The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1926-04-22
Mrs. Clarence Winkenwerder

Mrs. Clarence Winkenwerder OF
Yakima, is guest at the c. F. Wink
enwerder home this week. The two
ladies spent Tuesday with friends in
Pasco.
Mrs. E. j. Mulkey and little daugh-
/ ter visited her mother Mrs. A. Maui
pin Friday and represented the Walla
Walla camp Of the R.N. at their con-
vention.
The Needle club met Friday with
Mrs. Fred Berry. After the business
session the afternoon was spent sew
\ ing. The hostess served refreshments
at the close. ~.
| A. C. Brown. wife and daughter,
left Saturday for Portland. Kenne-
wick people regret to- see them leave
but hope the coast will benefit Mr..
Browns health. . -.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie White and
| daughter Marie, accompanied by Miss
Mona Terril were Walla Walla Wis
itors from Saturday evening until
Monday morning.
The ladies Of the Altar: society OF
st. Joseph's parish will give card
party and fish pond at the Modern
Woodman hall Wednesday, April %.
Everybody invited.
Mr.. and Mrs G.. S. Knowles re-
turned from Hood River Friday where
!, Mr.. Knowles was in attendance at
the meeting Of the managers of the
Pacific Power & Light Co.
E. C. Smith motored to Seattle to-
day to attend a meeting of Ford
dealers there the last of the week.
!. Mrs. Smith and little daughter Vir-
!. ginia will be. house guests OF Mrs
! Gascoigne over the week end.
Mrs. j. A. McLaren entertained a
, few Of her old time friends Saturday
! last. The afternoon was passed with
: sewing and "reminiscences. The hos
tess served refreshments assisted by
her mother Mrs. Nelson Williams.
DR.. Frank Staley and wife, of Lo.
Angeles, w. w. Staley, wife ane
y daughters of Walla Walla accom-
panied the body of their mother from
e Walla Walla Monday and were guest
e of their brother O. T. Staley.
IS Librarian, Mrs. Cora McKain re
IS ports IS new books in the library
These books are mostly replacement
% of well known books always in de
~ mand and range from the COZ" vol
8 umnes to adult works. They were pun
: chased by the Amy Bartlett fund.
IS Bobby, the eight year old son .
IN Mr.. and Mrs. l.. E. Johnson, was Sc
be verely injured last Friday while play
ing baseball. In making a slide t
= a base his leg struck wooden pee
= tearing away the flesh to the bone
Ill No bones were broken but it require
about eight stitches to draw the tor
parts together. He is getting alon
as well as is possible.
Friends of Miss Hazel Kinds hav
received invitations to her marriae
to Everett c.. Hiday, May II. III
ceremony will be performed at tn
home of her father, j. F. Kinds, !
Corvallis, Oregon, and they will mai
their home in Spokane.
Mrs. H. C. Schmidt will entertai
the Bridge club on Wednesday, Ap1
28th.
II. "A. SlIuOItOA uACU az OAAO = s>o>
hospital Monday of nephritis. He W.
65 years of age and had lived on h
ranch down the valley some year
He is survived by sister in PEN
sylyania. The funeral was held tn
afternoon at the Mueller parlors u
der the auspices of the I.O.O.F. lod,
Of which he had long been membe
Burial was in Riverview Heights eel
etery.
w. p. Lawrence, formerly res
dent Of the Garden Tracts, died
the home of his daughter, Mrs. The
George in Gillian, Alta. April 19t
Of influenza. Mr.. Lawrence had pr
perty interests in Kennewick sever
years ago but failing health COMPEL
II him to dispose of them. His body W
buried at Garfield, where he had liv
many years. Besides Mrs. George,
is survived by another daughter, MI
ii Charles Raper.