The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1937-11-11
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vis;tor in Mabton.
en charles Hunt Junior is nuil G,n Sc q
NAL, all house in the Garden iraosS'
!. omar Lincoln, Ephrata, Is Speiio-
:. the week visiting mere. ond
Ing 3. ~. and Mrs. John Rauscher anu an.
= MI. ..ar Iorene were Spokane VS.
it0 asu I Rorick of the Swift & Com
ra =, snokane, is business Vlsit-
y here this week. ,, -, -. ,,on-
Of me ne. Library Guild will meet Mon.
,or november Is at the nome Oh
MRS. MRS.. Cora McKain: ,,.,, Off,
M, ,s.t slater and T. A. Brim at
. Sd the homecoming game SAT-
.sl sau at cheney when the normal
s seSool played Bellingham normal
' ~. misses Mabel Qualley and
,,anda Iampson spent Sunday IN
Mabton at the home OF MISS hSi'p-
sons aunt. E,,,,ds ond
csna pritton attended the Sa1e"ay
.;aner and meeting at the Grand
uo.el in Walla Walla Sunday.
Mrs John Rudkin was called to
varima saturday by the serious ILL
mess Of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Nora
Gilland. ,.
Mr and Mrs. Lance Read left on
r,,esday morning for Bend, oregon
after spending the past two weeks
here. ..,s
The Royal Neighbors club is hold
mo a special meeting at the home
~ Mrs P. w. Strive on Friday, No
veuber u. All members are urged
to be present. =.
Bob skuse, who is a freshman at
the state college at Pullman was a
weekend visitor at the home OF
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
SkuSe.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Maher. are the
parents Of an eight pound, ten ounce
daughter born Saturday night at st.
Mary,s hospital in Walla Walla. The
Young lady will be called Virginia
jeanne.
Harry CARRIER Of Reardon is here
visiting his grandmother, Mrs Marg-
\ aret CARRIER and the Martin Gar
Der family this week. He drove to
Spokane today taking Mrs. Caroline
kitten with him on business trip
Lois Giard was bitten on the
neck by a black widow spider Mon
day morning She was taken i'm
lmediately to the hospital for treat
|ment and is recuperating satisfact-
lorily.
The Agricultural classes and the
members of the F. F. A. went to
q IToppenish Tuesday on an industrial
? tour where they visited the sugar
lbeet factory. The new school bus
furnished the transportation.
Miss Dorothy Liston left Tuesday
flor her home in Corvallis, Oregon
latter spending the weekend visit
ling friends here. She accompan-
He'd Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Wetherall
who were visiting in Walla Walla
Mrs. E. A. Mcdowell accompanied
her grandfather, F. j. Fisher to
Boise, Idaho last weekend They
LETT the first of the week for Mr.
Fishers home in Seattle, where Mrs
Mcdowell will make an extended
visit.
PEG. chapter met at the home
OF Mrs. w. s. Washburn Tuesday
evening. Mrs Howard Whitbeck was
IN charge of the program. She
gave some very interesting brie1
book reviews Of several of the latest
novels.
Mrs. Audley Evett entertained on
sunday In honor of her son James
sixth birthday. There were twelve
guests present. Refreshments includ-
ing large birthday cake we're serv-
60 after which the children enjoyed
q theatre party.
Inc American Legion Auxiliary
met at the home Of Mrs. Larry Oil
ser To-Day for an all-day meeting
a potluck dinner was served al
noon and the day was spent sew
Jug. The articles made were mostly
'a.o table covers and laundry bags
MI. and Mrs. Charles Wekel ano
daughter Betty and two sons Shir.
icy and Clifford of Tacoma were
weekend visitors here. They were
unner guests at the c. F. Winken.
seluer nome. The Wekels are for.
mer Kennewick residents
a. MI. ana Mrs. G. A. Bennett anc
s ee children Of Republic stopped
~ .ie .ne first of the week enroute tc
~. bennett's new position in Johr
as oregon. Mrs. Bennett will be-
p,. aemoered here as the former Miss
The Kilkare club entertained
:. e - husbands with a dinner party
evon rte Elmer Olson home Monday
tho .u High bridge honors TO,
NJ, ng were given to Mr. anc
to n, o,enn FELTON, and second high
y F" NJ. and Mrs. Elmer olson.