The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1926-08-05

Miss Gertrude Gage returned
Sunday. She and Leon Skeen spent
a week in the mountains above En-
terprise, Oregon and then Miss.
Gage went to Pullman to visit
with her mother. .~
L. Smith and family are back
from their vacation spent with
their daughter at Amber and the
nearby lakes. Mr.. Smith tells some
big fish stories but can't quite
equal Fred Cards sturgeon.
I. S. Gleason and daughters, Ell
sic and Marian, started Sunday
for Worcester, Mass, to. visit his
mother. Mr.. Gleason will make
several stops en- route and in the
east and expects to be gone about
a month. ~
Mrs. w. L. Marsh and daughter
and Mrs. Albert Haas and Cert
rude drove to Walla Walla Thurs
day where the latter visited rela-
tives and Mrs. Marsh went on to
Waitsburg to see friends. They re-
turned Sunday. "
B. L. Dover, auditor and C. j.
French, manager Of the Yakima
yard of the John Dover Lbr. Co.
visited the local yard the first of
the week, checking up on Herman
Schmidt. The report consisted of
but two letters: OK. Z
The regular meeting of the
Women's Auxiliary of the Amer
lean Legion was held this week.
Mrs. Harvey White and Mrs. John
O'Neil were elected as delegates
for the convention which is to be
held in Longview, August 1921.
Mrs. C. E. Hitler entertained a
group of girls Friday afternoon in
honor of her daughter Bonnie's
fourteenth birthday. Out of town
guests were May and Fay Vim
cent of Sunnyside, who spent the
week end with their cousin Bonnie.
William Clemments and family
Of Portland were visitors here the
later part of this week. They are
enroute to Canada by way of
western Washington. Mr.. Glenn
ments used to reside at Finley. He
is now contractor in Portland.
Friends of E. w. Trenbath have
received word of his marriage to
Miss Theda Pollock. The wedding
took place the first of the week
at Longview and they will make
their home in Seattle where Mr..
Trenbath is in the insurance bust
ness.
Bishop E. M. Cross has notified
the committee of the local Epis-
copal church that he has appointed
John D. Pennell to take charge of
the churches here and at Pasco.
Mr.. Pencil and family are expect
i ed here about September 1st.
Mrs. Joseph Olbrich of Wash.
ougal, is visiting at the homes OF
Mrs. Amelia Olbrich and Mrs
II. Gerber. She was accompanied
by little Miss Eileen Olbrich Of
this city. Eileen has been living
i with her grandmother since the
first of June.
! Walter Cantril is going around
with his head swathed in bandages
recovering from an auto accident
he was in Friday. A truck ran in.
to his car and he was badly cut
about the head and face by broker
glass and weakened by loss Of
blood.
/ Joseph Murawski left Saturday
might for tour of the east. His
trip started after short visit
with relatives on the coast anG
then he will continue to Chicago
Washington, and New York. He
intends to enter an institution Of
higher learning in the east.
j David H. Mohler died in the Pas.
co hospital Thursday after a brie1
illness. He was seventy-six years
of age and made his home with his
daughter Mrs. w. T. Hanson in
the valley. The funeral was hello
Monday from the Mueller Under.
taking parlors and burial was in
Riverview Heights cemetery.
! A. L. Drummond and grandson
Donald Dean Of Norton, Kansas
and his sister Mrs. Clara Smith
of Oklahoma, were guests of his
brother-in-law, L. v. Corfman ov.
er the week end. They were or
their way home after a two months
tour Of the west. They are making
/ the trip by auto.
Lois, the four year old daughte,
of Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Camp.
bell, fell Sunday and broke hel
arm near the shoulder joint, caus.
ing a bad fracture. She was taken
to Spokane in the night by her