The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-02-26

J. Young Peter Carl1c6, tWo-yeo4>
old son Of Mr.. and Mr.. John Car.
Itch, was q hospital patient three
days last week and = reported
feeling. fne again.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Schultz Of
Spokane were dinner guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Neuman on
Monday. Mrs. Schultz and MIS-.
Neuman are sisters.
Mrs. H. e. Oliver with MIS- Roy
Stafford assisting, entertained Alma
Circle Monday at a dessert lunch
con followed by bridge. Honors
at bridge went to Mrs. Ellis Dor
othy.. ~
Mrs. Hogue, who has been Wis
ting her daughter Mrs. Fred Will
1iams for the past month, left on
Wednesday to return to her home
in Albuquerque, N. NJ, going BY
plane from Salt Lake City.
The birthday of Mrs. Arthur
Wiegand, which was Feb. IL, was
the incentive for a surprise party
planned by Mr. Weigand. The di-
version for the evening was pin
ochle with four tables in play.
The Antiquarian Society met
with Mrs. H. A. Settler Tuesday.
The hostess served 1890 O'Clock
dessert luncheon.
Mrs. John Bottomly left Tues
day morning for Lewiston, called
by the death Of her brother-in-
law.
Oscar Carpenter has been in the
Kadlec hospital in Richland this
sweek for treatment OF an ear In
Election.
Mrs. r. A. DeHaven Of GLASGOW
Mont, who has been guest Of the
r. @. McMahons for two weeks
left Saturday morning for Gro
vile, WASH, to visit sister.
Mrs. John Wallace returned or
Saturday from Spokane following
two weeks in Sacred Heart hospi.
tai. She had been under the care
! of specialist for arm injuries re-
ceived several months ago.
j Mrs. Christine Neuman and sor
4 Bob treated Mr.. and Mrs. John
Neuman and Ronnie to chick
en- dinner with all the trimming:
at the ssFarm" last Sunday. The
occasion being Mr.. and Mrs. Neu'
i mans 10th wedding anniversary
| Guests entertained last week by
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo Richmond
were Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Eos
burgh of Yakima. Saturday eve
ming they all went to Walla WaHs
to attend showing Of Cell Abra'
sions of 1948" an annual revue pu'
on at the penitentiary.
Mrs. Ora Dickinson enjoyed
visit from her grandson Jimmy
Truman on Thursday of last week
He is a student at Pacific Luther
an college at Falkland, Wash, ane
and was enroute to Spokane t
play basketball at Whitworth col
lege and at EWCE at Cheney.
] Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Ash &C.
companied by Mrs. 0. T. Bothmel
and Wilma Of Walla Walla, mot
ored to Seattle Friday, returning
Monday after Mr.. and Mrs. ASH
had visited their son Berry anc
family. Mrs. BONNER visited hel
daughter Lucille Delmonico anc
| family.
Mrs. Ora Dickinson this week
received letter and newspaper
notice telling of the death of Mrs
Hattie Tagg, an old neighbor ant
! early resident in Kennewick. Sh'
left here in 1921 after the death
of her husband, Edwin c. Tags
and had made her home with hel
sister, Mrs. Alice Splitter in Owos'
so, Mich. Mrs. Tagg was ninety
years old and her sister is hel
only survivor.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Bird were
called to Walla Walla by the death
of Mrs. Birds father, William w
Wilson on Sunday, Feb. 22: Fun
eral services were held. Wednes'
day, Feb. Is at 2 pm.
Mrs. Melvin Moore and the
twins. Melva and Melvin, Jr.
were down from Benton City Las
Thursday and spent the day VIII
her father, w. J. Thurston.
Robberies at the SSsJ Motol
| company, the Hi-Power Service
Station, Faulds Firestone, the Two
Bows Cafe, the Richland Safeway
and four Pasco robberies were &C.
counted for in the youths con
fession.