The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1914-04-02
from the Correspondents
q interest concerning Negbors up and down the Valley
HIGHLAND ITEMS

HIGHLAND ITEMS
re. Davld Fish has opened up
y parior in the old Square Dea
oulidlng and is showing a fin,
play of hats.
lev. Max Hoffman gave a lectur,
~ evening at the Anon hall OF
" Thought"
E IKE POWELL, district horticulturis
osser; gave a lecture in the higf
auoitorlum Saturday afternoon
SUBJECT was Spraying which
Aastrated by stereopticon views
Ane Rebekah Lodge will give an in.
t.auon dance on April 7th, at the Anon
Az Supper will be served at the Odd
Fellows hall.
=. OBiien went to Prosser Thurs
witness in the Northern Pacific
aqad tax case.
liss Myrtle Penn visited in Kenne-
ek over Saturday.
Messrs. VIM. Lasher and J. P. Lasher
Nted from Friday until Sunday with
aeir parents at Cheney.
Miss Mildred Devin spent Friday and
Saturday in Kennewick.
A number Of Richland young people
sstepded dance at Kiona Friday eve
1ning.
n Miss Augusta Breithaupt spent Sun
dsy IN Pasco with friends.
]. p. Burmaster, of Spokane, was in
Richland on business this week.
q Paul Granlund, who has been attend
lang the Puget Sound University at
kcoma, is home for visit with his
parents.
b ]. J. Macomber, of Hanford, spent
6unday at Richland with his wife who
~ visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
10. J. O'Brien.
"a hurry Miller made business trip to
yHanford Saturday.
The Christian Endeavor of the Meth
Eodist church will give an April Fool
social Thursday evening at the church
fSunday school rooms.
Mrs. ]. Roehl is teaching the fourth
land fifth grades during the absence of
iss' King, who was called to her home
\ bar Spokane on account of the serious
mess of relative.
T. Miss Alice Artman of Colville, Wash,
! the guest of her brother, w. r. Art
nan and family.
Il Mrs. Robinson, of Finley, was Rich
Hand visitor Sunday at the home Of j.
10. Maupin and family.
The local Rebekahlodge gave dance
sxf K1osa Friday evening, which was
ATTENDED by about thirty couples from
here. All report grand time.
Mr.. Horton will occupy the pulpit
Sunday morning in the Methodist
church and give lecture on temper
ance. Everyone, including the men,
beers of the Evangelical church, is in
vited to attend.
B. F. Knapp left Monday for Pas
adena, CAL, where he was called by
the serious illness of his father.
s. B. Robertson and family leave
this week for Potlatch, Ida, where Mr..
Robertson will be employed in the lum-
Der camp. They will make the trip
overland.
Mrs. C. A. Garrett was called to Ken
,newick Sunday by the illness of Mrs. j.
A. Penn.
Mrs. w. r. Artman, who has been
very i'll for the past six weeks with
rheumatism, was out again for the first |
time Sunday. We are glad to see her
up and around again.
WI. Reynolds left Monday for Tyler
to look after business and visit old
friends
]. II. Stimsen, who has been en-
pl0yed for some time in Kennewick.
came up Sunday for visit with his
family.
Sheriff w. B. Mahan, of Prosser,
was in this city Monday looking after
business interests.
Mrs. F. K. Bauer left Thursday for
the Yakima ranch where she has ac-
cepted position as cook.
Victor Hudson returned Tuesday from
Pendleton, near which city he has been
employed by the government.
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