The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1933-06-22

,re;ness visitor II ,o1,-
0us'l' Koelker spent the week
~, s, Visiting in Spokane ne. "a .on
u yrs ,s. spent the weekend VISIT
relatives in Spokane
r.. Dorothy Stevens Of ,[ Aber-
=, MS; : visiting with Miss Marjorie
H; sar1ssn Durocher of Seattle is
Ne.n at the L. G. Spaulding
home .iscb Of San Francisco was
D. m at the Lorren Sho smaker
so gu. Monday evening; =.
n0 %rs Harry Shoemaker and her
,.a m,si are spending the week IN
Hs William switzler of Plymouth
~ IImatilla was a visitor in the
e s wednesday. =, !,
W Mrs A. Anderson and small
a.nabter of Connell was a guest
a = bar sister, Mrs. Larry Oliver
=. ..d he her mother, Mrs. G. Humes.
an Wahlon Mills, son of Mr.. and
urs Charles Mills of Hover un-
a M,y, a tonsil operation at the
pasco hospital Tuesday.
Mrs. Joe olbrich left Tuesday
for Toppenish to visit her sorl-irl-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
= Mrs. william Shaughnessy re-
.nrned Sunday from Tacoma,
where she was a delegate to the
WV.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Shoemak-
or are expected home the last of
| tbe week after three weeks
tour in California.
Mrs. Il. H. Flesher and daugh-
tel. Miss Kathleen, returned We'd
nesday evening from a few days
visit in Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. Lane K. Larson
and George Tilbury and son, Geo.,
spent Sunday in the Blue Noun
tains out of Walla Walla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Smith motor
ed to Spokane Friday to take
Burchel Taylor and Leslie Lewis
70 the summer C.M.T.C. camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Maxfield, who
have been visiting here for some
time left Tuesday for the Boulder
Dam construction site, where Mr..
Naxfield will be employed.
Mrs. John Shaughnessy and two
children Of Renton is a guest of
her mother, Mrs. w. r. Ray of
East Kennewick and other rela-
yes this week.
camp meeting of the Naz-
aren't church will be held at Mil
ton July 6 to 16. The local Kenne-
wick church is contemplating hold
ing vacation bible school soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Jacobs and
small son have been visiting in
Spokane. Mr.. Jacobs returned to
the summer school classes at Pull
man the first of the week, while
Mrs. Jacobs is spending the week.
Mrs. K. C.. Clifford was hostess
at a Sunday evening supper for a
group of friends. Bridge was the
diversion of the evening with high
scores going to Mrs. E. C. Smith
and II. G. Fyfe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Lincoln
and daughter, Margaret Mary and
Mrs. Allen and two children, Bet
y and Billie of Toppenish, spent
fathers day as a guest of Mr.. an.
Mrs. F. 81. Lincoln and Mrs. ]. M.
Hawkins and family
Mrs. Jack Costello and daugh-
ters, the Misses Marguerite and
Sernadette. Miss Oriale Finkins of
spokane and Miss Lenore Rich
ardson of Lamona were guests at
the ]. M. Hawkins home over the
Weekend. Mrs. Costello and Mrs.
Hawkins are sisters.
The Kennewick golfers who at
Tended q the tournament in Walla
y. Maila Sunday were Ralph Mat
news, R. c. Day, Weslie Monroe,
floyd Higley, h. G. Gall, R. e.
neea, '. M. Ward, C. L. Holcomb,
:. !. and James Beste, Walter
as.nowles, Il. s. Whitbeck and Joe
slegfried, jr.
MRS. William Shaughnsssy and
TWO daughters have returned from
r visit with relatives at Enderly,
worth worth Dakota. They were accom-
r paalea home by Mrs. Shaugh-
n ssssy,s brother, Howard Crockett,
nas. ",ii De guest of the Shaugh-
lay, nome until his parents are
'e, NED IN their new western home
ve word has been received this
NJ. A oy the Mueller family that
Ms; Mueller and daughter, Anna
Eal; and Mr.. and Mrs. C. IA,
no..s !. and Tommy plan to start
TSrsa the latter part Of the week week
tim - nave spent this week in q
Ea,, % San Diego and Tiajuana
eIle0. Mrs. Mueller and dauph a
Mrs ld w y visited in Pasadena with