The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1939-06-08
LITTLE STORIES OF. THE WEEK

Fritz Bremmer is home from the
c. c. camp for a visit.
Ted Neel took his mother to Port
land last week for medical inspec-
ton.
The Horticulture Club will meet
with Mrs. Phoebe Sherk next Mon
day, June L..
Ralph Stafford has been suffering
with an infected ear which at pres
ent is improving.
Postmaster F. H. Lincoln IS spend
ing the week attending the post
masters convention. ..
Mrs. H. H. DeHaven and son Clyde
were visitors in Toppenish at the E.
H. Gibbs home last week. $50 =
Mrs. Jay Smith of Portland IS
here visiting at the home of her
sister, Mrs. G. A. Crawford. -
Miss Lucine Roberts of Snohom-
ish was here to attend the funeral
Of her grandmother, Mrs. M. A.
Mallpin. .v.a. ,:..,.,-~-, 80 -. :.
Neil Anderson Of Portland stop
ped over this week to visit with his
home folks while on his way to
Montana. .-.-... -.---.-.--..-, +"
st. Paurs Episcopal, guild will
meet at Mrs. Shoemakers, 1903 Ken
newick Avenue on Thursday, June
Is at 2:30 pm. -.
Attorneys Of Benton and Frank
lin counties will close their offices
Saturday afternoons during the
summer months. - .;
Mrs. j. r. Alexander, who has
been seriously Ill at the Pasco hos
pital, returned home Saturday. She
IS still confined to her bed. -
Ben Pinckney, former Kennewick
businessman, was here yesterday
for a short time on his way to Top
penish from his home in Idaho.
MRS. Charles Kuntz win leave for
her home in Chicago Friday morn
ing. She viii be accompanied by
her neice, Miss La Vita Mulkey. .
Vinton Copeland Of, Portland was
III Kennewick yesterday for q short
visit with his sister, Mrs. George
Rokkan. The Copeland family grew
up here. 80 O.
mr.. and. Mrs. Lester Wilkens and
two daughters from Condor, ore
son were here to attend the tuner.
Al Of Mrs. Wilkens'. aunt, Mrs. NJ,
A. Maupin. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Blake Of
Yakima and Mrs. Mirrial Hunting
ton .of Sumner were last week vis-
tors at the home Of Mr., and Mrs:
n. E. Huntington. - - =
81 The Christian church ladies aid
met Wednesday. afternoon with Mrs.
Joe Stradling. Mrs. Albert Durham
was assistant hostess. Mrs. Nash
gave the missionary lesson. !. s
!; Bill Terrell, who has been employ
ed at the local Chevrolet agency, Is
now enployed- with the GeneraFPe
troleum Co. in Pasco. Mrs. Ferrell
is spending a couple of weeks at the
home Of her parents at Kiona.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Griffon, Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Pate and son Bruce
Of Syracuse, New York, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elk Dawson of Grandview, Mrs.
Charles Gollincer of Sunnyside
spent Sunday at the w. o. Hawn
home.
Mrs. H. G. Maggie Of Spangle ar
rived Monday to visit Mrs. ]. r.
Ayres. The ladies left Wednesday
to visit Mrs. r. L. Olds of Cornell.
They will leave Sunday for Van
couver, Wash, to attend the State
Grange session.
John Goldman and daughter, Mrs.
G. Lair, from Phoenix, Arizona, ar
rived here last Saturday to spend
a few days with Mrs. Laura Anon.
Mrs. Lair is Mrs. Amon'S neice
whom she hasn't seen for twenty-six
years.
Those attending the p. p. & L.
picnic at Walla Walla last Sunday
were Mr.. and Mrs. Ace Purdy and
Mr.. and Mrs. G. s. |
knowles, Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Sieg-
fried and Mr.. and Mrs Erwin Black
and family.
The Townsend club Is giving a
benefit dance Saturday night, June
10 at Vale Grange hall at Rich
land. Harold Willmsen win furn-
ish the music. This dance IS being
given to raise funds to send dele. 1
gate to the convention.
Arthur GLASGOW left this week for
q combined business and pleasure
trip to Chicago and Peoria, III. Bill |
Crater of Pasco will have charge of
the GLASGOW Jewelry shop during his
absence. Mr.. Crater is an expert
snced watch maker.
Anna Marie Moekler celebrated /
her seventh birthday on Wednes-
day, June 7th. She entertained with
! party for sixteen Of her friends
1t her home on Kennewick Ave.
The colors pink and green were
carried out in the decorations.
K. E. Serier, county prosecuting
attorney, Will be in attendance at
he National Guard encampment
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