The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-11-03
TT IS
REPORTED
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Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Kuchen
becker of Seattle left Monda
morning for their home afte
1 spending ten days with Mr.. an
Mrs, Bert Plownan. They wer
/, former Richland residents.
Mrs. A. Tharp of Yakima j
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
L. C. Gardner in the Gardel
Tracts and helping care for Mrs
Gardner, who injured her kne'
icapp a week ago.
Herbert Brown, a former Ken
newick resident, stopped off We'd
| nesday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. &. q
| Raymond and other friends i
! Kennewick, while on his. way X
his home in Portland after six
weeks business trip in Yakima ant
the upper valley.
The Misses Nettie and Mamie
Barnes entertained Wednesday
evening at the Barnes home in the
Garden Tracts, honoring their
father, r. w. Barnes 96th birth.
day. Mr.. Barnes was born in Pen
nsylvania, October 26, 1886, and
emigrated to Illinois at the age Of
18. In 1860 he cast his first vote
for Abraham lincoln. He came to
Washington in 1909 and makes his
home with his daughters, Mr.. and
Mrs. Al. A. Barnes and daughter,
Athel, and Mr.. and Mrs, Harold
Barnes of Pasco were out-of-
town guests. Al. A. Barnes is q
son Of Mr.. Barnes.
Mrs. j. w. Vickers returned on
Friday from a ten-day visit with
her daughter, Miss Gladys, who is
q student at w. S. C. Mrs. Vickers
visited in Pullman and Walla Wal
law while away from Kennewick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garnet Willis Of
Teton spent Sunday with Mrs.
Elizabeth Enger and family. Mr..
Willis returned that evening,
while Mrs. Willis remained for a
longer visit.
J. H. Siegfried, w. G. Mcguire,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Brown and
Mary Margaret, DR.. 4. G. Spauld-
ing and C. G. Williams have re-
turned from Pullman, where they
attended Dads day celebration
over the weekend.
The N. P. is arranging a special
train to take east siders to the big
football game between W.S.C. and
the u. at Seattle on the 18th.
Coach service only will leave from
Pasco at 4:25 a. M, get to Seattle
at noon, wait until the game is
over and return that night. And
the fare for the round trip has
been set at $3.50. Here's a real
chance for football fans.
F. B. Rennie, assistant director
of the state highway patrol, stop
ped over night in Kennewick Sun
day. Mr.. Rennie has been i'll and
was on his way from Yakima te
Spokane and stopped off here al
the home of Patrolman Marvin
Carnahan, who drove him to Spo.
kane Monday morning. Mr.. Rennie
is IN charge of the loadometer ma.
chine which tests trucks for over
loading.
Young Bill Thomas, down at H0
yer. has been telling the boys O
killing a big coyote with . rock
Says he was hauling wheat down
from the hills and spied Mr.. Fol-
along the road picked out the big
gest stone he was carrying to shy
at the nags, let fly and down drop
ped the coyote. 1t was q big boy
too. It was a good story and h
has the pelt to prove it.
The Business and Professions
Women's club held their annua
Halloween or costume party Wed
nesday evening at the home of FL
la Ann Linn on Kennewick Ave.
with Mrs. Linn and Miss Esthel
Hatch as hostesses. Miss Len
Mains won the prize for the mos
/ unique costume, and Miss Beatric
Sherk the cleverest or pretties
costume. Each member was r
quested to furnish a skit or par
Of the program for the evening
Some very clever and original skit
were given. The Linn home wa
cleverly decorated with autumn