The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1920-06-17
RICH L A N d

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j A. S. Murray has sold his Ford
runabout to L. j. Golf.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. w. McAuley have
been visiting relatives in Yakima.
Miss Helen Caldwell and Miss Jan
eta Boettscher spent Monday in Pasco
shopping.
Miss Evalyn Yedica and Ray Nicko-
laus went to Kiona Saturday to play
for the dance given there that eve
ming.
George w. Snow drove his big trucl.
to Hermiston, Ore, Monday, taking
over the Clinton Bancroft household
/ goods.
Adolph Nordquist of Ignite, N. D.,
arrived in Richland Tuesday to ac-
cept e position as assistant cashier
of the Security State bank.
Mrs. Lou Wheelhouse entertained a
party of little tots at delightful af-
! fair Monday afternoon in honor of the
9th birthday of he. daughter, Isabelle.
Digging of early potatoes will begin
| in the Richland district next week and
there will be large crop if the acre
age planted is any criterion by which
to judge.
i Mrs. Perry Willoughby and niece
Miss Lila Bunnier, of Salt Lake City
left Monday for Lewiston, Idaho, to
visit for few weeks with Mrs. Will
loughby's mother.
Miss Janice Meredith left Wednes-
day for Cornell to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
B. S. Wadsworth and assist on the
switchboard while Mrs. Wadsworth
and daughter Beryl take trip to
Canada to visit friends.
A party of friends surprised small
Miss Lucina, the newly adopted baby
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. An
derson with shower Thursday af-
ternoon. The tiny honor guest receiy-
ed many beautiful gifts from her adj
mirers.
The two heaviest shippers of straw
berries in the Richland district this
year were Fred johnson, who shipped
over $50 crates and Magnus Lindskog.
who shipped over 500 crates.
A large number of the members of
Vale Grange attended the meeting of
Pomona Grange in Prosser Saturday.
The trip was made in cars and in the
the Geo. w. Snow truck ard all report
a most enjoyable and instructive ses-
sion.
I. ]. Roberts and children, Edward
and Clara have returned from Tacoma
where Mr.. Roberts went as dele
gate from Richland lodge LOOT. to
the session of the Grand Lodge coven-
ing there. Mrs. C. F. Wetherell, who
went as delegate from Richland Re-
bekah lodge, is also home from Taco
ma.
Richards purely home talent base
ball team defeated the team from Han
ford on the local diamond Thursday
afternoon by score of 9 to 8. The
game this week will be played in XII
ona with Kiona and next Thursday a
game with Kiona will be played in
Richland. The home team is putting
up good game.
Mrs. Sherman Muncey's Sunday
school class entertained at taffy
pull in the church parlors Monday
night in honor of Miss Amanda Egg
gers who leaves shortly to make her
home at Lind. The class of boys
taught by Rev. o. A. Scott were in
vited guests and all enjoyed most
delightful evening.
At the council meeting Monday night
the city fathers voted to donate $25
toward fund to be raised in the dis
trict to erect a suitable grandstand
in the park This is something which
is very badly needed and the towns
people are taking hold of the matter
in such earnest that the fund of not
less than 5000 to be subscribed, will
be collected in short order.
On Sunday, June goth, the Advent
Christian church of Richland will COM
mence series of CAMP meetings in
Anon park, conducted by G. E. Glen
denning, superintendent of the con-
ference and L. G. Dix, pastor of the To-
cal church. Everyone is invited to at
tend and as this is the first camp meet
ing ever held in Richards beautiful
city park there is sure to be large
attendance at each service. Sunday
school at 10. o'clock, preaching at IL.
If the tent does not arrive in time for
the services this coming Sunday they
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