The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1918-03-28
RICHLAND DEPT.

Miss Eva Maupin, Of Kennewick, is
a guest of her sister, Mrs. Henry
Schireman.
w. S. Jenkins, Of the Prosser Alb
stract & Title company, was in town
Thursday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Haeiusen have
taken apartments above the Bier store,
having leased their ranch to H. Alb
kin.
Bud Jameson has received instruc-
ton to appear in Prosser Friday ready
for service in the army and will leave
here Thursday.
w. H. Reaugh, formerly of Rich
land, but now county agriculturalist
of Grant county, spent a few hours in
town Wednesday.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church held a get-together social in
the church parlors Thursday evening
which was well attended.
Elmer Pettet, who is connected with
the submarine division of the Navy
and stationed at Mare Island, is home
for short furlough with his parents.
Mrs. M. D. O'Connell and son, of
Hermiston, Ore, spent couple of
days. in town last week, superintend-
ing some repairs on their house in
Richland.
Mrs. C. S. Teachout entertained a
small party of friends Thursday eve
ming in honor Of her daughter, Mrs.
John Dam, who is here on visit from
st. Cloud, MINI.
A great many people from Richland
attended the funeral of Ole Hanson
in Kennewick Friday. The sympathy
of the entire community is extended
to the bereaved wife and family.
County Assessor A. II. Wheaton
was in this part of the county the lat
ter part of the week on the trail of
some cattle which were passing thru
and which he wished to get on the as
SCISSORS books.
Mrs. w. Lasher and daughter Mary,
of Olympia, are guests at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Bier. Mrs. Lasher
made her home in Richland for num-
Der of years before leaving for the
Sound and host of friends are vieing
with each other to make her visit a
pleasant one.
Larry Havstad, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. Havstad, who has been in the Pas
co Hospital for the past three weeks
recovering from very serious opera
ton for appendicitis, is home again
and altho much improved will prob
ably have to stay out of school the
balance of the term.
Mrs. F. G. Bier, assisted by her
house guest, Mrs. William Lasher, of
Olympia, entertained the girls who
are members of the L. o. P. n. club
Saturday evening. The house was de-
corated in the Easter colors, yellow
and white, the same idea being car
ried out in the refreshments.
Little Dorothy Hendricks left Wed
nesday for Spokane, accompanied by
her grandfather, to make her home
with her mother, who was married a
few weeks ago to a Spokane business
man. Donald will remain with his
grandparents in Richland until the
close of school.
Miss Lulu Dobson, for the past
three years primary instructor in the
Richland schools, has been offered a
fine position in the schools of Mon
tana. We hate to lose her as she has
been the best primary teacher ever
connected with the Richland schools
but the offer was so advantageous that
it could not well be refused.
An enthusiastic crowd of Richland
and Kennewick people attended the
debate between the teams Of the re-
spective schools Tuesday evening,
Both schools were well represented but
the Kennewick team seems to be in
vincible and the three young girls rep
resenting our nearby neighbor got all
three votes of the judges. They put
up fine argument and deserve the
honor.
Little Miss Adelaide O'Brien was
hostess at a delightful children's par
ty Tuesday in honor of her seventh
birthday. Seven of her small play
,oo4oc 1uoro fho oI1octs and the usual