The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-11-06

Robert Woodend went to Spo-
kane Friday evening and took his
wife home to Sunset. Mrs. Wood
end attended the w. E. A. at Spo-
kane and visited her mother.
Mrs. William Messer is very
much improved. Her grand
daughter, Mrs. Neil Hamilton of
Kennewick was with her the first
of the week.
The Literary society will meet
today with Mrs. E. p. Chellis. Mrs.
Chalcraft and Mrs. ChelIis are
hostesses.
Eighteen We're present at Hal
lowe'en party at the RAIDER home
Friday evening. There were for
tunes, spooks, ghosts, COLLINS and
a nlarshmallow toast to cap the
climax.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Dietrich
have returned from the coast. AS
this is the first time they have
visited their daughters since they
were married it is needless to say
no pains were spared to give them
q good time.
Mrs. E. ]. Dresser, Miss Irene
Landers and Glen Curtiss Of Malott
came Tuesday to spend the week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Curtiss.
The children Of the grade school
are being weighed this week.
Miss Ilene futile and Mrs. Ell
len Dunwoodie, both graduates of
Cheney, attended the Home Com
ing Saturday. Mrs. futile went
with them to Spokane and visited
her sister. They all returned Sun
day.
Everyone is requested to attend
the three-act performances at the
high school Friday evening, Nov.
z. The plays "Elmer," "Joint
Owens in Spain," and Sicily"
take in large number of pupils,
some of whom have appeared be-
fore and have been well worth the
price and admission.
Rev. and Mrs. E. M. Filbert,
Misses Francis Pike and Thelma
Supplee were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. RAIDER Sunday.
Philip Dupius was taken to the
Pasco hospital Sunday night and
operated on for appendicitis. He
is getting along nicely. The man Of
whom San Supplee rents was not
willing to give Mr.. Supplee up, so
made it to his advantage to re-
main where he is rather than move
to the Fishback ranch.
I. j. Hartley, wife and daugh-
tiers of Touchet were Richland Wis
itors Sunday. The Hartleys lived
near Richland for over 10 years
and made speciality Of turkeys
and silver tail foxes. Touchet is
not adapted to turkeys so Mr..
Hartley specializes on foxes. He
has A at present. The girls are
attending school and Mr.. Hartley
is clerk Of the school board.
Miss Nellie Moriarity of Huron
South Dakota, Miles Moriarity of
Tacoma, Ben Moriarity and his two
daughters, of Seattle, and cousin,
Gene Moriarity of Portland left
Monday evening after attending
the funeral Of Miss Mamie Nelson.
Paul and Philip Nelson of Kel-
bgg came Sunday to attend Mrs.
Mamie Nelson's funeral.
Mrs. Edith Frirmood left for
Portland Monday morning. She.
came Saturday.
Misses Helen Willard and Ger
aldine Dam and Loren Clark will
play in a violin recital given by
Mrs. Blanton Of Pasco on Satur-
day.
Ross and Mary Carroll Harding
were dinner guests Sundaw of
Loren Clark.
Pete Hansen, wife and daugh-
ters, were callers Sunday on Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Clark.
The Gospel team were out Sum
day afternoon and sang for sever
al ashut-ins.n
Charley RAIDER has taken over
Frank Mozier's garage. Mr.. No
zier expects TO move his family to
Texas in q short, time.
The McClendon home was the
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