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Evening star., 1934-01-27

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Evening star., 1934-01-27
Sen.e of Incomnletion.

'How did you like my radio talk on
current events?"
1T seemed kind Of incomplete to me-"
answered Senator Sorghum. "It didn't
contain . word about coffee, tooth paste
or patent medicine"
Evening star., 1934-01-27

Jud Tunkins says individuals have
about as much chance in an election
the Ten Commandments to a cattle
herd in . stampede.
Evening star., 1934-01-27
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Evening star., 1934-01-27

The Magician at the Opry House.
When . magician comes along
Commanding admiration strong,
Applause will come from far and wide,
The crowd Is always on his side.
Although you know since long ago
The small deceptions of his show,
You must with care preserve your tact
And not attempt to spoil the act.
Spectators very frankly say
It's for deception that they pay,
And he Is in a sorry fix
Who ventures to expose his tricks.
Evening star., 1934-01-27


Brace G Co.
Dora Swift, when she writes from her
sick bed to her sister-in-law, Deborah
Murdle, and asks her to come to her
country home, six miles from Faydon
Mil, to live and care for her children
after her approaching death. knows
that she Is asking = great deal. but
does not realie how much. Mrs. Muir
die, in consenting to become foster
mother to her brothers two children.
Tom and Judith, shudders at exchang-
ing the pleasant hustle Of town life to
which she is accustomed for "the
stark, wind-swept wilderness" Of the
moors; but she appreciates the COM
penSations that she will no longer be
obliged to worry about money matters,
nor to endure being treated as an in
ferior by Mrs. Leighton-Bassett, whose
housekeeper she has been for four
years. There Is also the children's
point Of view. Had they known what
It all meant that their mother was
dead, not just gone away" they would
not have chosen their hard-faced aunt
as their guardian, but would have pre-
ferred to be left alone with the pleasant
maid, Janet, whom they love. The
story is Q simple one, told appealingly,
without attempted literary art. As the
children grow older and Judith's love
affair complicates relations with their
aunt (Mrs. Murdle is not sympathetic
toward young love), hostility increases.
In the end youth wins, and over the
tragedy Of Mrs. Murdle no one mourns.
Janet and Sam, the gardener-coach-
man, play . not unimportant part in
the family intrigues. Mild melodrama
and some Of the old-fashioned fiction
conventions 20 into the making Of the
tale. Martin Armstrong Is the author
of mr. Darby" and Lovers Leap"
Evening star., 1934-01-27

Recognition Of Genius.
did you understand all the points
made by that eloquent speaker"
I didn't try" answered Miss Cay
enne. THAT man is as smart as Elm
stein himself. You are not supposed
to understand him"
Money" said Hi Ho, the sage Of
Chinatown, "is like the weather, which
brings either comfort or distress. All
we really know about it is that 1t is in
evitable"
La gaceta., 1934-07-06
LAS SIAMESAS
PERSISTEN EN- OBTENER
UNA LICENCIA DE
MATRIMONIO !

New York, Julio 6.-Violeta
Hilton y su prometido Mauricio
L. Lambert, i~nsisten en- obtener
una licencia de matrimonio.
Violeta esta unida fisicamen-
tie a su hermana Daisy, que ha
dado su consentimiento para la
boda.
Ell estado de New York dene-
go aver La licencia, sosteniendo
q. Lambert al casarse con Vio-
leta tambien Sc casa con Dali
sy, porque las hermanas nacie-
ron juntas, por obra de la ma
turaleza, y no pueden separar :
Sc. New Jersey no quiso dar la
licencia, por identicos motives.
La enamorada DECLARE a los
periodistas que ira a Elkton,
Maryland, a solicitar la licencia
La gaceta., 1934-07-06
FERRARA HABLO ANTE
Ell INSTITUTE DE ASUN'
TOS PUBLICOS

Habana, julio 6.-Ante Ell
Institute de Asuntos P1blicos
rronunci6 anodhe IN discurso
ell DR.. Orestes Ferrara, ex-se-
cretario de estado de Cuba.
Ferrara dijo que no seria di-
ficil una soluci6n de los pro-
tblemas Pan-Americanos, 81 to,
das las naciones americans
sumergieran sus egoismos j
sus pequenas diferencias.
Ia dnica ~dificultad en- ell ca
mino de un entendimiento eco.
.n6mico-dijo-son los exagera.
dos principles nacionalistas de
Jos paises pequenos, No pode
mos hablar de hermandad cor
cuando IN hermano lie.
sea destruir al otro por medic
del hambre."
La gaceta., 1934-07-06
NO SIC ACEPTO LA RENUN-
CHA A MIGUEL MARIANA

Habana, julio ga las 2:30
de la tarde termino aver Ell con-
sejo de secretaries, no aceptan
dose la renuncia al DR.. Miguel
Mariana Gomez, alcalde de la
Habana.
Sabese que ell presidente Men
theta hara declaraciones poll
ticas en- esta semana.
Ell DR.. Agustfn Acosta, secre
tario de la p~residencia, di6 una
nota diciendo que Sc acept6 la
renuncia a Mario Diaz Cruz, el
nuevo secretario sin cartera,
que ~desempenaba I'm puesto de
consejero de estado.
Ell nuevo secretario de ms
trucci6n p1blica. Sr. Medardo
Vitiers, Sc Interest por ell esta-
do del estudiante Talavera, que
mantiene la huelga del hambre.
Acordo ell consejo que ell Sc
cretario de gobernaci6n Sc ha-
ga cargo del personal y de la
,policfa del Capitolio.
La gaceta., 1934-07-06
|RETIRADA LA ACUSACION
CONTRA Ell LEADER OBRE-
RO POULNOT

A petici6n del teniente de pc
licia Eddnigs, que retro la acu
saci6n, ell juez Watkins dispu-
so aver la libertad incondicio-
nal del leader obrero E. F. Poul
not, al que Sc arrestara por pa
labras dichas en- I'm mitin, en- la
plaza de la corte.
Sc aplic6 ell mismo proceed
miento a Charles M. Benson,
companero de Poulnot.
Representation a los acusa =
dos los letrados Morris M. Gil
vens Y Antonio A. Fernandez.
AL ordenar la libertad de e.
SOS trabajadores, ell juez les
dijo que no debian incitar a la
rebellion y mucho menos a que
fuesen atacadas las propieda-
des de los ciudadanos de Tam
pa.
"Yo no he hecho tai cOsa-
contest6 Poulnot-. Pero man.
tengo ell derecho O hablar en-
p6bico." ~tWH
La gaceta., 1934-07-06
GUIABA SU AUTOMOVII
A

Ell juez Cornelius, de la corte
del condado, firm6 aver una or
den de arresto contra la Sra. M.
A. Verilla, residente en- la casa
mum. 1908 de la Gale Jefferson,
a quien Sc acusa de guar su au-
hallandose borracha.
La orden de arresto Sc extern
do como resultado de un acct
dente automovilista ocurrido ell
pasado viernes, en- el Boulevard
Tampa Bay.
Ell autom6vil que guiaba la
Sra. Verilla choc6 con ell de A.
.lTarasota, ciudadano residente
IN ell 2019 de la Octava ave.
La gaceta., 1934-07-06
BOMBAS Y BOTELLAS DE
LIQUiDO INFLAMABLE

Habana, Julio 6.-Varias
bombas hicieron aver explosion
en- esta capital y los terroristas
.lanzaron ademas dos botellas
conteniendo liquido inflama-
BILE.
A las 11:45 explot6 un arte-
facto en- la cafeteria Tupi, situa
da en- la Gale de Obrapia. Cal.
cdlase que esta bomba tenfa 80
libras de dinamita.
Asegdrase que I'm autom6vi
color verde, con un letrero que
dice eel Vengador," coloc6 la
bomba en- csc lugar.
En- la Gale de Compostela er
ire Tejadillo y Empedrado sc
recogi6 un artefacto, siendC
lanzado al mar.
Otra bomba hizo explosion
en- la Gale de Manrique, rom
piendo cristales; otra explotG
en- la esquina de San Nicolas y
San LaZaro; otra en- Madrid Y
Penalver, destrozando una ca
ia del servicio telefonico de la
policia, y una botella de liqui-
do inflamable Sc trio contra la
botica de O'Farrill, en- la Who.
ra, cuyo dueno compra en- la
idrogueria Sara.
Maria Teresa Lopez, una EN-
pleada de la Compania Telef6-
MICA, reside en- la casa de la ca
lie de Manrique donde explo-
to la bomba.
Entire los ciudadanos deteni.
dos aver figuran Hilda Gomez
Miguel Cuesta, Rolando Ma
chado, Rosa Villar, Hilda Pc.
droso y Carmen Hernandez.
La gaceta., 1934-07-06
NO LIE FUE REBAJADA LA
FIANZA A LEAVINE

ResoEviendo IN recurso de ha
rbeas corpus establecido a favor
de Ed Leavine, ell juez de la cor
tie del circuito Sr. Sparkman, Sc
neg6 aver a rebajar la fianza
de $4,000 cue a csc individuo
senalara ell juez Petteway, de la
corte de 10 criminal.
Sc opuso a la rebaja ell fiscal
del condado, C. j. Hardee, y ar
gument6 a favor ell joven abo-
igado Osmond R. Bic.
L. D. Simmons, secretario de
a corte de 10 criminal, testimo-
MO que en- casos parecidos Sc
han fijado menos atlas.
La gaceta., 1934-07-06
LA CONVERSION DE UNOS
BONOS DEL

Los comisionad0s del cOnda-
do rechazaron aver una pro :
posici6n de conversion de 568
mil pesos en- bonos, hecha por
.un agente de la compania Stra
nahan, Morris & Otis, de New
York, corredores de bonos.
Una reunion Sc efectuara ell
Ivenidero lunes a la que seran
invitados los banQueros y los
directories de la Liga de contri-
buyentes del condadO.
tEsa corporation, por conduc-
to de Malvern Hill, su agente,
ofrece la conversion mantenien
do ell mismo interes y con un
por ciento de comisi6n.
John B. Sutton, abogado del
condado, recomend6 a los CO.
misionados que resuelvan este
asunto cuanto antes, porque de
10 c0ntrario arrojaran mayores
cargas sobre los contribuyen-
ties.
La gaceta., 1934-07-06
DICE QUE VARIOS HON
BRES LIE SECUESTRARON
Y LIE ~MALTRATARON

AL condestable Fred Newber
ger, del ditrito de Sulphur
Springs, denunci6 aver ]. c..
Hudson, de 46 amos, que ell pa
sado martes varios hombreS lie
secuestraron y lie llevaron a un
Sosque, donde 10 maltrataron.
Los tres hombres penetraron
en- ell establecimiento del Sr.
Hudson, situado en- la avenida
Florida, diciendo que eran dipu
tados del sheriff.
Atribuye 10 sucedido a falsos
lrumoreS q. circular sobre su vi
da privada.
La gaceta., 1934-07-06
CORTE DE POLICIA

Por marcharse del lugar don
de ocurriera un accidente antes
de que llegara la policia, ell juez
Watkins, impuso aver SIS de
multa al ch2fer Frank Flynn,
de un automovil de alquiler.
Ademas Sc lie cargo una null
ia de 25 por guar con descui-
do.
AL negro d. Bass, cuyo auto
m6vil choc6 con ell de Flynn Sc
lie conden6 a pagan S25 de null
ia 0 pasar 25 dias en- la carcel.
Multa de $50 Sc lie cobr6 a
Jack Grantham, acusado de que
guiaba su automovil bajo la in
flrencia de bebidas alcoholics.
La gaceta., 1934-07-06
MIGUEL MARIANA MAN.
TIENE SU

Habana, Julio 6.-El DR.. Mi
guel Mariana Gomez, jefe del
particle Acci6n Republican,,
mantbene la renuncia de su
pGesto de alcalde Y dice que no
al prop6sito de hpstili-
gar al gobierno, sino de rehuir
mayores responsibilities.
Los amigos del DR.. Gomez
apoyan la actitud de este, favo-
rable al a~lejamiento del gobier
no.
La gaceta., 1934-07-06

Dej6 de existir en- la madru.
gada de hoy la distinguida Sra.
Elvira Alfonso y Gomez, madre
politica del Sr. Armando Calvo,
en- su hogan de la Decima ave
nida n1mero 1909.
I'm mes dur6 la grave enter
medal de la Sra. Alfonso.
Ell sepelio esta fijado para
las cinco de la tarde de hoy.
A su hijo politico, Sr. Arman
do Calvo; sus hijas Virginia
Calvo, Albertina Morales, Os-
car y Francisco Alfonso, de N.
York, su hermana Carlota Co
mez y sus nietos, Armando Cal
vo, Jr., Alfonso Calvo, Olivia,
Coralia, Humberto, Carlos y Os
ear, enviamos nuestra expire
sion de condolencia.
La gaceta., 1934-07-06
MANIFESTO DEL ABC

Habana, Julio 6.-Circula
hoy un extenso manifesto de la
sociedad ABC explicando su
conducta desde los dfas del 60
bierno de Grau hasta la fecha.
LA revolution esta aun por
hacer; pero nosotros todavia
no dispOnemos de la necesaria
preparation para verificarla".
Sc pide a los abeceistas que
mantengan su fe en- la s0ciedad
Y que al mismo tempo la inspi-
rem a los demas.
La gaceta., 1934-07-06
RENUNCTO Ell CAPTAIN
JUAN RIVERA

Habana, Julio ga la Sen
cretaria de Estado Sc comuni-V
CO hoy que ell captain de COM
bate Juan Rivera, agregado a
la embajada de MEXICO, re-
renunci6 su puesto y regresaras
a la Habana.
Rivera parece d~escontento
con los 1ltimos acontecimientos
en- la marina nacional, que lie
dieron ell mando al exalistado
Gonzalez.
La gaceta., 1934-07-06
TONIC POSSESSION UN SECRE
TARIO SIN CARTERA

Habana, julio Gel DIR. Ma
rio Dfaz Cruz, nuevo s~ecretario
sin cartera en- ell gabinete de
Mendieta, tom6 possession en- la
tarde de aver.
Pertenece ell DR.. Diaz Cruz
a la sociedad ABC y ha dirigi-
do una carta al Consejo Central
diciendo que aceptando esa cal
terra cree cumplir con sus de.
tbereS patri6ticos.
La gaceta., 1934-07-06
MAClON
DEL PUERTO

En- ell dia de aver llegaron a
puerto los vapores Alabama Gu
ba, Gulfstate, Kalimba y Veer-
haven, y motonave Truxton.
Solamente Sc hizo a la mar ell
Cuba ,rumbo a los puertos de
Su itinerario.
La gaceta., 1934-07-06
ENFERMO Ell A
FLETCHER

Washington, julio 6.-Pas6
aver ell dia en- sus habitaciones,
l~igeramente enfermo, ell sena-
dor Fletcher, de la Florida.
Ell medico que lie asiste reco-
mienda Sc lie traslade a un lu-
gar menos caluroso que Wash
ington.
La gaceta., 1934-07-06
Cumpleano

La distinguish DANA, Sra.
Juana Walls, madre de la inte-
ligente Srta. Carmen Walls, con
duena de la botica Ritz, cum
pile hoy setenta amos de edad.
En- su Residential, GIT de la
Ounce avenida, recibira a sus
amistades, aun cuando no feste
jara ell onomastico.
La gaceta., 1934-07-06

NotGS de duet0
En- la tarde de hoy recibira Sc.
pultura ell cadaver de la respeta
bic DANA Sra. Sara Capablan-
ca, esposa amantisima de nues-
tro estimado companero, Sr.
Arturo Capablanca.
Partira ell cortejo de la ave-
nida II numero 1908. Sus amis
tades la rendiran ell dltimo tfi-
buto.
Reciba su espOsO, sUs hernia
nos Rogelio y Pedro Morej6n,
residences en- Cuba, Y hermanas
Corina Valverde, Sofia Barrios
y Manuela Echevarria, de Tam
pa, nuestro mas sentido pesa :
me.
La gaceta., 1934-07-06
DEFUNClONES

Esta senalado para las cinco
de la tarde de hoy ell sepelio de
la conocida dana Sra. Sara Ca
pablanca, de SO amos, esposa
del Sr. Arturo Capablanca.
Saldra ell cortejo funebre de
la casa mum. 1908 de la Once
.avenida.
SObreviven a la Sra. Capa-
blanca, ademas de su esposo,
dos hermanos, Rogelio Y Pedro
Morej6n, y tres hermanas, Sras
.Carina Valverde, Sofia Barrios
y Manuela Echeverria.
Ell cadaver recibira sepultu-
ra EN- ell cementerio Woodlawn.
Falleci6 aver en- ell domicilio
de su madre, Sra. Rosa Sha-
traw; ell j6ven Manuel j. AL
mas, de % amos.
Sobreviven a Alma siete her
manas v cuatro Ihermanos.
Partira ell sepelio de la ca
sa mum. 22O9 de la Gale Platt.
La gaceta., 1934-07-06
S0CIALES
UnQ invitGci6n

Una inUitGci6n
De la Seccion de instruction
del Circulo Cubano para los exa
menes de pintura que tendran
efecto en- la sala escuela de esa
sociedad, ell pr6ximo domingo,
a las 2 de la tarde.
Muy apreciada.
La gaceta., 1934-07-06

M prOdue4O EdsteTOle @huyente "a
eoAoI y 10 ReenpIaza CON un estate
ae b~ienestar exquisite y cMamAneas
UF0tese suavemente La parte afeetaAa.
Es un unEtieutO blanco y limpiO,
elabOradO de aceite de m~ostaxa. M.
dele de prOcuraR hoy mismo eI
1usteRole en- su 1arxnacfa. Precaoaa
NC. y o6c. ORC americana en- mOtem
y tuboss fanatic de hospital SSOo
= americana. .
@UPERA A CUALQUTER sTNAPRNE0
PARCHO DIE HzOSTAZA.
La gaceta., 1934-07-06

LIE deseamos toda suerte de
felicidades en- SUI dia.
Una juntn
i La Srta. Ofelia Rodriguez,
secretaria del Souvenir Social
Club, eta a todos los miembros
lpara la junta extraordinaria dc
phoy en- ell local de la Gale II MI.
mero PALS.
Por ser de suma importancia
los auntos a tratar, Sc suplica
la asistencia de todos.
'NotG
Solamente por atender los
Iasuntos del dia redacto la GRO.
,nica de hoy.
Dejo para manana las notas
tpendientes, por encontrarme
enfermo.
Gracias. J !
: Cesar RiVero.
La gaceta., 1934-07-06

LIE deseamos toda suerte de
felicidades en- SUI dia.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1934-10-25

Miss Ola Mae Elliott of W.S.C.
spent the weekend with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Elliott.
j. Brock of Tacoma was a bust
ness visitor in Kennewick Monday
and was a guest at the Frank Wis
ger home.
The English Lutheran Ladies
have postponed their annual Turkey
dinner from November 2 to No
,vember ID.
Miss Ola Mae Elliott, who is a
student at w. S. c., spent the week
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. T. Elliott.
John Vibber, who is taking a
pharmacy course at W.S.C. spent
the weekend with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. n. R. Vibber.
Wynn Gascoigne of Seattle was
a business visitor in Kennewick
the first of the week. He is a for
mer Kennewick resident.
Senator Charles F. Stinson was
a business visitor in Kennewick on
Monday while on his way to at
tend waterway meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curt Gerards left
Wednesday afternoon for Walla
Walla where they will spend a
weeks vacation visiting relatives.
Miss Laura Zwanzig left We'd
nesday morning for her home in
Seattle after spending the week
end with her mother, Mrs. N. G.
Zwanzig. 5...,u. ID -
Miss Marie Gerards left for her
home in Walla Walla Sunday after
weeks visit with her brother and
sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Curt
Gerards. -s.e. '-..t.-. --as
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo w. Skuse
and Miss Opal jenkins were in
Prosser Friday, assisting a group
from w. S. C. conduct turkey
dressing demonstration. .
Miss Marie Gerards returned on
Sunday evening to her home in
Walla Walla after spending a week
with her brother and sister-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Curt Gerard.
Miss Margaret Crawford and
Miss Elsie Turner spent Thursday
and Friday in Yakima. Miss Turn
er attended the teachers institute
anad Miss Crawford visited friends.
Mr.. Robertson, travelling Pacific
freight agent of Yakima, was a
business visitor for several days
the last of the week. He was the
guest of c.. A. Crawford while here.
Mrs. G. A. Crawford left last
Wednesday for Chicago, where she
will attend the fair and visit a
sister. She will visit Mr.. Craw-
ford's sister at Cleveland, Ohio be-
fore returning to Kennewick.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1934-10-25

Mr.. and Mrs. F.. Y. Mat rs went
to Pasco to the banquet Civ"n by
the Auxiliary OF the SpinISh Ann
erican wa" veterans Saturday eve
ming.
Mrs. Virgil Masters returned
from 0rondo, where she has been
working. Mrs. J. r. GOwing brot
he home.
The Junior al club with Mable
johnson, leader, met at Ernest
Sherys for a business meeting on
Sunday.
Harold Gerards and wife were
Sunday callers at the Awkward
home.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Blayden Of
Boardman, Oregon were Sunday
visitors at the boran Blayden
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Awkward took din
ner Sunday in Pasco at the j.
Penny home.
Mrs. Falque has gone to Walk
er Pit for a visit.
Velma Morton and Fay Strope
went to Pasco TO visit Grace Kelley
for the weekend.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1934-10-25

The Arts and Crafts club togeth-
er with the Ladies Aid prepared a
friendship quilt and presented il
to Mrs. Kincheloe as a surprise on
Monday afternoon in the parlors
of the church.
Members of the faculty and
school of Pasco furnished the en-
tertainment for PIT. A. Friday
evening. A very interesting time
was reported.
Cecil Young and wife of Una
pine were Sunday visitors 1T The
Young home.
Dorothy Weber and children Of
Hanford are visitors at the home of
her mother, Mrs. C. b. Hamlet.
Mrs. Edwin Stanton is visiting
in Pasco this week.
Yves Hockersmith is moving in
to the house recently vacated by
the .Tibbets family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cronkhite and Mr..
and Mrs. Lechelt are visiting with
friends in Portland. .-
Gus Kuh and Allan Ellington
came home from Teton Saturday,
where they have been working.
Mr.. Adams is moving onto the
E. C.. Morton place.
Stanley Day and Emil Jeske
came down from Wenatchee Sum-
day for a few days visit, after
which they will go on to Califor-
MIA for the winter.
George Baze and daughter, Edna
came home from Wenatchee SUM-
day. -
The community is invited to turn
out Thursday and help in putting
in the cinder walks and other pro-
jects planned for the school. The
board is remodeling the assembly
room and making a gymnasium
for the grade school. An all-day
meeting is planned with the ladies
furnishing the eats.
Mrs. Bob Perkins was called to
Moscow, Idaho by the serious ILL
ness of her brother, Rev. Purdy.
Mrs. Marion Masters, Mrs. Ger
trude Kinnamon, and Mrs. Ayl-
ward spent the day Tuesday at the
Harold Gerards home quilting.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1934-10-25

marriage in Spokane of Mrs. Mae
Rhodes to Mr.. Peabody. Mrs.
Peabody was supply teacher in the
seventh grade in Finley last year.
The Kincheloe family left Tues
day for Pullman. We regret very
much to see them leave and ex-
tend to them our best wishes in
their new home.
Mrs. C. B.Hamlet returned on
Tuesday from Hanford, where she
has been employed in the apples.
Francis Gutman and Carl Blum
of Hancock, Michigan are visiting
their uncle, ohm Gutman and fam
lily. s...
F. E. Masters returned Saturday
from Walla Walla, where he has
been receiving treatment at the
Veterans hospital.
E. G. Peterson is having a sale
Thursday and leaving for Colora-
do, where they will make their
home.
F. E. Moe of Yakima is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Shorty Erick-
son. ... .s-,-.--
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cochran
returned from Portland this week.
Mrs. Homer Franks gave q slum-
Der party Wednesday in honor of
Thelma Jean Kincheloe.
Allan Ellington and Joe Jolun
returned from Wenatchee this
week. -.. sE ri.
A surprise party was given on
Tuesday evening for the Tibbits
family, who left Wednesday for
their new home in Idaho. 9
H. A. Nelson returned Saturday
from Weiser, Idaho.
F. E. Masters was called to Los
Angeles by the serious illness Of
his mother.