The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1928-09-27

Mrs. Earle Jones left last week
to visit her father and mother, Mr..
and Mrs. w. w. Hartman at Mos
COW, Idaho.
Chris Harmon who has been
working on the coast during the
summer vacation stopped off and
visited some friends here for a
short time, while on his way to
Moscow, Idaho, where he will att
tend the state college this fall.
Mrs. Stump had several visitors
last week. Mrs. Noble of Matches
was with her for several days, al
so tourists, Mrs. A. Collins and
Mrs. C. Collins.
Mrs. Rouse entertained on Sum
day the following, Mr.. and Mrs.
Breithaupt, Mrs. Machin, Benjam-
in Deighton.
Mrs. Sherman Muncey's sister,
Mrs. Blakely, also her mother and
brother from Walla Walla visited
her last Sunday. and returned the
same evening.
Orvi1le Stockman who went
hunting last week in the Blue
mountains was fortunate to get a
fine deer, which he was generous
enough to distribute among his
friends. 1t tasted fine, and his
friends are hoping he will go
again and be as lucky as he was
this time.
The Rev. Arthur Fergin, Luth-
eran minister, of Marshfield, Ore
gon, and his bride, stopped off to
visit his brother, r. E. Fergin
here. They were on their way
from. st. Paul, Minnesota where
they were married, to their home
in Marshfield, Oregon, where Rev.
Fergin is pastor of the Lutheran
church.
Rev. D. M. Michael is in Benton
City this week with his son Ed
ward who is making boxes there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Thompson left
Wednesday in their car for Cald-
well, Idaho where they will visit
over Sunday with a niece of Mr..
Thompson's.
The packing house was shut
down on Saturday owing to a
break down ,of the machinery.
Everything was fixed up so that
work went on Monday as usual.
Many of the confirmed hunters
are getting ready for the season
which will open on Monday. A. w.
Wall is training some new dogs
of which he is real proud and
which he says will develop into
splendid pointers before long.
Lillian Wall was confined to her
bed for several days this week
with illness.
Mrs. Skeen spent Monday in
Pasco visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Rhinehart.
Mr.. Lilly of Pasco visited over
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Miller.
Mr.. Pearce, of Seattle, former
cashier of the Richland bank is
spending few days in town look
ing after business interests.
Georgia and Hazel Nelson and
Jean Barnard attended the round
up at Pendleton last week.
Jack Mclaughlin, Marvin Skeen
Gene Kelso, Marcus -lBoettcher,
Norman Carmichael attended the
roundup at Pendleton last week.
Miss Leone Callow Iand Mrs.
Reece drove to Walla Walla on
Friday otter school, Mrs. Reese
going on to Pendleton, her home.
They returned Sunday.
Rev. j. w. Poolton left last
Wednesday with his household
goods for Nespelem, and Mrs.
Poolton left Friday. They will
have charge of the Methodist
church there this year.
Word was received from G. l..
DIETRICH and his daughter, Mrs.
Herbert Clark who left early last
week in their car to visit rela-
tives in Wisconsin an dother parts,
that they had reached friends in
Wyoming where they will visit a
few days.
Mrs. Curtis had word few days
ago from her son Stanley who
some time ago went to Nebrasks
where he got married, that he is
is working in the harvest in NORTH
Dakota and after he is through
there, he and his wife will come
to Richland, where they expect tt
make their future home.
The picking of Delicious apples
is expected to be finished up her
this week. The crop has been !
splendid one in every way.
Charlie Rider came down fror
Wenatchee Saturday and stage
over Sunday.
Garnet Merideth will leave Fri
day for Seattle where she will tax
a business course.
Eula Day of Wenatchee visite
over Sunday at the w. L. Ride
home.