FIT
street. Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Johnso
have taken the bungalow just vacate
by the Browns. Mr.. Johnson is wit
the Empire Grain Co. Il
w. r. Wilkins has resigned his pc
sition as bookkeeper for the Pacif
Fruit & Produce company to accer
position as travelling salesman for
Spokane wholesale tobacco and cor
dictionary house. Mr.. Wilkins wi
make Kennewick his headquarters.
The Columbia Garage received anotf
er carload Of Fords Monday dires
from the factory. Altho this SHY
ment relieves the stress at the hoes
agency they still have eight or min
purchasers on the waiting list. Las
week the company delivered For
truck to II. N. Anderson for use o
his school bus route.
Supt. M. s. Lewis and Miss Marion
Shier, Of the music department Of Ii
high school, are in Spokane this wee
attending the Inland Empire Teacl
ers' Institute. Miss Shier was on tt
program Wednesday afternoon whe
! she gave talk on Emusic Appreci,
/ ton in the Public Schools"