The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1936-10-29
80, cr,ssby visited in Hanford

,,aoe, Grigsby visited in Hanforo
chris christensen is having ms
,,onne ON the River Road remodeieo
inside and out. ,,,,o
mr.. and Mrs. Grin Beinhart nave
S.ad to the Fred Mills place on
sii r. and Mrs. Walter Curtis OF
.he highlands visited with Minnie a.
IL, rsrrsch wednesday evening at her
home. ,,,,s c,ar,son
.rd Lester Brown We're among the
10 C. students spending the
weekend here. ...... &c..
The progressive Sunday school
class enjoyed a potluck dinner ana
nroeram in the basement OF the M.
: church Monday evening.
The Library Guild will meet next
Monday afternoon at the home OF
Ms Cora McKain, with Mrs. II. >.
hughes Of Hover as hostess.
All the teachers of the public
echools are attending the Yakima
valley teachers institute at Yaki.
ma which is in session today ana
tomorrow. ...s. -,
The WINS. of the M. E.
church has been postponed because
If election day and will meet Tues
dav November 10 at the home OF
Mrs. I. S. Gleason.
w J. Skinner will leave today for
spokane to receive final instructions
regarding the operation of the To-
cal lumber yard of which he is
manager and which was recently
purchased by Spokane interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Visger were
breakfast guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Rob Kitten at the Hotel Kennewick
Sunday morning. Sunday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Kitten were dinner
guests at the visger home.
The silk quilt which is now on
display in the Courier-Reporter
window will soon be taken to Pasco
for display. It will be ratified off
at the regular meeting of the Unit
ed spanish-American War Veter-
ans meeting at the K. P. hall in
Pasco on November 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Sherk OF
Olympia were in Kennewick visit
ing old friends this week. Mr..
sherk has position with the state
highway department and is func-
tioning this time as a cog In the
Martin machine. Mrs. F. r. Sam
phere returned to the coast with
the Sherks.
Mrs. Roy Draper and Mrs. E. F.
Weinman entertained at a pinochle
party last week with four tables in
play. Travelling prize went to Bill
shaughnessy. Mems first prize went
70 Hank Johnson and consolation to
Roy Draper. Ladies first prize went
to Mrs. Roy Walker and consola-
ton to Mrs. Angus Doyle.
Members Of the Kennewick and
Pasco Moose lodge held a joint BAN
quet at the Arrow Grill Wednesday
evening. About so members and
guests attended the banquet. B. B.
Horrigan Of Pasco acted as toast
master and George w. Young, past
dictator Of the Spokane lodge was
the speaker Of the evening. After
the banquet members Of the lodge
tok part In initiation services which
v9e held ct the Moose hall with
forty members being present.
Friends Of Mrs. Fannie johnson
received word Of her death at her
home in Seattle Monday night. She
IS sister Of Mrs. G. M. Annis. both
Of whom are former Kennewick res
idents. She will also be remember
ed as the mother Of Guy Johnson,
who passed away two years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Desgranges
we're in Paterson Tuesday, where
tney enjoyed a ride up the Column
ola with Mr.. Hogue in his new ferry
noat, which he recently purchased
9 Portland. The boat is equipped
WITH dual Budah Diesel motors and
WI be a great aid In the ferry SER
vice.