The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1921-07-07
LITTLE STORIES OF THE, WEEK

n,rrv soth spent the week end in
sp Slvde Watson left Saturday night
f0r g s. Russell is visiting with
..isnds in Portland.
lr mi. Ferguson, of Lacrosse, WASH,
!, ppisiting Donald Dunlap.
s ". and Mrs. Frank Conner became
:, M abs Fourth by eating ice cream.
III ~ Cora l.. McKain left Wednes-
,,s night on a business trip to Seattle.
ua No library board held a business
laH at the library Wednesday
evening.
c,S.o NJ Ennis, spent Wednesday in
io M;ss Edith Cole, of Walla Walla,
ras . week end guest of her brother,
DR.. B. L. Cole.
Mrs Hawkins spent Friday with
Jouohter. Mrs. Howard Lincoln
a ard Mrs. F. Fl. Lincoln.
csorce Beard and Fred, who are
,.urssting at Mesa, came home Satur-
a aar and stayed over the Fourth.
srbil Fraser, Edna Keene and linda
9Th came from Cheny Normal to
osn .d the Fourth at their homes.
M and Mrs. H. C. McKeown and
children, of Pasco, spent the Fourth
Mrs. McKeown's mother, Mrs. Lucille
Richardson.
Misses Louise and Adeline Simsen
.otnrned to Ellensburg Normal Mon
dav night after spending a few days
At their home.
Rev. F. L. Fraser is spending the
ueek at Bellingham. where he rep
rssents the Sunnyside Presbyterian
church at the state synod.
New hooks at the public library, cit
Mioht Happen to You," by Coningsby
hanson: 'David Blaiye and the Blue
Door" by E. F. Benson.
Bird lovers will find in the public
library an interesting little book en-
filled, "Western Bird Guide, Birds of
the Rockies and West to the Pacific"
The M. E. Ladies' Aid met Wednes-
dav at the home of Mrs. E. M. Smith
With Mrs. Grin Smith, Mrs. Guy Davis
and Mrs. D. McDougald assistant
hostesses.
The E. L. Bowles family have
moved this week from East Kenne-
wick to the property on Kennewick
avenue recently vacated by Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Deffenbaugh.
Mrs. T. Marriott had letter from
her son. Stanley Randolph, who is
in Seattle, that he was taken with an
acute attack of appendicitis and was
operated on June 90. He is doing nice
" and expects to leave the hospital
the last of this week.
Supt. Lynn H. Smith spent his 4th
Of July vacation at his home. Mr..
Smith finds his work as history teach
.er in the Cheney Normal school inter-
esting and in addition he is enjoying
visit with his parents, who make
theirhom in Cheney.
Mary Harris Armor, L. L. D.. some
times called the Georgia cyclone. will
address the w. C.. T. u. at the Insti-
tutional church at Pasco on Wednes-
day evening at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Armor
IS a national worker of the w. c. T.
o.. Kennewick people are invited to
attend this meeting. ...
The F. A. Dunlap lawn was the
scene Of a very pleasant Fourth OF
July picnic. A special feature of the
evening was number of vocal selec-
tons by Miss Clara Irene Gray, who
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
She was accompanied on the piano by
Miss May Harvey. ,-......s
Miss Audrey Graham and Miss
Ruth Huntington entertained Wednes.
DAY evening with a dancing party
given at the A. w. Graham home
!Nasturtiums and gladioli were used
IN decorating. Refreshments were
served on the lawn. which was at.
ttractively lighted with Japanese Ian.
terms. The color scheme of orange anC
white was prettily carried out in dec.
Grating the table. Twelve couples