The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1919-01-16
HIGHLANDS NEWS

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Local fruit growers are making u
an order for carload of Rex ARISEN
ate OF Lead. 1t is thought that b,
combining and ordering direct a con
siderable saving will be effected.
| Sam Foraker, who was among tn,
last to go from here in the draft, re
ported home last Saturday after hav
ing received his discharge.
G. H. Williams, who has been a;
Bremerton for several weeks, return.
ed home Sunday morning.
The west Highlands branch of the
Red Cross is meeting with Mrs. F. H.
krug this afternoon. Mrs. Krug has
taken over the leadership of this
branch in place of Mrs. Hess, who re-
/! signed.
Frank Heegle, who had been visit
ling at the home of his cousin, Mrs.
e. O. King, for a few weeks, left
Monday for Seattle, where he will
stay until spring, when he will again
return to the Highlands with which
he is very much pleased.
IsE Mesdames Krautwurm, Nadig and
krug will be hostesses at the next
meeting of the Highlands Woman's
club, which will be held at the club
house on the afternoon of Friday, jan
uary oath. All ladies of the High
lands, whether members or not, are
urged to attend this meeting and get.
better acquainted.
The trustees of the Highland Water
Users Association met last Saturday
for organization. W. F. Sondcrman
was elected president; S. G. Muncy,
vice president; and E. o. Keene, sec
retary-treasurer. The mater of the
election of = manager for. the ensuing
year was discussed and final acton left
to a later meeting. Mr.. Sonderman
was instructed to make necessarysar-
engagements for the purchase of lum-
Der for pipe line repairs and arrange
Tor other material and the labor neces- /
'ary for early completion of the pro-
POSED repairs A special effort will
'e made to have all the work done
md the system in good condition for
pumping the first day of April. No
ices ae being prepared to send to
and owners that they may know the
mount of their assessments. 1t is
Imperative that these assessments be
aid promptly as the money must be
4 hand to pay for the material and
abor when the work is done. II
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. West, who are
the home of the latter's parents,
[. "A. and Mrs. Heiter, are rejoicing
yer the arrival of baby girl which n
as born last Friday morning. III
c. A. Mitchell went to Spokane III
st week where he went to visit II
erne, who is convalescing from his II
'eration for mastoiditis at Fort II
right. He lis doing nicely and ex- II
cts to be discharged from the ser
&c as soon as his normal, state of II
alth is regained. III
w. L. Craver went to Spokane Tues
y afternoon to attend meeting of II
e trustees of the Spokane Fruit |
overs Co. He will return tonight.
Thos. P. Hanratty left Saturday for II
tie where he was called by word of II
death of a brother who was taken II
by the influenza. II
Miss Myrtle Mitchell, who under
MT an operation at Pasco last week
appendicitis, is rapidly recovering.
Alex Miller, of Yakima was looking
er matters in connection with his
GLANDS property last. week.
having out water pipes has been
principal occupation of the High
ders the past week. Many have II
she'd the work, but some are still II
hout water.