The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1919-10-16

S. M. Tinker came from Yakima to
spend the week end with his mother.
j. o. Janacke of Yakima was here
Friday looking after business inter-
ests. 80:
Mrs. F. M. Crosby went to Top
penish Tuesday to attend the District
federation of Woman's clubs.
Mrs. w. L. Blakely and daughter
Velma were Walla Walla visitors this
week.
L. Bowlin has resigned his position
with The Produce Company and will
leave for the Coast about November 1.
M. M. Moulton left last night for
Seattle, where he. will transact legal
business. 4>1trsasa: -. ..E...E -
Mrs. R. E. Pratt and Mrs. R., @.
Macmahon will :, be hostesses, to the
Bridge, club Wednesday, October 22d.
Charley Hunt came Wednesday
from Kahlotus, where heahas been for
the past few weeks. ,zz,+-..r..
y Miss Ida Kruse is here from Seattle
to attend the funeral of her brother
in-law, VIM. Malchow. zoos
r. w. T. Tracy has bought the Gee.
Dalrymple property, on Kennewici
avenue and intends to remodel it and
make his home there, .:azr -
T' Mr.. and, Mrs. H. R. vibber and son
John returned today from a.Hfour
months visit; with relatives in Idaho
and Iowa. ~ .. yls:se 500 -.zs,4 IL.
Mrs. Hutchinson of Spokane, grand
matron of the Eastern Star, will visit
Alma Chapter of Kennewick, Thurs
day, October v23rd., = 81 s,.,,...
Mr.. Murray, who has been in the
Office of The Produce Company, left
for. Seattle this week. His place has
been filled by Miss, Smith, also of Sc
attle.. -,.,.
James Morrison of Seattle, arrived
in Kennewick yesterday for a few
days. visit with old time friends, and
incidentally looking after the Morri--
son tract on the River Road. 2if>3
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Buren, and little
son Of Tacoma, who have been house
guests of Mrs. Buren's sister, Mrs. E..
Montgomery for the past ten days,
left for their. home Wednesday,
F. II. Lincoln returned Saturday
from a three weeks trip to Worcester
Mass. Tho Mr.. Lincoln enjoyed the
visit to his old home, he is very glad
to get back to Kennewick. n
]. M. Howell, who recently leased
his place on the Yakima flats left
today for Camas. Mr.. Howell says
he is not only HARMLESS, but jitless.
He has sold the family Ford to Ben
Grosscup. r
s. Three more army trucks have been
delivered to the commissioners of Ben
ton county for use on the roads.
These new arrivals gives Benton coun-
ty battery of nine trucks three for
each road district. =.
Mrs.sC. A.fDoan entertained twelve
little boys Wednesday evening, in
honor of the seventh birthday of her
nephew, Robert Sullivan. The little
folks spent a very merry evening, one
of the enjoyable features of which
was the cutting of the big birthday
cake with its seven candles and one
to grow on"
Marjorie Taylor came from Pull
man to spend a few days with her
grandfather, who is here from Chica-
go. On Monday, accompanied by her
mother and grandfather, she made
a trip to Walla Walla, returning on
Tuesday evening. She left for Pull
man this morning TO resume her stud
les Wednesday,.
Mrs. James Johnston entertained
about twenty-five little girls at her
home Saturday afternoon in honor of
her daughter Marjorie. The little
folks spent avery happy afternoon
playing games on the lawn. Refresh
ments were served on tables beauti-
fully decorated in autumn colors. The
hostess was assisted by Winnifred
Huntington. ~.
The Shakespeare club entertained
at a luncheon Wednesday at the home