The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1915-11-04
Make up your mind today, and start

Make up your mind today, and start
out to win a prize.
F. r. Jeffrey spent Sunday with
his parents in North Yakima.
If there are more than ten active
contestants we will add more prizes.
Mrs. J. p. Gardner, Of Walla Walla,
is visiting at the home of her son, A.
r. Gardner.
Rev. G. C. Weiss, pastor Of the Pas
co Congregational church visited Rev.
X. s. Tontz Monday.
Prof. Green, of the local high school
went to Waitsburg Saturday to meet
his sister, who was returning to Seat
tie from a visit to the east.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kampf, who spent
the summer at the home of her son
in Seattle, has returned to make her
home with her daughter, Mrs. Edw.
Sheppard.
!. The Royal Neighbors celebrated
the birthdays Of two of their members
at "spook" party Thursday evening
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. W..
Graham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Moores re-
turned Monday from months visit
with relatives in Portland. They
made the return trip by automobile
by way Of Tacoma.
w. J. B. Smith, who superintended
the construction of Kennewick's sew
er system, visited friends here this
week. Mr.. Smith is now employed by
the O-W. railroad company in Port
land. 7&
While working in the cleaning room
of the Pantorium Monday, Clinton
Copeland was overcome by gasoline
fumes. When found by his brother,
A. J. Copeland, he was in critical
condition, He has fully recovered
and will suffer no injurious effects
from the experience. sr,
Miss Wata Jones, former school SUI
perintendent of this county, was mar;
ried TO Mr.. 5Thorps Roberts, of Pros;
serS at the home Of Mr.: and Mrs. Ed
ward JONES' of Harrison, Idaho, Oct
ober !20.2 Mr.. Roberts is; manager of
|thei Prosser Sheep company.
- One 81 the prettiest affaifs OF the
Halloween season Was the auction
Bridge party given 1T the home of
Prof. and Mrs. M. s; Lewis Saturday
evening, at which Miss Berg, Miss
Brown and Mrs. Lewis were hostesses.
Table and room decorations were ap-
propriate to the occasion. First card
honors, we're awarded Mrs. Z. M. Cros-
BY and second T. went a to Miss Mim limbs
f. AtitheSregulaErmeeting of the I. Q,
o. F..lodee MondaNpight the follow
ing officers were elected for the en-
suing terms, p. g., VIM. Kenyon n.
C.. H. W. Nelson; v. G.. L, A. Tweedt
Rec. Sec, D. S. Brogunier;. Fin. Sec.,
Ganey Hogan; Treas, Jos. Hess;
Trustee, Chas., Lum. At the close
of the meeting q banquet was served
I.by. the committee. Mr.. Sonderman
acted as toastmaster and the usual
good time was enjoyed by all.
DR.. and Mrs. T. w. Trimble were
honor guests at an informal but
beautifully appointed reception at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Stewart
Saturday evening. The attractiveness
of the Halloween decorations was en-
HANGED by a profusion of fall flowers
and potted plants. A kindly tribute
to the guests who are to leave soon
to make their home in, Tacoma, was
expressed in the first verse Of Aud
Lang Syne, written on the place cards
at the two-course luncheon served by
the hostess. Halloween games and
music were enjoyed during the eve
ming.
A merry party of over one hun
dred masqueraders in wierd and won.
derul costumes filled the parlors Of
the Methodist church last Friday eve
ming. The decorations were excep.
tionally good, autumn leaves, vines
and flowers everywhere, shocks Of