The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1918-12-26
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Miss Velma Wheeler, who has been
visiting relatives in Walla Walla, is
home for the holidays. Miss Marjorie
Caldwell is also home from Spokane
where she has been attending business
college. ~
| Mrs. w. C. Skinner and little daugh-
ter of Everett, Wash, are guests at
the home of Mrs. A. M. Bartlett ana
family. .. #1;. II |
| Mrs. F. j. O'Bricn and daughter
Adelaide are spending the holidays IN
Seattle with her sister and family.
Mrs. Elmer Bernard left the latter
mart of the week for Fossil, Oregon,
to spend the holidays with relatives.
1 C. H. Lille, Howard Palette and
Frank Paulson are the latest Richland
men to return home after being dis
CHARGED from the service. They all
arrived this week to spend Christmas
with their relatives. .,.s. 49, ...- /
B. F. Knapp, of Hermiston, Oregon,
was in town on business the la''er
part of the week. .-a=
Miss Esther Van Horn, who has been
teaching school at Port Orchard, is
home to spend the vacation with her
parents. H.. -. ~. IL
i Arthur Wheelhouse and sister OF
! Arlington, Ore, who have been here
for the past week, called by the ILL
ness of their brother, Harry, returned
to their respective homes Sunday.
Mrs. L. B. Arnold and daughter Do
: rothv. left last week for California,
: where they will spend the winter. A
f SON of Mrs. Arnold lives in the south
: and she will visit him. -.
e Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Harding and
: baby are at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
S. M. Ross where they are on the high
# road to recovery after an attack OF the
e, influenza.
l. The influenza situation remain:
about the same, there being about lO'
. cases i'm the district. Most everyon
= who is ill is on the rapid road to re
covery and it is likely that the schoo
- will open the first of the year.
to A crew of men from Richland ar
al at work under the direction OF roa
supervisor John Kennard riprappln
near the. Kcnnewick- Richland bridge.
A number of friends are receivin
a most beautiful Christmas souven
all from Gene Mitchell in the shape OF
RS folder which gives fine picture
ed his ship, the U. S. S. New York, al
m propriate verses and words common
Grating the fact that this vessel hs
ed seen service in foreign waters durin
;lv the recent war. 1t is pleasing r
membrance which everyone who II
ceives it will value in future years
token from member of the crew 4
~. one of the largest war vessels afloa
Id Mrs. A. M. Bartlett is in receipt
re- telegram rom her son Claude, dat
IN at Vancouver, B. c., in which he sa,
that he will be home any day now
a visit. This young man enlisted
lt 8. the English army and went thru Il
M entire war, being seriously wound'
uu !. three times, the last time so severe
- that he was ordered home and reliev
u from further service. He is now ma
ried, having taken as wife an En-
lish girl and the young people W
es- make their home in Canada.
- Harry Wheelhouse is much impro
ed.
=: John T. Caldwell writes to his pa
:. ents that he will be discharged fro
!. the students training school any d
lns now and will return to his home
en- Richland. Victor Martin, SON of n
yes and Mrs. Joe Martin, is expected hol
from Mare Island to spend Christm
- with his parents.
II R. L. Davidson has purchased
pink house in town on the main strt
and will move it to his tract. w.
Muncey has taken the contract
move the house and as soon as t
is done Mr.. Davidson expects to ne
it remodeled.
Miss Laura Long has gone to Il
newick to assist in taking care
the influenza patients.
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