The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1934-07-12
-. Alma Gilbert spent the week

T,..I;e Gilbert OF CoHax spent the
18th in Kennewick with relatives.
v w. following clipping was taken
ine Tacoma Tribune of last week:
n %;.. Ann Kuh returned Friday
ling from a weeks vacation spent
y We A. Lackner and children of
1850 are guests Of the Joe Kuh
ssr,;ly near Finley.
! son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. G.
I.hnson. The young man has been
s.med Garry George.
Mics Edna Johnson OF Oakland,
r.rfornia is visiting Miss Alma Gil
- A. her home on Mob bill.
Miss Marie Larrimore Of Lewiston
~. vuest of her uncle and aunt, Mr..
"a Mrs. Carol Pratt this week.
walter Mechanism returned to his
..me saturday after being employed
: Yakima for the past two weeks.
G E. Cogswell of Grandview is a
.,est this week of his son-in-law and
laughter, Mr.. and Mrs. E. b. Behr-
Harold Mechanism arrived Wednes-
a.v from Montana for visit with his
narents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Mccain
Pat O'Neil, Gerald Britton and
Nsrk Brown returned this morning
s,orn a few days' camping trip in the.
mountains.
Earl Millican of Yakima returned
IA his home Wednesday after spend
inr the weekend as a guest at the A.
2. Mechanism home.
Mrs. Edgar Carter of Pullman is
visiting her mother, Mrs. D. ]. Ben
net on Third Avenue. Mrs. Carter is
: former Kennewick resident.
Oscar WALES and Allen Strope
have gone to work in the harvest
fields. Colonel johnson and Bill CO.
nant are working in the harvest also.
Miss Anona Langstron of Kettle
Falls, is the guest of Miss Jane Nag
lev on Avenue A. Miss Langstron
plans to leave for her home Saturday.
Nr. and Mrs. Walter Lodge of Sum
INSIDE were in Kennewick Friday.
While, here they looked after proper
" interest. They are former resi-
dents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Barnes and
daughter, Miss Hilda of Victoria, B.
C. were weekend guests of Mr..
Barnes brother, w. ]. Barnes and
family.
Miss Margaret Barnes and Jack
Mathews of Spokane spent Sunday
with Miss Barnes parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. WI. Barnes and her sister, Miss
Betty Barnes.
residing at Steilacoom since that time
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen McCaulley Of
Yakima were recent guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Green
on Riverside Drive.
Gerald Strope was thrown from a
tuck last week, and at first thought
to be seriously injured, but is able
to be out again, after being confined
to his bed for several days.
Walter Strope came down from Elk
and brought his mother and his sis
ter's children, Margaret, Alpha, Dem
ny and Bunny Chavez. They will Wis
It relatives for several weeks.
Oscar Buchanan of Yakima was g
business visitor in Kennewick today,
and while here was the house guest
OF his sister-in-taw, Mrs. J. C. Buch-
anan Of the Claybelle ranch near
Richland.
Miss Marge McReynolds of Spo-
zane spent the weekend with Miss
Ann Kuh at her home near Finley.
Hiss Kuh and Miss Reynolds ars sor-
or1ty sisters affiliated with the Alpha
!ota OF Northwestern College in Spo-
kane.
Mrs.. Arthur facets and SON A. e.
facets and daughter, Miss Edna of
portland were guests OF friends in
Aennewick Monday and Tuesday. They
1e former residents and were on the
way TO visit Mrs. aJcot's parents at
Sunnyside.
DE is survived by two sons, Howard
horton Of Steilacoom and Edward
Horton Of Seattle; daughter, Mrs.
1fetchen Smith Of Seattle, and a.
grandson, Charles Edward Horton, of
sssenaeoom. The body is at the Mel
niger mortuary.
Emma B. Tweedt, local telephone
operator is resting easy today at the
nome of her brother, Louis Tweedt
and family on Riverside Drive, while
.esoverlng from injuries received in
INJURIES received in a. fall Sunday
.Om cherry tree at the Tweedt
MRS. L. E. Johnson and son., Bob,
r%..ompanied Mrs. johnson to Ephrata
l'loay, where they will make their
aO@e for the present. Mr.. johnson is
- charge of closed bank at Ephrata.
MI ~; and Mrs. Warde johnson and
lliaren have moved from the High
@ mus 70 the Johnson home on Kenne-