The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1916-12-21
HIGHLAND DEPT.

Rev. w. P. Osgood, of Kennewick,
was business visitor in Richland on
Saturday.
Mrs. ]. B. Clements returned home
the latter part Of the week after
spending some time in Prosser.
Mrs. J. M. Hoggarty, of Lewiston,
Montana, is in Richland visiting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Sheppard.
Miss Lola Reeder, who has been
touring the east in her uncle's car,
for the past three months, returned to
her home in Richland Monday.
George Gress, Richards meat mar
ket proprietor, is able to be back at
work again after seige of illness
which has confined him to his bed.
| A. M. Lausch, who has been work
ing as carpenter for the P. P. & L.
Co. at Walla Walla, returned home.
to Richland for a short visit Sunday.
Miss Helen Sleight, who is fresh
man at the University of Washington
in Seattle, came home the first of the
week to spend Christmas with her
parents.
Miss Beryl Wadsworth, a jun
ior at the Washington State College
at Pullman, came home Monday to
/, spend the Christmas vacation with her
| parents.
Otis Allen, who is engaged in the
automobile and garage business in
Arlington, spent few days in Rich
land this week, visiting friends and
attending to his ranch business.
j Every parent in the district should
make a special effort. to attend the
programs given in the different grades
of the Richland schools in honor of
the Christmas holidays.
w. S. Davidson, local representative
of the P. p. & L. Co., is under the
weather suffering from a severe at
tack of la grippe, which seems to be
, prevalent around Richland the past
: two weeks.
Mrs. Abe Hudson, who has been
: employed as cook at the Wetzel ranch
: across the river for the past five
! months, returned to her home in Rich.
t land Sunday. Mrs. Hudson will return
5 to her work about February Is.
: Miss Bertis Ross who has been in
Spokane on several cases for the past
{ two months, returned to her home il
l R.chland to spend the vacation with
her parents. Miss Ross is having great
success in ner profession, that OF
nursing.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methods
church met last Wednesday at thu
home of Mrs. C. S. Gibbs. The at
: ternoon was devoted to making tn
= Christmas stockings for the tree a
the church and filling them with goo'
things for the kiddies.
C. D. Mitchell was delegated by tn
Richland ranchers who are in ltlga
ton with the defunct Fruit Exchang
= of Kennewick to go to Prosser Mon
day and consult Attorney Lon Boyl
: in regard to what steps they coul
take to get the matter fixed up.
B. S. Wadsworth has completed hi
:. new barn and is doing some repai
:, and Improvement work on his HON
:, north of town. He has been occupy
:, ing the Allen house for some time bu
n will move to his own place about tn
- first of the year.
n Butchering and dressing turkeys
!. going on in full blast this week at tn
Patrick Costello and o. H. Luello
ranches. At this writing it is IN
=. =. possible to give all the facts in regar
:. to price, market, etc., but this WI
~ appear in full in this column ne,
= week.
~ Mrs. j. C. Quiner is rather flatte
10 ing herself that she has marketed tt
70 largest turkey from Richland tn
III fall. Mrs. Quiner disposed OF a 2
Of pound bird to the Pasco Hotel al
would be glad to hear from anyol
ed who has done better than this as
pr live weight.
10 The debating team of the Richlal
10 high school lost to the Mabton tea
a. Friday evening. Compulsory militia
no training in the schools being the su
M ject. Richland had the affirmatiN
40 The team from Richland is compos
mo of Miss Marie Dresser, Wilbur A
,es kins and William Dunning.
ne,