The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1936-03-12
TTTTLE STORIES OF THE WEEK

,o,n Rauscher is recovering from
the flu.
Who will go to California. Next
week will tell.
MFR. and Mrs. " S. Green were III
Ualla Walla Monday.
ronald Gordon went to Sunny
eide Thursday and visited relatives
! Rurus Brown arrived last week
from California to join his family
here. .a
- her home with a severe attack OF
tn flu. s
1nez Elliott, Alice Altrogge and
nel Avery motored to Walla Walla
Sunday. s
Dewitt Mcclure, who Is attend
-, the college at Pullman, was IN
Kennewick Monday.
Mrs. Ina Bennett and Mrs. Bessie
TvrreIl were dinner guests OF Mrs.
NJ. Beasley Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Day have
q. returned from Lamont, after visit
inc Mrs. Days parents.
Mrs. Eugene Tyrrell returned to
her home in Horse Heaven Tues
day after spending the winter in
town.
Less than a week left in the Ken
newick Better Times contest. Be
sure to see that your coupons are
returned. 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Utz are in Sc
attic this week, buying new stock
for their store. They drove over to
the coast.
Kennewick district turkey local
will meet Monday, March 16 at the
George Hodgson home in the Gar
den Tracts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Borden Cook NOV
ed Wednesday from the Cresswell
apartments to the Rankin house
on Third Avenue E.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Watts, Mrs.
Robert Watts and Ed Watts were
visitors in Yakima Sunday, where
they went to visit with the formers
nephew. ...~.-. ....... -.
]. H. Race, who acted as manager
for the Kennewick Canning Co.
year before last, was in Kennewick
and vicinity on business the first Of
the week. sT
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Rogers are
the proud parents of a Glib. daugh-
ter born Sunday, March 8 at the
Pasco hospital. The young lady has
been named Gertrude Mae. r."
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Emerson, pion-
eer merchants of Pullman, Wash.
we're Kennewick visitors Tuesday.
Mr.. Emerson was guest of honor at
the regular meeting of the Kiwanis
club that day.
The Kiwanis Board of Directors
held meeting Friday, March 6.
Lieut.. DR.. Gale Bachman of the
district was an out-of-town guest.
Some very interesting discussions
Of Kiwanis affairs were given.
Floyd HutchinS, Marvin Carna-
han, M. N. Hudnall, w. S. Green
and R. @. Macmahon attended the
Masonic study club meeting held in
Hanford, Wednesday evening. Mar
win Carnahan gave the study paper
The Study club met Wednesday
evening with Mrs. William Strick-
Ter. Mrs. Julia Hemingway gave
book review, IF had Four APP
PIES" by Josephine Lawrence. Mrs.
Strickler gave an interesting talk
on Period furniture.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. K. Birum took
high honors at the regular monthly
dinner session of the Kilkare club
at the Floyd Higley home Tuesday
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Eel
ton were low, T. B. Hauschild re-
ceiving travelling prize.
Romantic Old Mexico! Visits to
Hollywood movie studios! Special
train-everything free to some
young lady in the Kennewick Bet
ter Times contest which ends We'd
nesday night Of next week. Be sure
TO get your coupons in!
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Spreen left
Yesterday for Portland, where they
Will visit with Mr.. Spreen's child
zen, who are on spring vacation.
while there they will select furth-
er appointments for their new
nome in the Olmstead addition.
They drove to the Oregon city.
Sam G. Austin of Sunnyside left
tuesday afternoon for his home,
after spending several days with his
orother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
mrs. j. H. Cronkite and his neice,
mrs. Ruth Gest. He was delegate
from Sunnyside to the Townsend
district convention held in Pasco
last Saturday.
Alma Chapter, OE.S., will meet
IN regular session Tuesday, March
~, at eight o'clock A paper on
Inc Landmarks of the Order" will
oe given by Mrs. C. F.. Winkenwerd-
er, assisted by the five star points,
MRS. r. K. Birum, Mrs. Marvin
Oarnahan, Mrs Glen FELTON,, Mrs.
1oy Stafford and Mrs. Harry Tay-
ior' A social hour will follow the
uieetlng. Ali members are cordially