The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1928-08-16
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MRS. E. F. HELPS Z
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rar last Wednesday. Mrs. Serie-
returned to her home in Kenne-
wick Thursday and Miss Edith
visited until Sunday evening.
Mr.. and MIS-. Fades and family
went to Walla Walla Friday and
| took in the big circus there. They
report fine time.
Mrs. Ludlow of Weston was a
weekend visitor a Mrs. Fades.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ludlow have come
back to their old home in Kenne-
wick.
Mrs. T M. Gard ler and Mrs.
! Rhodes we're visitors for the day
On Iuee.lay at Mrs. T. volland's
j home in honor of Mrs. Harkis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Faleue Wis
tied at Mrs. Fades Sunday after
:.0an.
Mrs. Carl Williams and Howard
left Friday to visit Mrs Williams
parents and other friends at Gull
disac, Idaho. They returned Sum
day evening.
Mrs. T. Volland went to Spokane
last week for a few days, on bust
ness and. brought Mr.. 'Weldyis
mother back for two weeks Wis
it here. Mrs. Harlis is enjoying
old friends visit again and said
she would much prefer Kennewick
to the City.
/ Mrs. George Schuell went Ito
Seattle Saturday to visit with her
children, Erma and Harold and
expects to be away for two weeks.
Mrs. Harkis and Mrs. VollanG
were guests of Mrs. R. Rhodes
Wednesday.
Percy Sellick went to Sunnyside
Tuesday to get his new school bus
for the next years work.
Do you know, children, the
school starts again week from
Monday? Not much longer for
you to be having your good times,
and then you will have to settle
down to school work again. Better
make the most of good time
next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Mathews of
Aberdeen and Mr.. and Mrs. r.
! McCallahan and daughter of Pal
ouse City visited at Mrs. Carl
Williams, Sunday.
Mrs. Harkis was guest of Mrs.
IF. Masters Sunday, Until Mon
day morning, when she returned
to Mrs. Vollands.
The Pomona Grange have ar
ranged for their annual picnic to
be held at Prosser on Wednes-
day, August 22nd. They have OBJ
tanned some very fine speakers
for the day, and will be united
with the Dairymen's Association
so that big crowd is expected.
Any one from this community
wishing to go, and have no. way,
please call Chris Puderbaugh who
will make the necessary arrange
ments.
Last Friday night there was a
good meeting at the Grange and
good attendance of members be-
sides several visitors. County ag-
ent E. C. Durdle was present and
gave q fine talk along with Fair
and Dairy work. Also Mrs. Hair
kis spoke a few encouraging
words to the members. Through
ickness our late lecturer, Mrs.
b. j. Whitney sent in her resig-
nation, and Mrs. Rhodes was ap-
pointed lecturer in her place for
the rest of this year. 1t is hoped
sister Whitney will soon regain
her health again after such siege
of sickness and the members Of
the grange are urged to get at
the back of the new lecturer and
help her in this work. She needs
the cooperation, of you all. BY
coming out to the meeting and do
ing your part VIII pc tiic rSiy bSot
way you can help sister Rhodes
and she in turn will help you.
/ Next Grange meeting will be
Friday, August 24th and good
crowd is expected to make final
arrangements for fair display.
There will also be program and
ice-cream will be served. Bring
your dimes.
/ Mrs. Puderbaugh's daughter,
Mrs. Jefferson and three little
girls from Seattle were Grange
visitors last Friday night and con-
tributed selections on, the pro-
4 gram.
4 Sunday School at 10 a. m. as
usual next Sunday. You are heart
d lily welcome. The attendance keeps
Iup fine and especial mention CIV
en- of the Young Peoples Class of
which Mr.. Masters is leader. There
I were eighteen young folks IN that
class last Sunday morning which
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