The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1937-05-27
Mrs. j. R. Hainsworth returned
srnm Yakima Thursday night.

Mrs. j. R. Hainsworth returned
rom Yakima Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Wilson were
connell business visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. Ethel Zirk1e was a Satur-
Nv and Sunday visitor in Yakima
Miss Ruth Mitchell has been i'll
. With tonsilitis during the past week.
Z Mrs. r. E. Hatch is able to be out
!, liter recovering from her recent op-
nation.
Mrs. w w. Strong of Seattle was
! weekend visitor here with her
dster, Mrs. Julia Hemenway.
Mrs. Margaret McConachie of
Hanford was a weekend visitor at
the A. G. Evett home.
F. A. Visger and Brick Oliver
vent on a fishing trip to Kahlotus
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Spencer and Mrs.
Nellis Hedington motored to Spo-
hne Saturday and returned Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lane K. Larson
Visited friends in Spokane Sunday
and also attended the Sportsman's
ShoW.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Graves and
Naomi Graves visited in Lexington
Sunday at the home Of Mrs. Graves
parents.
Miss Edna Dowart arrived Tues
day from Spokane and is making
her home here with her sister, Mrs.
d A. Linn.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. N. Morton and
n. and Mrs. v. r. Wilder and three
children spent Sunday visiting with
friends In Pomeroy.
Mrs. II. E. Huntington arrived
home Friday from Yakima, where
ihe spent few weeks recovering
from goiter operation.
Nr. and Mrs. Ralph Jordan and
tuO children Of Seattle were over
night guests last weekend at the
home Of Mr.. Jordan's sister, Mrs.
E. &. Waggoner.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Latham Of So
nora, California, arrived here Sat-
wday to make an extended visit at
Tie home Of Mr.. Latham's sister,
Mrs. n. Huppman.
Mrs. Elsie Mitchell Of Crossfields,
Alberta, is spending this week visit
mg her three daughters here. She
came to attend the graduation Of
her daughter, Jean.
Mrs. Ina Bennett. G. E. Bennett,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Raddlemiller and
r.. and Mrs. A. M. Dutton were
dinner guests at the Laurence Noel
ler home Sunday night.
Mrs. G Hume returned Monday
nom Spokane, where she visited
her grand daughter, Joyce .Ander-
son, who Is still In q serious con-
dition following her recent opera
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Henager
and two sons were Spokane visit
Ess Sunday. They brought back
Nr. Henager's father, J. L. Hena-
ger with them for an extended visit
here.
Mrs. Minnie Harrsch and daugh-
ter, Mrs. O. r. Matthews and grand
daughter, Alice Marie spent q week
IN Spokane visiting with Mrs. G. G..
Culverwell, q sister-in-law Of Mrs.
Harrsch.
Mrs Gordon Vose Of Concord.
California Is here making months
viSit ct the home Of her parents,
NJ. and Ars. G. q. Personette. Mrs.
Voee Il q former Kennew1ck resi-
dent, having attended school here.
Nr. and Mrs. D. A. White and
lflas Ine8 Stewart Of Salem, Ore
eon left for their home Wednesday
aleee spending several days visiting
q the Harvey White home. Mr..
White Is q brother Of +. II. White.
Cadet Elsin spreen, son Of Mr.
Paul spreen Of this city, was award
q his black star for scholastic merit
d the junior class Of Hill Military
Academy, Portland, Oregon, &C
eord'1g to B. w. Hill. superintend-
ent
Ms. Nellie Hedington, Mrs. Spen-
eer and Mrs. A. q. Evett attended
The party given for Miss Elizabeth
Grant ON her Goth birthday at Han
ford Friday afternoon. The birth
day cake contained ia eggs and
vas lighted by 80 candles.
Mrs. Bentley Galligan and Miss
Alice Brakel returned Tuesday
nom Seattle. While there Mrs
Galligan visited with her sister
Mrs. Carl Cornell. Miss Brakel
attended the state graduate nurses
and state public health nurses con-
vention in Port Angeles from We'd
nesday to Saturday inclusive and
ihe also attended the silver Jubilee
for public health nurses in Seattle
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