The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-09-25
RICHLAND
Security State Bank
Pays First Dividend

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E. E. Springer, liquidator of the
Security State bank made appli-
cation to pay all preferred claims
in full and 20 percent of all COM
mon claims. Benton county had a
total of $4,000 secured by Liberty
bonds. Mr.. Springer has mailed
checks for this dividend to all de-
positors.
The colored troupe who gave an
entertainment at the Grange hall
Tuesday evening were greeted
with good sized audience and de-
lighted their hearers with their
songs and plays. They gave a clean
show.
Miss Gladys Jones of Pasco Wis
tied her brother and sisters Mon
day and Tuesday. She will leave on
Friday for Seattle, where she will
attend business college.
A letter from Mrs. Georgina
Scott Boettcher says they enjoyed
their 1000 mile trip very much.
The whole population was lined up
to see the boat come in, as that is
the only excitement on the island.
They found their house very COM
fortably furnished. The climate is
much like Seattle only lots of
rain and wind. They have a radio
station quite close to their house
and some nice young people in
charge. There is a Baptist Mis-
sion with four unmarried elderly
ladies in command.
Miles Rolfe and family and Miss
Myrtle Curtiss of Garfield have
moved into the house below the
hill opposite j. Miller's. They are
picking grapes for McKinley's.
Jack Dickinson of Yakima is
visiting his parents, Charles Dick
inson and wife.
The apples are rolling into the
sheds now and everyone is busy
tired but happy.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Doan of Yak
ma and Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Rich
,er of Walla Walla were guests on
Sunday of the Rose family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Chalcraft
;ook dinner Sunday with Charles
0ickerson and family.
Mrs. Henry Hartung and Mrs.
Albert Koehler began picking
,rapes for McKinley's Tuesday
norning.
Mrs B. F. Van Fossen was on
he sick list this week. |
Miss Blanche Furis came down
rom Yakima to spend the week
nd with her mother and sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcintosh are re-
ewing the congratulations Of their
riends over q boy, Robert Deane,
orn at the Pasco hospital Mon
ay evening.
Miss Jesse Harris had to he tax
n from school. DR.. Spaulding ex-
mined her and found a boil on
he ear drum. The doctor lanced
he boil and Miss Jessie is better
ut not able TO be in school.
Rev. and Mrs. E. M. Filbert,
[rs. Earl Sutton, Mrs. J. C. John
ton and C. C. Harding went TO
Iakima Tuesday morning to at
end a meeting arranged by the
World Service. These meetings are
eing held all through the confer
nee and have some fine speakers.
The new curtain has been in
tailed at the Grange hall and the
lembers are quite proud of their
lest possession.
Mrs. C. j. Barnett was Ken
ewick visitor Tuesday.
The Grange lecturer prepared a
God program for the social meet
lg Saturday evening. Unfortu-
ately none of the performers
anne except Miss Lydia Ruud, SO
o program was given.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Richey and
ons spent Sunday with ]. A.
Iickolous and family at Kenne-
ick. III
Miss Gladys West and Mrs. Ell
n Dunwoodie went to Leaven-
,orth Friday to spend the week
nd with Mrs. Vests parents.
[rs. Dunwoodie went on to We H
atchee for short visit.