The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1928-05-10
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rauscher

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went to Tacoma Friday and he
will take medical treatment at the
] N. P. hospital. Mrs. Rauscher re-
turned Monday.
/ j. F. Perry of the Garden Tracts
reports that he picked ripe straw
berries from his patch May s, and
expects to have them to market
by the first of the week.
Mrs. T. B. Hopkinson will con-
tinue her music classes during the
summer months and will be at the
residence of Mrs. L. j. Aldrich on
Friday and Saturday of this week.
! Ray Wilson who has been relief
operator at the O.-W. office has
returned to Walla Walla. While
here he made his home with his
sister Mrs. v. w. Bird.
Mrs. Sheppard and Ardice have
given the library 65 books, which
are a valuable addition to the
shelves. They cover a wide field
and include many books for girls.
Eleven little girls helped Mary
Margaret Brown celebrate her sew
enth birthday Monday after school.
They played games and Mrs.
Brown served birthday cake and
ice cream.
The Needle club met Friday with
Mrs. G. H. Hume and spent an
enjoyable afternoon together. Mrs.
r. A. Oliver was guest. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Lee
Lampson.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Spinning are
coming from Davenport tomorrow
to get their daughter Myrtle, who
has been teaching school here.
They will spend the week end at
the Rankin home.
Miss Irene German, teacher in
the Washington school. has been
called to her home in Spokane be-
cause of the serious illness of her
mother. Mrs. B. L. Cole is teaching
in her place.
Miss Catherine Waller who is
student at Whitman college, spent
the week end at the home of her
cousin, Frank Bentley. Charles took
her back to Walla Walla Monday
morning in time for her classes.
The Twin City club met Tues
day with Mrs. A. L. Williams. This
is a newly organized club, the
members being friends living here
and in Pasco. Luncheon was served
! at noon and the day spent So
cially.
] Mothers Day will be observed
at ST. PauPs Episcopal church at
the regular morning service Sun
! day at IL o'clock. The st. Paups
Boys choir will sing appropriate
music and Mr.. R. w. Sprague will
sing a special solo.
Vane Wilder, E. Kirkpatrick,
Gladys Morton. Ruth Larson, Mr..
and Mrs. L. Barbee and Mr.. and
Mrs. Leslie White are going to
spend Saturday and Sunday in the
mountains above Milton, Ore, at
the new Boy Scout camp site.
The city health department. has
announced that the residential gar
bage collections will be made on
Thursdays for the present. Those
desiring this service will please
!; leave their names at the Neuman
store or at the City Dray Line.
i The Bridge club met yesterday
with Mrs. Thad Grosscup at Rich
land. Luncheon was served at one
o'clock. Three tables of bridge
were in play, honors for high. score
going to, Mrs. Vance of Yakima,
who is house guest of Mrs. j.
]. Rudkin.
Mrs. Walter Atkins, who has
been guest of Mrs. Guy Helm
was honored at several social af-
fairs given by her friends in town
during the week. Mrs. B. L. Cole
gave a luncheon for her Wednes-
day and Mrs. Helm gave an Eng
lish tea Friday. Monday. Mrs. Null
drow and Mrs. Barnes entertained
with a bridge luncheon for Mrs.
Atkins and Mrs. Roberts of Spo-
kane.
! Mrs. Lucy Bentley and Charles
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bentley
returned Thursday afternoon from
a short trip to Seattle. They went
through the Snoqualmie pass in a
snow storm, goving over and re-
!! turned by way of Portland. Mrs.
!; Bentley has been i'll with a cold
since coming home.
Mrs. Harry Shoemaker has as
house guests, her mother. Mrs.
Linnie CLANCY of Pasco, and her
sisters Mrs. C. E. Prince of Walla
/ Walla and Mrs. Art Sly of Mos
1 cow. Mrs. Sly is spending few
i weeks in town with her daughter,
i Mrs. Emil Weinman.