The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1926-12-02

present day pictures of places Wis
tied by Paul and others, reproduc-
lions of master painters. Gross
! ing the Bar" will be beautifully
illustrated and sung by the Misses
BOX and Morgan of Hover. Come
and help sing from the canvas, the
good, old fashioned hymns. A COL
lection will be taken to defray
expenses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Volland and fam
lily were visitors at Pasco Sunday
and had turkey dinner with Mrs.
Volland's sister Mrs. F. Goodel.
Frank Claycombe of Kansas
City, cousin of H. Carratt, was
visiting here last week. He left
Monday for California.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Hooker had a
Thanksgiving dinner for II. Car
raft and family, also Ruby was
over from Pasco. Mr.. and Mrs.
Volland and family and Mrs.
Helps were also guests for the
day. Mrs. Hooker had everything
to tempt the most delicate appe-
tite and everybody had very fine
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bertholf and two
boys spent Thanksgiving day at
Wallula with Mr.. and Mrs. Hig-
ginbottom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Purdy of
Pendleton, Oregon spent Thanks
giving here with his mother and
sister at Mrs. Perkins.
Mrs. Volland had a letter from
Mr.. Weldy to say they had bot
a cafe, small grocery, lunch coun-
ter and soda fountain business in
Spokane and were very comfort
ably settled. Anyone wishing their
address it is N 1705 Howard st.
The regular meeting of the
grange will be held Friday night,
Dec. 10th. The Worthy Master C.
Puderbaugh will be glad to see
a good attendance. Lunch will be
served for a dime, and the worthy
lecturer always has a fine pro-
gram. Friday night, Dec. 18th the
lecturer will have something very
special to put on but cannot fully
give details at this time. Be sure
you keep that date open. e..
On Saturday, Dec. 18th the Po--
mona grange will meet here in
the hall, meeting to begin at 2
O'Clock, after which dinner will be
served. Following the dinner will
be a program, before closing with
grange business. q
At the last meeting of the
grange Friday night, Nov. 26th
the spirit was the best for several
years. 1t was just fine thruout the
evening and officers for the COM
ing year were elected as follows:
Worthy Master, Chris Puderbaugh.
reelected; Sec, r. C. Morgan. re-
elected; worthy overseer, Percy
Sellick, reelected; treas. F. Vol
land, reelected; Steward, VIM.
Howard; lecturer, Mrs. B. I. Whit
ney, reelected; asst. steward.
Aubrey CURLY; chaplain, Mrs. F.
Volland; gate keeper, Thos. A. |
Hooker; Sores, Gladys Sellick: re-
elected; Flora, Miss Elsie Deakins |
reelected; Pomona, Miss Elsie
Schaffner, reelected; Lady asst.
steward, Miss Irene Sellick: fire
insurance agent, J. Ryerson and
executive committee, J. Wooden.
Mr.. Simonson of Pasco has sold
his ranch here to Mr.. Colvin of
Pasco who takes immediate pos
session. Mr.. Simonson will leave
next week for the east. Walter
Desgranges will retain his position
as manager for the present.
Walter Desgranges' mother and
father, also sister and her husband
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Hamilton. all
of Rockford were here visiting,
last week. II
Mrs. John Weber had message
last week saying that her grand
mother was quite sick at College
Place. Mrs. Weber and Bobby left
the same day.
Mrs. Volland visited with Mrs.
Joe Shula Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Masters and Vir-
gil spent Thanksgiving at Ellens-
burg with friends. They returned
Saturday. Mrs. Master left Sunday
for College Place.
He-May I call this evening?