The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1928-12-20
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HANFORD

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For the pleasure of her daughte,
Marian, whose sixth birthday &C.
Cured Monday, Dec. II, Mrs. E.
L. Horton entertained q number
OF little girls after school. They
'layed games and enjoyed the good
things to eat provided by Mrs.
Horton. Those present were: Mar
garet Fenley, Marie Wooten, Mar
garet and Wilma Cox, Lorena and
Shirley Slavens, Hazel and Mar
ian Horton.
Keith Brooks and his mother
went to Vantage Ferry to meet
Glen who had been visiting on the
Coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ludington
and son, Mrs. L. T. Brooks and
Glen Brooks were in Prosser last
Wednesday.
Charlie Syfford returned from
st. Paul, Mimi, last Wednesday.
While he visited relatives in st.
Paul, Lester Brooks visited in Spo-
kane for two weeks, returning
Friday. The two young men were
successful in selling their apples
and enjoyed the trip besides.
There will be a school entertain
ment at the school house in East
Hanford Saturday evening, Dec. %
and after the program there will
be basket social and dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Purdy went
to Yakima last Sunday to meet
their son Arthur, who has been at
tending school in Bellingham. Ar
thur is in excellent health since
spending several months on the
coast and may remain in Hanford.
Services at the O m IN un ty
church will be held Sunday at IL
o'clock. Subject, christmas Glad
ness" The Sunday school pro-
gram will be given Sunday eve-
ming at 7:30 sharp.
Schools will close Friday, Dec.
81, and the pupils Of the grade
school will have a party in Mr..
Murray's room that afternoon.
School will open again on Monday,
Dec. 81.
The Woman's Missionary society
will meet Friday, Dec. %, at the
home Of Mrs. Gray. Foreign sub
ject: PERSIA and Syria" Home
subject: "Mormon Work" MRS.
Gray has been in the Mormon area
of Utah and has also heard lee
lures by The Nineteenth Wife.
Miss Kathryn Syfford, who teaches
in Idaho Falls, which is in the
Mormon district Of Idaho, will al
so speak.
A dairy meeting was held in the
Boie building last Thursday. Mr..
Hageman of Pullman and R. Jones
Of the extension. department gave
talks. E. G. Durdle, county extern
sion agent, gave a talk on cow
testing. A number Of dairymen
signed to have their cows tested.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Stricken
and two children arrived Monday
to visit Rev. and Mrs. Stricken.
They expect to move on the soldier
tract known as the Guy Phare
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Evett arriv-
ed in Hanford last Tuesday but
left Thursday to visit relatives in
Moscow, Idaho. They viii return
before Christmas.
The Hanford Grange will meet
Thursday, Dec. 81 at s o'clock. This
will be social meeting.
Max Kline and his sister, Mrs.
Grace Sullivan and little Jack
came down from Okanogan last
Friday. They left the next morn
ing for Tillamook, where they will
spend Christmas. Ed Daley left in
the same car, going to McMinne-
xille to spend Christmas with his
parents.
G. E. McC lendon, who has been
pasturing his goats and lambs on
an island in the Columbia between
Hanford and Richland during the
summer, took them to Richland
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Griner and
Bobby returned from Freewater
Sunday. They visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Hohner of Lewiston, Idaho,
before returning home. Mrs. Hoh-
ner is Mrs. Griner's sister.
Water Right Holders Meet
The receiver of the Consumers
Ditch Co. and the Black Rock Pow
er and Irrigation Co., having pub
lished notice Of the liquidation OF
said property, a meeting of the
water right holders of the Priest
Rapids valley was held at the COM
Inunity hall Saturday, Dec. Is.
The object Of the meeting was
to bring all water right owners OF
the valley together and to talk
over ways and means Of protecting
their interests in the forthcoming
liquidation.
Ut was made an order Of business
and an opportunity was given ev-
erybody to express his opinion on
the best way Of bringing all the
water right holders together in
one organization. After all had