The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1917-11-08
.RICHL AND DEPT.
Mrs. J. E. Quiner is quite i'll.

Il
Miss Florence Kssinger, of Kenne-
wick, was week end guest of Rich |
land friends.
Roy Allen, one of Richards boys
who joined the navy several months
ago, has been transferred from Seat
tie to Norfolk, Va.
The Ladies' Aid of the Evangelical
church will meet Wednesday after
noon, November 18th, at the ho,.e OF
Mrs. Frank Carlson.
i John T. Caldwell, while cranking
his Ford, had the misfortune to sprain
his wrist so that he has been under
the weather ever since.
The Grundell family has moved off
the Knapp ranch south OF town into
the Zimmerman concrete building for
temporary winter quarters.
l. Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Hubbard are en-
ioying a visit from Mr.. Hubbard's IA
Their, who arrived in town from Day
ton Thursday for short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. X. Lyons, who
have had, charge of the Adrian 20
acre tract north of town for the past
two years, left last week for Oregon
to make their future home.
| ]. ]. Vossen, who recently sold his
fine ten-acre tract in the Rlvervlew
addition to A. C. Bullock, of Council
Bluffs, will leave this week for Port
land to make his future home.
ID VIM. Mertens, who has been In
. charge of the Bierman tract in Riv-
erview addition for the past season.
left the latter part of the week fol
the Sound to spend the winter.
C. D. Mearns, of Seattle, left TO,
, his home the latter part of the week
after pleasant visit with his daugh
tiers, Mrs. O. E. Compton, Mrs. II. =
, Compton and Miss Edith Mearns.
Wesley Clements, son Of Mr.. ant
? Mrs. J. B. Clement, pupil in the 10
cal high school, has decided to sta!
out of school the balance of the yea
= Ito assist his father on the farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. X. Page left tn
first of the week for Cheney to spen'
the winter. Mrs. L. B. Arnold an
daughter Dorothy will occupy tn
Page home during the absence OF it
owners.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Chalcraft ar
enjoying a visit from their son Wal
e ter. The young man, who has serve
: a term in the navy, expects to re-er
: list as soon as he has had a short sta
: with home folks. -
L C. F. Whaley, of the Ballygree
= Farm, of Hanford, accompanied b
D Waldo G. Payne, vice president Of tn
'e S., p. & S. Railway Co., spent Wei
is nesday in Richland going over tt
y district with Manager F. J. O'Brie
;" Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo Louckes al
nounce the birth of a little daughte
I Friday evening, November 2. MI
=. Louckes, prior to her marriage la
60 winter, was Miss Zada Mowrey, OF
y. of the most popular girls in this Sc
ton.
81. The home of Judge F. A. How
- was the scene of delightful surpri
- party Friday evening, the affair b
=. ing in honor of the Judges sists
- Mrs. H. Williams. Cards were t
chief form of entertainment, follow
~ by an elaborate luncheon.
he William Young received his fine ne
VS. gasoline engine the latter part OF t
to week, after the order had been plac
of lseyeral months ago. Mr.. Young
Dol tended to use the engine in his s
m filing operations this fall, but it "
m Eso delayed in transit that he had
a get along without it, but will be
no good shape to take care of-sllo NH
to contracts next year.
tie Mrs. j. Henry Seims, Of Nez Per
The Idaho, who owns fifteen acres OF n
up land in Riverview addition, has DC
ter a guest at the home of Mr.. and M
the Herman Eggers for the past we
ms Mrs. Seims intends to install eit'
a new pipe line or flume on her u
are and put in other much needed
his provements after which she VIII ie'
a the place for the coming season.
ISL The Richland Advocate has rem
emu the building adjoining the Wheeino'
APP store and expect to move in within
a short time. This will be much m
nus convenient and comfortable locat
.ne for the local paper and the people
oeu soon become accustomed to the
I'm quarters. The Advocate has mace
au home in the old Zimmerman Dulid