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. May 28. 1914
All this we'ek's
newsT H l S
week 6‘ J J
Mrs. K. C. Gifford is visitiné rélativ
ea in North Yakima this week.
Dr. 2.. G. Swulding made a profes
sional trip to hitcomb, Sunday.
Miss Jean'Stewax-t leaves tomorrow
forlSeattle tovisit at the home of an
mu: 9.
Frank Emigh was down from S k
ane last Friday and Saturday, looggng
after busingsa here.
' Mrs. L. E. Johnson left today for a
two weeks’ visit at the home of her
parents in Walla Walla. . 1.
Miss Hazel Wagner, of Waitsburg.
is a guest this week at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. H. R. Vibber.
Mrs. Raymer, of the Elite Millinery,
spent last week in Spokane visiting the
large millinery houses and studying fall
styles.
Mrs. Oliver Gleichman entertained a
few ladies at her home on the High
lands, Tuesday afternoon. Auction
bridge was played.
Little Miss Eunice Henderson, of
Pasco. is a guest at the home of her
grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Hen
derson. Mrs. Henderson, who fell and
sprained her ankle last week, is recov
ering rapidly.
JUST LOOK WHO’S HERE—
OXYBENZYLMENGLYCOLANHYDRIDE
' Which is the name of the very latest creation in Pipes:
it’ is more generally known as the “BAKELITE” PIPE
which has only been on the market a few weeks.
We have them and a large assortment of others of all
kinds, shapes and sizes. . a
I - KENNEWICK CLUB 4_
O u r - Sui t s
at sls, $lB, S2O &$25
g Represent Most for the Money. ;
g in all round style, service and value. a
The man who comes here and buys
his suit get the most possible for his
Q money. He gets all wool materials
a and has a broader variety to pick from E
:3 than anywhere else. a
g ; ~ Straw Hats '
Get yours now and have a full season's
wear out of it. ‘ Soft shapes and sail
: are, rough and Jumbo braids, Panama 2
g and featherweight Bangkok g
: $1.25,51.50,32.005391155005190
Kennewrck Clothing ‘Co. =
‘ “The Store with a Repittation” I
Itover Block Kennewick, Wash.
Now Is a WWW to Buy that New Buggy or Wagon that You Need
a We have a Very Complete Line of both Studebakers and Mitehells - ‘ ‘
And will be pleased to show them to you. Prices are reasonable, and we offer easy terms of payment to responsible parties.
In Wagons we have all sizes from 1} inch for one horse to 3} inch Heavy Busy Trucks. Also Orchard Trucks.
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KENNEWICK FRUIT & PRODUCE COMPANY
“You Need the Money That We Can Save You” 3 ' , ’ . a « E. M SLY, Manager
LITTLE STORIES OF'THE WEEK
I] We want your help in mehng this the best local page of any paper in the country. If you know a news item, please phone it inn-I I l
Thomas Melvin returned the latter
Bart of the week _ from Tacoma 'where
e has been receivik medical treat
men - ‘
“John DeQuer will lecture at the Pa
vxlion Sunday afternoon at 3 o’clock.
An interesting lecture is promised and
there will be 0 charge for admisaion.
Mrs. W. J. Rhynsburger and‘ Mrs. G.
W. Shanafelt will entertain the Ladies
Aid of the Congregational church next
Thursday afternoon at the Rhynsburger
home. ' ,
Mrs. E. A. Rudolph, of Spokane,
visited last week at the home of her
brother, F. F. Besee. Hrs. Rudolph
was on her wayto Terrace B .C. to visit
a sister. '
J. E. Burmaster was in the city the
latter part of the week while enroute
to his home in Spokane, after visiting
his daughter, Mrs. J, O._ Skirving and
little son at Redmond, Oregon.
Miss Francis Smith left Monday for
Spokane where she will make an ex
tended visit with her sistei‘, Mrs.- A.
Larsen and family and brother, ”Wilbur
Smith and wife before leaving for Los
Angeles where she will spend the sum
mer with another sister, Mrs. V. Robin
son.
THE COURIER-REPORTER; ”KENNEWICK, WASHINGTON
The First National Bank has made
arrangements with County Treasurer
Harper wherebg) local people can pay
them taxes at e bank.
Mrs. R. J. Andrus and daughters who
have been visiting Kennewick friends
leave Monday for Seattle where. they
will visit a few days before returning to
their home in Montesano.
Mrs. Davenpeck leaves this week for
Minnesota where she will spend the sum
met with relatives. She will be accom
oompanied as far as Spokane by her
daughter, Mrs. Grant A. Stewart, who
will visit relatives there. - ‘
Miss Ollie Cooper who for three years
made her home with Mr. and Mrs. D. E.
Stull on the Highlands, was married
last Friday in Bristol, Va. to Perry
Cartwright of that city. The young
couple left the same day for a honey
moon trip through the east.
Sherman Halvorson, who has been
employed in the Fidelity National Bank
of Spokane for three years, returned
last week to the home of his parents.
The famiiy expect to leave soon for an
extended trip through Oregon and Cali
fornia. They will spend the summer in
Portland and the winter in California.
City Clerk D. L. Taylor announces
that for the accommodation of those who
cannot register during the day he will
keep his office open until 9 o’clock Fri
day evening' of this week. Saturday
evening the registration books will close
until after the special bonding election
June 9. ,
Mr. and Mrs. John Lippold and three
daughters, of Davenport. Wash. visited
Tuesday at the home C. F. and W. J.
Breithaupt and J. M. Buckingham.
The Lippolds are starting on an auto
mobile trip to Peru Indiana to visit his
aged mother. Mrs. Lippold is a sister
of the Breithaupt Brothers. , ,
Byron Hunter, in charge of the U. S.
agricultural work in the state of Wash
ington, spent several days in Benton
county this week. In company with
County Agriculturalist Lee M. Lamp
son. Mr. Hunter visited the farmers of
Richland, Hanford and White Blnfis as
welLas those in the vicinity of Kenne
wxc .
'Miss Laura Zwanzig, Miss Maids Mc-
Lean and Miss Laura Miles entertained
a number of their girl friends at the
Cotman Apartments, Saturday evening.
The evening was thoroughly enjoyed by
hosts and guests and the unsuspecting
and good-natured boys of the Apart
ments were made the target for some
well directed practical jokes.
The Kennewick Tennis club will be
r‘e’presented in the annual Central
ashington tournament at Sunnyside
Friday and Saturday by Dr. B. L. Cole,
Dave Williams, George 't'weedt and L.
E. Johnson. Cole and Tweedt, and
Johnson and Williams mil {air together
in the doubles and each w: I play in the
sin les. It is re rted that some of
SPogkane’s players Ifigure entered and the
p aty this year promises' to be the class
ies ye
Thos. H. Anderson, assistant mana
fer of the Liverpool, London and Globe
nsurance company, one of the largest
insurance companies in the world. stop
ged off in Kennemck last week to visit
tanton’s Insurance office, the com
pany’slocalrepresentative. Kennewick
is the only small town Mr. Anderson will
visit in his tour of .the Northwest. He
expressed himself as well pleased with
conditions here and complimented Mr.
Stanton upon the thoroughly metropoli
tan appearance of his agency.
Frank P. McGuire is temporarily laid
up forrepairs as'the result 0 an attempt
to liih this pipe last Friday. Mr.McGulre
who ad been working with his car at the
garage of the Twin City ‘Auto 00.,
washed his hands in gasoline and after
wiping them started to light his pipe.
Both hands immediately burst into
flames and before the Igasoline in the
pores had burned itse out. painful
wounds had been inflicted. The burns
on the right hand were only superfigial
but the back of the left was seared to
the bone.and it will be several weeks
before the wounds have been healed.
"My sister’s husband had an attack of
rheumatism in his arm,” writes a well
known resident of Newton, lowa. “I
gave him a bottle of Chamberlain’s Lin
iment which he applied to his arm and
on the next morning the rheumatism
was gone. " For chronic muscular rheu
matism you will find nothing better than
Chamberlain’s Liniment. Sold by The
Columbia Pharmacy.
The Needle Work club will mee? at
the home of Mrs. J. 0. Short Fnday
June 5. '
C. B. McAlpin of Kiona was looking
after business interests in the city the
first of the week.
Mrs. D. S. Bmgunier and children
left today for Vancouver. Wash. where
they will spend the summer.
Wm..Lauterback, of Duluth, Minn,
has been in the city for several days
looking after property interests.
Superintendent M. S. Lewis, of the
local schools, will go to Prouer tomor
row to attend a meeting of the county
board of education.
Guy Purdy arrived the first of the
week from Walla Walla to succeed John
Trumble as stenographer for the Ken
newick Fruit & Produce company. Mr.
Trumble has accepted a position in
Portland. ‘
The Courier-Reporter is indebted to
J. A. Dumal of Section 18 for four fine
boxes of Clark Seedling strawberries.
The boxes were packed four by three
and every berry was extra fancy in
every particular.
A. C. Jones. of Prosser, who is fixing
the valuations of real /estate of the
county for assessment purposes, has
been working out of Kennewick this
week. He is being assisted by H. S.
Hughes of Hover.
Hereafter the law business of M. M.
Moulton will be conducted under the
firm name of Moultoa &. Jeffrey. Mr.
Jeffrey, who has been associated" with
Mr. Moulton since the first of the year
now becomes'a partner in the business.
Mrs. R. J. Andrus was the honor
guest at two pleasant afternoon affairs
yesterday and today given by Mrs.
Chaqu. Collins. The guests each af
ternoon were entertained at four tables
of auction bridge followed by light rec
freshments. Card honors were won
yesterday by Mrs. L. E. Johnson.
_Mayor Geo. 1". Richardson spent
Tuesday at the county auditor's office in
Prosser collecting more taxation data to
incorporate in his formal request that a
portion of the general road and ,bridge
ftnd be expended on the streets, of Ken
newi'ck. Mr. Richardson and city At
torney C. L. Holcomb expect to make
the request of the board of county com
mimioners next Tuesday.
Meat Woman's Club Library Ben
efitwill‘bome Monday evening, June .8,
and the special featureis a goodsix
part drama entitled, “The Destiny of
the Ruby.". Among the numbers of the
musical program are vocal solos by' Miss
Minnie Mundy and Miss Martha Rhyns
burger, violin solo by. Miss Ruth Hunt
ington, a piano solo by Miss Helen Ste
wart. Keep in mind the date, June 8,
and the place, the Princess Threatre.
SEETIUI SEVEN
"Hrs. W. R. Crawford and Miss Davis
and Mrs. M. A. Crawford enjoyed five
o’clock tea with Mrs. J. C. Dennis Mon
day afternoon. Strawberries and cream
and cake and tea were served by the.
hostess.
Mrs. C. F.Breithaupt spent the week
end at Richland. the guest of Mrs. H.
S. Amon.
Mrs. W. B. Elliott is enteruining her
psrents, Mr. and Mrs. Younee, of Les
lie, Arkansas. They will continue their
journey to Milton, oregpn, to visit rel
stives.
Mrs. J. C. Pierce. entertnined Mr.
and Mrs: Yonnce at dinner Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Miller of Onoville.
California, surprised Mr. sud Mrs.
Floyd Hutchinson last Thursday by
driving up in an automobile. They left
Sunday for W’ssbougsl to visit Mrs.
Miller’s brothers. Mr. Miller will re
turn to Cslifornis. .
Henry Day of Bismark. North Da
kota, stopped of between trains Sun
day _to visit with Miss Eva Carmen. ,
Alvin Carmen a ' at the latter part of
last week in Wallze'Walla. .
.I. N. Newkirk began shipping cher
ries Monday.
Mg. and Mrs. W. H. Felton are enter
taining their daufilhter, Mrs. C. Elhg
ton: and her dang ter, Maxine. of Che
halls. They will remain for the sum
mer.
Mrs. G. W. Host-on of Sunnyside was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Swayze
last week. '
Miss Florence Yelland, a popular
teacher of Pasco, made a farewell visit
to the home of her uncle, R. A. Oliver.
last Sunday. About June Ist she wnll
start for her home in lowa. She will
return to Pasco in the fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver, who have been
guests at the Header home, returned
to Milton, Oregon, Sunday.
Mrs. Lincoln and Mrs. Krause spent
Wednesday in Hover, the guests of
Mrs. Doublasr.
Albert Sheldon of Portland is visiting
at the home of his brother, E. S. Shel
on.
Mrs. Tom Ingle and son. Mrs. John
Goldsmith and Walter Sheldon all of
Genesee, Idaho. arrived Wednesday to
make a week’s visit at the home of
their father, E. S. Sheldon.
M. V. 3033 accompanied :by N. A.
McPhee, m ea business trip to Ki
ona Monday.
Mrs. H. A. Davenpeck spent the
week end with Mra. E. S. Sheldon.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Amon were din
ner guests of Mrs. P. C. Book Tuesday.
The
F rrst National Bank
RESOURCES OVER $300,000.00
Continues to Offer Its Services
to the People of Kennewick and
_ ... Vicinity _
‘ and solicits New Accounts on
the basis of a Conservative, .
Well Managed Institution . un
der Government Regulation.
Open Your Account with Us and
Establish a Banking Connection
that will serve you now and in
' the future and assist your home
town and community. We will -
appreciate it- and render you
Good Service -
Postal Savings, County and City
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. O\nly National Bank in Benton County
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Mr. and Mrs. Carl Humes are enter
taining Ralph Connelly of Worcester,
Mus. Mr. Connelly has come to make
his home in the valley.
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