The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-10-16
BY FLORENCE OLIVER
Phone news to Kennewick 2442 before Tuesday

transferred by his company, the
! PP&L. The HeSslerS have sold
their Kennewfck property and
have bought a home in Yakima.
Mrs. Hessler will be with her par
ents in Enensburg for several
weeks until possession of the new
house can be obtained.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bake, Mr..
and Mrs. H. E. Huntington and
| Mrs. Frank Mason left last We'd
nesdsy and are returning this mid
week on motor trip to Great Falls
to visit the Bob FarnSworth fami-
ly.
Wilbur WeigandS was down from
Ephrata to spend the week end
with his parents, the w. r. Wei
gands.
Mrs Guy Storyss sister and hus-
band, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Thomas
of Toronto, Canada, arrived Tues
day to visit at the Story home on
the. Highlands.
Ted Kauth, a student at PIC at
ParkWater and member of the foot
ball squad returning from a game
a Cheney, visited the home folks
this week end.
Miss Delm Brown, daughter of
the A. G. Browns, who has been
employed with the Seattle First
National Bank in Spokane, has
been transferred to the PaSco
branch and for the present is stay
ing with her aunt, Mrs. T. B.
Hauschild
Guy Story, Fred Mills, Robert
Tweedt and Olav Otheim are on
a deer hunting trek into the
mountains of Oregon and Wash
ington.
DR.. and Mrs. r. E Jones enter
tanned Saturday evening at their
home at, % Monroe Loop, honor
ing the birthdays of DR.. Thomas
ellis, Harold Schultz and Mrs
Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beasley OF
! Avenue E, left last Wednesday to
visit for several weeks with theil
son who lives in Oregon.
! Moulton Clark, Mrs. M. c. Clarl
and Mrs. Woodruff drove to Van
couver, Wash. Monday to attenc
funeral services for Mrs. V.O
:. Humphrey.
Mrs. B. j. Spurgeon of the Soutf
Highlands is suffering the loss Of
four teeth, cuts and bruises aftel
a car accident Thursday after.
noon on Lincoln Hill. A cal
driven by Leonard George slid or
the slippery road and mashed into
and completely wrecked the cal
driven by B. j. Spurgeon. On Mon.
!! day Mrs. Spurgeon was taken Il
the Pasco hospital for observation
| of possible neck injury.
| Rev. and Mrs. j. P. Luvaas LEFT
Sunday for Eugene, Ore. to visit
Mrs. Luvaas's mother Mrs. Mevie
Whose eighty-fourth birthday is
being honored by her family. They
Twill also visit their son John in
Eugene and on their return will
stop in Portland to see Their
daughters Alice and Jeanette
They expect to be home again
Thursday.
Rueben Gest and Jim Mokler are
in Winthrop, WASH, hunting deel
this week. The Highland Grang'
Auxiliary met with Mrs. w
Sneedon on Tuesday.
On Sunday evening the Wilmo
Gravenslund's son John, of tn,
: us. Navy, phoned them from Nor
folk, Virginia, saying that he wa
being transferred from the US!
, Macon to the USS Fremont an,
on his way to Newfoundland.
Mrs. R. E. Reed entertained tn
, Saturday Night Pinochle club las
week. Ralph Reed and Mrs. Wink
enWerder won card honors.
Mrs. Robert Tweedt of Finle,
was hostess at a joint session o
kenneWick and PaSco LDR. Mrs
Olav Otheim president of the Ken
neWick group presided. MrS.P j
Luvaas led in devotionals an,
. prayer; Mrs. .Astrid Miller gave
book review of "The Emperor
= Physician" and Miss Marguerit
= Hanson, accompanied at the plan
: by Mrs. Luvaas, played two wolf
numbers. Miss Elaine Andersen
president of the Pasco group, pre-
sided at the tea service and Mis-
Lila GLASGOW, Mrs. Dorothy Eb
and Mrs. Tweedt served.
Mrs. M. S. Kinkaid left this mid
week for Salem to visit her sol
Leonard and family and to max
the acquaintance of her new gran,
: daughter.
Mrs. D. E, Taylor returned Tues
day morning after flying to Nortl
Platte, Neb. called by the lines
of her mother Mrs. Julia Siebolt
who had fallen and broken her hip
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