The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1916-11-30

- S~ vi UuSlueSS CnlS week.
Thomas Elson, of Benton City, was
guest at the home of Miss Lulu
Brown Sunday.
Miss Lulu Brown will spend the
Thanksgiving vacation with her sis
ter in Pullman.
Miss Winchell, high school teacher,
will spend the Thanksgiving vacation
with an uncle in Benton City.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Collins, of Au-
burn, are guests at the home of their
daughter, Mrs. w. C. Baker.
Mrs. Joseph Koelsch returned home
Tuesday from Spokane, where she has
been visiting her daughters and at
tending the Apple Show.
Deputy Engineer w. M. Weihmier,
of Hanford, was in Richland Saturday.
He is in charge of the work on the
new Richland- Hanford highway.
Gene Mitchell returned home Thurs
day from Colfax where he has been
working for the past six months and
is at the home of his parents north of
town.
c. A. Blackman, who owns a ranch
in the Fruitvale district, has rented
one of the Randall houses in town and
will move his family in for the winter
months.
A bunch of Richland Odd Fellows
went down to Kennewick Saturday
evening to attend the doings given
there in honor of the grand master of
the lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. N. Benson and
children of Prescott motored to Rich
land last week and spent several days
as guests of Mrs. Benson's uncle, B.
S. Wadsworth.
Prof. Holt and his class of boys in
the agricultural department are in
Lewiston this week taking part in
the stock judging at the Northwest
Live StOck Snow.
The Methodist church will hold their
annual Thanksgiving dinner in the
church parlors while the Christian and
Baptists congregations have combined
and will feast in the Baptist church
building.
Knute Larson, one of the wellknown
ranchers of this district received word
that his sister, Miss Edna Lsrano,
that his sister, Mrs. Eva Larson, had
died in hospital in Seattle after un-
dergoing an operation.
Harry Wheelhouse is in Spokane this
week buying new stock for the local
store and laying ma supply of the
Christmas novelties for the local
trade. During his absence Jack Mar
tin is clerking in the store.
Mrs. B. S. Wadsworth shipped 80
turkeys to Spokane Tor the Thanks
giving trade. The birds ranged in
weight from 10 to 10 pounds. The
balance of her flock she will have
ready for the Christmas trade.
At their regular meeting, November
23rd, Freedom Rebekah Lodge elected
the following officers: p. N. G., Mrs.
Charlotte Anthony; N. G., Mrs. Eva
Jameson; v. G., Mrs. Maud CARAT;
Treasurer, Lou Wheelhouse; Fin. Sec,
C. A. CARAT.
Miss Edna Armstrong entertained
a few friends at cards Friday evening.
Five Hundred was played during the
evening, refreshments being served
by the hostess. Those present were
Misses Marjorie Caldwell, Zada Roe,
Messrs. Gene Mitchell, A. S. Rosaaen
and Jack Martin.
Miss Edna Walker, of the Home
Economies Extension department Of
Pullman College will be in Richland
December and will give talks which
should be of interest to every house.
wife. She will be glad to answer
questions relating to any branch Of
domestic science and a good crowd
should turn out to hear the lecture
and see the demonstrations.
A meeting of the Richland- Kenne-
wick Marketing Union will be held in
Anon hall Tuesday afternoon, De-
cember 9Th for the purpose of outlin-
ing the work for the coming year. 1t
is important that every member of the
Union be present at this meeting as
great many matters of Importance
will be discussed. By cooperation
such as was enjoyed by the growers
this year there is no reason in the
world why the record made by the un-
ion this year should not be equalled or
even excelled for 1917 and it is up to
the members to turn out and see that
the good work goes on.
A movement is on foot among in
toroctod oorconc in Rich1opd fouuo ri