The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1934-08-09

n Keene OF ProSSer was a DuSl-
-. visitor in Kennewick Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. K. c. Clifford and sons
love to Walla Walla today.
Mrs. ]. E. Mulkey returned Friday
evening from weeks visit in Yaki-
1 Miss Edith Stradford has returned
from months vacation spent at
Omak.
Miss Nova Terri has returned from
rockingham, where she has attended
.nmmer school at the normal.
lowell Rider of Vantage was a
ueek-end visitor at the home of his
narents. Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. Rider.
Miss Martha Chellis returned Fri
dow evening from visit in Tacoma
with aunt. ~-. 80. ~. ..rrs
Mrs. W. o. Hawn and children have
returned from several days visit in
Ellensburg. -~
M. M. Moulton and c.. L. Powell re-
turned Saturday evening from the
coast, where they had attended a bar
association meeting. .
Miss Esther Moulton has returned
from Seattle, where she has done post
graduate work at the University this
summer. ..s....-. as. z
II. D. Chambers and family re-
turned Tuesday from a visit in Port
land and Vancouver. Miss Phyllis
remained for a longer visit. While
enroute they stopped at Bonneville
and saw and heard the President.
Mrs. Harley Neel, who has been
yery i'll and underwent major oper-
alton in the Pasco hospital two weeks
ago. was able to be moved to the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mechanism on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Woods and their
daughters, jeanette and Mildred Lee
left for their home in Spokane We'd
nesday after spending the weekend
with Mr.. Woods parents, Postmaster
and Mrs. F. II. Lincoln.
Delmar Paulson and Jack Harris
left Thursday for San Francisco,
where they have been transferred by
the Consolidated Truck line, and will
run between San Francisco and Twin
Falls, Idaho.
Mrs. Bertha Simsen is expecting
her daughter, Miss Louise Simsen,
who has been attending summer
school at Los Angeles, California, TO
arrive the end of the week for va
cation.
Otto Reese and his sister Miss Hull
da Reese drove to Bonneville Friday
and spent the weekend with relatives
in Hood River. They were accom-
panied by their nephew Gerald Fos-
ter, who has spent the past month at
the Reese home.
Mrs. G.. Humes returned Sunday
evening from Connell, where she had
visited her daughter, Mrs. Arthur Ar
derson. She accompanied Mrs. Ander-
son home from Spokane hospital,
where Mrs. Anderson recently under
went a major operation.
Mrs. Cora McKain and Mrs. Zaida
Durbin entertained at dinner Tuesday
eevning, in honor of Miss Mabel
Hughes birthday. Covers were laid
Tor eight. The decorations were clev-
er place cards, candles and roses.
The st. Elizabeth Altar society of
st. oJseph's Catholic church will hold
Silver Tea between 2:30 and 80 in
the afternoon of Thursday, August
10, at the home of Mrs A. F. Brown.
Everyone welcome. Come and bring
your friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Parker of Fin
ley have had their son and daughter
m-law. Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Parker,
OF California as their guests this week
and their two BOYS. Gordon and Dom
ald and joyce and Mr.. Clifford White.
Ihey left Wednesday evening to visit
MRS. L. p. Parker's sister and brother
IN Idaho and Montana.
MIR. and Mrs. Stanley Wright and
y! MT and Mrs. Lou Galloway of Walla
waila stopped Sunday to visit Mr.. and
MRS W. w. Wrinkle, former Walla
malla residents. Mr.. Wrinkle is with
.ne Twin City Motor company. Mr..
wright is deputy county treasurer Of
Walla Walla county and Mr.. Galloway
Is, Is with Marshall Galloway Hennessey.
,ney were returning from the Coulee
Russ Harrington and Frank Oliver
accompanied E. S. Black to Bothell
WIN truck Thursday morning and
VIII return with the furniture of j.
o. heeney tomorrow evening. Mr..
iheeney will be the new coach in the
iocai schools. His wife and four
lInIldren, all of school age; will arrive
Mrs. Ray Ferrin of Portland arriv-
50 TINS week to visit her parents, Mr..
ano Mrs. M. Schuster in East Kenne-
WICK. She brought home her little
lelce, Barbara Jean Schuster, who has
peen visiting at the Ferrin home in
IIortianad for several weeks. Barbara
oean interviewed President when he
visited in Portland.
A. evangelist John A. Linn, pastor of