The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1927-01-06

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Mr.. Gascoigne left this morning
for Yakima and other points west.
Melvin Newkirk, Lloyd ludlow
and Roosevelt Christensen left
Saturday night for Pullman to
resume their studies at W.S.C.
Bill Byrd and Tom Soth left
Sunday morning for Yakima in
the Byrd car. Tom went on to Sc
attic where he is attending the
U. of w.
The ladies of the M. z. Aid
society treated themselves to
social afternoon yesterday at the
home of their president Mrs. T.
w. Payne.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Knowles and
Walter and Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Knowles spent New Years in Yak
ina with Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Whitbeck.
i County Commissioner r. H.
Briggs was at the county seat
Friday, assisting the county Off
Gals to get settled in the new
court house.
| Misses Ethel McReynolds. Ruth
Larson, Dorothy Carlen and Glen
| ma Kinkaid returned to Cheney to
resume their studies, the first of
| the week.
| The W.C.T.U. of Kennewick is
planning an annual "Victory Pro-
gram" for January 16, to be held
at the M. E. church at .7:3O pm.
on that date.
!, G. L. Holcomb and daughter,
Clarice, went to Seattle yesterday.
Miss Holcomb, will sail for San
Francisco Saturday where she has
employment.
Robert Matchbox is spending
several weeks in Seattle and 9TH
er coast points. Mike Crutchfield
| is in charge of the theatre during
Bob's absence.
Miss Helen Moulton, Donald
Peters, Gene Spaulding and Burns
Brown returned to Walla Walla
Monday for the re-opening OF
Whitman college.
n Misses Pauline Eckles, of Sun.
I, nyside and Rita Draper were the
house guests of Elna Beste part
of the vacation time They are
t sorority sisters at W.S.C.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Larson ant
children of Fairfield, spent the
i. holidays with Mrs. C. Larson ant
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bachman
, They left for home today.
S Howard Beste, Marcus Smith
t Elmer Martin, Lloyd Waldorf, Ma
Witt, Harry Pearson and Kennel
a Kadow were among the student
+ returning to W.S.C. Sunday.
i r. B. Farnsworth visited friend
in town a few days the last o
e the week. He was on his way t,
= W.S.C. after spending the holi
r days at his home in Chehalis.
The public schools opened Mon
4 day after the vacation with mos
o all the pupils present. The teach
! Iers whose homes are elsewher
returned to Kennewick Sunday.
= The ladies of the Altar Societ
of the Catholic church will give
I card party January &c in tn
Woodman hall. A special invita-
ton is extended to all card play
3 ers.
J Mrs. w. G. King is giving ].
family luncheon today in homo
of her son, C. E. King. Detail
= are lacking but as Mr.. King qua.
. flied for city treasurer Tuesda
u night, we presume he is past legs
age.
1 Miss Ida Kruse left for Seattl
= Thursday night after spending tn
E Christmas holidays with her sis
ter. Mrs. Anna Malchow. Mis-
i Kruse, who formerly made he
I'd home in Kennewick, is operatin
5. a tea room in the sound city.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Day had 9
V. guests New Years day, Mr.. an
i. Mrs. w. L. Cochran, of Finle,
er 1t was also the wedding aniver
ary of both couples and the Dime
IS was equal to the occasion.
e Mr.. and Mrs. Gull White al
e. down from Yakima this week r
newing acuuaintances. They al
re house guests at the E. G. Sml'
s. home. Mrs. Smith is entertalnlr
n a few friends at bridge lunchet
today in honor of Mrs. White.
c.. Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Schenck al
ay daughter Florence, OF Lewlsto
& Idaho were among the holld,
visitors in town, guests at e
he home of her father F. J. PERI
sc Miss Schenck who graduated Ia
he June at Whitman, is teaching
L.