The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1929-04-25
HANFORD
Mrs. M. R. Slavens
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MI. h. SlaVenS. MIS-. ~. IL. WuutWCA
and Mrs. Harrison Brown will as
sist the hostess.
A dance will be given at the
Muir schoolhouse in East Hanford,
Saturday evening, April q. The
Kalkwarf orchestra will furnish
the music.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
r. F. Handy at Pasco on Monday,
April Is. The baby weighed 8 IL
pounds and has been named Clin-
ton Bristow. Mr.. Handy was a VS.
itor at the hospital on Monday and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Wurtz and son
were down Tuesday.
The Christian Endeavorers will
give bake sale at Fenley's store
Friday, May 8. They will demon
strate vegetable shredders, which
they have for sale.
The marriage of Marie Rowland
and Everett Meeks was quietly
solemnized Sunday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Meeks. The
ceremony was performed by the
Rev. George Stricken in the pres
ence of small group of relatives
of the groom and was followed by
family dinner given by Mrs.
Meeks. The groom has not lived
here long, but is known as an in
dustrious young man. The bride
is a stranger here, whose home is
in st. Maries, Idaho. She has a
charming personality and we wish
them success in their new home.
Abe Meeks and Mr.. and Mrs.
Noah Meeks and baby visited at
the w. H. Meeks Sunday, coming
down to attend the wedding of
their brother, Everett.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Carter and
daughter, Betty Lou, of Cashmere
visited at the E. r. Griner home
over Sunday. Mrs. Carter is sis
ter of Mr.. Griner.
Last Wednesday Lyman Moul-
ster drove home from Yakima with
a new six-cylinder Chevrolet truck
of four-ton capacity. The pur-
, chase was made through Gus Roll
linger and the old truck was given
as part payment.
The infant SON of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. j. Elliot has had swelled knee
for about week. Denzil Mock
took the Elliott family to Kenne-
wick Saturday evening to consult
DR.. Spaulding. The baby is i'm
proving.
Denzil Mock and family visited
Mrs. Mock's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
IGluck at Touchet last Sunday. Den
zil's nephew, Kenneth Wells o.
Kennewick, came up to Hanfort
| with them.
| Mrs. Gus Burford did not re
| turn home last week as reported
but will remain at the hospital fol
several weeks.
Twenty-Five grade school child
rem attended the Benton count,
| spelling contest and field meet
which was held at Kennewick las
Saturday. The Hanford pupils mad
a very good showing. Herbert Bel
won third place in the 7th grad
| test and was awarded ribbon. HI
spelled the first 300 words correct
lly and did well in writing the hard
! er words given later on. Grac,
Snyder of the 9th grade wrote tn,
words correctly, James Salvini o
the 9Th grade missed only two
Mary Calza of the 9Th grade miss
ed only four and Lorena Slavens O
the 4th grade missed only two
, This will encourage them to tr
for prizes next year. The child
: rem attended the carnival and ha
/; a good time generally, Mr.. Nun
|; ray, Miss Lampson, Mrs. Snyder
!, Mrs. Needam, and Joe Greil, tn
school bus driver, accompanied
5 the children.
i c.. ID. Gooch has rented tn
{ building next to the garage.
!, The city water users have form
5 ed stock company and have tai
en- over the city water works. Tt
Picatti Bros. have been given til
!, contract to build well and Fran
:. Clark and a crew of men are d.
. ing the work. The we'll is bein
.. dug back of the county warehous
and the people hope to have su,
: ply of pure water.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Angli
served dinner to sixteen peopl
: at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. v
/. Fenley on Monday evening, til
e entire dinner being cooked in
E special cook ware. The natur;
a flavor of the foods was thus pr
d served and everything tasted d.
Z licious. Howard then gave a tai
on food values and the preserve
{ tion of health. Mrs. VIM. S. Webe
r won the prize, small aluminium
!, frying pan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herb Smith an
t Mrs. Harrison Brown were shor
{ ping in Yakima on Monday.
! For several years it has been til
: custom of the high school senior
e to take a sneak day. and las
Friday morning they left abor
a. m. for Walla Walla maxim
o the trip in the Foster car. The
> visited the Whitman College, til
penitentiary and had a good tim
r generally. The juniors took a NJ
r ton to try and find the senior
: and left at 9 a. m. in the Hartma
car. They succeeded in findin
: them, but on the return trip til
!, car broke down and the girls WEI
. taken hack tn Hartford nv the sol