The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1936-04-16
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Gascoigne of

among the visitors from here at
tending the Jefferson Day Ban
quet at Richland Monday evening.
The SEW. All club gave a
dance in honor of Miss Charlotte
Gross at the Moose Hall with 20
couples being present.
MIR. and Mrs. Chester Washburn
and Mrs. Eugene Tyrrell and Miss
Edith Tyrrell and Miss Irene Day
drove to Yakima Tuesday.
Miss Edith Tyrrell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Carther, Mr.. and Mrs. AM.
Dutton and son were dinner guests
of Mrs. Ina Bennett Friday night.
Miss Eva Nicholaus, who has spent
the past two weeks here, left today
for Portland, where she will under
60 medical treatment.
The Business Girls are making
plans for the Annual Apple Bios
som Ball, which will be given We'd
nesday, April 90.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lincoln of
Toppenish and daughter, Margaret
Mary, spent Easter at the F. H. Lin
coin home.
Members from the PaSco and Ben
ton City Masons joined with the
Kennewick order in their Maundy-
Thursday services. There were 80
members in all present.
Mrs L. NJ. Lampson and Mrs. T
w. Payne drove to Prosser Tues
day afternoon, where they attend
ed the Benton-Franklin county W.
C.T.U. institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray MaXfield have
moved to Coulee. Mrs. j. E. Mulkey
accompanied Mrs. Maxfield to Cou-
lee spending the weekend there anG
returning home Sunday.
The cemetery association held a
meeting Tuesday afternoon ano
elected Newton Mulkey caretaker to
replace VIM. Broughton, who ha6
resigned recently.
| MIR. and Mrs. c. c. Williams ano
family drove to Pullman Sunday
where they took Robert to resume
his studies after spending his spring
vacation here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Bartlett Of
Boomers Ferry, Idaho spent the
weekend here at the home of his
sister, Mrs. H. w. Whittemore anc
family.
MIR. and Mrs. Everett Tyrrell anc
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Wash.
burn and daughter, MIR. and Mrs
IB. w. Tyrrell and son and Mis-:
Edith Tyrrel were dinner guests al
the home of their parents, MIR. ane
Mrs. Eugene Tyrrell Easter Sun
day.
c.. II. Blackman arrived Tuesda!
to take the managership of the
local Safeway store, coming from
the Walla Walla headquarters. &c
Carpenter, who has been in charge
here for more than two years, ha:
been transferred to the Portland
territory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wilson ant
daughter of Prosser were in Kenne.
wick Friday. Mrs. Wilson and hel
daughter spent the day at thu
home of their cousin, Mrs. A. M
Dutton, while Mr.. Wilson attended
a business meeting at the Count!
Extension office.
Alma Chapter of O.E.S. will NEE
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. Two
papers, one on the Children's Foun'
dation Fund, and the other on thu
Educational Loan Fund will b.
given. Refreshments will be served
after the business meeting. Al
members welcome.
Grant Stewart, well-known earl!
day resident of Kennewick, was ar
overnight visitor Tuesday. He live
lin Spokane now and was on his wa!
to Colfax on a mining deal. HI
was campaign manager for Ken
newicks first scrap to secure thu
county seat and gleefully recalls thu
battle on that occasion.
The Business Girls have beer
invited to a party at Pasco. giver
by the Pasco club Tuesday eve.
ming, April 81. Miss Evangeline
Starr, state president of the club
will also be present. Each member
is asked to notify Miss Mabe
Hughes by Monday whether or no,
she can come.
The degree team from the Kenne-
wick Moose lodge went to Pendle-
ton last night to initiate class OF
so. Eleven Kennewick members
made the trip. On April 4th, this
team initiated a class of $50 al
Pendleton. Elmer Layles, Ear
Perry, Ben Patheal, E. F. Watts ano
Lee Smith make up the degree
team.
Mrs. c. G. Personette has taken
over her Personette Nursing Home
at 10 Kent st. North, the place hav-
ing been leased to other parties the
past year. The Home has been rem
ovated since Mrs. PersonetteS re-
turn and she promises to give the
same personal attention as in prev.
ious years. All old friends are well