The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-02-10
Little Stories
OF the Week

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Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Mueller and
young daughter moved to Spokane
last week to make their home
while Mr.. Mueller is attending
an automotive school.
Mrs. Carl Elliott's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. T. Thomson, ar
rived Friday evening from Baker,
Ore, to visit for ten days or so
with the Elliott family. SEX,
Anon Mueller returned Sunday
after being gone several days on
4 business trip to Portland. :.
A daughter was born TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Duane Campbell Saturday
evening, Feb. S. Her name is
Sheila.
Mrs. Anna Gould who has been
visiting in Minneapolis for the
,ast six months with her daugh-
ter and family, returned to Ken
newick Saturday evening.
Mark Brown has recently pur-
chased the Esquire hotel in Pas
CO, q rooming house for men only.
Brown plans to re-decorate the
rooms, but there will be no
change in management.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Williams,
Linda, Mary Ellen and the twins,
were here from Dayton to spend
Monday with the c. c. Williams.
Mrs. F. N. Morton is Portland
visitor this week at the home of
her daughter and family, the Vane
Wilders.
Mrs. Donald Mcintosh and Mrs.
Harold higgins entertained last
Thursday at the Tri-City Country
club with a dessert luncheon and
seven tables Of bridge. Clusters
Of stephanotis and red roses on
the tables and valentine favors
a place card carried out q valen.
tine theme In arrangement. Guests
for the occasion included Mrs.
Willis Taylor, Mrs. Tom Cess,
Mrs. ]. E. Martin, Mrs. Paul Hor-
sley, Mrs. Richard Martin, Mrs.
Harry Belair, Mrs. Hal Brutzman,
Mrs. Dean Yedica, Mrs. Charles
Fox, Mrs. Clare Shaw, Mrs. Don
Solberg, Mrs. Jerry Giard, Mrs.
Ed Carlson, Mrs. Robert Jones,
Mrs. Kenneth Giard, Mrs. Robert
Alexander, Mrs. Tom ellis, Mrs.
James Giard, Mrs. Cecil Ander-
SON, Mrs. Robert Matheson, Mrs.
w. L. Bellomy, Mrs. Ralph Jeide,
Mrs. John Rutherford, Mrs. Cor
don Conrad, Mrs. F. p. Meverden.
Mrs. Dayton Finnigan, Mrs. Don
Seaberg and Mrs. Kit Clifford.
Honors for the afternoons play
went to Mrs. Matheson, Mrs. Sol
berg and Mrs. Anderson.
Kennewick friends Of Rev. J. n.
Nolt, former pastor Of the Church
OF the Nazarene, learned of his
death last Saturday. Rev. Nolt,
now retired, was making his home
in Charleston, Wash, and passed
away from a heart attack while
driving his car.
Visiting over Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. Dake Anderson mildred
Brown were guests of Mrs. An
dersons parents the Bryson
Browns and at the home Of her
sister Mrs. Lawrence Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. w S. Green were
hosts to the Saturday Night Pr
nochle club, This week, at their
home on the Highlands. High
scores for the evening were held
by Ralph Reed and Mrs. Ernest
Sherry.
Entertaining at her home on
Saturday evening, Mrs. Gerald
Giard had three tables Of bridge
IN play. The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Gordon Conrad, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leigh Beamer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold higgins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hank Lyons from Richland, Mrs.
Cecil Anderson and Mrs. Ken CT.
ard. Bridge honors went to Mrs.
LEIGH Beamer and Harold higgins.
Coming to attend the funeral
rites Of their sister Mrs. Frank
f.. Pasche. Mrs. Clara Kept of Ro-
chester. Mimi, Mrs. Minnie Tetz-
'aff and son Arnold Of Elgin
Mimi. and William Radtke Of Ell.
Gin. are spendins this week with
other relatives here. On Sunday
they were guests of their niece
and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
Neuman for a family dinner a,
the Neuman home.
Hostess for Kikare on Thurs.
| day was Mrs. Paul Richmond