The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-02-05
| LITTLE STORIES OF THE WEEK

Miss Emma Tweedt and Miss Es-
Their Richardson visited Pasco friends
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Larkin have
moved to the Miller bungalow on
Sercombe street.
Mrs. L. j. Mccormick and Jose
phine Quigley were Pasco visitors
Tuesday evening.
c. S. Knowles returned Wednesday
morning from ten days. business
trip to Portland.
Rev. Zimmerman of Pasco will con-
duct services at the Christian church
Sunday at 8 pm.
| Mrs. Louisa johnson is spending
the week end with Mrs. w. w. Des-
oranges of Finley.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Peckenpaugh
of Spokane We're week end guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Harper.
/ A. w. Leibel has purchased seven
acres formerly owned by DR.. Haw-
orth. This is the home place.
First annual st. Valentines dance
given by the G.I.A. to B. of LIE. at
the Bungalow, Saturday, February
Ia at Pasco.
i The A. E. Halliday family moved
last week from the Mrs. Ella Woods
place to the Mayfield tract in East
Kennewick.
Miss lila Campbell is working in the
. Haas Bakery this week, taking the
place Of Miss Dayle Miller who is Wis
iting in Yakima.
! C. A. Crawford arrived Monday
from Cleveland, Ohiho where he was
called three weeks ago by news of
the death of his brother.
II Miss Elizabeth Hart left Saturday
night for The Dalles, Oregon where
she has accepted position in hos
pital that has recently been opened.
Mrs. Anna Davidson, Miss Kathryn
Severance and Miss Billy Davidson
motored from Prosser and We're week
end guests at the w. L. Craver home.
II j. j. Reed has received word of the
death of his mother which occurred
January IL at the old home in Bel
fontain, Ohio. She was So years old.
Mrs. E. w. Trenbath and daughter
passed thru Kennewick this week to
their home in Portland. They had been
making an extended visit at Mrs.
Trenbath's old home in Wisconsin.
S. D. Pecl>enpaugh returned Tues
day from Seattle where he spent the
/ winter with his daughter Mrs. II. j.
Duffy. Mr.. Peckenpaugh will spend
the summer here taking care of mis-
strawberry tract in East Kennewick
Mrs. F. L. Watson was a guest al
the H. E. Huntington home Friday
j Mrs. Watson came over from Coulet
Il City during the holidays and is Z
II guest of her daughter Mrs. Harlan
Il Muncey of Richland.
II The young people of the Congrega
= tioal church will be the guests at 1
Il Lincoln banquet to be held Tuesda.
II evening in the church basement. DIR
II Gray of Portland will be the speaker
] of the evening.
II Mrs. w. p. Mexican came iron
Walla Walla Friday and RENAME,
4 until Sunday at the home her daugh
II ter Mrs. E. H. Sherk. Little Mar.
II Lou who had been guest of he
II grandmother. accompanied her t
/ Kennewick.
i "a Thrilling Story of the Philip
pines' was shown Sunday night a
4 the Congregational church by tn
| pastor by the use of stereopticol
/ slides. The slides which were of ex
ceptionally high grade, illustrate:
II Congregational work in the islands.
Il F. L. Trimble, crossword puzzle fa
/ i'm sending in his solution to las
weeks puzzle, writes: "They have
new book, out in Tacoma. Will sem
you copy and then you can give
to Smith. The title is: What to d
When You are Stung With Rather
by Henry Ford"
III Miss Lula johnson and Mr.. B. Nc
Coy were married January % at Sac
remento, California. Mrs. Mccoy
the youngest daughter of Mr.. an
Mrs. j. L. Johnson, former Kenne
wick residents now of Ashford. Bot
Il young people are graduates from tn
University of Washington. They wi
make their home in California.
III The Kings Herald Missionary girl