The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1926-07-22
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Masters left
Tuesday night for Wenatchee to
attend the Spanish-American War
Veterans convention. Mrs. Masters
is delegate from here. They will
return by way of Ellensburg and
visit with. their son Marion and
his wife, returning home Sunday.
Mrs. d. j. Bennett has been con-
fined to her bed for several weeks
past with badly burnt foot, her
two daughters from Kennewick,
helping to take care of her. This
week Mrs. Bennett is able to sit
up during the day little. -..
Mr.. Campbell, Sr. is quite poor
" and has gone to the Blue Mts.
until the cooler weather comes.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Addison and
family have gone to Yakima to
work in the fruit. Jimmie Stone
is taking care Of the ranch while
they are away. The Adkisons ex-
pect to be home by August 18th. :
Mrs. C. E. Cox left Monday for
the coast to visit with friends and
relatives few weeks.
Mrs. Lester Cox has her aunt
and uncle from Medford, Oregon,
visiting with them this week.
Mrs. Beale and family and Geo.
Lea are visitors in Seattle this
week. Mrs. Beale took the party
in her car and will bring back
Bobby on the return trip.
Mrs. VIM. Howard came home
last week from Milton, Oregon,
where she had been visiting with
friends.
j. Ryerson was the first to put
in a crate of cantaloupes at the
Three Rivers Growers plant last
Saturday.
Arthur Purdy was here Sunday
from Pendleton and visited with
the home folks for the day. Also
Asa was here Sunday night, leav-
ing early Monday morning for
White Bluffs.
Mr.. Turner harvested the spuds
from the Edward Sheppard ranch
last week and had a wonderful
crop. The potatoes were all No 1 |
and heavy in yield.
Mr.. Livingstone has traded his
ranch to Mr.. Powell Of Yakima
and is leaving this week for his |
ranch in Yakima. Mr.. Powell is
moving with his family here this
week.
Miss Mary Compton Of Burbank
was a visitor at Mrs. Ed Sellick's !!
Sunday.
Quite a number went across the
river Sunday for swimming par
ty and picnic. In spite Of the storm
which came up in the evening, they i
all had good time.
Leroy and Charlie Stengel left
last week for Dayton to work in
the harvest fields.
Charlie and Henry Piert and r.
81. Perkins went to Dayton We'd
nesday on business trip. /
Mr.. Adams had word from Mr..
and Mrs. Thompson last week
from Ontario, Canada. They were
all well, having a fine time and
still wearing coats and wraps to
keep warm. Some change to The |
weather here during the past six |
weeks. The party will leave De-
troit on the Goth Of July for re-
turn trip.
The regular meeting of the
grange will be held in the hall
Friday night. Come and join with
us. Bring dime for lunch.
The Girls Sewing club had a pic
mic in the Ed Sellick orchard We'd
nesday afternoon and had good
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Hooker and
Mr.. and Mrs. Nynes and family re-
turned home Tuesday night from
Vancouver where they had been
in attendance at the Woodman
convention. Jessie Lande was in
charge of the ranch while Mr..
Hooker was away.
Mrs. Roy Hudson who has been
quite poorly for the past few
weeks is feeling fine again.
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