The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1919-11-27

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giving vacation at her home.
Mrs. Jos. Olbrich left Saturday for
Portland to spend the Thanksgiving
season with her daughters.
Rev. Noyes, of Heppner, Oregon,
visited with his daughters Gertrude
Gertrude and Mabel last week.
Miss Ida Kruse, who has been visit
ing ner sister, Mrs. VIM. Malchow,
left Monday for Seattle.
| H. NJ. and Marie Tinker came from
Yakima to spend Thanksgiving with
their mother, Mrs. M. C. Tinker.
Mrs. Christina Larson spen Thanks
giving in Walla Walla with her son
Albert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lacey Squibb of XII
ona are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Squibb this week. ~..
Mrs. L. C.. Gardner returned the
first of the week from an extended Wis
it with hr daughter in Ellensburg.
The Columbia Garage have receiv-
ed another shipment of starters for
Ford cars and another carload of self
starting Fords is expected next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Buntin had for
their Thanksgiving guests Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Hilbert of Seattle and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Ferguson of La
Crosse, Wash. 49,.
! The patrons of Mrs. S. A. Yerkes'
boarding house Saturday presented
her with a handsome coat in appre-
citation of her fine table and her hos
pitality as land lady. v,l'
III. c. Hogan, who has been belfast
f.. several months as a. result of an
injury to his back, was able to take
his place at the head of the family
table for Thanksgiving dinner.
I Mrs. leila Stebbins was granted a
divorce from her husband Sam Steb-
bins in the. Superior. court in Pasco
Hast week. Mrs. Stebbins alleged !ccuel
treatment in her: complaint. 10 ~.
[
| Mrs. Clements and little daughter
of Benton City are spending a few
days with Mrs, Clements sister, Mrs
J. B. Thomas, who is still confined to
her home with a badly sprained ankle
\ Carl G. Williams, master Of thu
Horse Heaven Grange attended tht
meeting of the Federation of Farm
Organizations in. Spokane this weel
as delegate from the Benton county
Pomona Grange. Mr.. Williams was Z
member of the resolutions committee
Opal Shepard was pleasantly sur
prised on Monday by about twenty Of
her little friends who came to cele
brate her eighth birthday. The little
folks spent the afternoon playing
games. Refreshments were served by
the mother of the little hostess. =
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Perry left Tues
day for Spokane where they will spent
[fthe Thanksgiving season with ,theil
daughter, Mrs. C. F. Schenk and fam
iIy. They will remain about ten day:
and on their return trip will visit will
the H. A. Bier family in Ritzville.
| Mrs. r. @. Macmahon entertained a
a delightful informal tea at her hom
on Tuesday afternoon: The affair wa
complimentary to Miss Gertrude Nor
rison. About fifty ladies enjoyed tn
hospitality of Mrs. Macmahon durin,
/ 1.-THE afternoon.
Il The Pacific Fruit & Produce com
many has closed its warehouse her
and Local Manager Frank Harrie ha
tbeen transferred to Wenatchee for tn
winter. Mr.. and Mrs. Harrie motore
II ito Yakima last Friday and spent tn
weekend They returned to Kenne
II wick and left Tuesday by automobil
Il for Wenatchee. :"a-@-s-ee-, r.
II There was al, unusually large nun
II Der of dinner parties and other al
II fairs given during the Thanksgivin
II season. Mr.. and Mrs S.. M. Hendel
II SON entertained at one of the large:
Il dinner parties. Their guests wen
II their two sons, Lee and Merrill an
II their families from Pasco, and Mis-
II Hughes, a former war nurse from We
ser.z Idaloss Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Aver
former Finley residents. Covers we
III laid for fifteen.
II A very pleasant time was enjoys
IL by the young people of the Congreg
II tional church last Friday evening
II the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Ia
II lor, when reception was tender
| three pairs of newly-weds. Entertal
II ment was furnished by the your
II mems class and refreshments we
II served by the young ladies. AIT
II games had been played for some TIL
II the brides We're blindfolded and te
II to find their husbands, which tn
iii T., do xuitho,1t anV very gre