The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1937-07-08

Ton Powell of Walla Walla was
weekend guest at the Riley Moore
home. .
Or Spokane, where she Will atteno
beauty school.
James Denney of Melrose, ldaho
visiting at the home of his bro
her r. R. Denney this week. !
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Mackle ana
son Bobby of Walla Walla were
Weekend guests at the w. n.
Strickler home. - !. IL
Mr.. and Mrs. Lauren Tweed mo-
tored to Occur d'Alene by way OF
,ewiston and returned by way OF
Coulee Dam over the double holiday.
Paul Engbretson and Floyd Hut
chins left Sunday morning 1or a
three weeks trip to eastern states,
where they will visit relatives and
friends. a.
Mrs Lillian Cole returned to her
home in Seattle Monday, after she
had spent the past two weeks visit
ing at the home OF her sister, Mrs.
]. l.. VanNonstran. 49, III
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Denney OF Se-
attic spent the weekend at the
home of r. r. Denney. The Dem
news are brothers and had not met
for 25 years.
Bill Sherk accompanied by his
sister. Miss Phoebe of Olympia
spent the double holidays visiting
here at the home of their grand
mother. Mrs. G. w. Sherk.
]. ]. Reed and son James came to
Kennewick Tuesday from their
home at Chelan, where they have a
hardware store. They are here to
make a deal for the sale or lease OF
their concrete building at the foot
of. Kennewick avenue.
Among those visiting at the Min
ME Harrsch home over the week
end we're Raleigh AplinS and SON
Bob, and Jack Wolfe of Pendleton
Adrain Harrsch, nephew, of Spo-
kane. and Mrs. Oliver Matthews anc
small daughter of Grandview.
Miss Betty Chambers OF Ellens-
burg has spent the past two weeks
visiting with Miss Pearl Dague. Hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Cham
beers. came down to spend the Fourth
here with friends and Miss Bett.
returned to the Windy City will
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Coonley o
Troy, Idaho were weekend guest
at the L. H. Raymond home MI
Coonley is now manager of the Ida
no Fire Brick & Clay company q
Troy and was formerly secretary
treasurer OF the Wenatchee Pin
Mfg. Co., Wenatchee.
Il Elgin Spreen, son Of Mr. and Mr..
Paul Spreen of Kennewick receiv
ed several honors at Hill Academ
during the spring term iaccordin
to an announcement made yester
day by John j. Wahl, principal 6
the Academy and head of the Ath
letic Department. He won a Goo
Conduct Medal, Progress Meds
and a silver star plus two blac
stars for making the upper divisio
in his scholastic work. Cadet Spree
will be member of the senior clas
when the summer furlough ends an
the cadets return to Hill Septembt
IA for the opening of the fall sk
meSter.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bailey Of Ums
pine and Mr. and Mrs Robert Bal
ey and children of Wa1ia Walla wei
Sunday guests at the M. Nah,
home. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bailey al
the parents of Mrs. Maher and Rol
ert is her brother.
Weekend guests at the home
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Spaulding il
Guided MIR. and Mrs. Bob Matte
check of McMinnville, Oregon; M
and Mrs. Ed Miley of Walla Walls
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Needham
Topeka, Kansas and Fred Haley
Tacoma.
Mrs. Mary Cronkite acc0mpanil
Mr.. and Mrs. Manley Gest to Dep
Bay, Oregon, where they spent Il
double holiday. Mr.. and Mrs. &c
returned home Tuesday mornil
while Mrs. Cronkite visited at tt
E. w. Anderson home in Portla1
before returning home Wednesda
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand Neums
and his son and wife, Mr.. and Nj
Carl Neuman of Granite, Okla. a
rived Wednesday evening to ma
an extended visit at the Gus Ne
man and Fred Sickle homes. N
and Mrs. Ferdinand Neuman a
brother and sister of Mr.. and Nj
Gus Neuman. =