The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1927-01-06
Howard Beste visited friends il
Sunnyside Friday.

Mrs. j. H. Siegfried is giving
bridge luncheon tomorrow.
F. F. Beste was a business Wis
itor in Spokane part of last week.
James Fraser left the last of
the week for Bakersfield, Calf.
Frank Maupin is attending the
University at Seattle this winter.
The D. A. R. will meet with
Miss Ida Perry, Monday, Jan. 10.
w. j. Barnes and family return
ed Friday from a short visit in
Spokane.
The M. E. Junior League will
give cooked food sale Saturday,
January Is. ri
The Cemetery meeting will be
held in the city hall, Tuesday,
January IL.
The Bridge club will meet with
Mrs. III. G. Schmidt. Wednesday,
January II. III t.
| Miss Genevieve Craver spent
New Years with her parents in
Walla Walla. AK
| Robert Ryan returned this morn
ing from visit with his parents
at Los Angeles.
Mrs. F. F. Beste and daughter,
Elna, were in Walla Walla the
last of the week.
Mrs. John Hughes returned last
Tuesday from a holiday visit with
her son in Seattle.
B. j. Campbell, who was quite
sick the last of the week, is able
to be around again.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. d. Peters left
last night for Seattle where they
will spend month.
Mr.. Louis Bliss, formerly with
Neuman's, has accepted a position
with the Economy store.
The small son of Rev. and Mrs
John Pennell, who has been dan.
gerously ill, is improving.
Il '# II ! 8 7 = ,
i Mr.. and Mrs. D. M. Blair are
the parents of a son, born Tues.
4 day morning, January 4.
i Mrs. Rachford returned from
| Portland the first of the week
where she had visited relatives.
i The annual business meeting o.
the Baptist church will be held a
the church Friday, January z.
The Woman's club will holt
their regular meeting Friday, Jan
Ia at the Commercial club rooms.
Mrs. B. L. Cole is teaching il
the grade schools in place of Mis-
Fern Barker who resigned las
month.
The Missionary society of tn
, Congregational church will NEE
with Mrs. Aldrich Thursday, Jan
uary 49,.
Miss Mildred Setterland o
Richland, visited Mrs. c.. F. Win
kenwerder a few days the first o
the week.
Miss Pearl Buchanan returne
Saturday from Portland, havin
spent the past week with her sis
ter there.
+ Mrs. F. M. Carson left Sunda
!, for Seattle after spending the hol
idays with her daughter Mrs. N
M. Moulton.
| Mrs. j. III. -O'Neal and sons re
turned Monday from Seattl
; where they had spent New Year
S with relatives.
]. Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson William
n returned last week from Seattl,
e after spending the holidays wit
: their children.
Herbert Misner returned Sun
day for Miss Dorothy, his siste
4 |, who was detained at home on al
!, count of illness.
: Misses jeanette Huntington, E
: ma Beste, Margaret Briggs ar
Marjorie Moores returned to W..
~. Ouiiuety LiOlhihS.
o Mrs. w. p. Soth, Mrs. L. Y
! Soth, Miss Inez Soth and Mrs.
:, E. Huntington motored to PROSE-
Y Friday and visited friends.
r Mrs. Elizabeth Kampf and Mi
: Ardice Sheppard returned to S
n attic Sunday and the latter r
g sumed work at the U. of w.
: Rev. and Mrs. E.. L. Ely we
calling on friends in town Tue
= day. He is in charge of the Co
"a gregational church in Touchet.
] Herbert Woods accompanied
: S. Knowles to Lewiston, Mond;
!, and will work with the P. P.
! L.. Co. construction crew there.
8 M. II. Church returned home t
is last of the week from a busine
at trip to Seattle and Portland in t
in interests of the Church Mfg. CO