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esses for the day are Mrs. M. O.
Clark, Mrs. F. Lampson, Mrs. l.
Brown and Mrs. VIM. Knight.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Brand motor
ed to Yakima Tuesday, where Mr.,
Brand met with Mr.. Moore OF the
Reclamation Bureau on business
Enroute, they stopped at Prosser
and Zillah. In the evening they
had dinner at the home OF their
son, Lyle, in Mckee before return
ing to their home.
Miss Ellen Morrison spent FRIDAY
night and Saturday as guest OF
Miss Norma Jean Hockersmith in
the valley, the occasion being Miss
Norma's birthday anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodruff motored
to Walla walla last week and visit
ed with Mrs. woodruff's brother,
Mr.. Stevens, who is patient in the
Veterans hospital. Ed Lape and
son, Duane, We're Prosser visitors
on. Monday.
Mrs. A. B. Bishop and children
Of Kennewick were Sunday guests
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Her
schell Smith.
Walter Card OF Yakima was a
caller at the w. s. Green home last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Hummel and
family of Toppenish were guests on
Sunday Of Mr.. Hummels sister,
Mrs. e. q. Lape and family. Mrs.
Julia Hummel, who has spent the
winter with Mrs. Lape, returned to
Toppenish with them, for an ex-
tended visit.
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Various Dances a
Demonstrated at
Grange Meeting

The Kennewick Highland grange
held Its regular meeting February
q. At this meeting the lecturer.
Mrs. Harvey Ray, arranged very
interesting program showing the
progress Of dancing. Several Of the
younger children demonstrated
some very simple dances and the
young people showed some Of the
later types OF dancing, including
the square dance and the rye waltz.
After the grange meeting everyone
who wished danced.
The Highland grange has given
two very successful card parties this
winter and plan to have another
soon. The proceeds from these card
parties are being used to buy ma
terial for the lecturer.
At the next meeting In March,
the Kennewick Highland grange viii
entertain the Finley grange. The
Finley grange officers win fiji the
chairs and the Highland grange Will
provide refreshments and amuse-
ment for the evening. ~
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MHlAl..

The grange drill team under the
direction of Ellamae Liebel and
Lorraine Poore, is progressing very
well and will soon be ready to put
on the third and fourth degrees OF
the order for the benefit of candi-
dates recently obligated in the
grange.
Plans are being made to organ
ize the young people of the grange
into a group which will meet for
the purpose of having a general
good time. The grange hopes that
all of the young people will show
interest enough in such an organ
lzation to join the grange and help
in its formation. ~.
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Entire Nous will meet at the home
of Mrs. r. E. Reed next Tuesday
afternoon.
Miss Arloween Adams has &C.
cepted a position with the Kenne.
wick Bakery.
Roy Maddox is finishing the re.
decoration of the Kennewick Bake
Shop this week.
Ed Neuman has begun the con-
struction of a residence in the Ohm
stead addition.
{ Mrs. F. N. Morton returned from
Seattle today to make her home with
her daughter. Mrs. v. r. Wilder and
family.
Mrs. Joe Poulin of Yakima is
spending the week visiting at the
home of her brother, A. T. Belair
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. Reierson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Parke, of White
Bluffs, were Friday evening visit
ors at the G. L. Powell home.
Public installation Of Scottish
Rite Masonic officers win be held
at the hall on Friday. March 10.
Installation Of the Blue Lodge Of
ficers viii be the following week.
Otto Luelloff of Richland return
ed this week from q trip to Seat
tie, where he found a market for
the tag end Of his last years tur-
key crop.
Mr.. and MRS. G. Hoadley have
returned from Seattle, where they
spent the winter months visiting at
the home of their daughter, Mrs.
r. G. Mounsey.
Mrs. Marley Parker has recov-
cred satisfactorily from her opera
ton and Is planning to leave this
weekend to make an extended visit
at the home Of her parents In Kirk
land, where she win recuperate.
The Sub Debs met at the home
Of Margaret Reed Wednesday even
ing. Following the meeting q sur.
prise handkerchief shower was Civ
en- In honor Of Lou Mae Sloan's
birthday. Refreshments were serv-
ed at the close Of the evening by
the hostess with Irene Lum assist
ing. ,eb As'
The Hi-Y club met in regular
session Tuesday evening. Plans
were made for the older boys con-
ference Of the Inland Empire which
win convene March II to 10. The
conference Is open to boys between
the ages Of Is to IL. The boys at
tending will include representa-
tives Of H-Y clubs and other high
school organizations as well a.
from churches. Various subjects
were discussed after which re-
Treatments were served.
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The Helping Hand Sewing Club
Of the South Highlands met last
wednesday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. v. o. Humphreys, with II
ladies present. The afternoon vas
spent by embroidering dish towels
for the hostess. Delicious refresh
ments were served at the close OF
the afternoon. The next meeting
will be with Mrs. N. Nielsen on Mar.
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Miss Ethel Freeburg was week.

Miss Ethel Freeburg was a week
end visitor in Spokane.
ED Tugaw of Walla Walla was {
Kennewick visitor Friday.
K. E. Serier of Prosser was {
Kennewick business visitor Monday
Bob Siegfried spent the week-ent
visiting in Spokane.
The Rebekahs held initiation ser.
vices Tuesday evening for Mrs
Creta Campbell and Miss Lorrain.
Poore. There were 48 member.
/ present at the services.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Waggonel
and daughter, Mary Jane, of Pen.
dleton were Sunday guests at TIKI
home of Mrs. Waggoner's sister
Mrs. G. H. Blackman.
Miss Pearl Mary Copeland, nov
a Junior at the state college, was
honored recently by being chosen
as president of her sorority, Kappa
Alpha Theta for the spring semest-
er.
The Misses Margaret Hawkins
Lena Mains, Minnie Reese, and
Kathryn Brown attended the Pascc
Business Girls bridge party which
was held at the Pasco hotel Monday
evening.
p. E. O. Chapter met at the home
of Mrs. Lawrence Scott for its reg
ular meeting. Mrs. T. G. Browne
was in charge of the program foz
the evening, giving paper on
Modern Medicine"
The Library Guild will meet Mon
day at 10 o'clock for an all-day
meeting at the library. Members
will devote the day to mending the
books and each is asked to bring
her own lunch and service.
The Phidens class Of the Bap-
fish church, of which Mrs. r. B.
Holden is teacher, enjoyed q so
cial session at the w. G. Hulet
home last Thursday evening. Mrs.
Walter Hue is president Of the class.
The Pink and Green club Of the
Rebekahs viii have their annual
all-day meeting at the Ayers ranch
Thursday, March 9. Those wishing
to attend will meet at Vibber-Gif-
ford's where cars will leave at II o.
clock.
Mrs. Mabel Hoioos and son Rod
ney and Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Thomas of Lewiston, Idaho are
spending this week visiting at the
homes Of Mrs. Verda Stafford and
j. G. Pratt. Mr.. Hoioos Is q sister
of Mrs. Stafford and Mr.. Pratt.
A potluck dinner will be held In
the basement Of the M. e. church
on Monday evening at $50 pm.
for all members, families and
friends. Each family IS asked to
bring sandwiches, q dish to pass
and pie. "A program and games
will follow the dinner.
Carol Pratt returned Monday
from San Francisco. where he made
flying trip. He accompanied =.
r. Thornton, who motored from
Yakima at 8 o'clock Thursday am.
and arrived in Oakland at midnight
the same day. While there they at
tended the worlds fair on Treasure
Island.
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.,.,,o, n,,rchased a new

80 !, skinner purchased a new
CHEVROLET this week.
Cr na,nbow girls will hold their reg
~. ra, meeting Monday evening.
u's Malcomb E. Kerr OF Benton Guy
-. = Kennewick visitor Wednes-
Gay w. Altar society will meet Sun
80 March S at the home OF Mrs
:" nil Wilmot, publisher OF the
p,tzville Journal-Times, was a Ken
nsvick visitor Friday.
n M and Mrs. F. w. Dvorak and
q kendall of Benton City were
Tennewick callers Monday.
lawrence Hawkins OF Tacoma
J weekend visitor Of his sis
~. w. Miss Margaret Hawkins.
The Junior class of the senior
h,sh school enjoyed a party in the
.csool cafeteria Friday evening.
A. and Mrs. w. j. Thurston and
d.uchter Cora were Sunday din
80 quests at the P. II. Durham
home.
vstima were Tuesday visitors at
tn home Of his father. DR.. 9
Brunn. ~
Mrs C. Brunn was hostess to q
luncheon Friday honoring her house
e,est, Mrs. Jennie L. Plumber OF
Spokane.
~ q. Clark took his physics class
n pasco Wednesday morning. where
thew visited the roundhouse and
railroad shops.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Thompson and
danshter, Donna, of Walla Walla
were Sunday guests at the 9. II.
Yediea home.
J.sH. siegfried was host to the
mems study club at his home Tues
day evening. Mr.. Siegfried gave q
paper on steel"
ur. and Mrs. j. T.. Caldwell and
Mrs. n. L. Caldwell Of Ellensburg
were weekend guests at the Clar-
ence Yedica home.
o. E. s. chapter will hold its reg
ulsr meeting at the hall Tuesday
evening. There will be an election
Of officers and initiation.
The first division Of the M. E.
aid viii. meet with Mrs. L,ottie
Lampson Wednesday, March 8,
with Mrs. q. A. Rupp as hostess.
Z. s. Black and T. A. Brim at
tended a meeting Of the Yakima
valley school administrators Tues
day evening at the Pasco hotel.
The Misses Jean and Irene Lum
celebrated their birthday with q
party ct the home Of their sister,
Nrs. Reuben Gest Saturday evening.
The two animal husbandry
classes accompanied by their In
structor. Victor Rogers. visited the
Christensen sheep ranch Thursday
and Friday. sA... 4M ~ .,
The Nissah Camp Fire girls are
busy doing some handcraft work.
Some Of the girls finished painting
headbands Monday for their re-
quirements at Woodgatherer. Five
Of the girls have started the making
Of puppets at part Of their birthday
project work.
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| LITTLE STORIES OF THE ..WEEK
M. H. Warner Of Benton City was

:. -
M. H. Warner of Benton City wa!
q Kennewick visitor Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Anon Mueller wer,
weekend guests at the Roy Sill.
man home in Yakima.
The Kennewick Needle club viii
meet Friday at the home of Mrs
10. w. Engels.
Miss Winifred Bah spent tn,
week visiting her aunt and uncle
Mr.. and Mrs. p. H. Durham.
! Thomas Biegel, Jim woodruff ane
Elmer Smith were Sunday Dime,
guests at the home of Mrs. verda
Stafford.
The W.. F. NJ. s. of the M. E
church will hold a group meeting
at Pasco with the Pasco and Rich
land organizations.
Rev. and Mrs. r. B. Holden spent
Tuesday in Walla Walla returning
by way of Wallula, where they held
a service in the evening.
Miss Marie Stafford, who Is work
ing at the Victor Holmes home In
Roosevelt was a weekend visitor
at the home of her mother.
The Schubert club met Tuesday
evening for the regular rehearsal
after which Frank Maupin gave q
short talk on Swing Music"
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Reese of Hood
River were weekend guests at the
home Of Mrs. E. F. Reese. Miss HUI
da Reese accompanied them home
for an extended visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Stra6ling and
two children drove to Stanfield on
Saturday morning. They spent
Saturday evening and Sunday Wis
iting relatives in Prosser.
olav Otheim is in Seattle this
weekend for. a specialists investi-
CATION concerning an injury receiv-
ed to his knee. suffered a month or
so ago in q skiing accident.
DR.. and Mrs. G. Brunn, accom-
panied by their house guest, Mrs.
Jennie L. Plumber, motored to Wal
Ia Walla Sunday where Mrs.
Plumber Is making an extended
visit.
The Misses Hazel Burdett, Jean
Zerba, Evelyn Hoem and Verna
Gilbert, Charles Asbury and Victor
Rogers were weekend visitors in
Portland. Some Of the party went
to see the Ballet Russo.
The American Legion Auxiliary
will meet Wednesday, March 8, at 2
pm. at the new American Legion
hall. Mrs. Ray Boldt, assisted by
Mrs. Ben Van Patten, win be host
esses for the afternoon.
Frank Mueller drove to Seattle
today on q business trip. He was ac-
companied by Miss Evelyn Cornell
ius and Bernie Neuman. Miss Cor
nelius plans to make an indefinite
visit at the home Of her sister. :
The I.O.o.F. were hosts to q
dancing party Monday evening for
the benefit Of the boys home In
Walla Walla. "A delegation Of Odd
Fellows plan to make q goodwin
trip to Grandview lodge this eve
ming.
Mrs. George Crutchfield returned
Tuesday from Kahlotus, where she
spent the past four months visit
ing with relatives. She was guest ct
the r. G. Watson and Roy Kelso
homes and also the A. +. Watson
home at Lind. She plans to leave
for an extended visit at the home
Of her son, Mike Crutchfield. in Sc
attic.
On Friday, March 10 at 8 pm,
the Scottish Rite Masons win IN
stall. their officers in the hall. All
Masons and wives and Eastern
Stars and husbands are invited. A
pot-luck dinner viii be served at
$50. Those attending are asked to
bring covered dish and sand
wiches. The dessert will be furn-
ished. The Rainbow Girls and De
Molay boys are invited to attend
the installation.
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Birthday Dinner

The annual George washington
birthday dinner was well attended
Friday evening, although the at
tendance was not as large as in
previous years. A pot luck dinner
was served at $50, followed by the
following program: Opening songs,
Star Spangled Banner" America"
reading, by Little Kaye Watkins.
piano solo, Miss Mary Jones; vocal
solo, Miss Ella Mae Liebel, piano
duet, Miss Opal Watkins and Mrs.
Jay Seward, skit, "a Short Visit"
by Mrs. Ted Watkins and Mrs. Joe
Watkins, piano solo. Clarence Son.
derman, play, San Economical
Boomerang" with the following
cast: Mrs. Dableton, Mrs. Percy
Erickson: Mr.. Dabbleton, Tony
Mayer; Bird Plover, Rolla bennett;
Mrs. Bird Plover, Annie Clark;
doctor, Aaron Foraker; Maggie,
June Mayer. Dancing was later en-
joyed by young and old alike, mu-
sic being furnished by the Highland
Hill Billies.
Woman's Club
The Highland Woman's Club is
meeting this week on Friday, Mar.
3 at the Highland clubhouse for
their regular monthly meeting. Roll
call win be answered to by house.
hold hint. An honorary program
VIII be given In honor Of the re-
naming charter members. Host
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Too Late to Classify

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third cutting alfalfa, So per ton
in stack. williams Cherry Orchard
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FOR SALE-Best evergreens for
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XXIE WANT to sil this page with good newsys
Wv every week You can help When You know al
Item OF interest tell about il personally,
Wen" eciate IL. Phone No. oneiDouble-one.
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George Boone OF 210 Homestead
avenue last. Mr.. Berry works IN
the Navy department. Miss Farley
works in the Social Security office
at Baltimore, Md. They were en-
tertained by Mr.. and Mrs. William
Warn Of lola street and by Mrs.
Mildred Lee, 1876 sprague street,
while in the city.
Miss Julia Richardson, who teach
es at Willard school, left this week
for Cleveland. Miss Richardson
will be one Of the instructors at the
Phyllis Wheatley summer camp.
She will teach art.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Brown Ar
mold Of Mccall street are confined
to their home on account Of illness.
Mr.. George Warmack Of Buffalo,
N. X, is visiting his mother, Mrs.
Jane Warmack Of Mccall street,
also his brothers Harry and Clarence
Miss Lennie Whitfield, teacher IN
public schools Of Selma, Ala, is TAX
ing a six week S course in Home Ec-
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tions Of the city, but also to have the
privilege, through their membership
OF. sponsoring in lle Saturday paint
and music classes four ow Dayton !
worthy talented youngsters.
Pictures from nc circulating
gallery which is another privilege
of the membership will be sent
monthly 10 Linden Center to foster
art appreciation on the part of the
hundreds Of children who pal'tici-
pate in tne center's re.reatsonai and
educational facilities.
The selection of the pictures and
instruction in art appreciation will
be under the management Of Mrs.
Margaret Robinson, women's and
girls activities director.
We sincerely commend the Bridj-
cites for being mentally alert and
progressive. They have set an ex-
ample which other clubs might well
emulate.
The personnel Of the club con-
sists of:
Helen Murphy Gillim, critic
Blanche Arnold Parsons, Ruth Ham
ilton Lewis, Geraldine Freeman
Lawson, nellie Veatrice Young, Mar
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THE FORUM

onomics at Ohio State university,
Miss Whitfield stopped BY Dayton
enronte to Columbus TO yisl. hes
sister and brother-in-law, MI. and
Mrs. Joe Shaw.
Friends of Mrs. Matte Turner
Davis regret to learn she is leaving
the city TO make her home in Lex
ington, Ky. The Altar Guild Or
Zion Baptist church gave MRS. DAY $
lovely token Of remembrance.
Her address is 342 Chestnut street,
Lexington, Ky.
Miss Marguerite L. DeMar, Miss
Lucille Pitman, Mr.. Robert Pitman,
Jr., and DIR. Willard Rice of Chi
cago, H., left Dayton Sunday, June
25 to visit friends and relatives in
; New York City, Atlantic City, Bos-
ton, Mass, and Quebec, Canada.
/ Rev. Mrs. Hattie M. Gibson OF
3t9 w. Fifth street will soon motor
west on u preaching tour, visiting
her father -in-law at EIcentro, Calf.
and her aunt, Mrs. Winnie Winferd
! and cousin, Mr.. Edward Winferd Of
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Emperor Green and
Ork to Take Road

GARY, Ind, June 28.---Time has
come when the great Emperor
Green and his Id Dictators Of Rhg-
thm must rule.
This crew Of swing artists still
has the jitterbugs and smooth dance
lovers Of this section crying for his,
rulership over the dance crcwds.
"The Emperor" and his crew,
featuring Edith Clark, will fill one
night stands in Indiana, Ohio and
Michigan and then head for dear
old Dixie. So be on the lookout for
these sensational swingsters.
Prototers, clubs and other organi-
cations interested in real swing,
contact Clark Bullett, Jr., 24a9
POLK street, Gary, Ind.
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Old Age Pensioners
Eridjettes Sponsor
Art and Music
Students

DAYT0N-The Bridjettes. COM
posed of nine obviously civic mind
ed socialites who meet bl-weekly to
play bridge far relaxation, recently
.ook out a gronn membership in the
Dayton Art Institute, during their
membership drive.
Their interest, We understand was
Irompted not only b. the desire y
become actively identified with one
of the distinctive cultural institu-
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Send all mail to Able Wallace. care OF
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sC.S.---i met lady last Friday
night and fell desperately in love
with her and | do want to know
if it is the real thing or not2
Ans: Well she feels "that-a.
way" about you too You had bet
ter make another trip over to visit
this girl in the daytime, for these
summer moonlight nights" make
you think you're in love when prob
ably you are not.
r.. G.. B.-I have had nothing but
trouble for the past year and | won
der if things will change for the
better? just what was my daugh-
ter's idea for sending her two chill
dren to me to look after?
Ans: Conditions look better for
you indications are that you
wilI handle more money this sum
mer than you have for many years.
Your daughter is in poor heahh,
keep. the children during the sum
mer. Expect money for their board
regularly for she intends TO ace that
you arc paid for the trouble of
handling the children.
y
II. r. CT am taking up course
of stenceraphy in summer school
and wonder If ! am going to be-
sb.e 10 get through with it this
year.
Ans: OF course you can pro
viding you study several hours day
have made arr excellent choice OF
profession, and you should have EN-
ployment in an office by December.
A. p. H-I've had soceral private
replies from you and do enjoy read
ing your column. Tell me was E..
8. trying to find out what kind of
a girl was the reason he said those
things to me?
Ans: He Was just trying to find
cut how far you would let him go
/. ;. and he knows now. Don't al
low any OF the boys TO insult you
they don't appreciate you for il,
and if you hold your own, they will
be more attentive and courteous to
you than they would be II they had
their way.
/. did he go out with this girl
and If SO how many times and how
much money was there spent2
Ana: This friend of yours did
spead an enjoyable evening in the
company Of girl by the initials of
81. T." but he was too darn
tight To spend more than dime for
an ice cream cone. You have no
worries, for she doesn't want any
ano as cheap aa he.
P. DShould go to my husband
or go to Chicago as have planned
to do2 put in for mydivorce last
month and now | am sorry.
Ans: Your husband is in no way
financially able to take you back
and make home for you !. he's
up To his neck in debt. Yeu had
better GO your way while longer
and when he gets above board again
there will be time 10 make your
plans. You cans hope to get to
Chicago this summer.
II X
+. r. P.My mind gets on evil
thoughts and get in a fidget and
sometimes fall asleep and | want to
know did that man | have in mind
put me in this fix?
Ans. No. You have been in need
of medical attention for the past
year and until you GO TO the doctor
for treatment you can't expect
any change. Stop worrying and try
to get yourself in good physical con-
dition whereby you can enjoy life.
G. O p Y
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Los Angeles, Calf. She will also
attend the Worlds Fair at San
Francisco.
Old Age Pensioners
The Old Age Pension society OF
Montgomery county, Ohio, will hold
their regular meeting in the YMCA
on w. Monument avenue Saturday
afternoon at o'clock. The public
IS invited
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FRIDAY, JULY r, 1889.

garet Palmer Robinson, Marie Floyd
Wheeler, Irene Hicks Rollins, secre-
tary treasurer; and Jessie Scott
Hathcock, president.
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DAYTON LOCALS

Dist;p pguished Visitors
Mr.. and Mrs. =. NJ. Berry and
daughter, Carrie Farley Of oashing-
.on, b. G., visited Mr.. and Mrs.
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ON Tuesday to insure publica-
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Please take netice.
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