The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1929-04-18
ocbaltree. q. n. Anderson.

Ocheltree, o. H. Anderson.
The Cleaner class party was
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Williams Tuesday evening.
After business had been transact
ed, the meeting was turned over to
the entertainment committee, and
various amusing and instructive
games were played. Refreshments
were served at the close. There
were % adults present.
Mrs. Rees went to Spokane on
Thursday, spending several days
with Mr.. Rees, returning Sunday
to Richland.
Friday was visiting day in our
schools, several of the teachers
visiting the Pasco schools.
A slippery slide was erected at
the grade school last Saturday by
the P. T. A. This new amusement
device is being literally patron
lied by the children.
Kenneth Hazen came here from
Butte last week, where she has a
good position in the mines, to look
after his ranch. He returned Sat-
urday.
Sidney Relton went to Spokane
Monday where he will take up
course of electrical treatments.
Mrs. Mary Relton is back from
Seaside, Oregon, where she recent
ly visited her son for some weeks.
w. F. Sisson of Connell spent
several days visiting his brother.
E. B. Sisson, last week.
Lucille Wright has returned from
Occur d'Alene, Idaho, where she
had been visiting.
Mrs. G. Collins went to Zillah
Sunday and brought back her niece
with her.
Mrs. Bertha Campbell of Pasco
visited Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Sisson
on Sunday.
Asparagus is now being shipped
from here in larger quantities this
week. There has been slight frost
some nights, which cut down the
number of crates that otherwise
would have been shipped. Bert
Cloninger shipped "a crates one
day, which is the largest shipment
of which we have learned.
Strawberry patches are now be-
coming white with bloom. Some of
the very early blooms have been
killed by the recent frosts.
The senior play entitled ICY
clone Sally" will be given at the
high school Friday night. This
play being one of the big events
of the school year is being eagerly
looked forward to by all the pa
irons of the school and capacity [
crowd is expected. There has been |
much preparation done for this
play under the direction of Mrs. |
Deighton.
Richland high school went to
Kennewick Tuesday afternoon ito
play the return game of baseball
md lost GIG. The Richland boys
we're without catcher, also one
f their best fielders being missing.
t handicapped them beyond recoy-
cry.
The Richland students at Cheney |
normal, who came home for the
spring vacation, left again Sun
lay for school. Mrs. futile drove
Up to Cheney and brought home
her daughter, Irene, Helen Eric
son and Olive Hanson. Mrs. Tut
les sister also came back with
hem. John Ericsson took these
students back or Sunday. Georgia
Scott, Willie RAIDER and Cecil Scott
also returned Sunday.
Bernie Boettcher came home
from Glenwood, where he is teach
ing, to spend Easter with his par
ents here. He returned Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. McAuley
drove to Spokane Thursday to Wis
it Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Schlaug-
They returned Sunday.
Mrs. Fiela and Mrs. Whitson
drove to Spokane Sunday after
noon. They had been visiting their
parents here, Mr.. and Mrs. E. P.
Chellis. Mrs. Whitson will take |
special studies in Cheney normal |
this quarter.
Mrs. Chellis gave an afternoon |
party Friday for her daughters,
Mrs. Fiela and Mrs. Whitson, who |
left Sunday for Spokane. Those |
present were Mrs. Compton, Mrs. |
Gress, Mrs. Meredith, Mrs. Muir
ray and Mrs. Wisembach.
Ray Nickolaus came Saturday
to spend the weekend with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Nick
CLAUS.
Mrs. Durham and her daughters
Mrs. Will Piert, went to Seattle
SUNDAY fo uicif Mrc Gaor,a u;,