The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1919-03-13
LITTLE STORIES OF THE WEEK

n The services at the Congregation,
church on next Sunday will be COZ
$ Quoted by DR.. F. G. Strange. Tn
subject of the sermon will be, "a rec
pc for doing the impossible"
( The Congregational Ladies' Aid Wi
meet at the home of Mrs. II. r. VIII
Der next Thursday afternoon, wit
Mrs. Gordon Taylor, Mrs. E. o. Keen
and Mrs. Flcsher as hostesses.
The Inquiry club met Tuesday eve
ming at the Lampson residence. Tn,
topic for discussion was "Educationa
Curriculums, Old and New Mrs
Lampson served refreshments at II
o'clock.
Harold Taylor, of the navy, is Wis.
iting inq Kennewick today and will
leave tonight for Seattle where he will
visit his mother few days before re-
porting for duty: at Bremerton. Har-
old has beer on the Atlantic for some
time.
w. r. Crawford, manager of the
Columbia River Puget Sound Natural
Gas company, is visiting his family
here and looking after business in
terests. He will visit the gas field
tomorrow and return to Seattle the
last Of the week.
Lieut.. Arnold Burmaster, who was
discharged from the army at Camp
Funston recently, is visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. Carl Willis, of Richland.
Lieut.. Burmaster expects to leave in
a few days for Butte, Mont, where
he is engaged in business. IL }
Arthur Erickson, Of Battery E..
146th field Artillery, passed thru Ken
newick yesterday on No. on his way
to Camp Lewis and expects to be home
in a few days. Arthur has been i'll
and has not been with the Battery for
more than two months.
Geo. w. Anderson, of Lenneun, Mis-
souri,, is visiting at the home of his
uncle, R. 81. Anderson. Mr.. Anderson
was called to Walla Walla by the |
death Of an uncle and has just re.
turned from a visit with his sister,
Mrs. F. Z. Young, Of Seattle.
The second of q series Of Knights
OF sPythias dances Friday evening
proved q very enjoyable affair with
about fifty couples in attendance. The
Modern Woodmen are expecting even
large attendance at their st. Pat
rick's Day dance Monday evening.
Mrs. Lane K. Larsen and son Lester
Bryan returned last night from Orton-
vile, Mimi, where she was called
about 2 month ago to attend the fun
raj OF her mother They spent part
# the time visiting friends in Dakota
nd different points in Minnesota: ri
"A number of new books have been J
eceiyed at the library during the past !
seek. Among them are, 1.-THE Desert {
I iWheat. saby Zane Gray; taThe Rough !.
load" by Locke; miss Billy by +.
|. Porter; "Josselyn's Wife" By Kath-
zen Norris; "Mrs. Red Pepper !" by Q
richmond, and "Anne of the Isle" by +
lontgomery. Beginning next week !
lrs. Shanafelt will be at her accus- e
omed place in the library for the u
ext month. az is
There was moving bee in the Gar :, /"
en- Tracts this week, during which 4 :
&c following changes were made: the {
outs Tweedt family moved to their e
inch at Finley; Noel Mackerness
ought the Tweedt place and moved b,
!; Gus Neumans moved into the N
harles Kruse home, which they re- pi
ntly purchased; the Aliens have in
'nted the D. P. Holloway place for he
e season; Mr.. and Mrs. d. p. Halo M
ay will remain in Kennewick for a M
me and will then go to Waterville H
visit their daughter, Mrs. Newton, F
I'd then will visit their son at Win r,
rop; Mr.. Bockstruck, of The Pro- tn
zee Company, moved to the Dague in
ace just vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. ne
len. -
A number of Minute Men of the -
district promoters of the
'ntenniary Movement of the Metho-
st church which has for its goal
OO,OO0,OOO for missions and recon-
'uction work, met in the church par
IS Tuesday evening while the wo-
en- served luncheon to them. A
bile meeting was held in the church
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