The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1917-03-22

/ Mrs. David Fish is again confined
to her bed by an attack of asthma.
Attorney L. L. Todd, of Benton City
was business visitor in town Friday,
Mrs. Patrick Costello spent several
days this week in Spokane on business
M. M. Moulton, of Kennewick, was
in Richland Saturday on legal bust
ness. s.@-'e-t s,5r-f ~
Perry Willoughby was in Yakima
Saturday having his eyes tested and
glasses fitted ~ - - FG-s.' ~
| Alfred Schafer, formerly of Rich
land, but now located at Hermiston,
was in Richland Saturday.
H. E. Compton returned home Fri
day from Seattle where he. went to
have an operation performed on his
ear. 49,, 60.
Mrs. H. F. Yedica, Misses Laura
Hartho and Myrtle Penn spent the
weekend in Walla Walla on shop
ping tour. ~ ..... -fi5,s - K
E. H. Harrington, of the Puget
Sound Mills & Timber Co., at Port
Angeles, is a guest at the home of F.
j. O'Brien. S .@~. f~.'h !. ..'<.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Anderson, who
recently arrived in Richland from Sc
lah, have moved into the Randall
house in town. p
The school board will meet Monday,
March 26th, at which time the newly
elected director, C. c. Harding, will
take his seat. .--a. -. ~ ~
A. G. Rosaaen is in Tacoma attend
ing conference Of Eastern Washing
ton yard managers for the S. Paul &
Tacoma Lumber company.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Methodist
church met Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. Harry Davis, her mother, Mrs.
Nancy Elrod, being hostess.
Mrs. Glen Forbes and Mrs. o. E.
Compton returned to Richland We'd
nesday after spending some time Wis
iting their parents in Seattle.
J. M. Breithaupt who met with an
accident several weeks ago which has
kept him confined to his bed, is able
to walk about by the aid Of crutches.
Owing to slight indisposition the
rural mail carrier, G.. G. Lawrence,
was off the job couple of days last
week. Mrs. Lawrence ably acted in
his place.
The Country club will meet Thurs
day, March Goth, at the home Of Mrs.
Alfred Hammer, Mrs. Fred Sleight
and Mrs. M. G. Lyon being joint
hostesses on the occasion.
The girls gave an enjoyable dance
Saturday evening Mrs. b. G. Gunner
and ]. L. Kelly furnishing the music.
The bridge crew boys will give dance
Friday night Of this week.
Martin Wienenga, one Of the prom
inent dairymen in the Columbia River
valley, has just purchased two fine
grade Holsteins in Sunnyside and five
young calves from Oregon.
II. G. Wright, who owns fine tract
north Of town on the river, and who
has been at work in Tacoma during
the winter, returned to Richland Mon
day. The family returned with him.
A. J. Forsyth, of North Yakima,
spent the weekend at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Willoughby. He
has just accepted a position as sales
manager for the p. p. & L. Co., his
territory covering from Finley to
White Bluffs.
Misses Wiley and Church, two of
Richards school teachers have leased
a tract of ground and expect to get
rich this season off the onions they
will raise on the land. IF the present
price continues the girls will have to
hire someone to help them carry their
money around next fall and everyone
hopes this will be the case.
The experience social given by the
ladies Of the Methodist church Friday
night proved a most enjoyable affair.
Rev. H. o. Perry and family Of Ken
newick were present, Mr.. Perry act
ing as POSTMASTER, while his wife
gave a most humorous talk. The poet
ical efforts Of the Richland ladies
showed considerable ability along the
rhyming line, Mrs. T. C. Mountain
and Mrs. C. S. Teachout seeming to
be the laurel winners in this stunt.
The experience suppers are annual
affairs here and are pleasant ways of
securing dollars for the Aid fund.
The pupils of the freshman and
sophomore classes of the Richland
| hiph school SURPRISED Prof. and Mrs