The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1923-04-26
made four out of six. If Benton City
keeps up its recent record the pennant
will surely come home.

made four out of six If Benton City
keeps up its recent record the pennant
will surely come home.
j. r.. Campion of Aberdeen is spend
ing some time in and around Benton
City renewing acquaintance with OLD
friends. Mr.. Campion is at present
at the home of r. w. McNulty.
DIR. and Mrs. Robt. Prior drove to
Yakima last week to attend the Jun
Tor play at the high school.
G. A. Wilson of California has ar
rived at the Highlands and is living
on the G. P. Goggin ranch. Mr.: VII
son came by train and his wl1e is
driving up in machine. People here
will be glad to welcome the Wilson's.
F. S. Clement and family OF Ken
naw;ck. formerly of Benton City drove
TO Benton City Sunday on business.
Mr.. Clement is at present IN Spokane
and expects soon to move his family
there.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Stocks ana
DAUGHTER Annette left for Seattle this
morning to spend week.
Miss Marion Thorps, who went 70
Canada last fall with her parents,
hoe returned to Benton City and will
spend the summer here with Irieius'
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Wench OF
randyiew were dinner guests at tne
Brand home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Brand and their
daughter Catherine, accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. McNulty, drove
to Grandview Sunday to inspect q
pumping plant.
Wednesday night, May 2, the Ki-Be
senior class will present the pay
cam Of Ann Arbor," in the gymna-
SUM of the high school. Everyone Is
urged to come.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irl Roper, accompanied
by Miss Jungstrum and Mr.. hayes
drove to Kennewick Saturday.
s. F. Scott Of Burnley, Idaho, IS vls-
ting at the home of his brother, w.
M. Scott. Friends will be sorry to
hear that Mr.. Scott is not improving
as rapidly as was hoped after MS re-
turn from Seattle.
Z Chas. L. Ammon was visitor IN
town Monday. He called on Ira Hart
man in regard to maintenance funds
for drainage district No. 4. The oil
doctors elected last year failed to
make necessary assessments as there
is no money available.
The state highway commission has
taken over the maintenance OF all the
state highways, including the Inland
Empire highway. They claim they
cannot get federal aid unless handled
bv the state, SO for few months our
roads will be in bad condition as
the state owns no machinery to keep
the roads up with and will be unable
to do any work until the machinery
arrives. Our county road supervisor
will have more time to devote to the
by Dads.
The grade school gave play at
the gym Friday night, followed by
Kil-Kare Karnival. The play was Civ
en- by the /, 2, 8 and 4th grade pupils
about fifty children taking part.
A choir Of thirty introduced the char
acters, singing Mother Goose rhymes.
The singing was especially good and
several promising voices could be
heard. Fay Scott and Nera Chap
man put on a dialogue Goodbye"
which was typical of the usual good
byes between gossipy friends. A pam
tomime Frogs" was greatly enjoyed
by all. The frogs were introduced by
q chorus Of eight girls from the high
er grades. A great deal Of credit
should be given Miss Barber, Miss
Jungstrum and Miss Mclean for the
excellent training the little folks re-
ceived.