The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1935-06-27
MORGANS HAVE
CAR WRECK ON
M'BEE GRADE
LOCUST GROVE

.,,y had the misfortune to be IN
n wreck on the McBee hill just
. $3.50 four times and the occu-
ats climbed out the top OF the
~ Mo one was seriously hurt al
.ho Mrs. Morgan had some cracked
LIZ. liz and the rest of the family were
liz otched Mr.. Morgan felt some OF
~ steering gears give wayso got
almost stopped when it took a
- dive over the bank. The two
H. Seet children walked to the near
~ farm house for help and they
sxsre taken to Prosser to the doctor.
cnv Morgan is brother OF Albert
sToycan of the Highlands. Mr.. and
me Albert Morgan and Lloyd were
inst going up the McBee hill when
t,,av saw the car wreck and Lloyd
semarked that it was his uncle's.
rho neople had already been res
eued. The car was a total wreck.
Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Dickinson and
Ar and Mrs. A. P. Dickinson OF
pfaza visited at the M. Simmel1nk
home Wednesday,. The Mr.. Dick
ensons are brothers and Mrs. Sim
melink is daughter and neice re-
snectiyely. The A. P. Dtckensons
are spending a few days visiting IN
this vicinity. -.~ =
Locust Grove baseball team de-
feated the Nebraskians twice SUN
day on the local diamond. The first
score was 80 to and the second 6
10 S. The Nebraskians put up a
good try and have some good ma
terial. but, as they agree, need more
nractice. It was not 8 league game
and was played to help get ac-
ouainted. Better luck next time.
Locust Grove grange met for q
special meeting Friday evening.
There was good attendance and
an interesting meeting. Roy e. Lar
kin gave his report from the state
grange at Everett, which he at
tended the first Of June. It was mo-
toned, seconded and carried that
the Locust Grove grange stand at
recess during the summer months
until September after harvest and
the busy months. Locust Grove is
very much in favor Of the Fourth
Of July celebration and has al
ready begun plans. In that direc-
ton. Watch for Locust Grove. r. K.
Stafford, captain of the baseball
team, thanked the grange for the
faithful and whole hearted support
Of the team and reported that Lo-
Gust Grove had come out second
only to Benton City and that Ben
ton City had been defeated only
last Sunday by the all-stars. In ap-
probation Of the support. the base
ball boys furnished the Ice cream
and cherry pie refreshments. Visit
and dancing completed the evening.
Marie Stafford Is almost entirely
recovered from the recent spider
bite which she received while work
. ing In the cherries.
] Locust Grove grange members met
In the Kennewick park for picnic
Sunday evening, honoring the 25th
wedding anniversary Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred M. Simmelink. Roy e.
Larkin, master Of the grange, pre-
sented them with a gift of silver In
honor Of the occasion. Mrs. If. w.
LArkin arranged the affair. The
community joins together In wish
ing them many more happy years.
Ross Stafford received word Of the
illness Of his mother at Winlock on
Saturday and left early Sunday
morning to be near her. Ross Is a
nephew Of Mrs. Verda Stafford and
has been making his home with the
Saffords all spring.
n. Simmelink, r. M. Simmelink,
Fred Mills and e. G. Tweet drove
out to look at Fred Mills wheat In
East Horse Heaven Saturday.
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