The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1936-06-11
,rcpevnolds was a Yakima

=. McReynolds was a Yakima
.n;noss visitor yesterday. -.
DuSC williams and son BOD were
Oo,, business visitors Tuesday.
C .,aonor Church is to undergo
I l., nneration Saturday morning
Miss Nova Terril was a Wa,'
wsila visitor Thursday ana rrld u y,
VIZ" Mrs Bill Hash visited VIII h 81
S M Mrs. Thompson Tuesday at
iw w. John Rudkin left for Spo-
t,,;e morning for short bus-
me- ssorvin Parks of Lewiston was q
saturday visitor at the j. F. scot'
hJ aarc w. C. Donahue and small
.on have returned from the Pasco
hospital. ,..,o,o,ds and Mrs
go wilson were Walla Walla VS.
itors Monday. o,- o,d
,,is;tor at the H. c. Chambers nome
in Ellensburg. ,,s
George Beamer of Spokane was
SUNDAY visitor at the j. A. Mich
CLAUS home.
Mrs J. L. Burpee of Aberdeen was
a Monday caller at the nome OF
Mrs. T. w. Payne.
Mrs ]. r. Ayers left Monday fol
on extended visit at the Nagel Bros
ranch at Ringold.
Harold Culp who has been at
tending school at McMinnville ar
rived here Monday.
Jim Giard has returned from a
weeks visit with relatives at Stan
wood and Seattle. -
Mrs q. Sickle of Yakima is Wis
ting today at the Fred Sickle ano
Gus Neuman homes.
Mrs. w. L. Marsh and daughter
Maxine are visitors at the H. A
Linn nome this week.
Miss Ruth Mueller left Monday
morning for Cheney, where she Will
attend summer school.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Terril have
been visiting this week at the Dean
Adams home at Nyssa, Oregon.
Mrs. H. II. FleSher and daughter
Kathleen, arrived home today from
their visit with relatives in Nebras-
Ia.
Arthur McReynolds has returned
from WS.C., but is hobbling around
on clutches because of a dislocated
knee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chuck Mccarthy
and daughter of Spokane were Sum
day guests at the George Hodgson
home.
Miss Ethel McReynolds left We'd
nesday for Portland, where she will
visit at the home Of Miss Edna
Jacot.
Lauren Torpey of Walla Walla
was a visitor at the home of Mrs
Winifred Campbell Thursday and
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. May of Ed
wall, spent the weekend at the
4home of Mr.. Mays sister, Mrs. j. F,
eScott.
Mrs. r. H. Nelson underwent an
operation at the Pasco hospital last
week and is reported as recovering
as well as can be expected.
Charlie CARRIER and two children,
Marie and Harry, of Reardon, are
visiting at the home of Mrs. Gar
ber's mother, Mrs. M. CARRIER.
Among the W.S.C. students home
this week are: John Tweedt, Joe
Hatch, Warde Meyer, Bob Williams,
John Vibber and Art McReynolds.
J.R. Ayers left Monday for Weip-
pc, Idaho, where he is looking aft
er his sheep. The sheep will go on
to Clearwater National Forest June
Is.
Tony Brogunier visited here Mon
day and Tuesday on his way from
WS.C. He plans to help his par
ents with their farm this summer at
Vancouver.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Vincent and
three daughters left Friday for Ia
coma, where they attended Wilton's
graduation from the College of
Puget Sound.
The Royal Neighbors will meet on
thursday evening for their regu-
Lar meeting at 1880. Each meeting
night will begin promptly at 1880
from now on.
The Misses Mary Lou and Phoebe
snerk Of Olympia arrived Monday
70 spend a two weeks vacation at
tne home Of their grandmother,
MIS-. g. w. Sherk.
MIS-. w. S. Washburn and son
BOD OF Monroe arrived here Sunday
70 make an extended visit at the
home OF Mrs. Washburn's parents,
M. and Mrs. r. A. Oliver.
Word has been received here that
James 4. Allen, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
y. +. Allen, former residents of
Aennewick, has recently accepted
.ne offer of position as professor
" education and philosophy in Good
lug college at Gooding, Idaho. Mr..
naen has been engaged in high
S y work for the past two years
IN Rupert, Idaho.