The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1921-06-30
a., STELLA v. Davis left Monday for
MIS-, e1,,e in Des Moines, Iowa.

CECILIA v. Davis left Monday for
MIS- Isl home in Des Moines, Iowa.
hel ~ md Mrs. J. J. Rudkin moved
~. vt the Lewis Bliss home TINS week.
NV, NJ and Mrs. A. H. Wheaton spent
MI W. Of the Nelson Williams home.
ou , L. Hartman of Walla Walla,
Mrs. .s + Of her brother, Newton New
sirk this week.
NM ~ r, T. Root, pastor of the Bap-
~ church of Prosser, was Kenne-
u .,is visitor Tuesday.
Mics wilma Hoyt will return from
,a m,s Friday evening to spend
Ma Fourth of July holidays here.
w Me- Row Washburn returned the
,.4ar ). mart of the week from a visit
la y several weeks with her parents in
Yakima.
w;nnifred and John Huntington and
u.";nr;e Johnston are spending a week
n;tb Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Mason of
Prosser.
Tho Baptist base ball team was de-
,..,ad bv the congregational team in
Monday evenings game. The score
was Z to5.
Mice Alice Corfman spent the week
II at her home. Miss Corfman is at
tsnding the Northwestern Business
College in Spokane.
Mrs. L. C. Gardner will leave for
riansburg this week where she will
I;s;t her daughter, Mrs. Ralph Thorpe
ubo is i'll with erysipelas.
Mr. and Mrs. Mattecheck and FAM
~ are ENJOYING an outing in the Blue
Maintains this week. During their abb
s ssr the Liberty theatre is closed.
Mr. and Mrs. F. j. Arnold enter
tanned at dinner Monday evening COM
uIimentary to Miss Vera Purdy, Miss
GLADYS Motter and Russell Elliott.
Mrs. Nellie Shaughnessy left Thurs
d,v for Othello, where she will spend
few weeks with her daughters, Mrs.
Fred Stuhr and Mrs. Irwin OTeary.
Rev. E. I. Mitchell is attending the
e.afe convention of Christian church.
% being held in Pullman this week.
Mr. Mitchell will take part in the pro-
gram.
s Miss Vera Purdy, who spent a few
DAYS at the j. s. Motter home, left on
Tuesday for Portland, where she will
visit before returning to her home in
Seattle r
Miss Vera Purdy of Seattle, was
the honor guest at an informal gath
erinp in the basement of the Baptist
church following the ball game Mon
day evening. .' .. ~
J.J. Hostetter, travelling auditor for
the Aetna Insurance company, made a
short visit Saturday at the home of
his sister, Mrs. j. j. Reed. He was
en- route to his home in Tacoma.
Picnics and swimming parties are
the favorite pastime at present. The
water in the Columbia river is still
too cold excepting for a few of the
more venturesome ones and most OF
the swimming is done in the canal.
Word has been received from Yak
ina that baby boy has arrived at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Milford Turner. Mrs Turner was for
merlv Miss Ella Berg, who taught in
the Kennewick school few years ago.
Ice DucppdTu. vi hlVcTSluc, Ssiii.,
was guest at the home of his uncle,
Edward Sheppard from Saturday I'M
til Tuesday. Mr.. Sheppard is making
an extended trip going east from here
and then south by way of Oklahoma
and Texas to his home in California.
Miss Mayme Mcdonald of Seattle,
spent the week end at the Nelson Will
hams home. She was returning from
Yellowstone Park where she motored
with her father and sister at the close
NV. s. c., where she was student
this year. Miss Mcdonald was the
physical director in Kennewick schools
last year. s@@@.s.
Mrs. G. CARRIER was hostess to the
Horticulture club at her home Monday
afternoon. Besides members of the
club several invited guests were pres
emit. "A short article on Pansies was
read by Mrs. s. M. Henderson and was
followed by a round table discussion
Olplant culture. Miss Dorothy Schlund
VINO is q house quest of her grand
mother, Mrs. G. Staser, a club mem:
ger, gave several delightful piano Sc
leseuons. A pleasantly informal hour
snasacteristic of the Horticulture club
meetings followed, during which de-
sslous refreshments were served by
the hostess. -. =.