The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1924-04-24

loads went from Benton City anG
thoroughly enjoyed the delightful
music furnished by the Richland
members including solos, duets and
chorus work. =,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Carter and
grand daughter Jane Dewitt drove
to Yakima Fridany and spent Easter
with Mr.. and Mrs. X L. johnson.
Mrs. Carriers sister, Mrs. E. H. Cute,
Mr.. Cute and daughter Sarah met
the Carriers in Yakima and all spent
Easter together, the occasion being
the Christening of Jane Dewitt in
the Episcopal church. ash. "H<
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Hartman
spent Sunday in Sunnyside the guests
OF their daughter Mrs. Rollo Clark.
Miss Ethel Kelso and Miss Amy
kelso spent the week end with their
parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Kelso at
Mrs. Henry Ketchum has been the
recipient of several affairs this week
the occasion being the leaving of
Mrs. ketchum for the coast to make
her home. On Monday Mrs. Freeman
of Kiona gave delightful luncheon
and Wednesday Mrs. w. w. Simon
ton entertained with luncheon. Mr..
and Mrs. Ketchum have lived in XII
ona a number of years and will be
greatly missed in the community.
John Delere added to his flock of
chickens 1000 baby chicks last week.
The shipment came from Hollywood
Queen hatcheries in Seattle on the
18th and were in fine condition.
The Corral Community club met
last Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Johnson. After the program and bus
mess meeting Mrs. johnson served
dainty refreshments.
Ray Shear of Sunnyside and /. N.
Hartman called on the hay growers
in this district in the interest of the
Hay association, signing up addition
al contracts. Eleven new members
were signed, making all but about
10 of the growers here belonging to
the association. Everyone who sold
through the association last year are
we'll satisfied with the results of the
selling of their hay and feel the re-
suits have been exceptionally good.
Alvin Scott was a business visitor
in Yakima Saturday, returning to
Zillah in the evening where he spent
Sunday with friends.
II. p. Nettles will drive to Ameri-
Fan Lake to spend sometime as soon
as the pass is open.
o. r. Richmond left Saturday for
American Lake to enter in the con-
'racting and house moving business. |
Mrs. John Warren is quite i'll with |
he flu.
Mrs. F. w. Silliman has been dan
i'll at her home but is re-
covering rapidly.
Mrs. T. i. Everett who underwent
! major operation at the st. Eliza
,eth hospital in Yakima is doing
plendidly., Mr.. Everett and two boys
vent to Yakima Sunday to visit Mrs.
Everett.
A large congregation gathered at
he community church Sunday to en-
oy the special Easter services. The
'astory gave a splendid address and
he choir rendered special music
Hiss Elizabeth Jungstrum sang a So
0. Mrs. Carsten's daughter of CAL
fornia sent a beautiful Easter lily
o the church for the services.
Ira Beer left Saturday for Win
ett, Montana to spend the. summer.
Violet Richmond accompanied by
Hiss Monica Weber left for a San
forum at Seattle Monday and wo~
vas received by her parents that she
as already gained two pounds and
) much improved.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Caraway of
,orral Creek a son Monday April ID.
Mrs. Aukamp of Yakima returned
ome Saturday after visit to her
arents Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Mosley.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Rodgers were
isitors in Benton City Sunday.
Pie pans and other dishes used
n connection with the Ladies Aid
inner for the Odd Fellows Saturday
light will be found at Argus Hughes
tore.