The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1920-01-08
LITTLE STORIES OF II

E. Mouda made business trip Y
Yakima the first of the week.
| Mrs. H. Sudler returned the latte,
part of the week from Yakima whers
she has been visiting for some tim
NJ. NJ. Moulton left Thursday f.
Spokane where he will attend tn
;~-;..; ,o.t It's
The Bridge club will meet Jan l 80
VIZ" .s lex
VIII ASSIST ~ e'ei ss lick
i Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Miller have IA.
eo 70 their ne" hoiie y" ans
place which they purchased some ~
| 49,, M. r r 1emmon tage
visited in Kennewick during the 'oeo
d.,,s .a.,-nod 70 their bom5iry.
Yakima Friday morning. -
i DR.. w. F. Morrison moved So
day into the house on Third st
which he recently purchased fror You
L. Kolb. ~ mr.
i VIM. Crawford returned Satuo bod
from Palouse. Mrs. Crawford the
accompanied him there will rerairy
awhile and visit with relatives. ner
A message to Mrs. S. ]. Gensei Al
this city conveyed the sad news =
her son, VIM. w. Gleason had die.
Snohomish, Wash, on November -
The Home Economics departmen
the Woman's club will meet next -.
day afternoon at the home Of MrsAr.
r. Vibber. ess
II S. ]. Coull, local agent for a.
Standard Oil Co., left Sunday "A
Tacoma where he will transact b. 4
ness at the company's headquarteiin
D. L. Taylor, accompanied by r
daughter, Joy arrived Thursday f4'1
Seattle. Miss Joy will remain
Kennewick for a week or ten days"
visit with her father. e
Horton S. Huntington returned w
nesday from Yakima where he 81 :.
several days. Mrs. Huntington -
accompanied him stopped at Pros
to visit with relatives for the r.
mainder of the week.
Mrs. Eli: aheth Metcalf was Gu
In to Roundup, Montana this week
account of tie illness of her dau:ng
er. Mrs. Metcalf has been making
home here with her daughter, Mrs, IN.
+. Poweii. ife
|. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Murray have G
the bungalow on Fifth st)-3,
II vacated last week by the F. L. =
II son family. Mr.. Murray is one OF .
A,.e- ,av'
II ~ lion,
=. l.. baxter mas Puicnaseu 1B5t.
II Larkin place in Morain's addition =
/ ideal was made by the Interse OF
i company. Mr.. Baxter will enFesl
the house and make other impHm
ment and occupy it about March bill
i Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hass, Of
II Irwin City Bakery have returned IO1
| Seattle where they went to arr
for the purchase Of a new oven. AN,
bakery's business has outgrowr ~;
II present equipment and a large Az
II modern oven will be installed so
Il Last Friday evening the Sams Una
p.l,. .,... of The Methodist II 10
met at the parsonage and as usui hel
i wonderfully good time. Aboe 0
II persons were present. The blu MI !.
II meeting with election of office =
II the new year was followed by
and refreshments. -
II C. E. Hunt returned New Yeowne
III from a three and half montfbr az
II in Iowa and Nebraska. He $3.50.
II the lowest temperature at RI
Nebraska II below zero. MI;
who accompanied him east prop
main VIII her iho'hei' uire 3
II says that regardless of our col :,
III er Sectlo0 seven IOOkS Soou "
II M.rraret Trenbath,s sixtIm9der
II day was the occasion for oal'
II gathering of little folks last s"n an
II at the home of the parents, hewicl
II NJ T w Trenbatb A he. Klinl
ao4.d Christmas tree in. AZ
II gifts for the little guests
II birthday cakes. gay with
candles were FEATURES VI 'he lrd, fc
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. D. Petel. p.
tanned at dinner at Hotel "KI 41-2
~ n Iawron - v.Led, sc
have been guests in the cit
the holidays. Covers were -,
fourteen. Following the din
party were the guests at the room