The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1937-09-09
n LITTLE STORIES OF THE WEEK

ls,ss Helen Mace OF seatt,e . s''
4na relatives here this week. .nd
n e snd Mrs. Geo. stradford ana
MI. s, ,s-ad anon were Yakima
visitors Tuesday.
~ " poan, who has been . spena u,
,ne 5 few weeks visiting RELATIVES =
cana 4 has returned. -, moot On
thursday mrs september 10 at the nome
:, MS. j. s. Kennett. 49,, al,
o. The he Royal Neighbor Club WIN WIN
80. Friday, September ~ AZ Tue
no,ne Of Mrs. Clyde Higley.
no %re catholic laeies will hold q
lns ~ food sale at McDonald's Red
and White grocery Saturday Sept.
18th. -,.u,;n. occom.
,,.n;ed Mr.. and Mrs. H. s. Taylor
70 prosser for the Labor Day ceie-
bration. d har son
nnald, and daughter, Margaret, OF
ns-ma idaho we're weekend guests
:, Mr. and Mrs. c. Puderbaugh.
- a. Maves, Of West Salem, Ill,
ha. been spending the past three
veek, visiting with his sisters. Mrs.
I'D. Clodfelter and Mrs. Morgan.
The Larry Oliver home on First
Avenue is having an air condition
inc plant installed this week. The
vork is being done by the Maher
Sheet Metal Works.
Miss Leona Pasche, JOHN, Ed and
1orenz Neuman returned Monday
from Yakima. where they attended
the two-day session of the Waltz
er League convention.
Homer siegfried, former special
sales agent for the Pacific Power &
Light Co., stationed here, but who
now works out of Portland, was a
business visitor here today.
Following the regular meeting OF
Alma Chapter, O. E. S., Tuesday
evening, Mrs. v. w. Bird. local ma
tron gave report of Grand assem-
bly. which she attended in Tacoma
last June.
A large number Of Kennewick cit
liens were in attendance at the
Prosser States Day celebration last
Monday. The fireworks display stag
ed by the county seat businessmen
was the best ever shown IN the ID
years the function had been held.
Tommy Brown came over to spend
Saturday at the parental home. He
IS q commissioned army pilot sta
toned at Camp Lewis. He promises
that the next time he flies over here
he viii give the local editor ride
in the big army observation ship.
Reports from the community sale
last Saturday indicate that inter-
est in the proposition is growing.
Buyers were on hand from Prosser,
Benton City and as far east as Con-
nell. Sales are to be held twice a
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. A. Linn left this
morning for Spokane, where Mr..
Linn will be checked over by the
specialist. whom he has been con-
sulting for the past several months.
9. II. Yedica, Of the Yedica Motors,
went with the Linns as far as Spo-
zane, where he will take the special
ualn tomorrow for South Bend.
Ind.
consistently q aw-abiding and
careful driver, J. H. siegfried made
ms first local traffic violation to-
gay. He drove through the WASH
mston street intersection. He has
Deen away from town for a few
Gays and the new pavement was so
smooth that he claims he didn't
.eanze ne was in Kennewick after
.ne years Of humping along that
crossing. '-A'
letltions for the formation Of To-
co,u Improvement district under the
columbia district were acted upon
1ss Saturday by the board of d.
.ectors. Portions of the Garden
s siacts and the section along the
runway east Of town were excluded
aom the district boundaries Notice
= u,n = l public hearing on the petitions
~; ~ = = : gwen later. If the local dis
~ s : formed the city will take over
the The management is, and distribution of
ho,,d arieation water inside the
-. OF the district.
IN n K.a ana Mrs. W. L. craver were
y v,.,. Aennewick over the weekend
,a s.s,as with old friends, the Beste
h lucy lett on visit to their old
Than ~ Mlnnesota and Wisconsin
a aney haven't been back there S for o.
chano. su 10 are anticipating MANY
COUNTESS countess IN I'll the appearance of the
mum Bill says he's GOING '1 -
min rs special s'a trip to the Of swim
vas ; noe which he knew while ha
barefoot kid Tibet. -. LAG
walla. uh. ose, Tuesday from Walla
With tb sne asA she has position with
see tb s.,e Marcus sl. Whitman hotel Ito to
: rived a hoo, MIS-. Herman schmidt ar
af,s1 nome the first of ~ s :, :