The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1928-02-16
THE COURIER REPORTER, KENNEwlcK, WASHINGTON

I'm, w hoQ1lN0AON
these good folks, after so many
years here. They were very active
workers in church and community
The choir will meet for practice
Wednesday night at Mrs. Ed Sci.
lick's.
Mrs. Floyd Fades, Mrs. Howard
and her niece attended the prayer
meeting at Mrs. Burdettes Bosses
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Fergue had quite surprise
Saturday morning to see the tax
stop at her house with her moth
er Mrs. Wilson from Method, and
her sister Mrs. Mcneil from We
natchee who had come to visit her.
They stayed over night and Mrs.
Mcneil left for her home in We
natchee. Sunday morning Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan Kincheloe came from
Walla Walla and visited for the
day with her mother, leaving in
the afternoon, taking Mrs. Wilson
with them. Mrs. Fergue's son Lee
Nichols. accompanied the party to
Walla Walla where he is working.
c.. A. Williams left for Culdisac
Friday night on account of the
sickness of his family.
Joe Lee has rented a house in
town. and moved with his mother
and aunt. Grandma and aunt have
been quite poorly for long time
and tits hoped the change will do
them good. They have been for
suchsla long time they will be
greatly missed.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Cronkite visited
atsthe Helps home Saturday.
Mrs. Beale spent the week end
at home with her family and Mrs.
Barr.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lea visited
with Mrs. Beale Sunday at her
Pete Lande left this week for
Spokane where he is in business.
Mr.. Richards is moving with his
family into the Charlie Piert place
which he has rented.
The grange had a very fine
meeting last Friday night and the
usual attendance. The program
was on Lincoln" Cookies and cof-
fee were served and everybody had
good time. The quilt was dis
played and Saturday Mrs. -Volland
accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
Puderbaugh and Alta to White
Bluffs to attend Pomona. The Sec
rotary opened the envelope con-
tanning the winning ticket which
was fourteen. which number be-
longed to Harold Gerard, So he
got the quilt. The ladies have
got blocks enough to make anoth-
er quilt and tickets are spoken
for when they are ready.
Grange meets again next Fri
day. the oath at the usual time,
There will be a program and the
eats committee asks for cherry
pies. If you haven't cherries bring
a pie anyway with the name of
filing pinned on to it.
Mrs. Volland said they had q
royal time at White Bluffs, and
such eats! They also had crowd
of about $50 at dinner and splen-
did program afterwards.
At the last grange meeting j.
C. Morgan and Chris Puderbaugh
were delegates appointed to the
fair committee at Kennewick.
Flu colds are very prevalent a.
round this community. Bobbie Per-
kins was quite sick the early part
of the week with it, but is getting
better slowly.
Mrs. Awkward and her son went
to Walla Walla Friday to visit her
mother. They returned home Sun
day.
Mrs. Sellick entertained the G.
E. McClendon family from Rich
land last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Gardner
made a business trip to Yakima
Monday, returning the same day.
Sunday School at 10 next Sun
day morning to which you are
cordially invited.
E. E. Bender is expecting his
granddaughter Mrs. j. D. Conrad
from Kansas the early part of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bockstruck
came in Tuesday night from Cali
fornia where they have been all
winter. They are staying with his
mother on the old Weldy place.
The school faculty gave Val
entine party Tuesday night in the
science room. for the school board
and their wives. The evening was
spent in games and a good social
time. and a delicious supper was
served during the evening. The
room was beautifully decorated
for the occasion and everybody
had real nice time.
Grin Lande has purchased a
thorobred Jersey bull calf from
Mr.. Satterburg. Grin is one of the
iivewire members in the Boys
Calf club and is justly proud OF
his new five month old purchase.
The Rev. A. A. Calender, dis
Itrict superintendent will preach in
the church at IL am. and at the
close. the sacrament of the Lords