The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1934-08-16
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Louis F. Kelly, deputy treasurer,
was in town Wednesday on business.
Miss Alice Altrogge returned Fri
day from months visit in Spokane.
J. K. Mcfarland, county sheriff,
was in Kennewick yesterday on busl-
ness. ~. l~.-~
Mrs. Sidney Nelson plans to leave
Saturday for three weeks visit with
friends at Davenport.
J. B. Jolliffe of the Public Works
department, who has been in Kenne-
wick for several weeks, completed his
work and left Friday for his home in
Seattle. r.
Lyle Brand brought Mrs. Brand
down from Almira, where he has been
working, Wednesday. Mrs. Brand
was taken to the Pasco hospital,
where she will be operated on today.
Mrs. Ruth Heniken was hostess to
the Christian Ladies aid at her home
Wednesday afternoon at dessert
luncheon. Mrs. Melvin Nash and Mrs.
Sidney Nelson were assistant host
esses.
Mrs. w. C. Whittemore, who has
been visiting at the I'll. w. Whittemore
home this summer, returned to Mime
apolis, MINI. to be with her youngest
daughter following an operation for
appendicitis.
L. A. Walker and wife of Seattle,
spent the weekend visiting his moth
er, Mrs. Mary A. Walker at the r. p.
Reed home. Margaret Reed and Ger
trude Gelinas, her cousin, who has
been house guest at the Reed home
for the past tive weeks, accompanied
them back to Seattle.
The republican Women's meeting
set for Tuesday evening at White
Bluffs with Mrs. Ruth Heniken, state
committeeman in charge, was call
ed off early Tuesday on account of
the three new cases of infantile par
alysis developing in that district, ac-
cording to the health officer, DR.. l..
G. Spaulding. Unless more cases de-
velop the meeting is scheduled for
Friday evening of this week to be
held in Prosser. A group of local wo-
men plan to go up.
Frank Mueller, Gene Shanafelt, AL
gier Petitjean and Walter McCamsh
left Monday morning on trip to the
Century of Progress. The boys were
graduates of the local high school
with this years class and have plan
ned the trip instead of starting their
college courses this fall. They plan
to visit the National parks of the
Middle West and see as many of the
sights as it will be possible in a
months time, and with their pooled
resources. The boys have been many
months planning and replanning their
vacation trip, and working at all the
odd jobs they could secure along with
some of their regular jobs.
Rev. H. C. Vincent left Tuesday aft.
ernoon from Wallula, where he Joined
friends and drive with them to Chi
cago and the Century of Progress
They will visit in the Middle West ant
at the national parks, and expect tt
be away about month. Rev. Vincent
will act ais chauffeur for the group
The pulpit of the M. E. church will
be filled during Rev. Vincent's alb
sence by visiting preachers, among
them will be Rev. Staines of Wall;
Walla, Nelson Pierce of Prosser an
DIR. P. H. Ashby of Walla Walla, 8
regular church services will be con
Quoted during the coming month, a
tho Rev. Vincent was here, he state
before leaving.
John Storland, an old time residen
of the valley, stopped off. in Kenne
wick this week to see some of his oil
time friends. He was on his way HON
to California after somewhat e.
tended trip thru the central state
where he was an interested spectacle
in the drought stricken area. He say
that to those who have not actual
witnessed the sight that the devast'
ton in that section is almost unb
Iievable. He says that the articles
recent issues of the Saturday Evenir
Post describing conditions there a
well written and quite true. He
much interested in the forthcomi1
elections in California and predic
that Sinclaire Lewis, the well-knoy
socialist, who is running on the Dem
cratic ticket, will win over the rath
large field of candidates. He sa
that Mr.. Lewis is the candidate of t
technocrats who have reached &C
siderable number in that state, alt
they do not call themselves Techl
Gratis.
Postmaster F. III. Lincoln was
guest at the regular meeting of
Kiwanis club Tuesday. He said t
as soon as he had the stock arran,
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