The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1919-12-25

TUESDAY ana wednesday In WaHa
Walla. - -. +. .s..s.....
Rev. John Lyons of Prosser, is
spending Christmas Day at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Doan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bonn and child
rem Of White Bluffs were in the city
Tuesday.
S. ]. Coull left for Spokane today
to spend the Christmas with relatives.
He will return Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Rudkin left Mon
day for Spokane to spend the holidays
with relatives -. ,ssg.s s.,sk.
Helen Huntington ARRIVED from
Prosser Friday evening to spend the
Holidays at her. home ~. s-s,-.,xz
i MrsaPanline West and, Miss yenetia
Jasper left Saturday morning for
their home7in Kellogg, Idaho. .-se
G.: e. Edwards and VIM. Whiting
were in sProsser Friday on business
connected with the Irrigation District.
AUDREY .Grah ham and Mary ,Kinkaid
arrived from Ellensbnrg normal on
/ Frriday evening". saselisg a:,ag;.
Miss Margaret Hadley' :; arrived from
Yakima Friday and spent the week
end at the H. N: Anderson home. :
H. M. and Marie Tinker arrived
from. Yakima Sunday, to spend the
Christmas holidays with their mother,
Mrs. n. C, Tinker: q -. 80
| Claude Shaw arrived from San An.
tonic. Texas, and is, guest at the
home of his cousin. Mrs. w. E.sDun-
Eean. - s,s4s-.s. 80. Ss :.
5Herschel Slavens visited at the home
Of his uncle E. T. Bowles last week
on his way from Portland to. his home
in Butte. Montana @
/ E. r. Peckenpaugh visited friends
in Kennewick Sunday: Hewas on his
way from st. Paul to the Coast, where
he will spend two weeks vacation
| o. H. Haueison, who has been con.
fined to his bed with rheumatism for
almost four weeks, is somewhat i'm,
proved in health.
| Or. L. G. Spaulding, son Gene, and
| Mrs. Spaulding's daughter, Mrs. Ha7
gan, visited in Kennewick Friday and
Saturday. 4ees.sa.z, rs-.. Wa -
j., E. Plummer, of --YancoreS 81
rived today to look after property INF
terests and visit Kennewick friends
for few days. !
| Tuesday evening the parsonage was
the scene Of merry party, when Mrs.
Arthur Jacot entertained about twen-
ty-fves young people, members of her
Sunday school class.
Lawrence Erickson spent several
days in the Walla Walla hospital last
week undergoing treatment. He IS
still suffering from the effects of shell
shock received during service.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Setterlanc and
little daughter of Grandview, are here
to spend the holidays with Mrs. Setter
lands. parents, Mr., and Mrs. c. +
Winkenwerder. &
| Tom Swayze will arrive Christmas
Day from Tacoma, where he is at
tending the Puget Sound University
. and will spend the holidays at the
home of his Aancle, G: NJ. Apnis.
l. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. w. Sawtelle Of
Boston, arrived today to look afteg
their interests here and visit at the
home of their son, S. c. Sawtelle, sec.
retary-treasurer of !: the i Highlands
Fruit company. ;ss
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Staser OF Seattle
arrived the first of; the week and vii
occupy the home, of their parents, ME-
and Mrs. C. Staser, while they an.
spending the Christmas holidays a
the home of another son in Oregon
City. 91. ,aC5e at Nis eI J
! Frank Hembree has, decided that 4
he can. make. money for the, other Eel
low he can make money for hlmself
/ He this week purchased the 4O-acEt
apple orchard or the Highlands known
as the Gleichman FORTY. Mr.. Hembrs'
has been renting the place and is tho
roly familiar with its possibilities.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. H. J. Woo't
was hostess to ten little girls, mem
bers of her Sunday school class. In
parsonage was prettily decorated TO
the occasion with Christmas colors ant
symbols and the little folks spent
very pleasant afternoon with game
and music. Refreshments were sery
ed by the hostess.
/ Mr.. and. Mrs. VIM. Saxton stoppe
off in Kennewick last week on thel
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