The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1931-08-20
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- spokane Monday.
Zip g, . Fanny Martinez Of Mabton
Ms. !. business visitor in kenne-
] Ses to Mr.. and Mrs. G. R.
porn - the Pasco hospital on
,uaust II, a girl. couro,+ar
Mod ~, Friday from a two
re'u :, vacation spent in Oregon.
weeks parnes was business Wis
v. :. = snokane Sunday and also
it0t ~. y his daughter, Miss Mar
sp ,-ene Day is nursing an abcess-
:. arm arm. caused from the effects
= = : fall on the side walk sever
. ,so Gorris left Monday for
u.,Is Walla, where he entered the
ns. hospital for treatment
tor rheumatism.
= G. Mcdonald returned Sun
law from Portland, having spent
Ivy esyeral days there on BUSINESS and
visiting relatives.
W. and Mrs. Frank Agnew OF
w.IIa Walla were G uests of Mr..
nd Mrs. Larry Oliver and Mrs.
6 Humes Sunday.
G. H. Shanafelt returned We'd
,osdav from Tacoma, where he at
tended the Kiwanis district con-
rsntion as delegate from the local
club.
The quilting club met Wednes-
dav at an all-day meeting with
Mrs. G. W. Sherk on Avenue A. A
oro o'clock luncheon was served
BY the hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Walters
we're hosts at bridge party Mon
day evening. Four tables were in
NAV. prize honors going to Mrs.
R .. Reed and j. A. Hatch.
Mrs. w. w. Wilson of Walla
Walla and small daughter, Marilyn
spent Sunday with Mrs. Wilson's
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. v. W. Bird in the Garden
Tracts.
Rev. Gale, one of the early pio-
neers of the Kennewick High
lands, was in town Tuesday on his
way to Seattle. He was surprised
at the substantial growth the town
has made since his last visit.
Miss Myrtle Mcguire is clerk at
eIair's bakery during the absence
Of Miss Bea Sherk, who left Sum
day for two weeks vacation to
be spent at Portland and other
coast points visiting friends and
relatives.
The Rebekahs will hold their an
nual August picnic in the park
Sunday, August %. A one o.
clock basket lunche will be serv-
ed. All Odd Fellows and their
families are invited to come and
bring a basket lunch.
The Moose held their annual
picnic Sunday in the park with
delegates from Pasco and 80 from
Walla Walla. This Dis an annual
event held on the third Sunday in
August each year. There were $50
present and basket lunch was
served at 2 o'clock. The afternoon
vas spent playing games and kit
" ball at which the ladies beat
the men.
The Junior All Blue Bird sew
ing club returned Monday morning
from a delightful two-day camp
ing trip and hiking trip five miles
up the Columbia River on the Pas
60 side, accompanied by their
leader, Miss Rosalie Whitney and
Mrs. Mary Davis. The time was
spent swimming and playing
games and. toasting weiners and
narshmallows around the camp
fire.
Mrs. Charles L. Powell, who is
N charge of the poster contest
u the Kennewick Fair, states that
que to the postponement of the
ran to September IL and IL,
nose who plan on entering the
.ontest have until the first of
september to get the posters in
instead of the 18th of August.
one states the posters are to be
MT at the Chamber of Commerce
i0oms, with the arrangements the
same as previously. Several fine
sl'rles have been made, and with
uls extended time many more are
expected.
word was received the first of
s week of the death at Holly
s , OF David G. Rogers, former
ssioent. He died of cancer which
seeed his mouth and the glands
MS neck. Mrs. ROGERS for sew