The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1934-10-18
= paul Richmond underwent
MIS-; s, loneration Wednesday.

= and Mrs. Carl Gilispie are
vi, .,ents of a daughter born on
saturday. ,,
- son was born Monday at the
a, g hospital to Mr.. and Mrs.
leonard Kinkaid. 81
Mss Mildred Crawford return
y Monday from a vacation spent
!. the coast cities.
lark Carlson of Paterson under
.", an appendicitis operation at
=. pasco hospital this morning.
virgil Masters left Wednesday
..r;no for Wenatchee to bring
Ms Masters home, after spending
syeral weeks there. i
Yrs Kesler Campbell and two
.,;idren returned Sunday from We
...tshee, where they had visited
,satiyes for several weeks.
frances Eillers, Russell Clark
,,d Edward Dvorak arrived We'd
Ssday from Costa Meta, Califor-
"a 10 visit with Mr.. and Mrs. John
~
larson.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Plowman
nd their house guests, Mr.. and
4 Mrs. Paul Gilispie of California,
wre Walla Walla visitors Sunday
4 ttsrnoon.
The Kennewick Women's Demo-
4 nstic club will meet October 25 at
4 NJ home of Mrs. L. M. Keene. Mrs.
G ]. Brand will be in charge of
Tie program.
Russell Elliott, r. Alexander and
Marvin Knopps left Saturday for
lie Tucannon in the Blue smoun-
ains, where they planned to go
deer hunting.
Mrs. Frank White and Mrs. E.
4 Brand attended the meeting and
PARTY given by the Franklin coun-
u Women's Democratic club Sat-
rday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Dill. b
F. H. Lincoln, Mrs. l.. M. Keene,
Mrs. w. G. O'Neil and Mrs. Harold
Himmelsbach attended the demo-
ratio party given Saturday eve
hing, when Senator and Mrs. Dill
and Congressman and Mrs. Knute
Hill were present.
Mrs. w. j. Barnes returned this
week from visit in Spokane with
Ter daughter, Margaret. Miss Mar
garet left the first of the week for.
Washington, d. c., where she has
accepted a position in the Civil
Service department.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Gilispie left
Wednesday for their home at
Marysville, California, after spend
Ing the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
81. B. Plowman. They were friends
II the Plowmans when both fam
lilies lived in Minot, N. d.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mat Millak and
family have arrived from Bend,
Oregon and are moving to their
new home, which they recently
purchased from Lee Tauscher. The
place is about four miles from
Eennewick on the Finley highway.
Many of the local Luther League
MEMBERS of the English Lutheran
:hurch attended the Yakima Luth-
q League last Sunday. Rev. Har-
i I'D Hammer delivered the morn
ng sermon, "Down with Defeat
sm." Ellensburg was also repre-
xnted.
Mrs. E. G. Lape returned Tues
by from Missoula, Montana, where
de had spent several days visit
hg relatives. She accompanied
II. Lape's mother, Mrs. Martin
hpe of Chicago, that far on her
aturn home after spending sever
\ months at the Lape home.
Henry Gattke and daughter,
Hiss Dorothy and son Ernest, ar
4 aVed Friday from Rolla, N. D. to
4 nst Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Albrecht
nd family in East Kennewick.
They left today for their home in
Y1adena, California. Mr.. Gattke
ia brother of Mrs. Albrecht.
D.. 81. A. Thorson, Seamen's
Yorker, San Francisco will con-
met an illustrated lecture, "The
Aamen's Mission at Work" at the
INST English Lutheran church, on
lone street. No admission, but
liver collection will be taken. The
luther League is sponsoring this
Rogram.
Mr.. and Mrs. William L. FELTON,,
= left for their home in Seattle
Wednesday, after spending the
Weekend with Mr.. Felton's par
Ms, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. FELTON,
the Highlands. They were ac-
@mpanied home by Mrs. FELTON,,
Y, who will visit relatives on the
"ast for several weeks. --~
Il B. Schwellenbach, candidate
W United States senator, will
peak in front of the Liberty the
.ae Friday afternoon, October 10
1880 pm. Knute Hill is expected
Soe present and give a short adj
sasss. Mr.. Schwellenbach will speak
ss evening at 8 pm. at the Insti-
Aaonal church in Pasco.
and Mrs. w. l.. Craver or
.eeEater were Kennewick WISH
I w Tuesday. They were accom-
Fsaed by their house guests, Mrs.
pa ,sa Watson and daughter, Miss
aoseila of Longview. Mrs. Wat
Sa and daughter were former res
ssnts Of Kennewick nine years
80 when Rev. Watson was vicar of
De- 81. Paul Episcopal church. Miss
'ssila entered Whitman college
"a student this year.
~, mrs: Perry Soth and sons, Bob
~ DICK, and Mrs. Perry's moth