The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-09-17
II. 3. Terril, son Everett and Will
nam Jessett, drove to Pullman We'd
nesday and the young men resumed
fhnir C

/ II. d. leffll, son Everett and VIII
liam Jessett, drove to Pullman Wed
nesday and the young men resume,
their work in W.S.C.
F. A. Swingle and family have
moved from Walla Walla to Lewis
ton. Idaho and Frances will attend
the state normal there.
Mrs. Howard Paul and daughte,
Helen returned Monday from JUNG
ton City, Oregon where thew spent !,
week with Mrs. Myers.
Tony Green of Seattle visited Ey.
eret Terril Tuesday. He was on his
way to Pullman where the two will
be roommates at W.S.C.
II. Lentz returned Tuesday from a
months trip to his former home in
North Dakota. He reports it cold
enough there for furnace fires.
County Superintendent Gilkey has
called a teachers institute FRIDAY at
Benton City. School will be dismissed
and all the teachers will attend.
The ladies of the Congregational
Aid will hold a cooked food sale Sat-
.urday beginning at 10 am. in the
building next the City Dray Line.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noel Mackarness
and children returned Thursday from
a two weeks vacation spent with rel
atives on the coast and at Yakima.
Miss Freda Malchow. who has been
IN Seattle the past year, is spending
several weeks with her mother, Mrs.
Anna Malchow, in the Garden Tracts.
Mrs. A. A. Edwards Of Horse Heav
en- is suffering from mild case of
typhoid fever. She is being cared for
at the home of Mrs. Christina Lar
son.
Mrs. Rose Carr has gone to Pasco
where she will spend the winter with
her niece Mrs. Brumbley Miss Stella
North will occupy her house while
she is away
The Neighbors of Woodcraft will
meet with Mrs. G.. Gerber the first
and third Thursday of each month
until further notice. All members are
urged to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilnnot Gravenslund
returned Sunday from their honey
moon trip to the coast and are get
ting settled in the Frank Bentley
house on Third street.
j. j. Reed and son James returned
tuesday evening from two wekes'
auto trip. They drove as far as Kali
spell, Montana, stopping at various
places along the way.
Mrs. John Rauscher received word
Tuesday of the death of her mother
1T Camas. Mr. and Mrs. Rauscher
md daughter left at once to be in
at the funeral.
v. w. Bird, of Bell, California.
vas in town this week. He and Mrs.
Bird are visiting relatives in Walla
Nalla but he says they are going I
Jack to California to live.
Quimby LeFevre, Robert Farms
worth. Fred Brown and Carl Elliott
eft the first of the week for Mos
ow, where they will attend the Uni
ersity Of Idaho this year.
Geo. D. Peters returned the first of |
he week from spending a week with
Irs. Peters at Seattle. He reports
lrs.. Peters health about. the same
nd that she will remain there for
ONE time.
Miss Ursula Matchbox returned
0 her home in Seattle the last Of
he week. She plans to attend Bel
ngham normal this year. Miss Mona
erril has taken her place in the
'ourier-Reporter office.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Florine left
Wednesday evening in their car for
trip over the Columbia Highway to
ortland. They will take in Seattle,
aconaa, and other coast points and
aturn by way of Spokane.
Mr. and Mrs. William Gerber, who
re in the Wenatchee country were
Ictims of the recent cloudburstl
lere. They were driving when
aught by the flood and forced to
oandon their car in the road and
Eek shelter in nearby farm house.
hey escaped unhurt but the car, !
ley write, is a wreck