The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1936-08-06
TITTLE STORIES OF THE WEEK
- Mrs John Rauscher spent

I'D Mrs John Rauscher spent
.n in the Blue mountains.
sunuAs and Mrs. Griffith and fanny
,.re guests Of Mrs. 'onn Lew" -
= Hainsworth was a dinnel
~ ~ Mr.. and Mrs. Durocher on
\ s,no, end Mrs. M. Beasley left on
! ..dav to attend Buyers week az
-. and Mrs. L. N. Hallberg ana
.;,v were weekend visitors d.
u,dyale, Idaho &. .,, u,os
sars Mae Reeder of Conneli was
house guest Of Mrs. G. Hume FIJI
dav and Saturday. ,o,,se
w Ms chester Durdle has as mouse
.,,,e week her sister and nelce
i'o A. and Mrs. Bill Bellows ana
.,n,;1v returned Saturday from a
r ,a vacation trip to Newport.
We, ,a;.s Alice Altrogge returned Sat
.,-dav evening from Spokane where
ss a- snent two weeks vacation.
Tho Rev and Mrs. Chas. Croft
MORO dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
% Hainsworth Thursday night.
Ar and Mrs. D. c. Day were
d,nner guests at the Eugene Iyr-
uam home in Horse Heaven Sunday.
workmen have started excavation
~ the residence to be erected on
Kennewick avenue for Mrs. Reader.
Mr. and Mrs. j. r. HainsWorth
.at,,rned home Wednesday night
after several weeks vacation spent
in the East.
1indley Llewellyn returned tues
dav from Seattle, where ne has been
visiting with relatives for the past
two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Watson have
moved into the home formerly oc-
c,nied by the j. K. Bockius family
on First Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Matthews
spent Saturday and Sunday visiting
With the C. H. Eakin family OF Ia
coma at Sunrise Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brown OF
walla Walla have rented the home
n Mrs. G. Humes on Second Ave.
Mr. Brown is manager of the local
cannery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hartman left
FRIDAY evening for Tacoma, where
Mrs Hartman will remain until the
work on the new school building is
completed. !,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Fisher and
daughter arrived home Tuesday
from a weeks trip to Coulee and
suringdale, where they visited at
the John Bockstruck home.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Conger and
I daughter, Jean, of Twin Falls, Ida
DO, were Friday and Saturday visit
ors at the w. j. Skinner home. The
Coneers are former Kennewick res
dents !.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Oliver and
daughter, Marilyn left Saturday
evening for Twin Lakes. Idaho for a
weeks camping trip, where they will
Join Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Anderson
and daughter Of Connell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Farnsworth
and two children of Okanogan are
spending this week visiting at the
h. E. Huntington home. They
have Just returned from a vacation
On the coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Story have
purchased ten-acre tract on the
Hghlands from VIM. N. Daniels.
They expect to make their home on
their new property, having come
hare from Wyoming.
Gene Shanafelt, Bob Johnson.
Gene Britton, Alger Pettijean, Walt
NcCamish and Frank Mueller were
Seattle visitors Sunday and Monday.
While there all si1 of them regis
tered for entrance to the university
this fall.
A group of fourteen young ladies
enjoyed a picnic in the city park on
Tuesday in honor of several Kenne-
wick visitors. The honored guests
were the Misses Dorothy and Natalie
Hahein, Dorothy Reese and Wini-
he'd Rhodes.
The Misses Barbara Hauschild
and Patricia McKeown of Spokane
arrived here Monday after spending
the past month visiting on the
coast. Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Hauschild
vHe weekend visitors on the coast,
ringing the girls back with them.
Ms. h. A. Linn entertained with
aSunday morning breakfast in hon.
g Of Miss Madge Cross, who left
Monday morning for her home at
RAINS, Montana. The guests in
Guided the Misses Alice Brakel, Opal
senkin and Madge Cross and DR.. L.
9. spaulding.
Mss Ruth Steele and Louis Hunt
mston, who have been visiting for
me past ten days at the home of
LOUIS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. E.
huntingdon, left this morning for
gan Francisco. On their way south
\ 0ey will visit relatives in Portland