The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1918-08-01

ting friends in Seattle, writes that
he, with some other boys, are guests
of the Y. M. C. A. boys who are camp
ing at Otis Island, and having the
greatest time ever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. McKain have
for their guests for the week end Mrs.
Mary Chew, and Miss Alice Ryan, of
Walla Walla. Mrs. Chew and Miss
Ryan are returning home from visit
with friends in Seattle.
Rev. E. H. Kreidt aeturned from the
Convention of Lutheran pastors and
Delegates in the states of Oregon,
Washington and Idaho, at Tacoma.
On his return trip he visited his old
home in Mt. Angel, Oregon.
Mrs. Edw. Sheppard left Tuesday to
join her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Kampf
and daughter Ardice at the home of
her brother in American Falls Idaho.
Later on they expect to spend some
time seeing Yellowstone Park.
Mrs. Ratliff and daughter Cora, who
have been guests at the home of Mrs.
Ratliff's daughter, Mrs. Alvin Hidden
brand the past two weeks, left We'd
nesday for visit with relatives in
Byron, before returning to their home
in Medicine Hat, Canada.
Mrs. A M. Shoens. Ss,., of the Cen
trail rooming house, Jeff today for
visit til her daughter in Colville.
| O. D. Shoemaker went with his mother
to Coly.llc to take the examination for
entering the service, as he has been
placed IN Glass rec.Lt!y.
Miss Stella Hanson, who taught the
fourth grade at the Washington school
last year, has been elected to teach
the same grade in one of the Tacoma
schools this year. This is very pleas
ing to Miss Hanson, as it enables her
to remain with her mother this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Flesher and the
children returned Saturday from their
vacation spent at Priest Lake. They
would have found this visit much more
pleasant if H. III. had not elected to
have the measles at this particular
time. However, he is well again and
they had a pretty good trip as it was.
Mrs. F. d. Pike had for her guests
last week Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Henry,
of Idaho Falls, Idaho, who were re-
turning in their car from a vacation
spent on the Coast. Mrs. Pike accom-
panied them as far as Spokane on their
way home, returning the first of the.
week.
Mrs. Arthur Stewart is paying Ken
newick friends brief visit this week
while on her way to her home in San
francisco where she will teach in the
CITY schools again this year. Mrs.
Stewart, who was Miss Olga Fylpa,
taught for several years in the grade
SCI COL at this place. Her husband has
been in France since July 5.
Today Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Haas will
close permanently their lunch room at
the Twin City Bakery and devote their
time exclusively to the bakery depart
ment. This is done because they find
that since their son Albert has entered
the service their work is too heavy
for them and to supply the demand for
bread and pastry, requires all their
time. The lunch room fixtures have
been sold to Mrs. J. o. Willsey,
who will begin tomorrow to serve
lunches at her new place of business.
There you will find the Twin City
Bakery bread and pies that you liked
so well at the bakery. Mr.. and Mrs.
Haas wish to thank the public for
their very generous patronage the
past five years and assure them it has
been pleasure to serve them.
Scott z. Henderson, Mrs. Henderson
and their two sons visited In Yakima
yesterday. They travelled by automo-
bile from Tacoma and are on their way
to Mr.. Henderson's former home at
Kennewick, where they will spend some
days. Mr.. Henderson, who has great
number of friends in the Yakima val
ley, has completed the first round of
condemnation suits for the land on
which Camp Lewis is built. He
brought 125 suits, was opposed by 4S
attorneys and won out in every in
stance, thus making legal reputation
of considerable luster. Before enter
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