The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-08-07


turned Sunday accompanied by r.
Whitwer, who has been visiting
| his brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Wilson and
their daughter, Mrs Sterling Long
and her family returned last We'd
nesday from their trip to Mon
ltana and Yellowstone park. Mr.. and
Mrs. Long and son, Raymond, re-
turned to their home in Wenatehee
the next morning
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs, Walter Gwin Monica Grell)
July II at Columbus hospital Seat
tie. She has been named Patricia.
| The Misses Alva and Vivian
Rowland and Dorothy Behrman of
Kennewick visited Miss Mae Syf-
ford Sunday afternoon.
Miss Kathryn Syfford left Fri
day evenings train for Seattle for
a weeks visit.
Mrs. Claude Hoover has bought
| the restaurant fixtures owned by
Mrs. II. Nichols and viii open a
restaurant in the Alex McConna-
chic building the beginning Of next
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond McCon-
nachie and daughter of Wapato
spent the weekend at the Alex
McC onnachie home.
Claude Hoover left Monday for
Roosevelt with a truck load Of
fruit and vegetables. His daughter,
Ruth, accompanied him. Miss Yer
ona Clark returned to her home in
Roosevelt.
The Ladies Aid gave a farewell
party for Mrs. Harrison Brown at
the home of Mrs. E. r. Griner last
Thursday afternoon. An improm-
tn program of recitations and
songs was given, but the main part
of the afternoon was spent in Wis
iting. Ice cream, waters and iced
tea was served There were 80 wo-
men present.
Mrs. Frank Bart entertained
group of young women at lunch
con at her home last Wednesday
in honor of Miss Estelle Brown.
Several of the young women brot
a covered dish and the luncheon
was served cafeteria style. Games
were played.
Jerry Hendron, the two-year-old
son of Mrs. Jerome Hendron, was
very i'll Sunday. He was taken to
Yakima Monday and is much bet
ter at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Kamerer left
Friday morning for a camping
trip at Cliffdell in the hills above
Naches. They visited Mr.. and Mrs.
M. @. Bradbury Of Toppenish, who
have camp at Cliffdale. The Kam-
erers returned Monday evening.
The Guy Dayton family and
Claude Morashe spent Sunday n
Yakima. Mrs. Claude Morashe IS
getting along nicely and may be
able to leave the hospital the lat
ter part of this week
Mrs. Joe Picatti has been at ST.
Elizabeth's hospital since Monday
of last week. She has been having
stomach trouble and is on strict
diet. She hopes to be cured with
out an operation.
The Mcdonnell family left MOI
day for Seattle. Bob will go to
Neppei to assume his position in
the cold storage plant. Mrs. Nc
Donnell and the girls will visit
relatives in Seattle before going
to Neppel.
Mrs. j. H. Evett and Lowell Sor-
CENTRED and Mrs. Sharp and her
son, Rupert, drove to Walla Walla
last Sunday morning. Mrs. Evett
and Lowell returned Monday eve
ming. Mrs. Sharp and Rupert will
make more extended visit and
then go direct to their home in Sc
attic.
Services at the local church will
be held Sunday morning; August
10 at eleven o'clock. E'l' z Asi3s.s
The Improvement club will meet
Thursday, August Ia at the home
Of Mrs. S. F. Murray.
H. r. Payne and Mr.. Weisel of
Walla Walla, assistant manager of
the Standard. Oil company, accom-
panied H. R. Payne of Prosser on
his trip to Hartford last Thursday.
The former presented C. II. Young
with ten-years' service pin. c. FL.
Young and family spent Sunday in
Prosser.4 On Monday they left for
Seattle to spend their vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. T. King, who
have been living on the G. T. Sla-
vens ranch have both been i'll and
have decided to move to Seattle.
Their son, Manfred came over
from Seattle to get them. They
left Tuesday. Will Kirby took their
household goods over in his truck.
John McConnachie and John
Heatherington were called out with
the rest of the P. P. and L. en-
nloyees to fight forest fires that