The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1934-08-23
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. DeHaven drove
to Paterson Monday to bring their
son Clyde home. He has been working
there. While hunting for arrowheads
near Whitcomb in the sand dunes,
they uncovered an Indian SHELTON.
The Women's Democratic study club
will meet at the Kennewick park on
Thursday, August 80, 2 pm. This will
be an open meeting. JAS. K. Mitchell
and Knute Hill have been asked to be
speakers of the afternoon. The Pasco
and Prosser clubs have been invited.
Mrs. L. ". Corfman of Spokane,
who is the house guest of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. w. S. Green, received tel
eeram Tuesday telling of the death
of her brother, George Shook, 72, in
the hospital in Kansas City. Bur1ai
will be made in his home town OF To-
peka today. .,-...
Mr.. and Mrs. John Keene have
spent several days at the home OF Mr..
Keen's uncle, L. M. Keene and fam
ilv. Mr.. Keene has been onion In
spector at Walla Walla and Dayton
and they are on their way to visit IN
Prosser before going to the fruit dis
tricts. biz
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Puckett and
Miss Grace Mcdonald Of Seattle, Mrs.
Dale Glenn and two children OF Pull
man. Mr.. and Mrs. John Brannon OF
Moscow, Idaho, Willis McGhan and
SON Bob of Yakima were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. 81. w. Pickett.
They are all relatives Of the Pucketts.
The Misses Ruth and Verdella Muel-
Ter, Gertrude Nichalous, Imogene Ror-
ick. Alice Altrogge, Marjorie Minert,
Lois abbey, Anon Mueller, John Vib-
Der, Joe Riley, Robert Williams, Paul
Moore, Winton Vincent and Lawrence
Towers made up a group OF young
people who enjoyed picnic at Sac
ajewea park Wednesday evening.
Richard Washburn Of Monroe is
visiting at the home of his grand
father, R. A. Oliver and family and
other relatives. He is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. w. S. Washburn, former
Kennewick residents. His brother,
Bob, has returned to his home in Moi
roe after spending several months
here.
Mrs. A. R. Gardner and daughter,
Jean, are expected to arrive this
evening for a visit with friends in
Kennewick. While here they will DE
the house guests of Mr.. and Mrs. z.
C. Clifford. They are on their way
home to Evanston, Ill. after spending
the summer on the coast.
Rev. and Mrs. Westfal and son Of
Salem, Ohio left this morning after
spending the weekend with Mrs.
Westfals' sister, Mrs. Walter Hulet
and family. The Westfals are on
speaking tour or Bible Chautauqua
and gave % lectures in the 10 days
on his way out here. Rev. Westfal
held meetings in Lewiston, Idaho on
Monday of this week. Their next
stop will be in Southern Idaho.
The Congressional Democratic pic
mic will be held in Pasco August rs
in Volunteer park. A basket dinner
will be served at one o'clock. Coffee
and ice tea will be served by the Wo-
mems Democratic club. Congressional
and senatorial candidates will be the
speakers of the day and the public is
invited to attend the meeting and pic
mic.
The Kennewick boys who are maxi
ing tour of the west and seeing the |
Century of Progress have reached |
Des Moines, Iowa and are having a
wonderful time, according to the word
received this morning by some Of the
parents, and are now on their way to
Chicago. They left on the 18th of |
August and plan to make the trip in
a month. The four boys are Frank
Mueller, Walter Mechanism, Algier
Petitjean and Gene Shanafelt.
@a $50 .-sr..zI
Miss Gertrude Gage left Sunday,
after spending several days in Kenne-
wick as the house guest of Miss Leone
Skeen. Miss Gage is former Ben
ton county Al club leader and home
economist and has been on a three
months study leave, and has been
doing p ost graduate work at the U.
of W. in Seattle. She will sail for
Honolulu in about two weeks, where
she is employed in the home service
work.
The Methodist Ladies aid met We'd
neSday afternoon in the church par