The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-08-18
7 TITLE STORIES OF THE WEEK

The third division of the M. E.
aid will serve another of their
chicken dinners at the church next
Wednesday noon.
George o. Beardsley was down
from Prosser Tuesday looking
after his political affairs. Mr..
Beardsley is Benton county's only
candidate for a state office and he
j is expecting a substantial vote
here. w. K. (Bud) Reader, who is
also a candidate for a similar job
which, by the way, he has held
for couple Of terms already
was along with Mr.. Beardsley.
Bill Green was down to the
Washington Hardware Co. last
week soliciting for prizes for the
$4,000 picnic. Bill Gravenslund
agreed to give him jack knife to
be presented to some fleet-footed
Highlands kid. Today the two Bills
met on the street and Gravy"
said: 81 see you've already got the
prizes. How many races are you
planning to put on ?" And Bill
Green said, "What's the matter
with you? I haven't got your do
nation yet" And Gravy told him
that someone had nicked the store
for 35 of the best knives they had
in stock.
For the second time recently E..
S. Mcdonald has been called to
| Oregon on account of auto wrecks
to relatives. A week or so ago he
returned from Oregon where a
niece was severely injured. She
suffered also from nerve shock,
as her companion was fatally in
jured. Yesterday Mr.. Mcdonald
received another summons to come
down on account of another serious
car wreck in which a niece, Mrs.
Helen Dingman, was severity in
jured and a nephew's wife was
also hurt. The car blew a tire, skid
ded and hit pole. Mr.. Mcdonald
has no idea how long he will be
compelled to be away.
The Women of the Mooseheart
lodge met Tuesday evening at the
lodge rooms and appointed COM
mittees for the years work. Mil
issa Maupin was appointed chair
man of the reception committee;
Mildred D. Liston, chairman Of the
social service; Mary E. Cox, pub
Lefty; Ida M. Cox, Mooseheart and
Moosehaven; Emily A. Watts,
program; Mary j. Scott, member
ship; Emma H. Higley, entertain
ment; Nadee Kline, library chair
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Coonley and
daughter, Miss Gilberta, left Sum
day for Spokane and Wenatchee on
a combined business and pleasure
trip. In Spokane they will visit
their daughters and sisters.
Glen Rider returned to his work
at the telephone office Monday
after a weeks vacation spent at
Seattle and coast points.
Mrs. Millissa Maupin was given
q surprise birthday party at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. J. E..
Mulkey Saturday evening when q
group of friends were entertain
ed at clecerly arranged gift
shower. Mrs. Maupin received the
wishes of many more birthdays be-
yond her eighty-third natal day,
which was Saturday.
John Rauscher is i'll at his home
on Third Avenue this week with
the grippe.
Miss Helen Lum returned Sun
day from a weeks vacation visit
ing relatives and friends in Seat
tie and Yakima.
Mrs. M. Reavis and small son,
Darrell Gene, returned to their
home from the Pasco hospital on
Sunday.
Mrs. G. H. Shanafelt and Mrs.
r. E. Reed were hostesses to the
Swimming club Sunday afternoon
and evening at the Reed home on
Washington street.
Mrs. Vernon Bird entertained
Saturday with one o'clock lunch
con for the pleasure of her sister
in-law, Mrs. Wilson of Seattle, and
Mrs. Mary Walker of Seattle, who
is the guest Of her son, r. E. Reed
and family. Following the lunch
con two tables of bridge were in