The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1914-06-18
SECTION SEVEN

Mrs. j. c. Dennis entertained a num-
Der of her friends at her home in Sec
ton Seven, Friday, June IL, in honor
of her birthday anniversary. All present
had delightful time. Refreshments,
consisting of ice cream, cake and lem
onade were served, and later games
were enjoyed on the lawn. Each lady
was presented with bouquet of flow
ers from Mrs. Dennis's beautiful flower
beds. A handsome silver berry spoon
was presented to the hostess by the
ladies present. Those present were
Mesdames Harper, Hill, Hitler, Egbert,
Desgranges, Book, Delano, Elliott,
Cresswell, Crawford and Dennis.
A party consisting of Mr.. and Mrs.
Neal and children, Mrs. Holiday. How
ard Van NorsdaIl and Ralph Shivers en-
joyed day of rest and recreation on
the banks of the Columbia. The early
part Of the day was spent looking for
arrow points on the old Indian camping
grounds opposite the mouth the Snake
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served and at p. m. ice cream was
served by Mrs. Neal. All We that are
tired and weary go forth to the banks
of our majestic river and list to natures
teaching in the music of the waters. We
found many shady hooks and groves and
desire to return thanks to r. A. Oliver,
who, two wears ago was captain of q
tree planting day, and up and down the
river many trees were planted. These
have grown and broadened into groves.
Mr.. Oliver planned wisely and well.
Walter Hinkle, of Richland stopped
off here Friday, to visit his sister Mrs.
Will Breithaupt. He was returning
from Reardon where he had been visit
ing his father.
Miss Esther Hender returned from
the camp-meeting at Milton, Monday.
She reports good attendance.
Miss Althea Stuart visited friends in
Section Seven the first of the week.
I Mr.. Kelly has purchased a fine team
of horses.
The many friends of Mrs. Grouse will
regret to learn that she has b cen seri.
ously i'll for week.
j. A. Durnal is baling the first cut
ting of hay on his ranch and also on the
Thayer ranch.
Walter Sheldon returned to his home
in Genesee, Friday.
/ Albert Sheldon of Sp okane, came
Tuesday night to visit his father and
family.
Miss Clara Bockstruck spent Sunday
with Ruth Brown.
4 Mrs. VIM. Mahoney spent Tuesday
with her mother, Mrs. J. C. Hogan.
Miss Augusta Breithaupt and Miss
1nez Loucks. Of Richland, spent Sun
day with the Breithaupt families.
/ Mr.. Cramer and two little girls start
on trip overland, to Marshall, WASH,
Tuesday.
Mr.. Kiimer wife and son, visited in
Kennewick. Mr.. Kilmer has purchased
land in the valley and expects to make
his home in the valley.
y Miss Lura E. Green, teacher in the
Spokane Schools, joined her sister on
the ranch. Saturday.
|. The Section Seven Birthday club will
meet with Miss Ida Green, Tuesday.
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Miss Van Norsdall and teacher, of
Monroe, WASH, are spending a few
days with Mrs. II. w. FELTON,.
Mrs. r. A. Atkins and daughter, Jen-
ME, and Mrs. w. r. Weisel and children
spent Tuesday at the Sheldon home.
Chas. Lum left for Tacoma Wednes-
day. He was nominated last week at
Prosser, as delegate to the republican
state convention which meets today.
He will stop off between trains to visit
father will accompany him to Tacoma.