The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1919-08-21

Clifford Ashmun from Wiscosin
was guest of his sister, Mrs. E. w
Trenbath last week.
Major F. R. Jeffrey's parents came
from Yakima Saturday to spend 6
week with him.
Sheriff Rolph and daughter Velms
and Miss Sallie Davidson motoret
from Prosser. Saturday.
e. M. Sly returned from Portland
the first of the week much improved
in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Va j. Hoyt and child
rem and Rev. and Mrs. Victor Marriott
motored to Walla Walla Wednesday.
The local hospital will be closed
for some time while undergoing re-
pairs.
During the absence of the E. w.
Trenbath family the. w. A. Story's
are occupying their home. ~.
+ Mrs. Robert w. Keigley of Morse,
louisiana, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Pnckney. s.
II Mrs. A. G. Tullar and son Richard
leave Sunday for Portland. From
there they viii go to Seaview for a
two weeks outing. a'a4 9s
Rev. Roberts, pastor of the Congre-
gational church at Neigh, Nebr., was
a Kennewick visitor Friday and Sat
urday.
Nv n
NJ, and Mr.. IEgalls left the later
part of the week for an outing at Mt.
Hood.
F. G. Letterer, one of the directors
of the Alfalfa Irrigation District, is
in Kennewick. on personal business to-
day.
s The high school contest canning
team of Kennewick will gvie canning
demonstration in Finley, Monday, at
2:30 p. M, August %, 1919.
Copies of the 1919 grading rules
and regulation for apples, pears and
cantaloupes are now available. at the
office Of the district horticultural in
spector at Prosser, Wash.
Nv. d. Vincent, vice president of
the Old National bank of Spokane,
made short stay in Kennewick SAT-
surdayr on his way home from a 17004
ifhfle trip to Coast points. if
: Mrs. Wood of st. Louis, Mo-, who
has; been visiting her sister, Mrs. @.
b. Hamlet, twill leave Saturday for a
short visit to Portland and the Coast
before returning to her home.
Major Frank Jeffrey has been cali
ed to Colorado ion business which will
keep him from his law Office. for a
week at least. JEFF" assured the
Courier Reporter staff that the ebus4
mess, was not matrimonial. i ailr,
The Misses Ethel and Beatrice Wat
Son left Monday morning. Miss Be
Atrice will spend couple of weeks
with her. father at Coulee City, and
Miss Ethel will visit with the home
folks at .Creston.
4 Thos. H. Smith has labeled his lunch
room on Washington street, Daven-
ports Annex. aTLouis Davenport
started his business in q small way
$50 years ago. Possibly ''Tom" may
be the owner of ten-story modern
hotel in Kennewick 80 years hence.
! R. F. Hanke, after long illness in
Spokane, has returned TO his home in
.Kennowick and is regaining strength
rapidly. He expects to be able to take
his old position. of assistant cashier
of the First National Bank about the
6xst of September. = 's Z 8
"a wentyGone OF Veterans of the Eu-
ropeah war met at the city hall Sat-
urday evening last and decided to APP
ply for a. local charter for Post of
Che American Legion to be named
Theodore Roosevelt Post Of ,Kenne-
wick, Washing ton. 9 As soon as the
charter has been received perma-
f1ent organization will be effected and
officers elected.
w. b. Brown, chief water tender,
u. S. Navy, on advance publicity
duty, visited our city Tuesday adver-
Using the coming of Chief Gunner's
Mate Garlock to Kennewick, August
% to 25th on naval recruiting service.
The navy is seeking men between IL
and 80 years of age as seamen, fire.
men, cooks, bakers, nachinists, ship
filters, coppersmiths and for hospital
corps service. Pay for these grades
ranges from s32 to $145 per month
and enlistments may be made for two,
three or four years.
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