The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1922-09-21

tended the dance at Kennewick
Saturday night.
A large crowd Of Benton City
people went to Kennewck Satur-
day to attend the fair. All ex-
pressed surprise at the size and
Equality Of the exhibits from all of
the north and east end of the coun-
ty.
A great many tourists passing
through were greatly surprised by
the exhibits and Saturday party
of Spokane purchased quantity Of
the fruit and vegetables to take
back home to show the size and
quality of this county's crop.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Whan are
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. M. E..
Everett of North Bend, Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Mclean
have as guests, Mrs. Phillips and
daughter May Of Spokane for two
weeks.
Last Sunday the Benton City
card club had a picnic supper at
the Whan home in compliment to
the out of town visitors who are
guests of the town members.
| Mrs. Elizabeth O'Neil the pri-
mary teacher insthe city school re-
signed her position and went to
the coast to resume her musical
studies. The loss of Miss O'Neil
was greatly regreatted by the par
ents but all wish her success in
her new work.
Miss Susanna Barber of st. John
has taken Miss 'O'neals place.
i S. F. Scott Of Burley Idaho is
the guest of his brother N. M.
School.
F. w. Cutler, inventor of the
Cutler grading machine, WAS in
Benton City few days last week
| inspecting his new machine re-
Gently installed by K, Lane John
son in his new warehouse.
/ Mr.. Chas Amundson Of Sunny
side and daughter were callers on
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Harrison last
week on their return trip from in
stalling. their daughter in Pullman.
w. F. Tuesley, manager Of the
Yakima Binding and Printing Co.,,
and Mr.. Tuesley's daughter and
Miss Ferrill called at the Benton
Hotel on their way to Walla Walla
where Miss Truesley and Miss Fer
rill will enter Whitman college.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. N. Bennett have
gone to South Bend to live. Mrs.
Benefits position in the telephone
office has been filled by Mrs. Wal
do Richmond. ~
The ladies aid met at the church
last Wednesday. The ladies are
working hard to finish their auto
| graph quilt. Their last autograph
being that of the pope with latin
Inscription. This quilt when finish
ed will certainly. be a souvenir
of great value as it will contain
the autographs of nearly all the
great men of this period.
Miss Clara Rupp will leave this
week to enter the University of
/ Washington, Miss Rupp's brother
/ Milfred, who has been home for a
week will return with her.
i Mrs. j. E. Brooks and daughter
/ Flora are attending the Yakima
Fair this week. Flora will COM
pete for state prize in bread bak-
ing.
Friends will be pleased to learn
of Miss Catherine Brands recov-
cry from.a weeks severe illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Brand areat-
tending the fair in Yakima. :
Il j. E. Maynard returned to
Seattle last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Loder who had been visiting
the Maynards for week.
4 Mr.. Walter Hartman has been
busy hauling grapes to Kennewick
to the Churches grape juice plant.
Mrs. c. A. Ashley, daughter Luz
ella and son Charles and Miss
Stella of Grandview were callers
on the Porter Hartman family Sun
day.
/ Mrs. Anna Wier, druggist of
Benton City returned to her home
last week after spending three
months visiting her brother in the
East.