The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-10-28
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Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bowen,
who had been visiting in Spo--
kane and !Chewelah with their
two daughters and their fami.
lies, returned home Friday.
They brought with them their
little granddaughter Patricia
Eggers of Chewelahs to visit for
several weeks.
Mrs. A. w. Campbell went to
Hot Lakes, Ore, Monday for a
two weeks stay.
Phyllis Oliver was home again
Friday following two weeks
vacation spent in San Francisco
and San Jose, Calf. She made
the trip by plane from Portland.
Ralph, the 6-year.old son of
Mrs. Jean Horning, was taken to
Z Walla Walla hospital Saturday
for polio. He is reported as re-
spending favorably to treatment.
Mrs. Gertrude Lloyd, who has
been here during the summer to
care for her orchard in the Gar
den Tracts, left Thursday for
Tacoma where she will spend
the winter.
Pinochle club met Saturday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Ern.
est Sherry. High score was. held
by Mrs. Sherry and low by Bill
Gravenslund.
Some of the parishioners o.
st. Paul's Episcopal church anc
their new rector and family, DR.
and Mrs. Frederick Baker. ane
son Dereck enjoyed a pot-lucl
dinner late Sunday afternoon al
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. FREQ
Bunch ST., Anna Lee Heights
Others in the group were Mr.
and Mrs. James Bunch and sor
Ray from Walla Walla, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Stanley Randolph and sor
Jonathan, Mr.. and Mrs. AL Brant
ingham and children, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Frank Maupin, Dick ant
Steve, Mr.. and Mrs. Lance Read
and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Eakin.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Anon an.
Mrs. l. N. Mueller drove to Koos
kooskie Sunday where they Wis
tied their uncle, c. H. Downing
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Larsel
and Mrs. Harvey Larsen and Sol
Michael from Seattle visite'
with MI. Larson's sister, Mrs
Arthur Campbell and famil,
over the weekend.
Mrs. S. S. McHenry returne,
Friday from several weeks visi
in Chicago. Her daughter. Mrs
Lester Brown and two youn
sons came back with her to sta
while her son-in.law, 1t. Comb
Brown, is taking a course
study in Glenview, Ill.
Mrs. T. w. Payne's nephew
Edwin Brace, was here fror
Yakima Tuesday to spend tn
day with her.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. job
Neuman, a daughter, Name
Darlene, on October 8.
| Don Sanders returned HON
last week from Portland whel
he attended school for severe
months.
C. N. Keolker, who has bee
visiting here in the homes
his sons Urban and Barney, le
recently for Spokane where +
is visiting in the home of al
other son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Weber ar
family motored to Spokane Sa
urday and were guests
friends over Sunday.
Miss Daphne Taylor arrive
Friday evening from Portlar
for an indefinite stay in Il
home Of her mother, Mrs. w.
Hulet. Miss Taylor recently cor
pleted training in the Depal
ment of Nursing at the Unive
sity of Oregon Medical school.
Mrs. Annie Sutton and her ty
children, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Clark and Moulton Clark m
tored to the coast late last wee
Mrs. Sutton attended a comm
tee meeting of the Washingt
State Educational Associate
and the others in the party "
tied in Snohomish and Redmor
Visiting Mrs. l. N. Muell
Thursday evening was her nep
ew, Theodore Anon, an arr
officer stationed at Fort Lew
and in this area to inspect n
tional Guards stationed at Pas
Leaving Sunday night, M
Kenneth Smith, Mrs. Leslie lie
is, Mrs. w. L. Foraker and M
Ralph Stafford went to Portla
to attend a national convent
of Campfire Guardians and 81
Bird Leaders which is in sessi
October % through %.
Mrs. H. E. Oliver and M
Lottie Lampson were co.ho
esses at the Oliver home
MONDAY afternoon 10 Anna 7
Gle. A dessert luncheon v
served followed by bridge w
Mrs. r. E. Reed receiving hi
crs. Mrs. Blossom and Mrs. 81
som ST.. from Richland w
guests.
Visiting in the home Of til
sister, Mrs. May Reeder, 402 K
neWick avenue, six brothers Z
sisters met in a family gather
Sunday to Tuesday. Their a
ranged from 81 years to SO ye,
With Mrs. Reeder were her
tiers Mrs. Olive Ator of Gre
field, Ill; and Mrs. Hannah
ton of Washtucna and their /
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