The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1931-05-14

Mr.. and Mrs. tP. M. Russell, Spo-
kane and Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Nc
Clendon, Pauline, Earl and Melo.
A short business session followed
at the McClendon home. Thirty
men and 20 women were present.
Vale Grange will go to Locust
Grove Saturday night in return
for the visit Locust Grove paid
Vale. It is hoped that many will
take advantage of this opportunity
to visit neighboring Grange and
see Locust Groves new hall.
Mrs. J. C. Mckinley is expected
home from the coast today. She
has been visiting there for nearly
three weeks.
A number of men met at the
cemetery Tuesday and finished
leveling as much ground as can
be watered at present. The ladies
served lunch at noon. More inter-
est is being shown than at any
previous time.
r. r. Mcintosh has been busy
moving the Toby show. He moved
it from Kennewick to Sunnyside
and from Sunnyside to La Crosse
Rev. E. M. Hilbert immersed elk
in the Columbia river eddy Sun
day. He also baptised two children
by sprinkling at the morning SER
vice.
Mrs. j. Drieffer was taken to the
hospital at Pasco and operated on
for appendicitis Tuesday morning.
She is getting along as welt as
she can.
Mr.. Baker, who is digging for
oil at the foot of Badger mountain,
has taken the house occupied by
Miss West and moved into it We'd
nesday.
A g lass fell from the cupboard
of Everett McGhan's house Tues
day and lit on the baby's mead,
making a lump, but not hurting
her. The glass fell and broke a
piece flying on Mrs. McGhan's
arm. She was rushed to the dOct-
or's, who found it necessary to
take two stitches in the artery and
two outside. She was quite weak
from the loss of blood, but is do
ing nicely.
Mr. and Mrs w A RAIDER, Charlie,
Fred and Ethel left Tuesday morn
ing for trip thru Oregon and
California They expect to be gone
about five weeks Their main Wis
it will he at the home of Miss
Wayne Mowery, who lives at Cor
sorcan, California. Wayne, who
is graduate of our high school,
has charge of one of Skaggs COM
pany stores. They have two little
girls.
Mrs. v. G. Lowman of Tacoma
came over tot spend Mothers Day
with her mother. Mrs. G. /. Deit-
rich. She will return Thursday.
L. o. Swenson, high school in
spector, visited the high school on
Friday. Though school was not in
session, he found the teachers
busy on reports. He was particu-
larly pleased with the condition of
the library.
Sidney Relton is having an adj
dition built to his house which will
give them more room and a0d
greatly to the appearance Of the
street. His brother, Cyril, is here
from Seaside, Oregon to look aft
er the work. Cyril lived here IA
years ago and sees many changes.
Mrs. w. A. Pike and Mrs. C. F.
Fletcher have both been very sick
with the flu this last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Myle and
son of Portland, Mr.. and Mrs. Hill
of Kennewick were guests at the
McC lendon home Sunday evening.
Miss Edna Murray left Friday
morning for Pullman. where she
will visit her sister, Estella, for
week.
School closed Friday. The teach
ers have scattered, Mrs. Thomson
went to Spokane to visit her son,
Mrs. Dunwoodie will visit in Spo-
kane then go to her home in Val
ley, George Faulkner went to
Bickleton and Robert Woodend to
Sunset. Miss West went to her
home in ILeavenworth. She plans
to attend North Western Univer-
sity at Evanston, Ill, next year.
Mrs. Sloan will remain in Richland
for a short time before she goes.
to Troy, Montana for the sum-
mer.
There will be a number of
changes in the grade school next
year. C. Pattee will have the 9Th
grade, Mrs. H. R. Van Sykle, 18th;