The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1929-10-17
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HANFORD
Mrs. n. B. Slavens

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The apple picking will be fin
ished by the end of this week. The
apples were ripening fast and
dropping from the trees so the
schools were dismissed for one
day in order that the pupils might
assist in picking the fruit. All the
teachers, with the exception of
Miss Whelan and Miss Strahorn
visited the Prosser schools Mon
day. The two latter visited at Eli
lensburg.
Mrs. Sadie Jones passed away
Sunday evening at the home OF
her son, Fred Jones. Mrs. Jones
was eighty-one years old and was
in good health, but suffered an at
tack of acute Indigestion, causing
heart trouble, and died within five
minutes following the attack. The
family moved here from Dayton
and were here just for the fruit
season. The family accompanied
the body to Pomeroy Monday and
the funeral will be held at that
place Tuesday.
The high school students have
begun to practice for the senior
play which is to be given Novem-
her 90.
Miss Kathryn Strahorn and Miss
Elizabeth Whelan went to Ellens-
burg Saturday evening. Miss Stra-
horns father recently purchased a
ranch at Ellensburg and the FAM
lily will move there in the future.
The young ladies returned to Han
ford Sunday evening accompanied
by Mr.. Strahorn.
Miss Helen Slime, who teaches al
East Hanford, spent the weekend
with Miss Leona Evett.
Mr.. and Mrs. William S.. Weber,
ST., entertained the following at
3 dinner party Saturday evening:
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Kammerer, Mr..
and Mrs. J.. j. Dwyer, and Mr.. and
Mrs. E. r. G riner. Bridge was
played later in the evening.
There was quite an influx OF Wis
itors in Hanford over the weekend
due to the opening Of the hunting
season. Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Youns
had as house guests the following
Mr.. and Mrs. Lent Atwater ana
DR.. and Mrs. Wise of Prosser, II
and Mrs. Newton of White Bluffs
and Noble Sproul and Geofss
Cara of Yakima. Ia~
Mrs. Frank Goodell had IS nei
guests DR.. and Mrs. G. 3. lamp a
ton and Mr.. and Mrs. Al HuDDa -1,,
- s mol, who arrived very carr, s.
sunday morning. They left cary
i tbe evening to hunt on the way
home = ne Mrs. Hampton is 9 daugn.el
80 Mrs Goodell and Mr. HuDD
is her SON. c,,,;+h Of
MI. and Mrs. Herb sml'n L. :.
othello spent the weekend N laal
erd Altho their household goods
i are still here, they expect % maAe
| their home in Othelio TOT Tue p'es
ent. LII $3.50
info the Bergagna house Thursday
imam Moulster will drive over tc
Mabton to get their household
goods.
| The Women's Missionary society
J will meet at the home of Mrs. Lois
Hagen Friday, October 25 at 2:3t
pm. Mrs. Hag en- will be the lead
er.
/ There will be preaching services
at the local church at II am. The
Christian Endeavor meets at 6:3(
pm. Topic will be 'sTaking Part In
the Meeting. Why and How" Mary
Ellen Cox is the leader.
j Willis King and his mothel
drove over from Ruebens, Idaho
to visit at the j. j. Elliott home
They left Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Griffiths anc
three children of Goble, Oregon
have moved into Mrs. Sallie Lam
piers house. Mr.. Griffiths Is 9
well driller and is employed at the
gas wells near Hanford. The two
younger children have entered the
/ errodo school NJ Hartford