The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1926-07-22
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Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Tract, cous
ins of Mrs. S. G.. Muncy visited
at the Muncy home Tuesday Of
last week. They were motoring t.
Portland from their home in Far.
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Geo. Williams left Thursday O.
last week for Los Angeles where
he will enter the National Electri;
school. E''iEsa s5'
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Lampsor
have as guests this week, their
daughter Mrs. Leah Ludwig ana
son and their granddaughter,
Edith Lampson, all of Portland
Miss Lampson is on her way tC
Pullman where she will enter W
S. c.. in the fall.
C. C. Doering and family moved
last week to the W. T. Mann place
Guy Darling moved Monday &c
the Newland. tract which he pur:
chased some, time, ago and Ole
Torgeson of Moscow, Idaho, who
bought the Darling place, brought
his family here this week. A son
had been on the place for several
weeks. s. .,a.sa--e
The Lester Burkhart family with
their guest Mrs. Jackson drove to
Waitsburg Sunday and spent the
day with Mrs. Burkhart's parents.
M. H. Kershaw, Joe Martin,
VIM. Stricken and Joe Perry left
Sunday for a fishing trip to the
Wallowa Lake country, in Oregon.
Miss Packard who was the guest
of Mrs. S, A. Combelic several
days last week left Friday for her
home in Spokane. Mabel Drummer
went to her home in Tacoma Mon
day after stay of several weeks
with Mrs. Combelic.
Fred Fry and Myrtle Meyers
were quietly married at the Meth
odist parsonage at noon Monday.
Rev. F. N. Morton performed the
ceremony. The young couple will
live in. .Kennewick where the
groom has employment as box
maker.
Raymond Kelso and family are
enjoying a weeks vacation at Lake
Chelan. They left Sunday going by
way Of Soap Lake.
Ralph and Cecil Wilson Of Sedro
Woody arrived last week to spend
the summer with the J.. w. Tippie
family on the Matthiason place.
T. L. Patterson and family re-
turned the first Of the week from
a two weeks vacation spent Wis
iting his sister and other relatives
on the coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. White were
Walla Walla visitors last Thurs
day. R. E. Pratt accompanied
them.
Oliver Walters of Galesburg, /
ILL.,, brother Of Mrs. R. L. Nelson,
is spending a few weeks at the r.
L. Nelson home.
Mrs. Guy Story returned the
first of the week from Spokane
where she has been visiting since
the Fourth.
Clarence Bartz, nephew of Mrs.
Bertha Simsen, was taken to the |
Pasco hospital last Friday suffer-
ing from what seemed to be a
serious malady tho the nature of |
it could not at first be determined. |
At this writing he is greatly i'm
proved.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Nelson drove
to the Scout camp beyond Dayton
bringing with them Harold, and |
Friday and returned Saturday, |
four other scouts. The boys had |
a unique experience this year at
camp. They hiked sixty-four miles
up into the Blue Mts. with pack
train led by forest rangers, going
up Monday and returning Friday. |
While there they learned many
things regarding a forest rangers
duty, one of which was how to |
locate fires. Under their instruc-
ton Harold Nelson was able to
determine the location of one of |
the fires seen.
Miss Gladys Kelso was taken to
the Pasco hospital Tuesday.