The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1921-07-14
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.an Masters returned home on
Ma war; from the harvest fields.
su aSs Relic Cloyd is sick at the home
Mrs. uarents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. s..
Boise Richards left Wednesday for
c: .. r, to take charge of a garage
there. urs A T. Thomson wera
dinner guests at the f. Nj. kelk home'
su Tl9nrsnce Weigand, of Wallula is
uauJing a few weeks visiting at the
Pqra Pure: Tewalt and Stanley Cochran
WI h,orvesting in the Horse Heaven
ssn ,u this week.
coquh nn;er Kerns spent Sunday and
,,inJav at the Heberlein and Edwards
snnnes in Horse Heaven.
ho NJ Burris and family and Mrs.
,,.tatirgton and daughter, attended an
!aa cream social at Hover, Saturday
evening. -, oLo, o h,. 49,.
.;rg mn the second cutting of hay and
few are marketing potatoes this
week. 5 Wall ,oe. ru:a
evening for Ellensburg where Mrs.
s will attend the normal school
tha remainder of the summer.
Mrs, A. Huntington, sister to Rev.
r A. Burris, arrived Sunday from
pportland to make a short visit with
L.. brother
i' nrval Zinchell, Homer Franks and
VIM Tewalt left Monday morning for
1oa Kennett's wheat ranch, in the
Tnrse Heaven hills, where they will
.nrtinue through the harvest.
Row. Burris and family, accom-
named by his sister, Mrs. Huntington
and little daughters Darl and Jane,
visited the pastor and family at Rich
land, Monday:
will meet at the home of Mrs. Gard
near on the River Road, Thursday af-
ternoon, July 81. All ladies cordially
invited to attend.
The local troop of Boy Scouts were
ocain victors over the Kennewick
troop last Friday evening, when they
trimmed the visitors IS to 9 in a nine
inning game.
Homer Kerns arrived home last
Thursday from Seattle, where he has
been working as an oiler on a ship
nlying between Seattle and Los An
geles.
school will give an entertainment on
Thursday evening. A short play en-
titled, ain Want of Servant" will
he the main attraction. Ice cream
and cake will also be on sale. Admis-
sion 15c and 10c.
Mrs. J. w. Keenholdt, of Portland,
who has bene visiting her sister, Mrs.
&c. Kerns, left Thursday for Spo-
kane, where she will meet her hus-
band. From there they will go to
Occur d Alene, where they will make
their home. &
Rev. Burris made a business trip
to Yakima last week and also attend
ed the Epworth League convention.
He reports successful meeting and
a pleasant trip. Rev. Brugger, of
Hover, filled the pulpit here in the alb
sence of Rev. Burris.
Robert Starr left Friday night for
Ritzville, where will help his brother
in-law, James English during the har-
vest. Mr.. English and family will be
remembered as old residents of this
place.
Rev. Burris and family and Mrs.
Huntingdon and daughters were din
ner guests at the w. T. Ashbv home,
Wednesday evening. Mrs. Hunting
ton is an old acquaintance of the Ash
bys, having met them in Kelso.
Rev. Edgar George, a member of
the Columbia River conference, was a
visitor at the joint meeting of the
Boy Scouts and the Camp Fire Girls
Tuesday evening. Mr.. George gave a
short talk to the young people telling
them many thrilling adventures of
his life.
Mrs. Bishop, who has been very SER
iously i'll for several months. was able
to accompany her daughter to Seattle
few days ago, where she will remain
during the hot weather. Although she
was much fatipued nv the tourney her