The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-05-22

many good laughs. Among those
attending from River Road dis
trict were Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.
Wheeler and children, Ella
Crutcher, Patricia, Rosalee and
James Hupy, Roy Gross, II. III.
Fryer and Mrs. Clements, Grin
Lande, Vera, Phyllis and JAG
qualine Nelson and many 9TH
ers. The Kennewick Campfire
Girls sold candy at the grounds.
Word was received by Mrs. J.
A. Hultberg that her father f.
M. Edwards of Arlington is re-
turning for few weeks visit
with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hultberg
have been busy the past week
repainting and remodeling the in
terror of their trailer house on
the ]. A. Hultberg home place.
Bob and Del Clark and Ber-
nard Bongen drove to Walla Walla
Saturday on business. Riding
with them was Bette Milan re-
turning home after several days
visit with relatives here. She
had recovered sufficiently from
a foot injury to return to work.
Ella Crutcher returned Wednes-
day evening from several days
work and visiting in Walla Walla.
P. c. Bailey, formerly employed
by Smith Hoffman and Wright at
Richland and now by Boeing Air
craft in Seattle, visited briefly
with Margaret Hupy on Sunday
after a trip to Coulee City and
Soap Lake. He and his travelling
companion, Art Hill of Seattle
are going to Canada for vaca-
ton.
Newt Willoughby, Bernard Bor-
gen, Bob and Del Clark drove to
Walla Walla Monday morning on
business visit with Jim Baker
regarding employment in the pea
harvest.
Margaret Hupy has had AN
attact of pleurisy-pneumonia but
is recovering satisfactorily.
Bill Transform, returning
Thursday morning from Williston,
N. D. where he was called ten
days ago by the critical illness of
his mother reports her sufficient
ly improved to be returned home
from the hospital. Mr.. Transform
was a dinner guest Thursday
evening at the home Of Ella
Crutcher. Also there were Bob
Clark, Bette Milan, Bernard
Bergen and Del Clark.
James Hupy was honored Sat-
urday afternoon with a party in
celebration of his seventh birth
day. Sharing the games and play
were Patricia and James hath
bone of Richland, Buddy and
Marcella Savage and Lynn Hol-
lingsworth and Patricia and
Rosalee Hupy. A. cake with a
large figure seven outlined with
colored cake trim and studded
with candles was the featured re-
|freshment. Ice cream, sandwiches
and soft drinks also were enjoyed.
Several nice gifts were happily
received.
Word was recently received by
Mrs. Irene Elsye was drowned in
Mrs. Irene Elsye was drowed in
the Snake River during the Nc
Nary Dam celebration. Mrs.
Elsye's body was recovered soon
after the drowning along with
that of friend but the bodies of
the dead women's husbands were
not recovered until two days ago.
Both couples drowned are be-
lieved to have resided at Milton
Freewater. Mrs. Elyse's mother,
Mrs. Bob Rose lives at Shelton.
Margaret Hupy was happy to
learn that her cousin Chas. r.
Savage won the nomination for
Congressman in the third Con-
gressional District last Saturday
to fill the seat in Congress left
vacant by the death, recently of
Fred Norman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Siemens were
Monday business visitors in Walla
Walla.
Dave Piccoi to announced the
grand opening of his new cafe
and fountain at the Y. Many
lovely floral gifts of congratula-
tions are arriving as the. manage
ment prepared to open to receive
waiting group of hungry visit
ors. Their chef Steve Is well
known to many local residents as
is waitress Edith Scroggins. The
opening was scheduled for S %.
m. Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Runee of
Richland and formerly of Garmo's
Market will assume management
OF the meat shop at the c. & R.
Market at the Y in about a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Paulson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Sherry
were dinner guests Friday evening
at the Jesse Lande home at Finley.
Preston Krimbrough who last
summer was stricken with Polio.
made his regular trip to Yakima
last Saturday for physical
check-up and is making slow
progress of recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Goodson
II Co.