The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-03-31

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Henry Hartung, A. Wall and c.
J. Dam attended a Republican
meeting at Prosser Friday eve
ming.
Misses De Lora Nicholaus and
her sister, Sybil, drove from Leay-
enworth Friday to spend the East
err vacation with their family. They
returned Wednesday.
Loren Clark has returned from
the hospital at Pasco, where he
had his appendix removed. Mrs.
". G. Lowman, his aunt, gave him
the best care and his friends are
hoping he will grow stronger.
Every few years Richland is
treated to dust storm that makes
the housewife almost weep. One of
these storms struck Richland on
Thursday and did considerable
damage. The frame shed behind
the Nelson and Dam store and
used for storage was blown down
and completely demolished. J. c.
Buchanan's big barn was blown
over and large pig was crushed
so they could not get to it. F. r.
Smith lost his barn, chicken coup
and the plastering off Of two OF
his rooms. But worst of all were
the wires that were down and the
electrict stoves could not be used
all day. The lights came on about
ten o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Driesons and
two children of Spokane are spend
ing weeks vacation with Mrs.
Driesons' parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
X. w. Krohling.
The benefit dance at the hall
Friday evening was well attended
owing especially to the work done
by Earl Sargent. The Grange bas-
ketball team need new suits and
the money raised that night went
for this purpose.
The Easter exercises at the M.
E. church drew large crowd who
felt well repaid for coming. The
best part of the program was a
song by the Junior Department,
under the leadership Of Miss Ber-
theal Muncey. In the evening the
choir gave musical with Miss
Lois Dighton as pianist and lead
er. The violin solo by Miss Lydia
Ruud was highly appreciated.
Miss Lydia Ruud came from FL
lensburg to spend her Easter va
cation with her parents. She went
back Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kingsley Wawrin-
ofsky and two boys came down
from Sunnyside Friday and re-
NAMED until Sunday evening. Mr..
and Mrs. Koehler gave dinner in
their honor Sunday. The other
guests were Rev. Henry Haueisen
and wife, Henry Hartung, wife and
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. w. A..
Pike.
Mr.. Will RAIDER has traded his
farm for a place in California but
particulars have not been receiv-
ed. Will RAIDER came from Finley
Saturday and moved their goods
into the Pike pump house.
The ladies who had charge of
the food sale for the cemetery on
Saturday felt repaid for their eff
forts. About SIG was realized and
this with the money that has been
contributed kill go long ways to-
ward the expenses that have al
ready been incurred. The enter
tainment April ID is to help the
good work along. As soon as the
weather is warm enough the flow
ers will be planted and the grass
plot will be enlarged to take In
all the graves.
A. S. Murray and family went to
Yakima Sunday and spent the day
with Jean Macarthur and family.
The 9Th grade gave a wiener
roast at Nelson Lake Thursday
after school. Had. they chosen q
worse day they could not have
found it, but sthey had planned
for that day they felt they must
have it. Miss Bertheal Muncey and
Miss Erma Mowery were the
chaperons. They roasted then
weiners then went to the Kurtf
home and played games until ter
o'clock. The children returned
their thanks to Mrs. Kurth for their
entertainment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest johnson
entertained for dinner on Sunda!
Mr.. and Mrs. O. Nordling, Mr.. ant
Mrs. G. w. Snow and G. j. Dan
and family.
o. 81. Luelloff has standing
contract for his turkeys with tn,
Davenport hotel of Spokane. The.
have had a standing engagement
with the hotel managers to com,
to Spokane and enjoy a vacation