The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1928-09-27
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Mrs. M. r. Slavens

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Rev. Noyes Of Mabton viii
preach at the local church next
Sunday, September 30, at II a. m.
DR.. Gray will have charge Of the
services at Mabton on that Sum
day.
Mrs. Grace Dewey and her
daughter, Miss Alice Dewey, who
came here from Tennessee about
two months ago, and have been
visiting Mrs. Dewey's daughter,
Mrs. Charles Foster, will spend
the winter at the Planters hotel.
Mrs. w. A. Joyce was elected
precinct committee woman of
of Franklin county at the last pri-
mary. At q meeting held in Pas
co last Saturday, she was elected
Republican state precinct commit
tee woman from Franklin county
to attend a meeting Of the Repub-
lican Central Com. to be held at
the Olympic Hotel in Seattle,
September 29th.
Mr.. Nikola came over from
Maiden last Friday and returned
the next day.
Sam Davis is back as conductor
on the local train relieving George
Perry.
Mrs. Davis came over Monday
for a visit.
Leda Fife, who is working in q
coffee house in Seattle, spent her
vacation at home. She left for
Yakima Sunday in company with
her brother Robert and Miss Al
ice Krumpus, and will visit there
before going to Seattle.
E J.. j. Kashier, who has been out
of town for year has returned
to Hanford. O.
Everett Meeks, son of w. 81.
Meeks who lives on the Paschen
place was taken to Spokane hos
pital by his father and Rev.
Stryker last Thursday. He was
operated upon for appendicitis the
following day.
Mrs. James Meeks who has
been i'll for the past two weeks
was taken to a Spokane hospital
Saturday evening thinking she
had appendicitis but an operation
Monday evening.
was unnecessary so she returned
Clarence futile of Kansas City,
Mo. arrived Monday for a visit
with his sister, Mrs. Harrison
Brown.
Howard Cox left Friday even
where he will resume his work as
apprentice electrician He spent
his vacation helping harvest his
mothers apple crop.
Mrs. Harrington, former Han
ford school teacher, stopped in
Hanford Saturday on her way to
White Bluffs.
Bill Bailey of Connell, who
has been in California, is now at
Hanford and is working at VIM.
S. Webber's place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Crimson and
little daughter and Mary Gala
spent Sunday in Connell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt Buckholdt
and Mrs. Heard's father went to
Yakima Saturday evening. From
there Mr.. Heard went to Ray
mond.
Mrs. T. w. Macdonald was bur-
led at Macon Georgia last Tues
day. The pastor of the Methodist
church South Of Macon and Nash
vile, Tennessee, conducted the
funeral services. The entire mis-
sionary society of Nashville
church attended the funeral.
Carl Cords, who is working for
the Picatti brothers in Yakima
was called home Monday evening
by the serious illness of Mrs..
Cords. Joe brought him over that
evening
Ten former Hanford ladies were
present at No Host luncheon
given at the Washington Hotel in
Seattle a few weeks ago. Those
present were: Mrs. Chas. Sanford,
Mrs. Matthew, Mrs. Manley
Haynes, Mrs. Karla Haynes Rid
enour, Mrs. Elsie GrossLowry,
Mrs. Robert MacDonell, and Mrs.
A. w. Morris. After the luncheon
they all visited at the home Of
Mrs. Morris.
The Civic club met at the
Planters hotel last Thursday. Miss
Lucy Gallup of w. S.. G. and Miss
West, our county club leader,
spoke. The women were told how
to save steps in doing their house
work. Tea was served after the
meeting. The next meeting will be
held at the high school, Wednes-
day, October 8. Miss Alger will
speak and every woman in the
community is invited to attend.
Mr.. RAIDER of Wenatchee was In