The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1928-10-04
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Leo Webber and Vones Burley
left for Yakima Friday evening
with a load of acid jars. They
failed to make the turn three
miles this side of Mckee City and
the truck crashed into a telephone
pole. Leo was thrown out of the
truck and was unconcious for
some time but Vonie remained un-
concious for nearly three hours
Leo carried Vonie about half 8
mile to the nearest farmhouse and
from there he was taken to St
Elizabeth's hospital in Yakima
His jaw bone was broken and he
had several bruises about the
head. The truck, a new Graham
purchased by Leo about two
months ago, was quite badly dam
aged. Leo and Henry Jierson had
just returned from Montana where
they had been hauling wheat.
Mrs. Joe Picatti and children,
and Mrs. VIM. S. Webber, Sr. went
to Yakima Saturday. Mrs. Picatti
visited her relatives until Sunday
but Mrs. Weber remained for a
longer visit with her father at
Wapato.
The Hanford Horticultural I'm
ion held their annual meeting at
the warehouse Saturday evening
and the following directors were
elected for the ensuing term. L. T.
Brooks, B. Salvini, G.. T. Slavens,
George McConnachie, Norman
Anglin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison who have
been visiting Mrs. iHarrison's
cousin, Mrs. w. L. Enyeart, left
for Los Angeles last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Smith came
from Wenatchee a week ago. They
returned the following day but the
children will remain with their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
'ence Hart, while Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith are busy working in the
fruit.
H. F. Paschen made a trip 70
Yakima on business the 26th and
'27th having to remain over night
on account of the trouble with his
car.
j. N. Fenley and son Roy were
in Wenatchee Tuesday on bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray McConnacrie
of Milton, Oregon spent the week
end in Hanford. Mrs. McConnachie
remained for weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Lewis of Wen
atchee and Mrs. Odell, mother Of
Frank Odell. stopped at Hanford
the latter part Of the week on
their way to Walla Walla. They re-
turned early in the week and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Odell went with
them to Wenatchee to work in the
apple harvest.
Mrs. VIM. Nagel's grandmother.
Mrs. Arementrout who suffered |
from q broken hip and is now in |
4 Spokane hospital is getting
along nicely But is not expected
% walk again. She is in her
Early eI&nLleS.
Jack Potter and Maynard Hert-
'er went to Yakima Saturday af-
ernoon to visit the Potter family.
They returned Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wurtz and
ons and Miss Pierpont drove 20
;helan last Friday, returning
sunday. The former visited at the
iarold Evett home while the ia.-
er visited an aunt at Chelan.
hey report fine success at fish
ne near Wenatchee.
Vim. Syfford went to Yakima
friday afternoon to take oste-
'athic treatment. He and Leo
Vebber returned Sunday evening.
The Van Detto family of Spo-
jane who formerly lived in Han
ord visited in Hanford Sunday.
Dean Hagen who is working in
Yakima, came over Saturday to
pent few days at home.
Mrs. Carl Cords who has been
eiously i'll for q long! time is nov
PARTIALLY paralyzed. Altho not UNI
conscious, she is not able to talk
It all.
E. L. Jamison, an. aunt of Miss
.ampson, drove over with Rev.
md Mrs. Noyes last Sunday. They
eft for Mabton that same. day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moffat and daugh-
er Edith were in Yakima . week
lgo Sunday.
Mrs. G. r. Gray and daughter
Betty Jean, Of Spokane are visit
ng at the r. S. and L. w. Bell
lQmes.
Mrs. Woolworth and daughter
Venus and Vergill Clark were din
Ter guests at the home Of Mrs.
Joseph Hempher at White Bluffs
asst Sunday. Seven Richland
guests were present and the total
number was thirteen.
The regular business meeting
IF the Grange viii be held next
tuesday, October 9th.
The Hanford Grange will give
Masquerade dance on October 81.
This notice is given early in or
der to give time to get costumes
ready. Music from Yakima in
cl,,dino, Mr. Van the old time fid-