The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-07-03

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1t sure works fine. III:
Percy Sellick has been suffering
with a bad eye, owing to some sand
getting into it two weeks ago. 1t
had to be removed by surgeon.
There was a fair attendance at
grange Friday night. Plans were
discussed and settled upon as to
raising money for the new hall;
also plans for the fall exhibit at
the fair. The next meeting will be
Friday, July IL.
The attendance at Sunday school
Sunday was good and everybody is
heartily invited next Sunday. No
preaching service.
The friends were glad to wei
come Rev. Bergan back again for
this year. He came back Friday
bringing his mother with him, who
will visit here for several weeks.
Mr.. Bergan's address Sunday was
especially fine, ard included re-
port of the conference at Seattle.
Miss Opal Hedington sang solo
which was much enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Aylward and
little daughter of Pomeroy came
home Wednesday to visit his par
ents over the 18th. They will return
to Pomeroy Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. M. Baldwin
were dinner guests of Mrs. Geo.
Schnell Sunday.
Miss. Erma Schnell came home
Tuesday from Seattle where she
had been spending two weeks
vacation.
Mrs. d. M. Baldwin of Kenne-
wick visited at the r. H. Perkins
home for couple of days last
week.
Mr.. Masters came home Satur-
day from Walla Walla and is feel
ing some better.
The many friends of Mrs. III.
johnson and Mrs. Ayers were
shocked to hear of their accident
last week when their car was run
over a 40-foot bank. The latest re-
lort is that they are getting along
nicely and expect to leave the hos
pital in month. The Grange vot-
ed to send letter of sympathy
to them at the hospital, which was
done by the chaplain.
Mrs. Perkins brother, Rev. E.
j. Purdy, with his wife and family
and Mrs. LAMAR came from Ia
coma Saturday and stayed over
night at the Perkins home. They
left Sunday evening for Waitsburg
to visit Mr.. Purdy's parents. Mrs.
LAMAR will visit here for several
weeks.
Mrs. Perkins had word from her
sister-in- law at Waitsburg Mon
day night to say Edgar was in the
Walla Walla hospital suffering
from an infected tooth and was
operated on that day. At the time
of going to press Mr.. Purdy was
getting along as well as could be
expected.
Mrs.. E. A. Waters had a lovely
time Saturday and Sunday visiting
with her mother and father, Mr..
and Mrs. T. C. Bates, her sister
Ella and husband and E. Norton
and his son Jack all of Spokane.
They left again Monday for home.
Mrs. Blaydon had word that her
father was quite ill at his home in
LaGrande She left with her sis
ter from Ellensburg week ago
to visit HIM, returning Monday and
was glad to report his condition
favorable.
Mrs. Falque's daughter, Mrs.
Hill and her husband came from
Wal1a Walla Saturday and stayed
over night They left Sunday eve
ming. Mrs. Keicheloe and her three
children accompanied the Iarty to
Walla Walla Sunday night.
Mrs. Fades went to Spokane
last elk to have some dental
work done. She is expected home
this week.
This year Rev. Bergan will serv
Benton City as well as Finley and
Hover, so the following is his time
sheet for the month of July: 9th
morning service at Benton City;
Finley evening service at eight.
July 13-Hover, 10 a. M, Finley,
II a. M, Benton City, 8. p. m. July
20-Benton City II a. M, Hover,
eight p. m. July 27-Hover 10 a.
m, Finley IL a. M, Benton City
eight p. m. Will the friends who
are interested clip this out for fu-
ture reference, during this month.
Mrs. Lovelace is house guest
at Mrs. Harry Powell's for the
arly part of this week. Mrs.
Powell and Mrs. Lovelace left on
Wednesday for Bellingham to
visit with Mrs. Powell's sister.
The two younger Powell boys
went with them.
Bonnie and Catherine Lea and
Mary Marie Beale visited at
Grandma Lea's last Friday after
noon.
Miss Gertrude Thomas, who is
staying with Mrs. Rhodes went to
Sunnyside last Thursday to visit
with friends. She returned Monday
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Mrs. H.. III. Strope entertained
to dinner on Sunday J. w. Graves
and family of Kennewick and his
father from Sunnyside. Mrs.
Graves mother, Mrs. Winchester
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