The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1928-09-27
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HOVER
Mrs. John Franklin
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MIS- JONI IdukllW
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A prominent Sunday school
worker from Spokane will address
those present at the Sunday
School rally next Sunday from
IL to A in the Baptist church in
Kennewick. All interested in Sum
day school work are urged to be
present.
Sunday school at 10 a. m. No
preaching rally day, October FL.
Robert Cochran and family from
Dayton are visiting relatives in
Hover this week.
HI. u. Tucker and his son Lewis
have leased the Fletcher place and
will move here soon.
| The welding crew from Yelle-
| pit left Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bier from Kenne-
twick were Sunday dinner guests
at Frank Wendels' home.
John Franklin was in Yellepit
on Friday ON business.
DIR. Rue from Kennewick was
summoned to Bernie McC artney's
home Wednesday or. account of
the illness of his wife. She is re-
ported better at this writing.
Mrs. w. F. Ashby left Sunday
for Cooks to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Clair Ritter and from there
she will go to Kelso to visit her
her sister and back to Portland for
a short time.
/. M. Montne yand brother Ed.
and Marvin Knopp went to 1Tekoa
Friday to visit Robert Meredith
and family.
A w. Thomas shipped two car
loads Of wheat last week and two
more Monday.
Charlie Mills has new Ford
car.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cochran at
tended a birthday dinner in hon
or of w. F. Ashby at the Ashby
home Thursday evening.
Harry Hampton accompanied
by Miss Mary Kruger attended
the Pendleton Roundup on Sat
urday.
Miss Delphia Franklin is sort
ing apples at the Big Y in Ken
newick.
Mrs. Fletcher and family left
Thursdty for Nampa, Idaho.
Mrs. Walter Murawski and
daughter, Helen left the first of
the week for Vancouver.
Joe Murawski is employed as
the section foreman at Finley.
Ed Motney is visiting his broth
er, mos Motney this week.
C. H. Meyer and family from
Kennewick visited at the Stay
baugh home Sunday.
i H. S. Hughes and Mr.. Skeen
were appraizing land in Hover
Saturday.
The Student Body was organic
ed and freshman initiation plans
made. The officers of the Hover
student body are John Harper.
president, Marjorie Braden, secre-
tary-treasurer; Eleanor Moe,
journalist; William Thomas, SER
geant at arms. A meeting was
held that evening and plans for
the freshmen initiation were dis
cused. The seniors were bat late
ian starting to school this year and
for the first three weeks there was
not a senior in school. However
Monday brought them all to the
school.
! The geometry class. is strug-
Cling with propositions and are be,
ginning to get their heads above
water The bookkeeping class j:
learning to keep books in mod
ern way under the leadership b.
Mr.. Kahler.
The English class is studyins
Julius Caesar and finding it no
: altogether undressing. The res
of the classes are coming ahea,
! in fine shape and a prosperou
r school year is just ahead for thos
who will dig in and work.
; There was a carload of apple.
) shipped out of Hover Wednesday
: Floyd Hodeson and JOSEPH
r Santore from Portland are run
ming the Hover Ferry now.
Floyd Hutchinson from Yellepl
was operated on in Portland an
: is reported doing as well a
: could be expected.
r A. w. Thomas has moved to tn
r Howard place.