The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1916-06-22

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church met Wednesday at the home
of Mrs. F. G. Bier.
Arlle Fishs a student in the DEPART
ment of pharmacy at the state college
is homo for his vacation with his ma
rents. s.rEs 81. - ~
Mrs. w. F. Hinkle, of Kennewick
spent several days at the upper head
gate as the guest of her son Elmer
Hinkle. -:
Clarence Yedica will be home this
week from Seattle, where he has been
attending the state university during
the past semester. .~......B ii
Sheriff C. E. Duffy and daughter AL
thea were in Richland Friday, Miss
Althea spending the weekend as the
guest of Miss Gladys Chellis.
Miss Beryl Wadsworth who has been
attending the state college during the
past year arrived in Richland Satur-
day to spend the vacation with her pa
rents.
Harry Hutton, who has been quite
i'll and forced to give up his work as
pumpman for 'the Horn Rapids COM
pany, is much better and will be back
on the job next week.
DR.. Davidson of the Richland Trans
fer company, in partnership with Vic
Martin, expect to open thoroly up
to-date garage and automobile repair
shop in the near future.
Mrs. Jane O'Brien, of st. Paul, who
has been spending the past two weeks
at the home Of her son, F. j. O'Brien,
left Sunday for the east, making sew
eral stops before reaching st. Paul.
Mrs. F. J. O'Brien and daughter
Adelaide left Monday for Seattle call
ed by the serious illness Of her sister
who will enter the hosital for an OPP
Grafton as soon as possible this week.
!. Mrs. Chas. Hendrix, who has been
in charge of the alteration department
in large store in Butte, Mont, is
home to spend her vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. p. Chellis.
! Clint Glassner, who has had charge
of the barber shop in Joe Kolesch's
place, left the end of the week for
Oregon where he will open shop of
his own. Mr.. Koelsch will secure
another barber as soon as he can.
i E. P. Chellis met with serious ac-
cident last Friday while driving load
of hay thru the field on the Jack Ro-
berts ranch. While trying to guide
his team over ditch Mr.. Chellis lost
his balance and was thrown from the
load, striking on his head and Shout
ders. It was thought at first that his
spine was injured.
Several ranchers in the Richland
district have experimental with field,
or Canada peas in the past but with
very poor results, it seeming impos-
sible to get good stand. r. D. Saw
yer, however, this year has as fine
field of these peas as can be seen In
the state and finds that they are ex-
cellent for table use when picked
Young. 1t would be good idea fol-
more farmers to plant this. crop as
they are ideal feel for growing pigs
and cattle.
. The ice cream social given under the
/ auspices of the Ladies' Aid OF the
. Methodist church on the Yedica lawr
J last week was very delightful affair
!" The program was enjoyed by large
! number of music lovers, Mrs. II. =
u Anthony rendering several violin mum.
! bers while Judge F. A. Howes ane
Miss Laura Hartho sang several beau
4 tiful duets. Everyone had all thu
ice cream, cake and strawberries they
could eat and the Aid realized nice
nrofit from the entertainment.
II G.. N. Mclaughlin and family, O
Cottonwood, Idaho, motored to hlcn
| land and spent several days LOOKING
over the district. Mr.. Mclaughlin
/ the owner of the old Hopp tract
|! town and also a sevcn-acre improves
II tract about mile north OF town. n
Il appeared very favorably impresse
Il with the outlook here but has not de
y c;ded definitely to locate in the Rlcn
i land country as he has extensive busl
Il ness and property interests in Cotton
Il wood which he feels that ne canno
h leave.
n The severe windstorm Saturday eve
ming did no serious damage IN Ricn
land and vicinity. Weeds cause
trouble for the ditch riders but wer
attended to as quickly as they clogge
M the intakes, etc., and the only res
trouble was the dirt which the Rlcf
80, x,,oro forced to Clea