The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-12-25
Saturday night for dinner. We en-
Joyed having you MIR. Miller.

oeSAt ooy hight lOI OlIlIlST. we en-
Joyed having you Mr.. Miller.
Oh! Oh! Do you know the
Dutch" Heiser family of Shady
Nook Trailer Court Their son,
Gary just told me that he and his
Dad gave his mother Mrs.
Dutch beautiful fur coat for
Christmas, Lucky Lady. The Hell
ser family will spend Christmas in
Portland with relatives.
We almost bought a horse for
Russell for Christmas but it was
too big for him. Don't know which
is the most disappointed, the boy
or his Dad!
Speaking of horses! We have
four of them here, but they be-
long to Walker Young of Shady
Nook. Thought I had better tell
you all that the horses aren't for
hire.
They are for fun! 49, $685.
The promising young cowboy
you see riding lickety-split up the
drive way here at The Farm are
Russell Hicks, Gary Lane and Gal
en- Freed. They haven't broken
any bones yet, but we expect it
any day! = - E.
We had some tired but happy
business people here Saturday
night after store hours. Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Crater and son Lyle,
Mr. and Mrs. Terry. Taylor of
The Crater Jewelry Store of Pas
co, also in a separate party, Mr..
and Mrs. Bunch of Bunch-Fini-
gan and Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Bunch
were here. You all come again.
Guess what we got for Christ
mas. A new maroon colored Jeep!
Tiny stopped by for a chat with
Bill Graves. The result - our
Christmas present. Nice going
Bill! ~
Tiny tells me I have another
present * from the 10c store!
The last time he said that I had
a beautiful leather jacket! Sure
hope my luck is as good this
time.
I imagine a lot of you folks
were in the Auditorium of the
Marcus Whitman School in Rich
land December 18th to enjoy the
puppet show sponsored by Boy
Scout Troop 33 as presented by
Mrs. L. /. Bird, assisted by M. M.
McKiness and Florence Stout.
Perhaps others of you folks
were able to attend one Of the
other presentations in and around
the Tri-City area. Mrs. Bird had
a mighty nice program including
"A Clown act", Dance of the
Christmas Fairy, "Rumpelstilt-
skim, "Red Riding Hood steps
OUT, and many others.
But how many of you had the
chance to go back stage? We
didn't, actually, of course but -
well-it was like this - Mrs. L. I.
Bird, sister of Mrs. Don Anderson
of Pasco, together with their hus-
bands, and Mr. and Mrs. M. M.
McKiness had a reservation at The
Farm December 20 = A farewell
dinner for the Birds; They are
grand people
/ wish you all could have been
a mouse in a corner bearing about
some of their puppet shows and
the humorous things that happen
during presentation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bird were visit
ing here from Haynes, North Da-
kota. They left Sunday morning
for San Louis Obispo, California
where they will visit with Mr..
Birds parents over the holidays.
New neighhors! Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Herbst of Carls Trading Post.
/ needer a small piece of linol-
cum so dropped in on them. Stop
in and look over their stock. They
are nice friendly people to deal
with.
Getting tired of hearing this
gossipy news? 0. K then! I'll
ring off for now! Drop in again
next week, and I'll tell you more!
Bye now.
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