The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1922-04-06
Miss Esther Swanson is visiting
friends in Spokane.

MISS Esther Swanson is visiting
friends in Spokane,
j. B. Yost is in Seattle this week
on short business trip.
Miss Zela Hazen was called to Yak
Kennewick visitor today.
Mrs. S. R. Harper is spending a
few days in Benton City.
Mrs. Tullar of Toppenish is guest
at the home of her son, DR.. A. G.
Tullar.
The Bridge club will meet with Mrs.
}. II. Siegfried Wednesday afternoon,
April IL,
Miss Grace Shaw, of Ritzville, is a
guest at the H. E. Edwards home on
the Highlands.
/. Mrs. M. M. Moulton and children
and Miss Virginia Graham motored
to Pasco Saturday.
c. S. Knowles made a business trip
to The Dalles Saturday night return
ing Thursday morning.
d. c. Day moved Monday to the
Geo. w. Sanders home on Fifth street
which he recently purchased.
II. w. Brown left Monday night for
the East in resnorse to a message
from relatives that his mother is SER
iously ill.
Olar Brue celebrated his eleventh
birthday anniversary Sunday by en-
pertaining a group of little friends
at his home.
Mrs. B. L. Cole entertained with
three tables Of Bridge Wednesday eve
ming. The affair was in honor of
her birthday anniversary.
Miss Zela Hazen was called to Yek-
ina Sunday night by the serious ill
ness of her parents, both of whom
are suffering from the flu.
Fred S. Lambert, of st. Paul, visited
the first of the week at the M. w.
Mattecheck home. Mr.. Lambert was
returning from trip to California.
Rev. H. j. Wood, of Hillyard, visited
Kenewick friends a few hours Tues
day. The Rev. Wood was formerly
pastor of the M. E. church in this
city.
E. H. Sherk and Mrs. Meisel will
make "a trip to Hanford Tuesday of
next week with a display of spring
millinery from Sherk's department
!, store.
! Mr.. McBee, proprietor of McBee's
| Tire Shop leaves tonight for Portland
where he will purchase tire retread-
ing outfit which he will install in his
shop.
Judge John Truax of the Superior
court has granted Mamie B. Ennis a
decree of divorce from Clarence w
Ennis. The decree was granted on
the grounds of cruelty.
/ An Easter bazaar and cooked food
sale will be conducted by the Ladies
Aid Of the Christian church April 15
at Tachell Brothers Paint Store op-
posite the First National Bank.
II w. j. Duffy celebrated his eigthieth
birthday at the home of his son, c. E.
Duffy. Dinner was served to num-
Der of guests among whom was the
aged mans brother, Emmett Duffy
of Underwood, North Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Rudkin returned
Saturday from Yakima where Mr.
Rudkin was run down by an automo-
bile the first of last week. An X-ray
examination revealed that his ribs
were not broken but that the small
bone in the left forearm has been
fractured.
WI. dilO NILS. Oyuilcy IA. AohC, VI
Vancouver, B. c., have been guests
this week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
S. H. Whitehorn. Mr.. and Mrs. Lake
are enroute home from an eight
months trip thru Canada and the mid
die and southern states. He is an en-
gineer in charge of the power devel-
opment sites and erection of pulp
mills in Brithish Columbia.
Local Masons have busy calender
/ for next week. The Blue Lodge will
meet in special session Wednesday
evening, the following evening the
4 Rose Croix Maso1s will observe
Maundy Thursday, Friday evening
there will be special meeting OF the
Lodge of Perfection and Sunday after
noon the cornerstone of the M. f..
church will be laid.
A concert will be given by the SEN
4 ior pupils of Mrs. T. B. Hopkinson
on Sunday evening, April 8, at. the
institutional church, Pasco. The stu
dents from sKennewick and Richland
who are giving piano selections are
/, Grace Desgranges, Margaret Davis.
Eudora Mitchell, Ethel Flanagan and
Blanche Zimmerman. Ensemble w
4 olin selections will be rendered by
E,rpo uoas Davl Miller Helen MOul-