The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-07-03

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Miss Georgia Ford and DR.. Rees
Prichard. The girls were former
classmates at Idaho University at
Moscow. .-z -
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Dorothy spent
the week end at the home Of
Mrs. Dorothy's brother the Maur-
ice McBees. III. . ..
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Clare
Shaw were DR.. and Mrs. G.P.
Tupker and three children who
came Friday from Salem, Oregon.
On Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Byrne from Spokane and Mrs.
Frank Broadus of Portland were
their visitors. ..t-..... .-
Mrs. RE. Bauder and son
Wayne returned last Thursday
from Kearney, Nebraska, where
they had been visiting for several
weeks. Gerald and Milo Bauder
, are spending the summer in Neb-
=; braska working on wheat farm
through the harvest. -. -.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Russert
| were in Wallace, Idaho Friday to
Sunday to visit Mrs. Russert's Sis
! ter Mrs. Guy Richey who is a
! patient in a Wallace hospital.
Tommy Duncan returned Sat
urday after visiting his aunt Mrs.
Francis Smith in Idaho Falls and
an aunt Mrs. Cleo Harrop in Lor-
EMO, Idaho. -s...-..e-. ---...
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Carlson left
Sunday for a week in Hood
River and Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.B. Crabbe and
two little boys returned Sunday
from a vacation spent in Columbus
and Waynesville, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. RI. Finch and
son and Mr.. Finch's mother from
Gardena, Calf. spent three days
with the WE. Conrads. Mrs.
Finch is Mrs. Conrad's niece. Mr..
Finch visited Kiwanis while here.
MIR. Elmer johnson of Seattle
was also visitor at the ConradS
for the week end. On Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad and their
guests enjoyed a trip over the
Columbia Highway to Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.W. Graves and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Graves and family plan to spend
the Fourth at Fish Trap Lake.
Mrs. E. R. Canadian was very
happily surprised last week end
| to have visit from a friend, Mrs.
| Ward Simms whom she hasn't
seen for fifty years. Mrs. Simm's
home is in Berkeley, Calf. and
she and her son Bill are motoring
through the northwest. III
Alma Circle met for one o.
clock luncheon with Mrs. McKin-
ley Desgranges- on Monday. Mrs.
lie. F. Winkenwerder held high
score at bridge. -: ~. !.
William Graves went to Sc
attic by plane Tuesday to
attend the funeral of Mr.. Bert
Goodfield, western Washington
| WHY'S distributor.
Mrs. Gertrude Lloyd who has
been here since May supervis-
ing the cherry harvest and care
of her orchard In the Garden
Tracts, returned to her home
in Tacoma, Monday.
Marian Cructhfield and two
young sons came from Seattle
last week end to visit his mother
Mrs. Ora Crutchfield. He re-
| turned to his home Sunday leav-
ing the boys to spend the summer
with their grandmother.
] Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Motter
left Wednesday on a three weeks
vacation. They plan to visit Mrs
Motter's brother Arthur Schinnel
and family in st. Helens Oregon
and Mn .Motter's sister Mrs.
Elton Terrell in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Whittemore
left Sunday for Oakland tc
attend national roller skating con
tests. Miss Wanda Grave:
accompanied them as their guests
Mrs. M C. Kauth with Mrs
Gus NNewman as co-hostess, art
entertaining the Ladies Aid o,
the Bethlehem Lutheran church
at the Kauth home on Tuesday.
Phil Bier was Spokane visit
tor over Saturday and Sunday.
Three new citizens arrived thi!
. week at the Virginia Lee Hospi
tai in Kennewick. A daughter