The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1938-07-14

Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Ognton ana
Ben Dighton, who have been visit
ing in Washougal for the past three
weeks. returned to their home on
Sunday.
Mrs. Percy Campbellsand Mrs. L.
Plato of Idaho are visiting their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Nc
Laughlin.
Helen Willard, who has been
spending the past two weeks at the
home Of her parents, will return to-
day to Spokane to resume her
training at he Deaconess hospital.
The ladies' aid Of the Methodist
church met wednesday afternoon
in the basement Of the church and
canned apricots for the Deaconess
hospital. The apricots were donated
by Mrs. Stairet.
GUY Michials and family Of Seat
tie have been visiting this week at
the home Of Michiars sister, Mrs.
Bert Cloninger.
Mrs. Robert Bolan jr. and daugh-
ter Beverly Of Kellogg, Idaho are
visiting old friends in Richland.
The Missionary society met Tues
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
Sam Ross.
George Hamming, former Rich
land resident, visited friends In
Richland Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Earl and
son Of Ridgfield. Washington Wis
, tied Wednesday at the Harlon Bur-
gen home.
Max George Of Portland was
,, business visitor In Richland Mon
day.
Earle Jones Improves
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Jones returned
Monday from walla waIla. Mr.
Jones has been confined in the st
Mary,s hospital for the past week
with an eye infection. He is much
improved, but will be confined Il
| his home for the next week. Caro-
Harding Is carrying the mail dur.
ing Earl's illness.
Mrs. Dean Judd Of Missouri an
visiting at the home Of Mrs. judd!
mother, Mrs. Dixie Grove. Mrs
Judd viii be remembered IS viole
Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher left thi,
week for Chicago, where Mr.. Fletch
er was called b the serious Hines
Of his mother.
Mrs. Thompson and son Wende
of Toppenish were visitors Monda!
at the home Of Chester Wheelhouse
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hackney ans
their house guest. Mrs. Bob Bolal
and daughter were visitors Sunda'
In Yakima. .8 i,
j Mrs. Rae Grocock Of Seattle visit
| ed her aunt, Mrs. Meredith, for {
few hours Monday.
Clyde Combs Of Spokane 3 visit
ing his grand parents, Mr.. and Nh
w. w. Combs.
Billie Willents Of Oakland, Calf
ornia i visiting ct the home Of hi
. aunt, Mrs. Carroll Harding. -
Jim Maxwell, left wednesday 70
TT. George Wright. where he VI
become q soldier.
/ Miss Marsch, who has been visit
ing In Richland and Kennewick "a
. the past month. returned to Kelso.
Mrs. Mary Woke and her daugh
!, ter, Grace. Of Spring Green. Wis
: are visiting at the home Of Mr.,
voke's sister, Mrs. Ray, Rose.
Mrs. w. q. Kurth and daughte,
Charlotte Of Grand Coulee ara vi
i iting at the home Of Mira. Kurth
brother, Edwin Peddicord. u ~,
Ray Rose and his ssister-in-lav
Mrs. Mary Woke drove to Seattle o
Saturday afternoon and brougt
back his sister, DR.. Mary Ricca an
Sister Dicinica to visit for the nez
two weeks at the home Of Siste
| Mary De Ricca's sister, Mrs. Ra
} Rose. eeav W
Cabel Peddicord and Ted Webe
. left Tuesday for Grand Coulet
where they expect to receive EN-
ployment. - ~
| Mrs. william Larson returned o.
Saturday from the Pasco hospita
where she underwent q major op
J, Grafton two weeks ago. s.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. +. r. Collins drov
to Walla Walla Tuesday. They wer
accompanied by Mr.. La Favour an
Miss Barrenz, who have been visit
. ing for some time at the T.
, Collins home.