The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-08-13
LITTLE STORIES OF THE WEEK

.nt Maupin spent the week end
= his home.
r-onk Maupin was over from Walla
walla Sunday.
r. M Moulton returned from Sc
..1e the last Of the week:
' ,s-s R. Richter came down from
r.n;ma Monday to see her sons.
v W. Mattecheck made a short
,.;ress trip to Portland Monday.
Arnold who has been in Sc
-. FOR several weeks returned Fri
r. Siegfried, wife and sons are
,..t from their vacation spent on the
coast. . :.
Nc Caroline Kitten is spending
i. GUNNER at Los Angeles and San
Francisco.
\. r. Brunn will return from the
...s+ Sunday and will be at his Of
e. Tuesday, August Is.
Orion Willsey and Byron Johnson
...ompanied by J. F. Potter of Top
reuish spent Sunday here.
Paul DeSair spent the week end
,ih his family returning to his work
i Portland Monday night.
Josephine and Gwendolyn Quigley
ant TO Walla Walla Sunday for a
vseks visit with relatives. e
MRS Paul G. Sargent of Yakima is
cuest at the home Of her parents,
u and Mrs. Frank Spofford.
Norma Terril who has been a stu
Ant at Willamette, the past year, is
.nending the vacation at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. H. Kilgore of
Walla Walla spent Thursday with
their daughter Mrs. w. S. Walters.
c. C. Williams and family returned
the first of the week from their va
,,tion spent at Lake Pend Oreille.
Kenneth Kadow, who has been
working in the harvest fields near
Walla Walla, returned home Friday.
Mrs. r. Gilcrest and son Will, Mr..
md Mrs. Bert Moores and daughter
Marjorie motored to Toppenish Sun
dg.
Mrs. /. N. Newldirk and three child
ren drove to Portland Thursday and
viii spend some time with relatives
there.
Mrs. L. NJ. Johnson is moving from
tie Tomkins house in the Garden
Tracts to the Gardner house on Third
d1eet.
Mrs. M. M. Carlson was in Yaki-
- Wednesday to, see her father
Thomas Haley, who has been i'll in
tfe hospital there. rs gg
Capt. and Mrs. Vickers presented
lie Library with box of books this
week which are a valuable addition
70 the Library shelves.
d. H. Peter and daughter left Sum
dy morning for Monticello, Ind. to
Be- present at reunion Of the Peter
family at the old home.
]. W. Vickers was a business
visitor to Yakima Friday. Mrs. Wick
ss and daughter Gladys and Mrs.
n ]. Hunter accompanied him.
Floyd Faucet and Douglas Callen-
der Of Seattle while en- route from
Denver on a pleasure trip, stopped
few days with Gene Spaulding.
v. A. Morain, who recently was
svarded the contract for the cement
SIDEWALK to be laid on East Fifth
street began work on the same this
week.
Mrs. j. B. Gilmore went to The
BALES, Monday and met Mr.. Gilmore
vno had been at Bend. They are get
ing their house there ready for &C.
opancy.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Libby and son
Sephen visited Mn. Libby's uncle Il.
: Huntington Wednesday. They were
qvlng from Seaside to their home
a Spokane.
rudolph Richter, Fred Garrett and
zee kerschel left Tuesday for an ex-
snded trip to Seattle, Vancouver and
aVftland. They expect to return In
0ne for school.
oTl Deffenbaugh was in town
neonesday. His grandmother, Mrs.
! Allen, who has been guest at
~ nome, returned to her home IN
aennewick with him.
walter Lodge received telegram
.,'oay evening telling Of his moth
Us death. He and Mrs. Lodge and
aszei left Saturday for Spokane
uuere they attended the funeral
s0aday morning and returned home
! me afternoon. Mrs. Lodge is sur
~'eo oy her husband and five child
All all OF whom attended, tho funeral