The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1935-01-10

Law Bliss spent Saturday after
noon in Walla Walla.
The Royal Neighbors club met
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. A. M.
Mechanism.
Mrs Della Buchanan is spend
mo the week with her father, M.
N. Hudnall.
Miss Gertrude Nicholaus and
Has Edna Mechanism were Waila
Walla visitors Saturday. 5..a
Mrs. E. A. Silliman, Mrs. w. l.
w;lliams and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Gilspey were Sunnyside visitors
Friday.
The Church council for the First
English Lutheran church will meet
at the w. T. Tracy home Thursday
evening.
q Ellingson, district manager
Of the Twin City Fire Insurance
Go. of Spokane, was 9 guest OF w.
T. Tracy Wednesday evening.
The men Of the Schwackle club
entertained the women members
with supper at the City Cafe in
Pasco last Thursday evening.
Don Visger, manager Of the To-
cal theatre, was in Sunnyside Fri
day, where he attended a mana
gers meeting of the Mercy thea
ters.
Miss Pauline Higley left Friday
evening for Spokane and went to
Coulee Dam Saturday, where she
has accepted position on the
switch board there.
The Christian Ladies' Aid will
meet Wednesday, December 16,
with Mrs. M. S. Kinkaid. Mrs.
Helen Evett and Mrs. Kinkaid will
be the hostesses of the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Tyrrell and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Wash
burn and Leona and Mr.. and Mrs.
C. B. CULLEN and Dale CULLEN We're
Sunday dinner guests at the Eu-
gene Tyrrell home In Horse Hea-
ven.
u. A. Linn has recovered from
several weeks illness which has
confined him to his home since be-
fore the first of the year and he
returned to his duties at the Wash
ington Hardware Tuesday after
noon,
The Congregational ladies q d
met Thursday afternoon at tn 9
home Of Mrs. n. E. Oliver. Mrs.
II. C. Vincent, wife Of the pastor OF
the Methodist church, was the
guest Of honor and was given q
kitchen shower.
Dick Callaway will sing over
KUJ at 1890 every Friday in Wal
Ia WalIa, according to word re-
ceivod from him. Dick is taking
vocal instruction at the Whitman
college conservatory. He sang for
the first time Friday.
s. d. Sudler Of Yakima, who is
now manager of the Valley Iron
Works was q Kennewick visitor on
Wednesday. He is former resi-.
dent and was employed with the
Kennewick Produce company
number Of years ago.
C. II. Yedica was able to come
down town and resume his duties
at the Twin City Motors Thursday
morning after an absence of sever
81 weeks on account Of illness and
undergoing an operation.
George, Billy and Betty Tilbury
have returned to Victoria, B. c.
where George and Betty are at.
tending scool, after spending the
Christmas vacation with their par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. n. Tilbury
Billy will visit while in B. C.
The First English Lutheran
church ladies aid met Wednesday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. W
+. Tracy. Mrs. il Smith was
elected president, Mrs. w. T
Tracy, vice president, Mrs. L. A
Tweedt, secretary and Mrs. Fred
Mills. treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Simmelinl
were hosts to the Schwackle club
Wednesday evening at their home
Gard honors went to Mrs. ". G.
Heberlein and Fred Simmelink. Mr.
and Mrs. ". C. Heberlein and three
daughters, Tom Utz and Neil
Lampson were guests of the club.
Charles Lawrence has returned
to his home at Billings, Montana
where he is Northern Pacific en-.
gineer, after a visit with his cou.
sin, Mrs. F. a. Lincoln and fam.
lily. On his return trip he stop.
ped in Helena, Montana to visit
MRS. Lincoln's brother, Father
Tongaus.
u. E. McDaniels of Seattle has
taken over the management of the
Commercial Hotel. He will also
open real estate office in the
building, according to an announce.
ment made today. Mr.. McDan.