The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1919-08-21
LITTLE STORIES OF THE WEEK

The j. j. Rudkin party returned OF
Wednesday from their trip to TIT
Sound cities.
Mrs. M. M. Moulton and children
motored to Walla Walla Wednesday
i and will spend few days there.
| Miss Lucille Helm Ritzville teach
er, visited with the M. G. Tinker fam
| lily Monday.
Mrs. w. A. Story will visit in New
York, Washington, D. c., Baltimore
and other eastern cities, stopping en-.
route at many places of interest.
Miss Margaret Harrison left Thurs.
day noon for Seattle, where she ex.
poets to remain during the fall and
winter.
Mr.. and Ms. G. w. Sherk and
daughter Beatrice returned Friday
from trip to, Alaska and Coast points
of interest. IS,
Miss Alice Ryan, former teacher in
the local schools, is visiting Mrs. Thos
McKain this week. #
Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Erickson are
spending the week on their ranch
near Finley. while the boys are har-
vesting at Benge.
Rev. and Mrs. Victor Marriott will
leave today for trip to Spokane,
Chelan, Seattle, Vancouver, B. c., and
Bother Coast points.
G. C. TIL ,mas and daughter Nellora
who have been visiting relatives at
Kalispel and Swan Lake, Montana,
returned to their home Wednesday.
The Bridge club will meet with Mrs.
Vibber Wednesday, August 9th, when
Mrs. Grosscup will be the other hos
tess.
Regular preaching services at the
Baptist church unday, Aug. "a, and
Rev. Campbell w. Bushnell will speak
morning and evening.
Mrs. w. A. Story has for her week
end guest Mrs. B. S. Grosscup Of Ia
coma. Mrs. Story is entertaining at
an. informal luncheon today in her
'hotor.N rssss'
Gordon H. Taylor has purchased
the, Mrs. Book property on Third
street now occupied by VIM. Spoford
and will move his, family there carly
in September. ,,.,.s.' -
) Mr. and Mrs, G.. w. Wsshburn of
Milton, Oregon, former residents of
.Kennewick, registered at the Com
'mercial Hotel Sunday and are in the
city with aview, to locating here ees
Z DR.. Morrison is occupying DR.. Tub
lars Office in the King block and car
ing for the latter's practice till he
returns from his eastern trip some
weeks hence.
s Rev. C. e. Knapp, secretarysof the
Inland Empire unday school associa-
ton, viii spend pnday, August 31sts;
in Kennewick and address u large un2
ion meeting of all churches at three
o'clock in the afternoon. IL sri II
! The Misses Nellie and Burdette
Hoadley, Pearl Corfman and Helen
Brown started last Thursday on a va
cation trip to the Blue mountains and
on Saturday Mrs. Corfman and daugh-
ter Alice left to join the party.
The. Columbia Garage reports the
receipt of the second big shipment Of
the Washington-made Evergreen au-
to tires. They now have complete
stock of sizes, in both the popular
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Miss Agnes Bushnell came home
Monday. after visit of several weeks
at her Old home in the Lower Naches
;Volley, where she, went after the Camp
Fire Girls broke camp at Lake Koch
eelus. She reports a very pleasant
vacation. q
: Fcss Willsey and Ralph Matthews
left for a motor trip to Portland the
first Of the week. When last, seen
they were stalled two miles beyond
Benton City sfol lack of gasoline. A
passing auto furnished enough to en-
able them to reach the county seat.
DR.. A. G. Tullar left Sunday for an
absence Of six weeks. He goes direct
to Chicago where he will attend elm
les, then lister to Rochester, Mimi, to
spend some time at Mayo Bros. hos
pital. Mrs. Tullar and Richard ac-
companied him as far as iWalla Walla.
M. w. Matchbox and party return
ed Wednesday from their outing on
the st. Joe River. They report a very
enjoyable vacation, but were detained
on their homeward trip by some slight
accident to their car. a'' So
Perry Soth and Sergt. VIM. Dam