The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1919-08-14
LITTLE STORIES OF THE WEEK

J. M. Hawkins is spending the weei
with the home folks.
Mrs. Sawtelle has been on the sicl
list for several days.
Volney Cox, of Pasco, was bust
ness visitor here Tuesday.
DR.. Morrison returned Monday from
a trip to his Idaho ranch.
Ivan Terrell has gone to Roselake
Idaho, on vacation.
d. w. Campbell has moved from thu
Beach addition to the Garden Tracts
Miss Nellie Gilbert left Tuesday fol
an outing with friends in Idaho.
There will be meeting of the Ii.
brary board on Wednesday, August
goth at three o'clock. =
Miss Norma Helm of Ellensburg,
visited with Mrs. J. P. Miller this
week.
Mrs. b. S. Grosscup of Tacoma is
visiting with her son Thaddeus at his
ranch this week. as
E. C. Tagg, who has been confined
to his he'd for the last six weeks. is
slowly recovering.
]. F. Shafer, former Kennewick
resident, is in, the city. He expects
to locate on a tract in the Valley.
& Mrs. F. J. Arnold and daughter
Betty Jean returned Friday from a
two months visit in Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. " w. Bird and Mrs.
S. H. Whitehorn will leave Sunday on
an auto trip to the Coast, where they
intend to spend two weeks vacation.
The ]. P. Millers, ]. F. Perrys and
several other families from the Gar
den Tracts picnicked Sunday at Van
Horn lake.
Mrs. w. B.. DePew, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs E.
"A. Ferrell, returned to her home in
Yakima. this week.
Miss Mary Wood, daughter Of Mrs.
Ellen Wood, is spending some days
with her mother, previous to. trans
continental Journey, ending at New
York City,. .rsss.
The Music department of the Ken
newick Woman,s club will. meet in
formally with Mrs C. NJ Brunn, its
chairman, Wednesday, August 20, at
2:30 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs, F.. B. Mitchell and \
family of Hebron, Nebraska, are ,yis--I
ting with. their. uncle, William Kit.
The party is touring across country in
their auto with the Pacific Coast as
The western limit of their journeyings.
Mrs, Epperson and children Of The
Dalles, Oregon. who were. guests Of
lie Geo. Egbert family from. Wednes-
lay to Saturday Of last week, re-
,urned to their home taking Curtis
Egbert with them for 9 short visit.
!. Rev, H J.. Wood and family, who /
AYE been camping near Cleveland, /
NASH. will return the latter part of /
he week. Rev. Wood will conduct SER
ices in the Methodist church Sunday
as usual.
J.. j. Rudkin and wife, with Mrs. II.
}. Cranmer and Miss Morgan as,their
,uesss, started Wednesday morning /
n the Rudkin Buick for weeks out
ng at Paradise Inn, Mount Rainier.
IS the state bankers association is in
ession at che Inn this week, "John"
ill be sure to find congenial company.
DR.. w. F. Morrison has decided to
emains in Kennewieks and practice
1edicine. For the present he will
ave his Office in his residence in the
L. Johnson house, on Second street.
[e announces he will have an Office
own town as soon as arrangements
1erefor can be completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Van Curler Of
and Point, Idaho, are visiting at the
ONE of e. B. Sisson. Mr.. anCurler
much pleased with the appearance
{ the Kennewick country and has de-
lded to locate here. He is an expert
lason and plasterer and believes the.E
of this section warrants
i'm to hope for a prosperous business
i his line.
Hon. G. w. Hamilton, prosecuting
ttorney of Benton county, came to
Tuesday to confer with M.
[. Moulton, Esq, who has been en-