The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-05-29
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| YRS. Helps
Mr.. and Mrs. John Weber anC
Robbie were Walla Walla visitors
Wednesday. Mr.. Weber is taking
medical treatment.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Fades and the two
boys were guests at Mrs. Fades
Parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw, OF
| Kennewick on Sunday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Lovelace were
dinner guests at Mrs. Volland's or
| Monday.
Mrs. Claude Locke of Spokane
will return to her home on Sun
day, having been here for the past
three weeks helping the Gerber
brothers during strawberry season
Claude is coming down Saturday
for his wife.
The Misses Annie Kuh and Ber-
| nice Stiff will leave Sunday fol-
business college in Spokane, hav-
ing been visiting for the past two
| weeks on her vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. iZndel and Imo-
gene were dinner guests at the
Neher home Sunday.
Claude Baker has rented the
Richard house during the summer
vacation and moved with his fam
lily here from Touchet last week
Mrs. C. E. Cox entertained at
dinner on Sunday her son, Lester,
the two children, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
M. Gardner and Mr.. and Mrs,
Rhodes.
Mrs. Cox is expecting her niece.
Miss Gertrude Thomas from Cos
mopolin the end of this week to
visit here for a few weeks.
Mrs. Falque entertained at din
ner Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Bladder
and Mr.. and Mrs. Waters.
D. Deakin visited at E. A. Wa
tiers Sunday morning.
Mrs. Helps visited with Mrs. Ed
Sellick and family Sunday afteri
noon.
About 100 attended the Grange
meeting here last Friday night,
when Hanford Grange came down
with 27 members with the travel
ing gavel, which Deputy State
Master Case of Rattlesnake Grange
started on its journey from Finley
Grange last July. During that
time it has been to eleven Oranges
in the Benton county travelling
365 miles.
The meeting was opened by the
Worthy Master Percy Sellick and
after the business for the evening
was dispensed of, the meeting was
turned over to the Hanford Grange.
Worthy Master S. F. Murray then
called the roll call of the differ
ent Oranges before presenting the
gavel to the Finley Grange. Mas
ter Murray spoke of the good work
he felt was already begun by the
gavel going its rounds from one
place to another and hoped that it
would continue to strengthen and
build up Grange work and its MEM
bers more than ever. Worthy Mas
ter p. Sellick responded in we'll
chosen words on behalf Of the Fin
ley members. He will take the ga
vel to the State convention at We
natchee in June and present it to
the state secretary. The Worthy
Lecturer of Hanford then put on
the program which was fine and
greatly enjoyed by everyone. Ice
cream and cake were served by the
Finley Grange.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Volland attend
ed the funeral of Mr.. Reese Sum
day afternoon and visited with Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Mitchell on their
way home. Mr.. Mitchell came home
arweek ago and is still confined to
his bed. Mrs. Mitchell was quite
poorly when Mrs. Volland was at
her home Sunday.
Mrs. Volland and Mrs. Book
struck visited at the Helps home
Monday night.
Mervin Zolber of Milton-Free-
water is visiting his aunt, Mrs. C.
A. Williams for a few weeks.
The Home Economies class will
meet with Mrs. Kennett next
Thursday June 5. Mrs. Davis, the
county agent, will be there and de-
monstrate salads.
Marry Kennett is expected home
Saturday night from Montana. Her
school closed Wednesday, May 20.
The Finley Grange will hold its
Goth anniversary on June 10, when
State Master A. S. Goss has prom
Used to attend. Mr.. Goss has also
been invited hut as yet nothing has
been heard definitely of her COM
ing.
Mr.. Richards and family have
moved into the house lately va
Gated by Mr. Zindell.
Mrs. r. Ell. Perkins and two
children and Mrs. L. E. Cox motor
ed to Yakima Saturday, returning
Sunday.
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