The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1928-01-26
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BELLE ROBINSON
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Word has been received from
j. o. Cleve and wife, former res
idents of the Highlands, now Iiy-
ing in Portland, Oregon. that
they had just returned home from
Minneapolis, Minn.,, after burying
Mr.. Cleve's father who recently
passed away. Mr.. Cleve. Sr. will
be remembered here by many as
he visited his son here a couple
of times. -.-s <.'..s.r s.. H. i:
Highlands Womans club meets
this Friday afternoon. Mrs. Som
derman. Mrs. Nadig, Mrs. Barg,
and Mrs. Ranlett. hostesses. All
Highlands ladies invited. e,s
Mrs. Will Knight had as dinner
guests Sunday, Miss Elsie Dun
ming and James Murphy. -. - J..
Mr.. and Mrs. Cook Of Grand
view spent Monday at the H. j.
Liebel home. .-:H g.. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hooper,
who have been living at Butte,
Mont, since October, writes her
sister Mrs. H. J. Liebel that they
are having some real winter there,
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The Highlands Improvement
club met and appointed the fol-
lowing committees for the coming
year: A.. H. Lehnhard, president;
j. w. Vickers. vice-pres.; E. A.
Tweedt, treas, and III. J. Liebel,
sec. Entertainment, Percy Conbel-
ic, chairman, Ted Ferguson, Will
Knight. III. J. Liebel and G. Zicha;
House committee, A. Lehnhard. F.
White and John Darling. Program,
E. C. Durdle. III. w. Desgranges,
Miss Gage. Road. N. l.. Foraker,
E. A. Tweedt and H. j.. Liebel.
During the evangelistic services
at the tabernacle in town, many
homes on the Highlands are hav-
ing 10 am. prayer meetings with
good attendance.
Mrs. Geo. Albright had as dinner
guests Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. d. 0.
Urch, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Trim
BILE and Mr.. and Mrs. VAIN of
Pasco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce of Central
liza are visiting Mrs. Pierce's faith
er Jim Samsel. Mrs. Pierce was
formerly Hazel Samsel.
Mr.. Matthiason of Seattle was
here looking after his holdings,
this week. The Mattthiason tract
was formerly owned by j. P. Mil
Ter at the foot of Kadow hill. The
j. w. Tippies are caring for the
property. !.
Mrs. j. w. Tippie spent last
Thursday with Mrs. Floyd Emil
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The A. R. Mechanism family
were Sunday guests at the j. W..
Tippie home.
Art Rasmussen and wife of
Portland drove his brother F. j.
and wife home. after they had
spent the past six weeks visiting
friends and relatives in Portland.
Art and wife will return home
later in the week.
Henry st Laurent was absent
from school the latter part of the
week owing to cold.
Mrs. J. A. Mclean had as din
ner guests Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs.
A. M. Luth of Horse Heaven.
Mrs. Bertha and the Art Sim
sen family have been on the sick
list since Christmas.
Dale Smiths mother is very low
with pneumonia at this writing.
The w. III. Lortz family visited
their daughter at Mohler. and
Miss Margaret remained for a
longer visit.
Neighbors and friends of Mr..
Gould, a former resident of the
Highlands, will be glad to know of
his recovery from the auto acct
dent of several weeks ago in Bos-
ton, Mass. Mr.. Gould was run over
and both legs were broken besides
other minor injuries. His son Par
ker and family, formerly of this
place, now live at Yakima.
Mr.. Muncy, a former resident
of the South Highlands. now liv-
ing in Seattle, has been quite sick
but is better, at this writing.
M. Fl. Kershaw, wife and daugh-
ter Margaret drove to Yakima
Sunday and spent the day at the
Parker Gould home, returning
Monday.
j. j. Rudkin and wife drove to
Yakima the early part of the
week.
Elmer Smith and family moved
from the Crlederman place to the
Bunts place Wednesday.
Carl Speigelberg is now at Por-
to Rico. He spent the holidays in
South America.
Mrs. Eberhardt writes her sis
ter Miss Marie Speigelberg that
the weather in Canada is very
mild now but around the holidays
the temperature was 45 below.
Mrs. James Allen is sick with
the flu.
w. Slyter's aged father is SER
iously i'll at the sons home and
another SON has been sent for.
Mrs. Burdett Boies of Hover,
spent Sunday with her parents the
j. B. Moores.
Anyone having a news item,
kindly call C. G.. Robertson resi-
dence. phone 21x8.
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