The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1936-07-16

-s..a HutchinS returned Weueo
F ~. from a visit in Seattle. .
n - and Mrs. Herbert Wood ano
..,,ehter, Of Yakima, were week Cal"
,tsatoes here. ,,s. ..,a cor
...,,ned Tuesday from q two weeks week
rs.t,an spent in Montana ana e''a-
~ national Park. .,;,
g.: =. first car Of onions was ship
"a I'm the Big Y last night Tor
4. seattle market. ,,,,.od
nsbv clinic is being conductea
.rssy and today at White Bluils
=, G. spaulding and the
~. Alice Brakel, Ann Mocar ano
s 80 slusser, registered nurses:
Viz w. and Mrs. p. o. Stone ana
,..nter Nancy and Mrs. stones
c.. Miss Mary womack OF Vlr-
MA .,n,a left Tuesday for a visit IN
,s Or. Stone will return Sat
es While the others will remain
for longer visit: .....,,,,,.,,er
-, ,n,,us Jacot, pioneer MATCHMAKER
,sueler of the lower valley, Tell
,rcm 4 haystack and broke his 1oot.
~ IS confined to his home near
I Finley. 800. .1.enre and
..uehter Irene returned this morn
,us from a vacation spent in Taco
ma and on the coast. ....,,,
NE ne w. o'Connell of Yakima visited
-;.h Rev Croft the first OF the week
WI; returning from attending the
Mazarene Assembly at Kansas Guy.
Rev. R. s. wetherell has accept accept
~ the pastorate of the local Christ
=. a. ' church. He came here from
Al athena in the hopes of benefiting
HE wife,s health. He is much pleas
- and thai the drop in altitude mas
soueed her to make a great improve
ment. in the short time they nave
lived here. .,a;,,f,,,
injury Monday when her right nano
ms caught in an electric wrlnger.
The x-ray revealed no broken bones
h.,t she has q badly bruised ana IN
iured hand and wrist.
Mrs. Carol Pratt and Mrs. p. A.
silliman were Prosser visitors Wed.
nesday. 49, :.
v.r;ma were Wednesday evening
s,,ests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. SKIN
ner. =.
Mrs. a. E. Oliver was hostess to
The Garden Tracts Bridge ciun.
nridse honors went to Mrs. w. 5.
washburn and Mrs. J. A. Hatcn.
Mr. Washburn, Of Monroe, Mrs. N.
Johnson Of Wishram, Mrs. G. Il.
shanafelt and Mrs. E. A. Silhman
were guests.
Mrs. G. F. Winkenwerder and two
children Of Yakima spent the week
end at the home Of Mr.. and MIS-.
q r Winkenwerder in the Garden
Tracts. On Saturday afternoon MRS.
W,nkenwerder ST. entertained with
,Avo tables Of bridge in honor OF her
kuest. That evening G. F. Winken-
verder r arrived from Yakima
accompanied by his brother ana
wife. Mr.. and Mrs E. j. Winken-
verder and two children OF Salem,
Oregon, to spend the week end with
their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Omer D. Bosworth
and two sons Of Clean, N. Y, are
quests this week Of his cousin, H.
". Deseranges. Mr.. Bosworth is q
railroad man and they are making
an extensive trip to coast points and
visiting relatives in Texas and Ok
lahoma.
M. and Mrs. r. E. Richardson OF
Los Angeles and Mrs. George An
thes Of San Jose, California, stop
ned to visit Mrs. Leo Gorris and
ms. q. w. Sherk and daughter
Wednesday while returning from
. visit in Spokane with relatives.
Mrs.. Gorris entertained with an In
formal dinner that evening for the
California visitors and Mrs. Sherk
and daughter, Miss Beatrice. Mrs.
Richardso nand Mrs. Antilles were
friends Of the Sherks in Michigan
when they were little girls.
The board Of county commission
Gs and Ben Rupert Of the state tax
commission were in Kennewick on
Monday checking on the assessments
recently made in the business dis
tict. Complaints by local property
owners on the raise In valuations
was the cause Of their investiga-
ton.
Washington Early Crops have
made arrangements to buy tomatoes
through an outside firm. This is
Just convenience for members, Mr..
Arack states, as the firm hasn't
enough tonnage this year for bulk
nipments.
Minnie Harrsch visited with her
daughter Ruby at Grandview last
sunday, then motored to Yakima
70 visit friends there.
Dorothy and Verna Gurnsey Wis
Hed IN Pasco Tuesday. .. 49,.
NJ. and Mrs. E. j. Brand left
sunday for a weeks vacation to be