The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1934-03-29

ing - and Mrs. Emil Albrecht and
~. Miss Louise, and Mrs. Carl
aSsaaursganthal were Walla Walla visitors
sa ~ a Wegner returned to his of
IN rnesday after having been away
n ias ; week enjoying the effects of a
s0a n. Raglan. sr., who has been a
M Of the Linn hospital for sever
PEaaLs was able to return to mis-
home Monday. . !.
1.oL after the heating of his cherry
y ~, m the River Road. He reports
=. . l;t1e damage in that section so far.
pu Mrs Raw Ferrin and brother, Cecil
c,huster of Portland arrived Sunday
s snend a few days with their par
suts Mr.. and Mrs. M. Schuster in
East Kennewick. @
Gertrude Hass, daughter of Mrs.
nan Thomson of Yakima, underwent
- annendicitis operation in the Yak
ina hospital recently. She is report
al as recovering nicely.
Waldo Skuse, Benton county agent,
and John Ferguson, Highland ranch
~ were business visitors in White
pluffs and Hanford Monday in the in
tarest of the Corn and Hog program.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Evans IF
walla Walla and their son and his
rife Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Evans of
paseo. were Sunday guests of their
consin. Mrs. T. w. Payne. Emett
evans was one of the singers in the
Orpheus club.
The general aid of the Methodist
church met Wednesday at the home Of
Mrs. D. F. Cresswell, sr. The hostesses
for the afternoon were Mrs. A. c..
Anon and Mrs. L. H. Raymond. The
fourth division of the aid met at the
home of Mrs. T. B. Hauschild.
Quite number of golfers took adj
vantage of the fine spring weather
Sunday and made a round or two of
the course, which has been put into
fairly good shape. Further improve
ments are being made this week un-
der the direction of Don Thompson.
Monday, April 9, at the Business
meeting Of the Business and Profess
sional Women's club, which will be
held in the club rooms at 8 o'clock,
the nomination of officers will take
place. A good attendance is requested
and plans for the Apple Blossom ball
will be completed at that time.
Successful fisherman may be better
rewarded than the mere satisfaction
Of bringing home meat for the family
dinner. In addition to Mr.. Plowman's
offer for the biggest bass, Austin's
Sporting store at Pasco is also offer
ing prizes for the biggest catches.
See rules of the contest in this issue.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Eakin and son,
Tommy, and Mrs. I. N. Mueller and
son, Frank, and daughter, Anna
Marie, drove to Dayton and spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Harold G..
Robertson, former Kennewick resi-
dents. Mr.. Robertson was recently
transferred from the local P. P. & l..
company sales office to Dayton.
Mrs. Ben Hawkins was able to leave
the Linn hospital Sunday after being
patient there for several weeks. She
will have to remain in bed for several
weeks at her home it is stated. Mrs.
Leonard Kinkaid, who also has been
q patient there for some time, was
able to be moved Sunday to the home
OF her husbands parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. S. Kinkaid.
Ethel Watts, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. A. Watts of East Kennewick,
celebrated her fourteenth birthday
Sunday with party entertaining Ia
couples of her boy and girl friends.
flames were the diversion of the aft
ernoon. A large and beautiful birth
Gay cake was the center of attraction
Of the refreshment table, which was
baked by Mrs. Amanda Taylor.
Editors of the valley received q
special invitation to ride on the new
sueamllned Union Pacific train which
goes thru here tomorrow morning.
mmle the train will stop only its reg
olar time, many of the school children
viii De on hand to view the newest
development in transportation. The
Maln Is on exhibit in Yakima and
naila Walla only on this trip thru
the valley. @5--.sz.
;: Montney of Hedges and A. Wilke
u hennewick are patients at the Ken
MWlck sanitarium. Lambert Hess was
soie to be moved from the hospital to
me nome of his aunt, Mrs. T. C..
browne. on the Highlands Friday, af-
ar oeing patient in the hospital for
several days suffering from an at
e sseA OF appendicitis. He returned TO
MS work in the E. C.. Smith Motor
S sy,mpany Monday morning. Miss
s,aays Sellick, who has been ill, has
sOle TO the home of her parents, Mr..
saa Mrs. Ed Sellick,- near Finley to
temperate.