The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1919-07-10

L The Needle club will meet will
al Mrs. Gravenslund on Friday, July 1s
Fred Watson left Tuesday morning
IS for an indefinite absence in the Big
IN Bend wheat country.
Rev. and Mrs. Allen and family of
/ Pasco were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c..
n A. Boyer on the Fourth.
Chester E. Edwards, general man
ager of the Columbia Irrigation Dis
trlct, made business trip to Sunny
T side Tuesday.
Miss Ruth futile of Sunnysidc was
house guest of Mrs. Arthur Jacot
arriving Friday noon and returning
home on Monday.
IL Mr.. and Mrs. Z. f. sCorfman left on
Thursday for Spokane to spend the
Fourth with their son. Mr.. Corfman
] returned Sunday evening, but Mrs.
i Corfman will spend few DAYS visit
ing relatives there.
+ The Business Girls club will give a
garden fete on the lawn at the w. G.
King home Friday evening, July 1S.
There will be a musical program, fol-
lowed by ice cream and cake. The
proceeds will be turned into the park
fund. /,
Mr. and Mrs. George Rowe spent {
the Fourth and visited several DAYS
with friends in Kennewick. They went 7
from here to the Coast for short Wis ,
it before returning to~their home in =
Spokane. Mr.. Rowe is salesman for 4
the Alis-Chalmers Tractor company. a
Sgt. Fred Berg, of the 146th F. A.. .
returned home from Camp Lewis the
first of the week. Mr.. and Mrs. Berg :
will leave in few days for Portland r
% visit Mr.. Berg's parents and will
'eturn to make their home here.
Mrs. 3. L. Kolb of Los Angeles, Wis r,
ted Kennewick friends the last of the
week. Mrs. Kolb left the first of the
week for White Bluffs where she will
'isit A. Kolb and the F. j. Bonn fam =
". -
Wilbur Richardson, nephew of Mrs. b
I. +. Richardson, was guest of his
unit for several days, returning to his
ONE on Tuesday. Mr.. Richardson s.
aw more than year of active SER q
ice in France, and was in five battles /
nd when dismissed was with the army 4
occupation, 10th F. A.
Tom Swayze, former secretary of
lie Commercial club, arrived the a
orning of the Fourth from Joplin, s.
o. Tom gave an interesting recital q
his overseas experiences at the M.
church Sunday evening. He expects n
make his home in Kennewick in 81
cad Of Missouri
The w. w. G. girls will meet with q
IS Gladys Motter Tuesday evening,
" 10. A picnic supper-will be
we'd at eight O'Clock. The girls are
Iuested to meet at the M. E. church
nor at 7:15 sharp where cars will
waiting. All young ladies arc re- b
'sted to bring their boy friends. q
Aennewick friends have received q
ouncements of the marriage of
S Pearl Shepardson and Mr.. ". ". -
ned at the home of the BRIDE -
stgate. The wedding was per- -
ned at the home of the brides
Ter at University Place, Nebraska,
e 30. They will make their home
olumbus, Ohio. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
tgate were formerly teachers in
Kennewick schools.
Uses Mary Ann and Winnifred
ems visited Kennewick friends sew
days this week. They were onl
! way to North Dakota where they
go with their parents to new
in southern Texas. Miss Mary
Makens was formerly teacher
le Kennewick schools.
friends of DR.. and Mrs. C.
aworth enjoyed the early part of
Saturday evening at the Prin-1
and then went to the Haworth
A
ence where a delicious luncheon
served by the hostess. The latter