The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-07-07
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To Colfax InuiSu
Henry Scott was pasco VIZ
;tor Monday evening
NJ vaureth Hitler was pasco
visitor saturday evening
49,. virginia visger was a Pas
MISS a;s;tor Saturday evening.
GO c.r,en was a dinner guest
MIS- s1r. O. (. Jones Friday.
= -. Marjorie Minert is a ous-
ness visitor in Pullman si
rnev Allyn Helm went vent. to ea,d L,ha
saturday and visited WIN ii
Anon Mueller and Lester aa p Lar
son aspen spent Monday visiting AZ rf0s-
ser. /.
- Nels Coult family enjoyed s; 2
Inc the the Fourth at Anon PARK
It Richland.
" and Mrs. Frank Peter and
MI. MI, were Nespelem visitors ov-
or the Fourth.
. E. Meyer and family spent
!. .he :; Fourth at the home OF net
r ,,au at Kahlotus Lake.
no Henry Coulson family has
:. 1ls house guests over the 4tn
a.. r. '1 yermillion family of Spokane
. Hanratty and son Raymond
,aft Saturday for Seattle where
thes will spend several days VS.
ting.
NJ and Mrs. c. T. Watson and
.or snent the Fourth visiting at
couer d'Alene. Idaho, with rela-
tives.
Miss Florence Euanson. who has
h.en confined to her bed for sew
ersl weeks, is now able to be up Q
little.
Members of the P.G.club held a
n;cnic at the park Tuesday after
noon. Following lunch games were
played.
Miss Ida Perry Of Bohemian,
Montana is visiting at the home
- her brother and father, Jay and
]. F. Perry.
Miss Martha Richey of Sunny
hide came Wednesday morning and
Win visit for week with friends
and relatives here.
Mrs. G. K. Troyer Of Spokane
7, and Mrs. G. h. Troyer of Kellogg,
= Idaho, are visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. William Engles.
Junior Harland Of Seattle, is
here to spend ten days visiting
with lis grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Crutchfield.
W. C. Hodge, local superintend-
ent Of schools, left Thursday for
various coast cities where he will
spend several days visiting.
Am. G. Clarke and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Carpenter
drove to Pasco and called on Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Harris Monday.
Bill Bergen and Chris Cristen-
son returned Sunday evening from
northern Idaho where they have
been for several weeks on BUSH
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Sewell and
family Of Seattle arrived here on
Saturday afternoon to spend
week visiting at the Floyd Higley
home.
Bobby Johnson, q former resi-.
dent here who is now living with
his folks, Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. john
son at Walla Walla, is visiting
with friends here.
Mrs. Lydia Church and daughter
Eleanor and Miss Evelyn King and
Ed Guelet of Pasco returned on
tuesday evening from camping
IMP at Priest Lake, Idaho.
Mrs. Hary A. Linn entertained
Mfc three tai=les If huge Friday
essning. Mr.. and Ne II. Ycdi
ga received the honors. Delightful
ielieshment; were served.
Ar. and Mrs. B. F. Poore drove
rom Yakima Friday. F. C. Poore,
Lorraine and Kenneth returned
Win them to spend the Fourth.
aney returned Tuesday evening.
Inc Standard Bearers of the M.
=. church held business meeting
I'M, s.'oay evening at the home Of
alss June Visger. After the bust
ness meeting lunch was served.
MI. Inc odes Sloan family, except
sne,r son Mack, spent the Fourth
.. Dayton. Mack left for the Row
\ S out camp near Walla Walla.
snere ne will spend several DAYS.
;da mrs. c. D. Rarey, a former res
IA. rns OF Kennewick, left Wednes-
ronta i0r fer home in Tacoma, en-
s ou'e by Spokane, after VISITING
ps TWO days with Mrs. T. W,
d.r iss Marie Hutchins left Fri
udy evening fo,.