The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1934-11-08
LITTLE STORIES OF THE WEEK

and Mrs. J. S. Albee moved
v.t;ma Tuesday.
Mrs. w. C. MuldroW of
Won AM City were Kennewick visit
u Monday
c;epfried of Pullman spent
= b0O .st.end with his parents, Mr..
5 ~ NJ. J. H. siegfried.
-. George Stradford returned
IT. from a months vacation
l ss1 visiting relatives in Montana.
=. q G. Gall of Walla Walla
n', the weekend with Mr.. Gall.
Y Cali Is an instructor in the
4 T s,1 Walla schools.
Lambert Hess, who underwent
:. D : an appendicitis operation
~ weeks ago, is able to be up
~ come down town.
u;ss Marjorie McGahey. a stu
-. = w S. G. spent the week
~ with her mother, Mrs. L. G.
Srulding and family.
". and Mrs. w. ]. Mahoney and
,.nohter. Willabelle of GrandvieW,
.pent Sunday with Mrs. Mahoney's
mother, Mrs. j. c. Hogan.
NJ. and Mrs. Vern Douglas of
Nssoula, Montana arrived Tues
i,y for q few days visit with Mr..
.I Mrs. B. B. Plowman.
Hiss Bernice Meals arrived Mon
,y from California for 3 visit
,ith her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
0, Meals in Horse Heaven.
c. C. Williams returned Monday
irom Spokane where he has spent
syeral weeks with Mrs. Williams,
rho is under a specialists care.
Floyd Hutchins spent the week
nd in Seattle, where he attended
!, meeting of the Young Peoples
rouncil of the Methodist church.
Kennewick Valley grange is CIV
he another of their get-together
tfairs Friday, November 8. The
hdies are requested to bring cake.
The American Legion Auxiliary
rill sponsor q cooked food sale IN
he Hover block, next door to the
newspaper office, Saturday, No
Nmber 10.
The English Lutheran Ladies
vii have their annual turkey din
her at the church basement on
Wednesday,, November IA, 5:3O to
$50.
Fred Mills, who has been a pa
lent in the Pasco hospital for more
han a month plans to be able to
eturn to his home the last OF the
Veek.
Mrs. Loren Shoemaker was able
! be moved to her home on the
highlands Monday afternoon, after
eng a patient in the Pasco hosp1-
al for a week.
Miss Mabel Hughes and Miss
'ladys Speegle returned Tuesday
corning from Spokane, where they
pent the weekend visiting friends
nd relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Rider of Du-
ur, Oregon arrived Tuesday fer a
ew days visit with their parents,
Il. and Mrs. C. E. Lum and Mr..
nd Mrs. o. r. Rider.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bell of Sc
title, stopped Saturday to visit
II. and Mrs. o. r. Rider. Mrs.
Bell is Mrs. Riders sister. Mr..
Bell is United States Fish Conn
Missioner.
Dick Galloway of Kennewick,
Mo is a student at the Whitman
observatory Of Music, has been
.hosen as q member of the Acap-
pella Choir which assists in the
ampus veSper services.
Rev. anda Mrs. Wallace Bristor
nd children of Seattle arrived on
sunday. They will make their
lone at the vicarage, next door TO
\. Paups Episcopal church in Ken
nswick. Rev. Bristor will be In
barge of both the Kennewick and
Pssco churches.
Rev. F. N. Morton arrived Mon
by from Cashmere, for a visit at
he home of his daughter, Mrs. V.
Z Wilder and family. Mrs. Nor
on has been a guest at the Wild
z home for several weeks. Rev.
Norton is a former pastor of the
zeal Methodist church.
Miss Opal Jenkins was a Whit
tran visitor Wednesday, a guest
= the Woman's Club, where she
!aoWed her Christmas kit. Miss
Jenkins helped the club members
plain their cluh work for the COM