The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1939-02-02

and daughter, Mrs. Wilburn Cas-
sell Of Osborne. ~
MIR. and Mrs. Guy G. Stoddar
were In Yakima Wednesday maxim
final arrangements to move to tina
place and make their future home
Mr.. stoddard having secured stead,
employment there.
Word was received this mornin,
OF the birth Of an eight and one
half pound daughter to Mr.. ane
Mrs. Jess Brown. The young lady
made her initial appearance at 8:4s
Tuesday evening, at st. Elizabeth.
hospital in Yakima.
Rev. and Mrs. L. G. Krug, Mr.
and Mrs. w. r. Kirby and son, Billy
and Arno Krug drove to Kennewick
Sunday to be the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. AL Zarndt Ida Krug). Rev.
Krug officiated that afternoon at
the christening of his youngest
grandchild, who will hereafter an
swer to the name of Phyllis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Williams are
guests this week of relatives in
Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Powell, of
Kennewick, spent Sunday in White
Bluffs as guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. 8. Reierson.
Mrs. Robert Hixon was taken to
the Lady of Lourdes hospital in
Pasco Tuesday evening.
Fred Jr., and George Gilhuly and
Carl Jasper of Seattle, who had
been weekend guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Gilhuly, returned to their
studies at the University of WASH
1ngton, on Sunday afternoon. They
were accompanied by Elroy Wiehl,
who had been spending the week.
end with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Matt NJ Wiehl.
Mrs. Harry Keller received the
sad news of the death of her broth |
er, Eugene Policy, of Carnation, |
Washington, on Wednesday morn
Ing. Mrs. Keller left Immediately
Tor Carnation. being taken as far
as Vantage by Laverne Brooke. At
vantage, she took the stage to her
destination.
Miss Eileen Stoddard, of Yakima.
spent the weekend with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Stoddard. |
Mrs. w. r. Kirby returned sat-
1rday from Yakima, where she has
oeen caring for her sister-in-law.
Mrs. Louis Krug, who was so badly
injured In an automobile accident
few weeks ago.
The February Study meeting of
ne Women's Club of White Bluffs
WI be held Wednesday afternoon.
seDruary 9th. at the home of Mrs
s. A. House. The program will he G
Presented by Mrs. I. B. Burns, who
VII be assisted by Mrs. F. M.
and Mrs. w. j. jenkins in
onducting Symposium on Inter Q
latlonal Relations. The name sym- p
'osittm will be lived up to In IT'S s
ui!est sense, Mrs. Burns says, by Q
making the meeting round table. d
nd calling on all members present 4
0 express views on the subject of q
relations. Music will "
e arranged by Mrs. Fred Gilhuly. s.
[ostesses for the meeting are Mrs s.
irs. E. J. OLarey, Mrs. L. F.
,ustin and Mrs. ]. B. Tromanhaus- a.
Leo Johnson, who for the past I
" months has been employed at 1
1e v. Tanning ranch, Is taking
yer the Guy Stoddard place and
;ock and will continue In the dairy q
lsiness.
HIS many friends In this vicinity
ere eorry to hear Of the death of ,
eor1e Baxter, formerly editor of h,
u dan4ord Herald. He. was a r.
'od LneEspaper man and a very ID
yal statfk =.
Art Maynard Galbreath had the =,
isfoftuns on Saturday to lose q hr
nall black coin purse containing ty
n dooaes In currency and q few s,
nall coins. A reward will gladly =,
paid the finder upon its return to p,
-. Galhreath. o
Mrs.. Frances Clarke Hayes re- st
rned to her home In Seattle after 10,
tendng the funeral Of her father. p,
1omas J. Clarke. Mr.. and Mrs. ~,
1omas Clarke, Jr, returned to to,
'ulee Dam, where Mr.. Clarke is RI
lployed, and Pat Clarke returned an
Pierce, Idaho, to close his af-
lrs. but will return soon to assist las
the settling Of the Clarke es- NE
,e. Mrs. Pat Clarke and infant Dr
4 remained In White Bluffs pi,
nding Mr.. Clarke's return. d,
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