The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1928-06-21
LITTLE STORIES OF THE WEEK

Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson and a
group of friends from Lewiston
visited Mrs. Hugh Hanratty this
week.
/ Mrs. M. M. Moulton and daugh-
ter Verna and June left for Seat
tie Monday evening to be gone a
couple of days.
Miss Wilma Artebruen Of Pend
Teton, Oregon arrived Tuesday to
spend the week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Hawkins.
/. N. Newkirk came up from
Washougal Monday and is looking
after business matters and work
| ing in the fruit.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James Craver and
Miss Genivevie Craver Of Walla
Walla were visiting relatives and
friends in town over Sunday.
Mrs. d. S. Brogunier returned
from Vancouver Thursday. Heir
mother, Mrs. H. G. AIbrecht and
her sister, Mrs. Clare McCordic
came home with them for visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Tiffany left
Tuesday for their home in Port
| land after short visit at the
home of their brother-in-law, w.
c.. Mcguire.
| Urban Keolker, who has been
attending w. S. C. was home the
last of the week. He will work in
the j. G. Penny store in Pendle-
| ton this summer.
! Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Lnbyhusen
| of Litchvelle, N. D., are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Green. They
have been in California all winter
and are on their way home.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Campbell
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Campbell and
i Grandpa Campbell are going te
Anatone tomorrow to visit rela-
tives.
/ Mrs. A. Vincent and twir
I daughters, Fay and May, and Ed.
ward, are here from Sunnyside
! guests of their brother, C. E. Hill
} lier.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Woods hal
as guests over the weekend thei1
daughters Mrs. j. C. Liebee ant
son Jack, of Portland, and Mr.. ant
Mrs. Ray Lundstedt. of Seattle.
F. j. Viles, of Horse Heaven
celebrated his list birthday, a
his home Sunday, June 18th
&C. S. Beightol, wife and famil.
of Horse Heaven, A. A. Viles an,
wife Of Kennekick, A. j. Country
man and son Oliver, of Arlington
Washington were present.
Mrs. L. w. Soth and family an
her mother and brother motored t
Ritzville Sunday and met PER-.
Soth and family. They had pic
mic in the Park and Mrs. PER-.
Soth and sons came home wit
them in the evening. Mr.. Sullivan
and his mother left Monday b,
Plymoth for their home in Sal
Francisco.
The Albert Gull home come
near being a hospital. While ridinl
along the ditch last Friday. MI
Cults horse became frightene
and threw him breaking a cola
bone in two places. Mrs. Gull ha
/ also been confined with coupl
/ of broken ribs caused by fal
| she received while out in the .yarC
Mrs. Harlan Munsey entertaine'
the Tuesday Bridge club at he
home in Richland. Mrs. Marvin
Carnahan, Mrs. Wilmot Gravens
/ lund. Mrs. Bernard Slaughen
haupt, Mrs. w. S. Sly and Mrs
Clarence Yedica went up from
| here.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Gilmore wer
in Kennewick Tuesday evening o.
their way to his old home in Edie
Pennsylvania to attend the Sis
wedding anniversary Of his par
ents. They expect to be gon
| about three weeks. Armin Behr
mann is in Wapato looking afte
the jewellery store during thei
absence.
Miss Alma Pecar writes friend
in town that she and her mothe
are settled in an apartment i
Static and she is working hard a
the university. She says that las
week group of Kennewick teach
ers and ex-teachers met for pic
mic in Woodland Park. Later il
the evening the party went to tn
home Of Mrs. Neander to pla,
/ cards. In the group were; Alic
i Caulkins, Winnifred Huntington
1 Ann Easton, Olga Heggen, Mrs
Neander, Mrs. Pecar and herself