The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1934-07-05
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:. s;eefried is working with the
m s crew near Hover.
49,. Enid Rider spent the Fourth
). y,Js and Sunrise park.
: wallace Preston harvested his on.
-. last week. He reports good
Hazel Long, son and daughter
.ra.rell were Kennewick visitors on
~ Fourth.
=. and Mrs. Don Cresswell of Wal
w.lla spent Sunday with Mr.. Cress.
ZIP, mother, Mrs. D. F. Cresswell.
W and Mrs. Arthur Jenkyns and
.udren Of Athena, Oregon visited
Sendsy at the w. D. Moore home.
u;.. Frances White left Thursday
..-r;ne to spend q few days in Seat
Z. r;th her aunt, Mrs. John Lohius.
NJ and Mrs. C. S. Knowles have
-. ~, 4 two weeks vacation to be
Int At Portland and Seaside, Ore.
u;,. Josephine Haley and Mr.. and
A., Rernie Campbell Of Walla Walla
,;.aited at the F. A. Wright home on
saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. 81. Lohius and child
=, # Seattle spent the Fourth with
Mrs Lohius' sister, Mrs. Harvey
White and family.
yerla Ingraham, who stayed at the
wD. Moore home during the school
wear has returned to her fathers
home near Finley.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Erickson and
,on MAYNARD, drove to Sunnyside on
tbe Fourth and enjoyed a picnic din
per with relatives from Bickleton and
Yakima.
Miss Zelma Erickson returned the
evening of the Fourth with her par
ants, after spending a two weeks va
eation at Bickleton with her grand
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Slaugenhaupt
and children spent the Fourth with
Mr.. Slaugenhaupt's father, j. b.
slaugenhaupt and his sister, Mrs. F.
Green and family.
Mr. and Mrs. r. Belair and daugn-
ter, Miss Pearl, and Mr.. and Mrs.
lawrence Belair and baby Of Yaki-
ma spent the Fourth with their broth
er and uncle, A. T. Belair and fam
by.
The Misses Marion Gleason of Ken
newick and Salina Fitzpatrick, Wayne
Iivsey of Pasco and Frank Scot
spent the Fourth in Walla Walla.
They enjoyed a picnic lunch in Pion-
eer's park.
Mrs. NJ. v. Wysong returned Fri
day from Tacoma, where she attended
the grand chapter o. E. S. as delegate
from Alma Chapter. She also visited
In Seattle.
Sunday the Fairfields, Guy Lis
tons, Donahues, Standings, Winken-
verders, Ralph Reeds and Sidney Mel
sons picnicked and swan at Wallula
beach during the evening.
The ]. E. Stradling, Glen Utz, Larry
Oliver, Arthur Anderson, Mrs. L
Hampton, Mrs. Humes and the Larry
Oliver families enjoyed a picnic din
ner on the Larry Oliver lawn on the
Fourth,
On the Fourth Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Nston and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Steve Fairfield and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Crawford Donahue and children
and Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Nelson pic
nicked and swan all day at Wallula
beach.
HI. and Mrs. Herman Campbell,
M. and Mrs. Milton Libby and Mr.
and Mrs. Waggoner and children were
suests at the A. j. Thompson home
Sunday. A picnic dinner was served
On the lawn.
Mrs. Eva Birum of Yakima spent
the weekend with her son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Birum.
IN. Birum and her daughter-in-law
Eat Tuesday morning for Chicago and
ne Century of Progress. They plan
% return by the Northern route and
visit on their way home.
Ar. and Mrs. Arthur Anderson and
oanghter of Connell were Fourth CT
suly guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Larry
vnVer and Mrs. G. Humes. They
aove to Walla Walla Thursday, taxi
ne MRS. Humes with them. Mrs. An
oefson is Mrs. Humes' daughter and
Mrs. divers sister.
mrs. Mary Davis and daughters,
, Jessie Lou, Mary Alice and Peggy,
,slt Friday afternoon for their new
nome IN Walla Walla, where Mrs,
Jaws will be Benton county econo-
u.ss The Davis family was the honor
suests at a number of social affairs
uuring the past week. -.
mr. and Mrs. Chas Kruse and SON
Toward, Marion and Richard Krug OF
ooo river were guests Saturday OF
Au. and Mrs IoSanb 01brioh and