The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1920-02-26

land visiting her brother, Claude, ant
family. She will also visit old friends
in Eugene, Oregon, before returning
to Richland.
John Brandt of Douglas, is guest
at the home of his father, Angeles
Brandt. He has just purchased a nine
acre tract in Section 2. q
Roy Gardner has sold his twenty
six acre ranch in Section 2 to Pau
d. Starr and the new owner expect
to take possession at once.
Mrs. A. G. Rosaan entertained the
pupils of her fifth grade class at a
little affair Tuesday afternoon in
honor of Roy Carlson while the high
school students gave a delightful
party for Helen Carlson.
|. Miss Gladys Chellis was hostess at
delightful party Monday night in
honor of her house guest, Miss Sallic
Davidson. Twelve couples of the
younger set were present and enjoyed
dancing until late hour after which
delicious luncheon was served by
the hostess, assisted by the honor
guest.
Fred Bechtold C. P. o. aboard the
U. S. S. North Carlina came over
from Bremerton Saturday, accom-
panied by four shipmates to spend 8
five days. furlough with his mother,
Mrs. H. H. Flanagan and his uncle,
F. A. Howes. His companions are R
L. Scanlon, A. L. Clumb, w. H. Nc.
Clellan, all C. P. Os. and Lieut.. O. F.
Cato.
F. j. O'Brien has been appointed
local chairman for the Armenian Re-
lief drive. Richland has to raise $160
ard the work should be- pushed as
much as possible so that our quota
may be in the hands of the proper
officials just as soon as possible.
H. E. Compton is building dandy
new porch on his ranch house on the
William Relton tract. He is also add
ing many Improvements to the little
place SO that it will make a COM
Portable home for the Postmaster
when he moves out there next week.
D. Mitchell and Ray Rosencranz
have been appointed committee to
raise money towrad the 100000 90
hospital which will be built in Pasco
to replace the st. Joseph's hospital.
The amount to be raised by the vari-
Gus committees thruout Benton, and
Franklin counties has been placed at
$4,000. The sisters will secure the
balance of the money necessary.
The children in the Frank Carlson
fa1iily have been the honor guests
at number of parties this week as
tie little folks will leave shortly to
make their future home in Caldwell,
Idaho. Miss Julia Clements enter
tanned the pupils of the 9th and 7th
grades in the music room of the grade
building Friday afternoon in honor
Of Ruby Carlson; games and delici-
Gus refreshments made all the young
people vote Julia an ideal hostess.
The genial deputy sheriff, Miss
Sallie Davidson spent the weekend as
a guest of her friend, Miss Gladly
Chellis. Deputy Sallie let it be gen.
orally known that she was here simp-
ly on pleasure and that none of the
malefactors in this end of the county
need quake in their boots on account
OF her august presence. Miss Sallis
has proven herself a most efficient
deputy sheriff and it would be we'll for
evil doors to be clear of this arm of
the law.
Judge f. A. Howes has wrecked
Oakland car on his hands as a result
of an accident which occurred Sunday
morning when Judge took it upon him.
self to act as host to bunch of visit
ing navy officers from the, U. S. S.
North Carlina. The boys felt that
their visit to Richland must include
in its pleasures a jack rabbit hunt so
they started off early Sunday morn
ing, loaded to the gunwales with heavy
artillery and ammunition. When they
arrived at the culvert this side of the
Fallon bridge one of the men spied
magpie. He decided to bag this game
and the car was slowed down to give
him an opportunity to do it but, as
bad luck would have it, the driver ac-
cidently twisted his wheel trifie and
the car plunged out of the road and
into the culvert. Several members
OF the party were pretty well batter
ed up as one had hand to hand en-
counter with the wind shield thru
which he proceeded to stick his head
while another made rapid exit by
sticking his nose and face thru the
top of the car. The injured were
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