The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-08-04
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Born to Mr. and MIS-. II. ReVlS,
a son Friday at the Pasco hospi-
! tai.
Miss Verla Franklin of Hover
| is a house guest of Miss Lorene
Belair this week.
Miss Ruth Stuhr of Yakima is
spending the week with her aunt,
Mrs. Nell O'eLary.
Miss Jessie Garvin entered the
Pasco hospital the first of August
to begin nurses training.
The Study club met Wednesday
eveninw with Mrs. j. /. Siegfried
at her home on First Ave.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Camp
bell visited Monday afternoon and
evening in Prosser with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Skinner and
| two children left this week on q
vacation trip thru Oregon and Cal
ifornia.
Mrs. Winchester of Portland ar
rived Tuesday to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ward Graves and family
| on First Avenue.
Miss Dorothy Heimlick return
ed Monday from Snake River,
where she has spent several weeks
visiting relatives.
Miss Nellie Thurston is staying
with Mrs. William Broughman in
East Kennewick while Mr.. Brough-
man is working in the harvest.
Clyde Higley and his father-in-
law, Charles Boyer, were Spokane
4 visitors Wednesday, where Mr..
Boyer received medical attention.
i I Gleason was a business visit
or in Yakima Wednesday. He was
accompanied by his daughter, Miss
Marian Gleason, and Miss Frances
White.
i Erma Pratt, Z, small daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Pratt is re-
towering from an abcess on her
arm thot to have been caused by
a bruise.
| The Eastern Star members and
their families are planning to have
a picnic in the Kennewick park
Sunday afternoon. The Hanford
group will be guests.
j Mrs. E. F. Culver and two child
rem of Kellogg, Idaho left Friday
| for her home after spending two
months with her parents, Mr.. and
i Mrs. E. F. Heimlick.
| Mrs. Leslie Mitchell of Seattle
arrived Sunday to visit her sister,
MRS. Harold Motter and family in
East Kennewick. Mrs. Mitchell was
a former Kennewick resident.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Bradshaw left on
Tuesday for Seaside for an indef-
mite visit. Leonard Kinkaid &C.
companied them. Both Mrs. Brad
shaw and Kinkaid are trying to
escape hay fever.
| Rev. and Mrs. w. L. Hansen
Mis- Pauline McClendon of Rich.
land and Miss Virginia Lecholt OF
Hedges returned Saturday from
Seattle, where they attended .
Nazarene camp meeting.
An all-day quilting party was
held at the home of Mrs. H. R
Vibber Tuesday. Mrs. Mary Walk.
:, er of Seattle, who is house guest
of her son, r. E. Reed, and family
was an out-of-town guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Mead of Sand.
point, Idaho and Ben Ross OF
Priest River, Idaho stopped Sat.
urday morning to see Harold
Whittemore while on their way te
Portland on buying trip.
Max Williams and Roger Beal
! graduates Of W.S.C. with the class
of '32 in architecture visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Williams Tues
day on their way to Seattle and
Bellingham.
Mrs. T. w. Payne's Sunday
school class of the M. E. church
went to the intersection of the
Snake and Columbia rivers, near
the Lewis & Clark monument anc
enjoyed picnic supper and vein.
er roast Tuesday evening.
William Paul of Ohio was .
guest of Frank Mueller Monday
and guest Monday night of hi.
cousin, Ed Watts and family
while on his way to visit sister
at Wapato. William was former
Kennewick high school student.
Miss Coral Goodrich and Mis-
Fern Lyons of Spokane spent tn
weekend in Kennewick, while re
turning from weeks trip to Bel
lingham and coast cities. Mis-
Goodrich is music supervisor in tn
Kennewick schools and Miss Lyon
is connected with school office i
Spokane.
Burke, 10, and John, 16, Rile,
of Yakima, sons of E. B. Riley, re
publican candidate for State Aud
itor, were business visitors in Ken
newick Wednesday. The boys ar
touring the state in an old mode
T Ford on publicity campaigl
for their father. They have toure
1.-THE west coast country, they stat