The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1923-12-27
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II Miss Ethel Hanratty il spending
the holidays at home.
/ Merle Muncey of Seattle is holi-
day visitor at the home Of his par
ents.
Mrs. f. w. Hembree returned Mon
day from a short visit to the coast
where she visited Howard
The Misses Ruby and Hazel Kinds
and Clara Smith are Willamette stud
ents who are spending the, holidays
with home folks.
II On Friday evening Ernest Rasmus-
sen came up from Portland where he
is taking course in radio and will
spend the holidays here.
E. A. Barg has sold his school bus
to A. D. Hanratty who has taken
OVER the route. Mr.. Barg has gone to
Chicago where he will join Mrs. Barg
who is visiting there and also look
after selling his apple crop which is
is storage there.
II NJ. G. Clark is taking advantage
of the holiday season to do some
orchard work. If the physics class
wish to see a practical demonstra-
ton Of power they should visit his
orchard and see him pull peach trees
with block and tackle.
| Little George Andrews narrowly
escaped death Saturday when he
darted away from his grandmother |
Mrs. Heiter, and ran directly in front |
of truck driven by Mr.. Reese. While
cut considerably on his face and head
the little fellow seems to have es-
capped serious injury.
DR.. Mary D. Hudson very unexpect-
edly returned to Kennewick Monday
to attend to some legal matters and
spend Christmas with her nephew and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Kershaw, leaving
on the evening train for Yakima
where another day or two will be
spent in arranging the final details
of the selling of some city lots and |,
leasing of orchard property before
leaving for Los Angeles.
4 A very pleasant family party was
enjoyed at the C. A. Mitchell home
on Christmas. Mr.. and Mrs. Stout
were over from Walla Walla and
Verne who is in his SENIOR year at
the University was home for few
days and with Miss Airline, the family
circle was complete. Verne did not re-
turn to Seattle until Thursday. Mrs. k
Stout returned to Walla Walla Wed Il
nesday. II
Santa Claus came as was expected p
to the club house and had goodies ii7
for the fifty children gathered there h
Santa was as frisky as if he were
just starting on his trip around the
world instead of on the last lap. The
program presented was most pleasing
as was the dance which followed. New i
people who pleasant to meet were
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheppard formerly of
Seattle but now residents on the Eel
ton tracts. Mrs Hooper and little |
daughter were down from Grandview.
Many Of the older Highlanders were
present and enjoyed visiting.
Albert Legal Of Livingstone. Mon
ara is visiting his cousins, the Lieb-
,ela. Sa-4,ssS. soi
The community was greatly sad-
iened on Christmas evening by the
,u6den death of DR.. w. A. Wriph. /
1t the Lehnhard home. DR.. and Mrs.
Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Pratt
md Mr.. and Mrs. A. Beavers were
Inner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Lehnhard and had enjoyed to the full
'st, the dinner served in the glow
Il red shaded candle light with the
ed and green Of holly dcorations and
lfter some time spent in visiting Mr..
md Mrs. Beavers left and DR.. WRIGHT
vent out for his car. When he did not
'ppear, Mr.. Pratt went out to see if
e could assist him in getting his car
tarted but returned saying he could
ot find him. Mr.. Lehnhard then went
ut and found him lying by his car.
he physician called, stated that
cath had come suddenly and pain
sssly caused by an attack of heart
rouhle to which he had been subject.
If. and Mrs. Wright have lived here
their ranch for several years
'ming here from Spokane. The body
Ill ne taken to Spokane for inter
ent.