The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1919-10-16

Cu anxious TO Ilahe ulSpoSitioii VI ~
at present and will probably arrange
to have it put into crop this spring or
fall. N,''
y Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Wadsworth of
Connell, Wash, old timers in the Rich
land district, spent a couple of days
this week in town on business and
looking after their fine ranch in sec
ton 26. Friends here will be inter-
ested to know that their daughter
Miss Beryl, who graduated from Pull
man last June, is now in charge OF
the domestic science department OF
the Davenport high school and likes
her work immensely. e.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip FARMLAND and
daughter Addie of Prosser, were In
town Sunday and while here visited
with their old friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
R. d. Sawyer. ..+ .~..,@
Miss Anna Eggers left Tuesday for
Spokane, where she will spend the
next two months visiting friends and
having a good time.
Joseph Gariliegetti has made dispo-
sition of his. entire property in Rich
land. Aaron Meyers of Kennewick
has purchased his twenty acres OF
unimproved land, while r. McGhan
has purchased his 81 acres on the riv-
err front, improved, formerly known
as the, old Houser place. This is one
of the largest real estate deals made
for some time and covers some ex-
ceptionally fine land. Mr.. Garigilettl
expects to leave shortly with his fam
| ily for the East where they will visit
friends, later going to Naples, Italy,
their old home, to reside. Mrs. Carl
glietti was recently notified that she
was heir to considerable property in
Italy and as her health has been very
poor for some time the family decid-
ed to leave Richard and go back to
the old country. L w.. ...- ~.s
The largest crowd which has at
tended any affair in Richland for
months turned out to the Red Gross
reception in honor of the returned
service men. Thirty-two boys in their
| uniforms sat down to chicken sup
per which was especially prepared for
the occasion and to say that they did
justice to it would be expressing it
mildly. The other guests sat at small
tables around the hall and were treat
ed just as literally as were the sol
diers and sailors. A delightful musi-
cal program was rendered while w.
M. Relton welcomed the boys home in
a. rousing, patriotic address, voicing
the sentiment of everyone attending.
Mrs. Sydney Relton was Pasco Wis
itor Saturday, renewing old friend
ships made during her year as teacher
in charge of the primary department
of the Pasco schools.
F. p. Savelle and family of Seattle
who recently purchased the Robert
Samuelson five-acre tract in section 3
are in town and expect to remain here
to make their future home.
j. B. Higley and family from Wa
terville, have arrived in Richland to
make their home. They are relatives
of A. Brandt and j. II. Miller.
The state game warden was in Rich
land Tuesday. F. A. Howes is now
game warden for Benton county.
Friends in Richland will be inter-
ested in knowing that Miss Marjorie
Caldwell has accepted good posi-
ton as bookkeeper in the Produce
Company's store at Bonners Ferry,
Idaho.
Gene Mitchell will go to work next
week as a member of the surveying
crew which will have charge of the
field work of the Columbia Irrigation
District of Kennewick this fall and
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Breithaupt and
family, who were among the pioneer
residents of Richland twelve years
ago, but Who lately have resided in
Tekoa, arrived here Thursday and will
rent a house in town until Mr.. Brett
haupt can locate farm to his liking
as they have decided that the Rich
land district is good enough for them
and intend to locate here permanent
i1y.
J. S. Wheeler has traded out his
1S-acre ranch south of town to par
ties from Hillyard. He got in trade
some town property with good inn
provements. The Wheeler family are
still not decided on their future move