The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1923-09-27
HIGHLANDS
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Mr.. and Mrs. Grin Smith and Mr..
and Mrs. E. M. Smith entertained
some very interesting house guests
over the weekend. They were Miss
Audrey Furman of Strattonville, Pen
nsylvania, Miss Blanche Kratzer of
Spokane and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Draper of Colville, Washington. This
was Mrs. Furman's first visit west
and she and her cousin, Miss Kratzer
motored here with the Diapers from
Spokane by way Of Pendleton where
they attended the Roundup. Miss
Furman expressed herself as being
delighted with the country and re-
marked that at some future time she
hoped to return and make a pro-
longed stay. Her plan is warmly Sec
onded by those who met her while
here as she is very talented and
charming young lady. Zone Of the
real people who are not afraid to be
kind" Mr.. Diaper, in whose car the
party came, has extensive lumber in
terests at Colville which demanded
his personal attention and curtailed
the visit. The ladies were nieces of
the Mesdames Smith.
When questioned regarding his
"drain fed Delicious tree" L. M.
Keene says ooh, pshaw! 1t got extra
water because the owners of the COM
munity flume which crosses the upper
end of the tract neglected to mend
small leak the water from which
thoroughly wet up the ground around
the tree"
Ernest Rasmussen is at Portland
attending radio school, Ernest has
had very fine radio set for some
time and his enthusiasm over it has
determined him to enter a special
technical school.
Miss Dorothy Arnold of Pasco was
recent home guest of Miss Belle
Robertson.
Word comes from Deshler, Ohio,
that Mrs. Mary Kadow, widow of the
late T. j. Kadow, is steadily regain
ing her health. She is able to sit up
and attend to many small personal
wants although not as yet able to
walk. The ladies of the local Congre-
gational Missionary Society, of which
she was a member, are sending her
birthday greetings.
Friday evening of next week, Oct.
9TH, is the date for Improvement club
| meeting.
Mrs. E. H. Drouin did not come
home from Walla Walla on Sunday
as she had expected to do as it was
considered necessary for her to con-
tlnue treatment for a few days long
er, but it is hoped she will be able to
come by the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank White of Port
land, who lived here a few years ago,
are again here for the apple season.
Mrs. M. H. Church of Pasco WIS.,
tied with Mrs. Beiderwieden on Tues
day.
Mrs. o. S. Sullivan of Yakima is
the guest Of Mrs. Samphere.
Mr.. and Mrs. E.. A. Barp and the
children and Miss Barloga were PEN
dleton visitors the last day of the big
show.
Among the Roundup visitors
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hembree,
Mrs. Truman, Avery Truman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Curtis Samsel and Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin of the Highlands.
Word comes from Stockton, Mo.
that Mr.. and Mrs. Bobby Spencer
and Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hendricks
made the trip of 22OO miles in their
car in eleven days and enjoyed the
best OF weather and roads. Mr.. and
Mrs. Spencer have practically de-
cided not to return here.
Mrs. S. Kenyon of Tacoma is the
house guest of her sisters, Misses
Della and Harriet Hudnall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Regnier spent seve-
raj days the past week with Mrs.
Regnier's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
C. Boldt.
The increase in pupils on the bus
routes, caused by several families
moving in for the fruit harvest has
crowded the busses until, particularly
in Mr.. Mann's bus, standing room
is at a premium.
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