The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1922-03-30
LITTLE STORIES OF THE WEEK
:. NJ. and Mrs. Guy Travis,

70 Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Travis
I'd Is, q son. .o.o,
c..ueer today on business.
: e'' aas Mrs. S. M. Henderson were
.;.;tors the first OF the week.
c,.r;ce Holcomb arrived Mon
: j. = extended visit at her home.
8. p.rt Moores returned the first
81 from the Pasco hospital.
4. W. Ficklin of Walla Walla
s.st the weekend with henneV''A
g tjepds. .,, "a.
:. nest Of her daughter, Mrs. N.
Hooper.
nRL. Cole is building garage
n making other improvements on
4, home property.
=. Baptist Ladies Aid will hold an
- cooked food sale Saturday at
4. Commercial Grocery.
=. Kings Herald Band of the M.
church will meet with Hazel Lodge
:. saturday afternoon at two o'clock
Y, and Mrs. Gordon Moores have
I'D the G. w. Ficklin home on
ftird street and will move there short
\
mo Ladies Aid Of the First English
,.lben church will hold food sale at
- Home Grocery Wednesday, April
n
NV. Matchbox Of the Washing
- Hdw. & Furniture company, made
business trip to Portland the first
Il the week.
Lucille Hursey is spending the early
,uring vacation with her grandpar-
md, Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Rawson. She
- been attending school in Tacoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Perry and son
J,y and Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Conklin
vRe guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Snonds Of Pasco the first of the
veek.
Nj. and Mrs. w. H. Conklin, Rir.
md Ms. C. F. Winkenwerder and
taeir house guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
Rehberg, motored to Walla Walla
Sunday.
Mrs. J. Bell and two sons left We'd
nesday to make their home in Seattle.
". l. Craver and family will move
INTO the house on Third street vacat-
ed BY them.
C. A. Squibb returned Saturday
tiom Spokane where Mrs. Squibb is
q the Deaconess Hospital. Mr.. Squibb
nH there is but little hope for his
vte's recovery.
+. ]. Rasmussen returned Tues
day from combined business and
pleasure trip to Portland. He made
ne return trip in new Hudson Super
Sr which he purchased in the Oregon
city.
Carl Sumner Of Moscow, Idaho, ar
nved here Saturday and is a guest
= the home Of his aunt, Mrs. Nor
man Hooper. He will have charge Of
ne Welgand ranch near Finley this
summer.
a. 3. PETIT, Of Portland, arrived
saturday to take charge of the cleo
r.sl department. of the Kennewick
Ds,'ery company. Mr.. PETIT has had
s.' years experience in battery and
electrical work.
mrs d. H. Davis was hostess to
y chapter P. E. o. at her home IN
. olmsted addition Tuesday after
ION MRS. Guy j. Hayden and Mrs.
ssterhood. 'o '''e
saleria Holcomb entertained about
uozen OF her little friends and class-
~a'es at her home in the Garden
h .ss's this afternoon. valeria's ninth
.;as aaay anniversary was the occas-
folks. ng OF the little
Nm rs n. Gilcrest and son William
.Dend motor . :, to Yakima tomorrow and
noaa u few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
in..a u 1llcrest. Mrs. H. f. Hunt
-. s'o ., will accompany them to Pros
Pr,a SnI 8 Will visit her daughter, Mrs,
Nj. and Mrs. Amos R.bhero. 80.
I. Wira au guests of Mr.. and Mrs. C.
f,o, mlnsenwerder. They were enropte
The N.Y.. california. where they spen,
vile. w;s to their home in James.
brotbe, - Mr.. Rehberg is a
:. ot Mrs. Winkenwerder.
dav -. helena Niemeyer left Tues.
neva .Ol !, ner home in Iowa. Miss Me.
sister mas mas been house guest of he,
.ccomn. mis. K. c. Clifford and alsc