The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1929-11-28
be no school until Wednesday, Dec

ember 4.
The boys high school basket :
ball team played the Richland
team at Richland last Friday eve
ming and lost 10 to II. Our boys
expect to play the Thorp team on
Thanksgiving Day.
Pete Salvini, Jesse Brown, Lewis
Brooks and Clayton Hartman drove
to Kennewi.k Saturday. They all
returned that evening with the ex-
ception of Jesse Brown. He found
Kennewick so attractive that he
remained until Monday and came
home by stage.
Mrs. j. c. Syfford, who has been
suffering from an injured knee, is
able to be up but still walks with
limp.
Last Friday about thirty Han
ford citizens spent the day MAX
ing road between the oil-wells
and Hanford. They completed about
three miles of road. The CONNER
cial club donated noon lunch and it
was served by Mesdames Enyeart,
Evett and Hart. Work on drilling
was started Monday. Three FAM
lilies from the oil wells are moving
into Hanford.
The program given by the pupils
of the grades last Friday was ex-
eeptionally good. The singing was
excellent and all enjoyed the play
and "Mr. Duck and Mr.. Turkey"
Four or five recitations received
applause but they were all we'll
rendered.
T. d. Moffatt, Fl. II. Boie and
Mrs. Remlinger were summoned
to appear in Seattle at 200 pm.
Monday so left here Sunday eve
ming for Yakima and then went by
rail to Seattle. The case is in re-
gard to a Mr.. Covell, an ex-soldier
and former resident of Hartford.
He Is seeking a pension since he
clair.s IL be incapacitated for
work on account of his service in
the World war.
NJ. R. Slavens, representative of
the National Rural Letter Car
riers' Association at the Nation
al Grange, received word that the
general principles of the resolu-
ton regarding Federal aid for the
rural roads was approved
Charlie Syfford, j. F. Mills and
Jerry Van Buren, left Friday morn
ing with two carloads of apples.
One carload will be unloaded at
Deer Lodge and the other will be
taken to st. Paul.
Mrs. j. C. Syfford is having the
well on her ranch dug deeper. r.
A. Steadman of White Bluffs is
doing the work.
John Heatherington returned on
Saturday from Seattle. He was In
Tacoma, Portland and several cities
but did not succeed in securing a
steady job.
Mount Gable chapter, No. 200,
O. p. s. will meet Tuesday, Decem- 1
Der 8, at 7:3O pm. Election OF OF
ficers.
The regular business meeting OF |
the Ladies' Aid will be held Thurs
day, December 5 at 200 Pm. at
the home of Mrs. Picatti. Mrs.
Moves will assist the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Jones and
Floyd Jones, who have been work
ing in Wenatchee during the fruit |
season, visited lat the E. j. Jones
home last week. They left Thurs
day for. their home in San Pedro,
California.
Mr.. and Mrs, Glen Stewart came
down from Yakima last Tuesday
evening and left for their home
in Milton, Oregon Thursday morn
ing. Their little daughter, liza, who
has been visiting her grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Jones, re-
turned with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. DeTemple of White |
Bluffs moved to Hanford Saturday |
and are living on the Mock ranch.
A reception will be given at the
church Friday evening, December |
6 at 8 pm. to. welcome Rev. and
Mrs. Noyes. The whole community |
is invited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Murray, Mrs.
John Conkle and Mrs. Clarence
Hart were shopping in Yakima
last Saturday.
John Bignell, who had his back
injured several weeks ago while
working in theN American Fruit