The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1923-11-22
BENTON CITY

hign ScnOOl auQltOrlum, 1nurSQay,
November %, commencing at s PM.
This number will be given by the
Buckeye Male Trio. Those who heard
the concert given by the Embers Male
Quartette last season will appreciate
the quality of the entertainment given
by the Ellison White Company and
will not wish to miss the following
numbers: Bucllye Trio, November
%; Leakies Entertainers, December
10; Larcher Duo, January 4; DR.. w.
w. Chase, January Ia.
Tickets can be purchased from
High school students, at Hughes store
or at Coltons, at the following prices:
Children single ticket 25 cents; Sea-
son tickets, rs cents; Adults single
tickets, so cents; Season tickets,
$1.75. Seats may be reserved two
weeks before each number.
The basket ball teams played their
first game of the season in the High
school gym, last Friday night. The
High school boys played the town
team and by the way the High school
boys trimmed the local team. 1t looks
as though the boys will be hard to
beat this year.
Mrs. Leo Bacmman of Kennewick
spent the weekend with her father,
Rev. Beer.
Mrs. K. L. Johnson and daughter
spent Wednesday, afternoon the guests
of Mrs. j. A. O'Berg.
The first and second girls team
played and they too are doing fine
work. Both the Benton City boys and
girls teams play White Bluffs at
White Bluffs Friday night.
The Kiona- Benton Community club
held special meeting Monday night
for the purpose of devising ways and
means for financing the remodeling
of their new home in the former
school building of the district which
Mrs. Prowell has SO generously do
mated to the community. A house COM
mittee was appointed to take charge
of the work and substantial sum of
money raised to insure the compile
ton.
Friends and neighbors gave a fare
well dance and supper Friday night
in Blue bird hall in compliment of
John Gaustad and family who are
leaving soon for Seattle. Mr.. Gaustad
has been a progressive citizen here
for number of years and the High
land people regret his leaving their
district.
The Kiona-Benton Woman's I'M
provment club met at the home of
Mrs. NJ. A. Mclean Thursday at 2:30
with Mrs. w. M. Scott as hostess.
The president and vice-president
being absent the meeting was called
to order by the secretary and Mrs. w.
M. Scott was voted as chairman of
the meeting. After the business meet
ing, Miss Mclean gave an interest
ing talk on the composer, Charles
Cadman, illustrated by Mrs. II. L.
,Squibbs singing two of CAdman's
compositions, ain the Land of the
Sky Blue Waters" and "Far off
Hear a Lovers Flute" After the de-
lightful program dainty refreshments
were served. The club adjourned to
meet in four weeks in the club room
of the new community building.
The Kiona-Benton Odd Fellows
served pheasant dinner at their
hall Wednesday night in complimnt
of the Rebeccas. About ferty were
present and all enjoyed the feast and
pronounced the Odd Fellows good
cooks.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. S. Mckinney
moved from their home in the High
lands to Seattle Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dambrecht
left for California Thursday to make
their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Brooks and
daughter Flora drove to Paterson,
Saturday to spend the week end with
Mr.. Brooks sister Mrs. R. M. Kiln
felter.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Allen are enter
tanning a house party over Thanks
giving. Their house guests are Mrs.
L. H. Huber and daughter, Norma
from Antoine, Washington, Mrs. E..
Shelton from Wallowa and Mrs. May
Ray of Pasco.
Miss Florence Jacobs spent the
weekend as guest of Jane Dewitt
at Windermere orchard.
j. j. Allen spent several days goose
hunting in Franklin county last week.
Irving and S. Thomas went to
Ellensburg last week to visit rela-
tives.
Mrs. L. Morrison and daughter,
Mrs. Ray Smith, are visiting at the
Cross home. Mrs. S. Cross went to
the hospital at Ellensburg to stay
some time and consult a physician.
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