The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1922-01-12
: 7. Holcornb is visiting with
MIS- relatives in Seattle.

MP. md relatives in Seattle.
''sno' c,vde Ryno visited friends in
. NJ, the first of the week.
January s, to Mr.. and MRS s.
der, y Christensen, a son.
=. w. c. T. U. will meet TUESDAY
j, =, = with Mrs. J. R. Gardner.
$3.50 D. Peters is making a ous-
- visit to Sound cities. !, :.
. Clement is quite i'll at ms
-. nth grip and sore throat.
Thursday, January IL, to Mr..
~ Mrs. George Kralowec' so"
No Catholic ladies will hold a cook
Y food sale Saturday at the i'0e
Grocery.
Peser was businesses VISITOR
. 8 snok.ne the first Of the week
p.v. 7. Cook, pastor OF the M. =.
church 81 Dayton'
=. 7. Tracy home.
M. K. B. Wuth and Mrs. ). r.
r;,ler were guests of Mrs. d. SIM
"a Of Pasco Friday.
Mrs. Il. ]. Bockstruck, who has been
..,;ously i'll for a week, is greatly I'M
Proved.
s.. F. Semon was called to Spokane
pa Friday by news of the death OF
~ brother.
Nm. J. ]. Rudkin went to Yakima
Wednesday and will visit there Tor
=, remainder of the week.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid will
1T Thursday afternoon, January ~
III Mrs. A. r. Gardner.
The officers of the M. E. Ladies
IA met Tuesday evening with Mrs.
4 T. Tracy to discuss plans.
JR Ayers went to Yakima today
: attend a convention Of the state
vol growers association.
The Inquiry club met Monday eve
IN with L. E. Johnson. The paper
7 the evening was read by J. 81.
asefried.
II. and Mrs. Donald Gilcrist re-
tuned to their home in Yakima Sat-
uday after spending the week IN
yennewick.
The Horticulture club met Monday
dtsrnoon with Mrs. r. E. Pratt. At
- next meeting the club will be
GDsss Of Miss Virginia Morgan.
The Ladies' Aid of the M. E.
aufrh met Wednesday afternoon
With Mrs. ]. r. Gardner. Mrs. D. W..
Harding was assistant hostess.
Nm. William Perrier and daughter
I6Gne left Wednesday for their home
= Greeley, Colorado, after three
Innths' visit with Kennewick friends.
]. B. Thomas, who has been con-
Id to his home for the past month,
e result Of an attack of grip and
~ throat, is still unable to be out.
Mss Margaret Swingle entertain
= the Congregational Christian En-
eavcr Tuesday evening. An interest
= business and social meeting was
I'd
Nm R. H. Nicholson was hostess
= tie bridge club Wednesday after
nm at the home of Mrs. F. M. Cros-
High score was held by Mrs. G.
D. Peters.
Nm. 4. C. Clifford and her sister,
Am Helena Niemeyer will leave on
Wednesday, for Los Angeles, where
ney will make an extended visit with
relatives.
Att regular meeting of the Gem
eery association held Tuesday after
aoon c. N. Koelker was hired to SUI
Frntend the cemetery ground for
Ne coming year.
Mrs. Cora McKain has had for her
ouse guest Mrs. j. B. Moore of
fnoenix, Arizona, a former Kenne-
WICK resident. Mrs. Moore left Mon
ny Tor Sacramento, California.
w. and Mrs. v. w. Bird very de-
Asnuully entertained with dinner
psf'y given at their home Tuesday
evening. The guests were the teach
~ q the grade schools. Covers were
aid for sixteen.
mrs. K. G. Clifford entertained with
alee tables of bridge Tuesday af-
n. .lO0n honoring her sister, Miss
sleaa Niemeyer, of Iowa, who is
-, mousse guest. High score was
:. 0y Mrs. F. M. Crosby.
~. - q meeting of the Needlework
;as held Friday afternoon at the res
~ Of Mrs. VIM. Grouse, officers
ts, me coming year were elected as
n. s; Mrs. G. CARRIER, president;