The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1931-08-06

i A troop of the Boy Scouts ac-
companied by Scout Master Vane
i Wilder hiked to an island in the
Columbia river Monday evening,
where they spent the night and
hiked back early in the morning.
Miss Floyce Smith returned on
Sunday evening from Seattle,
Sunday, where she spent a two
weeks vacation. Mrs. Charles l..
Powell assisted at the Moulton &
Powell law office during her abb
sence.
i Mrs. Virginia Rudkin and her
granddaughter, Miss Emily Gas
coigne, drove down from Spokane
Saturday, where Mrs. Rudkin has
spent several weeks visiting. Miss
Gascoigne is house guest Of Miss
Katherine Flesher.
i Omar Rich returned Thursday
from a business trip to Wallace,
Idaho. He stated the forest fires
were so bad that he was unable to
/ get out of town to transact BUSH
ness, and that the northern part Of
Idaho was thickly covered with
smoke.
The Double L All club girls
went to Prosser and enjoyed .
picnic Saturday at the park. The
members who made the trip were
Alice Altrogge, Aileen Chambers,
Eileen Olbrich, Dorthea Bechtol,
Valeria Holcomb, June Visger,
Eurada Vincent and Eunice For
aker.
1 The Mickie Kline orchestra,
which played for the Highlands
dance last evening, was consider
| ably reduced in size owing to an
accident on Blewett pass. A car
containing five Of the members de-
! veloped brake trouble and went
over the bank. Four of the occu-
pants were so badly injured that
they were taken to the hospital at
| Wenatchee. One Of the young men
| is thought to be seriously hurt.
The dance, however, proved to be
a well attended affair, one Of the
largest crowds seen at a dance in
years at the Highlands being pres
ent.
Miss Bessie Bakken Of Crank
Canada is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
F. A. Visger.
Ted Flesher and Kenneth Serie1
were business visitors in Walla
Walla Monday.
Miss Beatrice Sherk and Mrs
Velma Nevlow were in Walla Wal
la Tuesday morning.
MISS Betty Barnes has returned
from vacation spent in the Vel.
lowstone park.
Dora Jean Kalowsky is VISITING
with relatives in Spokane until The
opening of school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Coults visit
ed with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Ingham in Touchet last week.
j. Hermanek of Chicago, ne
phew of Mrs. F. Svatnnsky is
guest of the Svatonsky home this
week.
w. H. Witt and son, Nat, Ernes1
Albrecht and Don Woods returned
Sunday from fishing trip in the
Cascades.
Mrs. Herbert j. O'Hearn expects
to leave Sunday for a weeks vac.
J alton to be spent in Seattle visit
ing relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Churchmar
and DR.. Annie Dowie were guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Mich
CLAUS Sunday,
A. A. Viles returned Tuesday
evening from the harvest fields o.
, Oregon, where he has worked To-
Sseveral weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. n. Chandler O
Spokane have been visiting tn
: Frank Bryant and the J. w. Kal
owosky families.
I Mrs. II. G. Albrecht left Tues
day for her home in Portland, aft
er visiting her daughter, Mrs. Q
S. Brogunier on Kennewick Ave.
Mrs. Ella McGinnis left for he
home in Seattle Saturday afte
spending a two weeks vacatio
with her sister, Mrs. Glen Higley
, Mrs. I. Serier returned Monda
= evening from Seattle, where sh
visited her daughter, Miss Bes
! trice, who is attending schot