The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1921-11-17
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~ Yakima Wednesday.

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-'thsr Roy Hunt of Kahlotus.
Mouda returned Saturday night
.r 4 business trip to Yakima.
.+bur Annis of st. Maries, Idaho,
Int the first of the week in the city.
Pass Willsey, who is attending the
| whitman College, spent the week end
4 biz home.
P. Mylk returned Sunday from
,.srdon where he has been for sew
q months.
Miss Doris Harper left today for a
,,rt visit with friends at Fallbridge
n Underwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones of Pasco
ARE guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. H.
/ resher on Monday.
/ The E. P. Mylk family are moving
u. week to the new bungalow on
A.ir Highlands orchard tract.
Prof. and Mrs. j. G. Staley leave
s.b,rday for Yakima where they will
r.ut their Thanksgiving holidays.
Mrs. W. A. Story will be hostess to
A. bridge club Wednesday, Novem-
~ %. She will entertain at the
hme of Mrs. c. d. Hopper.
u
The Shakespeare club held an in
resting meeting Wednesday after
ION at the home of Mrs. R. H. Mich
.ou. with sixteen members present.
Rev. L. j. Aldrich, who went to st.
| jneph's hospital in Tacoma, couple
weeks ago for medical aid, is re-
rrted to be improving nicely and
tay be able to return home by the
1T Of the month.
| / Mrs. Walter Sweet and small son
rived Tuesday morning from Wilcox
| arizona, and will spend few weeks
ith her parents, Mr., and Mrs. L. H.
ca. Mrs. Sweet was called here by
+ - serious illness of her father.
Mrs. F. ]. Mynard of Yakima, &C.
empanied by Mrs. R. Q. Macmahon
| Nd Rev, E. r. Altman, went to Pasco
y,dterday, where Mrs. Mynard ad-
tsssed the women of the Epis ,pal
Guild at very successful meeting.
Mrs. G. H. Shanafelt and son Gene
No have been making an extended
WHIT with relatives at Brewster, re-
timed home Tuesday evening. Mrs.
lile Shanafelt returned with them
n visit here. They were met in
Spokane by Mr.. Shanafelt.
Mrs.,C. F. Winkenwerder went to
fppenish today to attend the district
ueeting of the Rebekah lodge. Mrs.
Whkenwerder is treasurer for this
district. At the close of the meeting
tie will 60 to Mabton for few days
WIT with her daughter, Mrs. A. B.
&ttrland.
Rev. and Mrs. John A. Shaw will
q to Spokane Monday to spend the
thanksgiving holidays with their son
dAn A. Shaw, Jr. They expect to
Hturn home Friday or Saturday.
1heir son Edward, who will accom-
pny them, will remain. over in Spo-
hne for the Lewis & Clark and North
Central football game Saturday.
Mrs. F. ]. Mynard of Yakima, who
"a guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Q. Macmahon, addressed the wo-
hen Of the Episcopal Guild this after
NON at a meeting held at the Rectory.
der topic was educational work of the
vcman's auxiliary of Episcopal
snurches. Mrs. Mynard is educational
ecretary for the district of Spokane,
Last Sunday evening at the M. E.
uurch Mrs. HI. w. Brown, district
*eretary, gave a report of the branch
Meeting of the Woman's Foreign Mis-
aonary society held at Butte, Mont,
October. A report Of the district
Meeting held in Toppenish was given
Mrs. Carpenter. Both reports were
: special interest and were listened
. by large audience.
IGNORING the birthday anniversary
: mrs. A. G. Hart, members of the
Nnsregational Missionary society,
1ss at her home Tuesday and spent a
'efy delightful afternoon. Tea was
.'Ved to sixteen guests. Mrs. Hart,
.ao haSbeen president of the Congre-
s@uonal Missionary Society since its
~sanization in 1918, was presented
nun pretty potted fern, given with
e many good wishes and expressions
siety.
y = deal was closed Saturday between
=. and Mrs. B. j. Pinckney and Mr..
saa Mrs. A. G. Anon wherein the
Dckneys traded their five-acre tract
Washington street, two houses and
' sae PERSONAL property for two humid
u acres and some stock and machin-
= AZ Days Creek, Oregon, belonging