The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-12-08
Vale Grange to Give
Pie Social December 9Th

panized a basket ball team anu
pect to give a dance to provide
funds for equipment. Herea1 Ter
tha roll call will be taken just att
er the roll call of officers. Twen-
tv points will be taken for each
member falling to answer, wnlie
each member present will count
ten points.
Master Fletcher gave an inter-
estinp report on the progress mace
hv the Grange gas station at
Kennewick. An invitation was ex-
tended the Benton County Pomona
to meet with Vale for the annual
meeting in January, when the 1888
officers will be installed.
Mr.. Emil Birch had quite an ex-
perience while she was at Seattle
at the Peterson home during the
thanksgiving holidays. Mrs. d.
peterson awakened to find burg
lar in their room. She was too
frightened to even make noise
though she knew her husband had
a revolver just in front OF him:
The burglar secured q pair OF
pants and q hat. Mrs. Birch u
glad he did not come to her room.
DR.. F.. S. West and Dick VogI-
lin were weekend s,aests OF Harry
-Sniyely. They found the hunting
very good.
p. NJ. Hale and wife had dinner
Sunday with Mrs. Caroline Ham
son. Mrs. Hale is Mrs. Hanson's
daughter.
Lewis Sloan has been success
full in his goose hunting. Sunday
they entertained Mr.. and MIS-.
Curtis and son and Mr.. Wall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Jones went
to Walla Walla Monday afternoon
to see the doctor. Mrs. Jones has
Earle,s route while he is sick.
Chris Harmon of Sunnyside IS
visiting at the Jones home.
The Rosary Altar Society OF the
Catholic church met with Mrs.
J. D. Mccarthy Wednesday after
noon.
Cliff Kinney had birthday
Sunday and the Dickerson family
helped him celebrate the event.
Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs. Flody
Williams of Baker, Oregon visit
ed at the Erickson home. Mrs. Will
Iams is a school friend of Miss
Helen Erickson.
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Yedica of Kennewick entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. R. r. Mcintosh and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Cash Van
Fossen, Mr.. and Mrs. R. b. Digf-H
ton. Mrs. Lou Miller, Miss Evelyn
Yedica and H F Yedica.
Mr.. Middleton is very sick and
it was necessary to have the doc
tor visit him Wednesday morning.
The basketball game at Finley
Friday night was the first game
of the season and both boys and
girls were anxious to win. They
were successful. This week they
play Two Rivers and will have to
90 some to beat either team.
Mrs. M. r. McMartin of Spokane
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G. F Flet-
cher.
Miss Lillian Wall spent the
weekend with Miss Cora Kelso.
Grin Robinson and wife are en-
joying visit from Mr.. Robinson's
mother of Freewater, Oregon.
Eugene Kelso and Harry Ochel-
tree left Saturday for Idaho to
work there.
Miss Evelyn Yedica of Kenne-
wick is visiting her father and is
helping him get his store fixed up
for Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sloan entertain
ed Messre Carmichael, Sharp,
Woodend at a goose dinner last
Tuesday.
J. C. Mcclure and family had
dinner Sunday with the w. w.
Combs family.
Ildu
The grade school will give a
Christmas entertainment in the
high school auditorium some time
before Christmas. The children
are busy practicing and the en-
tertainment promises to be good
one. Owing to the depression there
have been few gatherings of this
kind.
Dorothy Hilbert has been sick
with the flu. He is better.
The ladies of the club meet
twice a week and make over gar
ments that have been given them.
Then Mrs. Sloan and Mrs. Larsen
take these things out and distrib-
ute them. They have been very
successful.
Mrs. Krohling has charge OF the
library on Wednesday and Friday
each week of this month.
Mrs. w. C. B. Randolph was .
dinner guest of Miss Fannie Lewis
this week.
The 4 aides Aid of the Methodist
church gave their annual dinner
on Friday. The day was very WINDY