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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-02-15
THE KAPIOLANI
ESTATE MUST PAY

The Kapiolani estate will have to pay
a bill of exchange of s966.70 which was
held by Grinbaum & Co, and which it
is claimed has never been paid. The
Supreme Court yesterday rendered a
decision refusing to set aside the de-
fault made by Judge Robinson in the
case. After the default had been en-
tered ]. F. Colburn came into court
with a motion to have it set aside on
the ground that he had forgotten to
file an answer. The court refused to
accept an answer and judgment was
entered.
The Supreme Court, in its syllabus,
saws: "A motion to reopen default
is matter within the sound, judicial
discretion of the trial judge, and the
latter's ruling therein will not be inter-
fered with except in a clear case OF
abuse"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-02-15
SOLDIER CASES GO
OVER FOR TERM

The cases Of all three of the soldiers
who are under indictment for the rob-
berry of Chief Justice Frear's home have
been continued for the term. Carlton is
still out on bail, but his two compan-
joins have not been able to secure bonds
men.
Major Mcclellan has been requested
by the War Department TO investigate
the affair." and not with the intention OF
thwartfng the ends of justice. Carlton
has influential friends in the States
His father is clerk of the Supreme
Court of the State of New York, and
the Justices of that court are also in
teresting themselves in the fate Of the
young soldier.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-02-15
THE NEW LIGHTS
ARE INSTALLED

Ten new electric arc lights and dou-
BILE that number of incandescents have
been installed by the Public Works De-
partment and were lighted for the first
time last evening.
There are six new arc lights on Pu-
nahou street and Manoa Road and
three additional arcs on King street IN
the vicinity of the new fire station.
The incandescents are strung from that
noint TO Kamehameba Schools.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-02-15
codificatisn Of Laws.

Editor Advertiser: Three lawyers
at $40 per day and a secretary at Sl0o
per month to take two years to pre-
mare a code for the future!
One lawyer, with a pot OF paste, a
nair of scissors, and two copies OF the
(1ompiled Laws of Arizona, or any Ola
territorial code, can do the work IN
week and work only ten hours per ,T DAY
Craa+ ie buubugi TRUTH.
Honolulu, FEBRUARY IA, 1908.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-02-15
= PUBLIC CONCERT TODAY.
The Band will Play in Afternoon on
Nakee Island, waikiki
PART 1.
"The Old Hundred. ="

"The Old Hundred.
Ovar+rra--"yalva' .... Reisiger
Tn+ermezzo-"The Osnanli" 49,. Fetras
"Reminiscences of Weber" Godfrey
Vocal Selections-Two Duets with
chorus.
PART II.
Selection-"PCpular Ballads happey
and Rain" .....-.
Blumenthal
sia-..The Czarina' Came
Selection 49,. Lambelet
1.-The Star Spangled Banner"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-08

and MIRA E. NJ Reardon OF Dallas will
come down to Join the Gsnnon's house par
ty and share the pleasures Of the reception
and dance.
Miss Lizzie Dryer is entertaining Mrs.
Flaitz and Mrs. Webb Of Shelbyville, Ind.
for this week They have been the guests
Of Mr.. George FlaitE.
Miss Anna Monroe and her aunt, Mrs.
Lizzie MaheT, are stopping in Houston for
while and are at Mrs. Douglas Campbelps
on San Jacinto street,
The Informal dance given Thursday night
al Bryan hall In compliment to Miss Con
nor Of Dallas and Miss Cannon was thor.
oughly delightful affair.
Miss 10 Saylor OF San Antonio 10 visiting
Miss JAMIE Cushman. Miss Martha Shelby
VIII be at Mrs. Cushman's today with her
friends, Misses CushmRn and Saylor
Mrs. Estelle Brady went to Dallas Thurs.
day TO be with her daughter, Miss Eta
who is at school there, on her 10th birth
day. Mrs Brady Is expected home TO
day.
The hall decorations were chaste and
pretty, the orchestra OF six pieces dis
coursed excellent music and the white and
gold dance programs make lovely souve.
The chaperones were Mr. and Mrs. J. ].
Cannon, Mrs. Conner OF Dallas Mr.. and
Mrs W, c. Conner OF this city, Mr. and
Mrs B, +. weems and Mr.. and Mrs, Kinds
Kirkland
s1As AuQ MITE 1utlOEt DunDlet accom-
panied by their daughter, Miss Resale
pumble' and her guest. Miss Robinson Of
Austin, will spend the day Thursday in
New Orleans
Mns, II. F, Bridewell OF New Orleans ia
here on visit TO her daughter, Mrs Baltls
Allen, and is on her way TO New York 10
Join another daughter, Miss Carrie Bride.
well OF the Grau Opera company,
Miss yiolette Nicholson OF Austin. WIN
was the guest Of Miss Kate Flaxman. oil
Main street. for some time, has returned
home. Miss Nicholson added greatly To-
her list OF friends while In this city.
Mr. John Dudley, one Of the prtncinals
In the Jefferson De Angels opera com.
pany. is Kentucklan by birth and bring
Ing up and has several warm friends amonc
the leading society people in Houston ana
they were charmed 20 see him last vraet
when the company played here
Among the dancers were Mr. and NJ
George Westerheld. Mr.. and Mrs. n n
Norris, the honorees, Misses Connor -.
I Dallas and Miss Cannon OF this citv .Hd
Misses Wilson Of New York. Moore ~ VI
glnia. De Milt OF Galveston Init Nj
Morse. Franklin. White, Chailite Jones
MasterSon. Robinson, Wheeler Tugrls NS
Asian, Thompson. Miller Scott lea ~.
| ana MessrS. Morrow Kittrell ] c Hutcb
eson, Joseph Evans Darlington, Wenn,s
John Dickson, Heyck. BAILEY. NeiiIott
Gordon, Nicholson. Ed Neville. Holm ~
Comb, Gibbons. Carlow, James GiraHS
sherman, boley, Frank Clemens q
Lewis. Charles Ekel. Richard ISrnon'
Kenneth Nomack. Charles Hume, Hunt : y (
| Houston Williams. 'ui' ana
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-08
Waller County Court.

Hampstead, Texas, February 5.--The fol-
lowing cases have been disposed OF at this
term Of the county court:
State Us. George Groce, carrying a pistol;
hned SOS and costs.
and costa ~
state Va. NeesOn Thompson. Jr.. dis.
In the case Of 3. Kankle rs Uonston ana
Texas Central railroad an agreed indenant
Tor 500 was entered
In the case OF Fl. EitzmAu VI. Missouri
Kansas and Texas Railway Company Of
tered. ''' Wv was en-
L. sSehwarE Co. recovered a Judgment
Tor S525 against William LANCE.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-08

road surveying party, is IN walIIsvilis now
line from Houston to Beaumont
The G. r, Cummings mill people ara
working night and day getting out the Pill.
Ing for the Galveston sea wall, which Mr.,
Cummings has contract to supply 1900.
o0d feet
Mrs: Moselle Haywood and baby Emiey
are visiting MrS II. Il. Jackson.
Mt Sam Holmes, sawyer for the Cum
mlngs MILL had the misfortune to get
piece Of saw hling in one of his ewes and
for time he thought he would lose II. He
Is now Improving and will not lose his
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-08
Big Revival at Celeste Closed.

Celeste Texas, February b.-rhe Meth.
oaSt revival that has been going on for
ue past three weeks came to close this
morning with great interest 10 tho las,
I IHsre were about lbs claimed TO be con.
M etso5s,s. iafge aumber OF whom Joined the
for years. LAS AhoWh
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-08
Clubs and Societies

The Ladies' Reading club met Tuesday
with large attendance. Margaret Fuller,
Henry NJ. Alden and G. w. Bethune were
the subjects OF the lesson. Mrs l. s.
Myer read an essay on the peculiar views
OF Margaret Fuller; Mrs, f. A. Reichardt
then read Channing's opinion OF Margaret
Fuller Mrs, D. c, Glenn read an essay on
G. W. Bethune, together with some OF his
writings Roll call was answered by quo
tations from Alden. The club Ind the
pleasure Of having with them Mrs. j. G.
Harrison OF the Mutual Improvement so
ciety of Bryan.
Last Wednesday the Houston Heights
Literary club met with Mrs. c. A. McKln.
ney, with a good attendance. Roll call
brought ont many interesting incidents OF
pioneer life. The lesson was the closing
chapters OF the United States history.
Next week the club will take up Ameri-
The Current Literature club was to have
met at the residence OF Mrs NJ. Culpepper.
but In her absence Mrs. C. Hunter acted as
hostess. There was q good attendance
Mrs, T. II. Lawrence was the leader. Book
Nearts Courageous" by Halle Rives
Z, Sketch OF book and author, by Mrs, r.
Paper on House of Bursesses," by Mrs.
Patrick Henry and Stamp Act" by Ms
An interesting talk on BENJAMIN Franklin
ana MS influence with France by Mts B.
~
PERSONAL
Mrs: s. L Crawford OF Austin is visit
Ing Mrs. W. c. Crane.
al
Is visiting Mrs W, c. Crane.
The pretty cotillion was led BY Mr.. John
Dickson. Jr., and Miss Conner
Mrs N NJ. Temby is visiting her sister,
Mrs Horace Cummings, 3o06 Austin street.
Mrs, NJ. C. Culpepper Is visiting her
saanghter' Mrs Robert Davis, in San An,
Miss Camille white ana Miss Elizabeth
PriI, OF Waco are visiting DIR. and Mrs, 0.
Mrs, o, T. Holt left Tuesday night. going
20 Visit her sister, Mrs. Wallace, In Coyins.
ton, Va.
Miss Lyla and Arabene Gibbons are hav.
Ing delightful visit with Mrs. Frank
Lumm at Llano.
Mr., Harry S. Pond Of New Orleans is
Visiting In the city and win be here until
Monday or Tuesday.
Miss Barbara Groee Of Hampstead is here
on q visit 70 her cousin, Mrs. w. II. VII.
lams, sl3 Iceland avenue.
Mr.. William Gibson Of Dallas Is expected
IN Houston today and will remain here
until after the Cannon cotillion.
Miss Hadasseh Smiley OF TRANQUILITY.
Ohio, is visiting the IA mily OF her brother
Prof W. g. Smiley, SIS Milan street
Miss III McFAdden OF Beaumont will nr.
rive tomorrow Monday TO make visit
of two weeks with Mrs Robert Morris.
Miss Tftelle rrueheart OF Galveston Il
now with Miss Blanche Myers and will
make visit 81 few weeks duration.
Mrs W. O. Common ot Dallas Is With her
sister, Mrs Y. cannon, and will remaiu
until after the reception and cotIlion On
Tuesday, the 1oth.
On Tuesday neEnlhs Mrh srlss sehaGsss
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-08

-, Gorslcana; Texas, February &c. q. Dr,t.
Ton en1 ana md Miss L. L. Acton, ]. F. Clarbom
s M,as mss R Rebecca Ward Cooley Ham and and
today. eeuseu TO marry
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-08
WsIIisvlIIs News.

WalnSvins. TEXAS, February N-oaueatn
'HsHal. IN sAas1a IL tia InternGsaaaG rs,i.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-08

The next evening Mondayl Miss schrsm
enteUsiued \ theater party at the Sehram
residence after the performance Of THE
Emerald Isle ny me ne Angels Opera
company, also In honor OF Miss cohn. A
most enjoyable luncheon was served and
tne A1er NAa q eemplste RaoeeAa N Ia
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-08

Miss Rosebellc schram invited number
Of friends 20 the residence Of her parents
Mr. and Mrs Felix schram. 1901 Franklin
avenue, for the purpose OF meeting her
friend Miss Juliette Cohn OF Waco. The
evening was spent IN most dellrbtfn,
manner dancing being the favorite diver.
sion and al enjoyed themselves thor.
oughly, though much regret was Expressed
az the Inability OF Miss Cohn 10 he bresenf
and participate IN the pleasures which NJ,ss
Schram had provided for her ''''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-08

Bryan, who gave n very interesting talk
on clubs and club women, The nrst week
IN March has been selected as kindergarten
week.
An extra effort will be made 70 get new
associate members and also 10 have mem
bcrs OF last year renew thelr pledges,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-08

new whist club was organized last week
and played yesterday with Mrs. G. A. Mis-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-08

pathetic pathos, her audience realizes that
She IS master Of her art and tnAt. they are
listening. not only TO a cleverly told story,
but that Miss Sandal is presenting to
them a true. vivid picture OF human life.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan Heard have invited
many OF their friends to a military euchre
party to be given by them next Thursday
In honor Of Judge John Parker and his
wife, who have recently moved from Tuy-
Tor, Texas, to make their home here.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-08

The womnn's club met as usual wednes.
day afternoon. Roll call was answered
with current events, II is really wonder.
ful 10 note that an these busy women and
time TO read
Mrs. G. J. Mitchner read very able pa
per on the famous Magma Charta. Miss
Hester Mitchell lead the discussion IN
manner which showed she was well In
formed IA English history The reports of
The committees were all very satisfactory
especially TINT Of the free klndorgarten.
and spoke mauv KIND words ~ encourage.
ment and not few Of praise aud credit
Tor the work done by the clvp,
There was one visitor, Mrs Harrison Of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-08

AZ compliment TO her sister, Miss Pitt
man of Dallas and to Miss Lutte Moore
OF Virginia, Mira W. II. Taylor gave a
charming slx.hRnded euchre party Tuesday
afternoon to which the following Young
ladies' were invited; Misses Grace Norreli.
Fannie Brashear, Alma Miller, Daisy Coke,
Chaille Jones, Eva TNlggle, Matte Groran
Mamie Grogan, Maldle Williams, Rosa WI,
uams, Resale Dumble. Jean Cannon.
Mamie Gehring, Belle Fem Fanny Kate
Lea Martha Shelby, Estelle Daugherty
Mary McAshan, lAZzle Hay, Minnie Archer.
Belle Dickson, Rowene Masterson. Claire
Robinson and Miss Kuhn OF Salt Lake CITY.
Of Dallas 'A"V'
The hrst prize, an immense Chrlsty mic.
ture was won by Miss Gehring, and Miss
hphn carried on the lone hand prize,
which was an exquisite miniature.
Mrs. Austin Pollard assisted the hosteaa
IN punching the score cards
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-08

For the performance Of Sullivan's opera,
The Emerald ISLE" on Monday night, one
of the proscenium boxes was occu-
pied by Mr.. and MIRA Sanders, Mise Minnie
Porter and Mr.. George Garyin.
Mrs. s. F. 3. Morse's box was occupied
by Mr.. and Mrs, George Bruce, Mrs. S. NJ.
Huber, MSS Julia May Morse and Mr..
Anran LIZ
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-08

on Tuesday. the nth, the day following
he women's Choral club concert, Mrs. b.
3. Parker will give a reception to the active
ind honorary members Of the choral club,
hus aflordlng them an opportunity to meet
socially Miss Elsa Ruegger, the famous
,elllst. Miss Ruegger has graciously con.
iented to play for Mrs. Parker's guests at
some time during the receiving hours.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-18
CHURCH DOINGS.

, The Ladies of the Presbyterian
Society will hold a sale at the chap
al next Friday, Dec. RS, from to
! S p Ill. All are cordially invited
! to attend.' a..
On Friday evening, beginning at
100, there will be musicale, with
the following numbers:
Piano and Simplex. H. A. Hover
Address. ..... {. O. Anderson
Zonophane go. -. H. A. Hover
Song ............B Blanche Clemens
Ladies' Trio, distant Chimes"
Mesdames, Ernest, Rudow and
Dunlap. 49,.
Song, "Erin'of the Rhine, Opal
Dunlap.
Reading, ........ Daniel Boyd
Piano and Simplex H. A. Hover
Duet, Mesdames Ernst and Dun
!. lap.
Piano and Mandolin, Miss May
belle Haney and Mr.. L. Rudow.
Quartette, Miss Maybelle Haney,
Mrs. l.. e. Rudew, Mr.. D. F..
Auldridge, Daniel Boyd.
Piano and Simplex H. A. Hover
Admission to concert, IS cents
for adults. and ten cents for child
ren.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-18

:; by the North Yakima clothiers,
things are again selling at regular
prices. We have not had any war,
neither have We had any closing
out sale. ; We are going to remain
in town and sell goods as cheaply
as they do any where else at regu-
lar prices. Part of our Christmas
stock;fs already in and more is daily
arriving. Call aud see what we
have. We are always glad to show
our. goods. -ScoTT & Co.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-18
FARMERS INSTITUTE

H. A. Hover has received The
following letter which is self ex.
planatory.
PULLMAN, WASH, Dec. IA,
H. "A Hover,
Dear Sir: l have made the ar
engagements for an Institute al
Kennewick as follows;
Wednesday, Dec. 20, 1880 p. m.
lecture on Hone Making" by c.
L. Smith. This is my most pop
,,lar lecture, and lis especially inter
esthlg to women and young people.
Thursday 10 a. M, Forage
Crops for Irrigated Lands" b,
Prof. Geo. Severance. Soils anG
Soil Cultivation by Prof. K. W
Thatcher. d:3o p. IN. Orchard
ing for Pleasure and Profit L. c
Smith. diversified farming" b,
Prof. Severance. -'-. II - 49,
If desired, will give a stereopti
can illustrated lecture Develop
mei1t Of Washington. ''@
Will answer any questions on an,
topic along the lines Of orcharding
farming OF gardening.
Yours trnly,
L. c. SMITH
Every land owner, and every one
interested in the cultivation of TIN
soil in this section should attend
these lectures. They are given b,
professors in the agricultural col
lege, and the direct supervision o.
the faculty of that institution.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-18
BARGAINS.

The Hunt & Haynes Mercantile
Co., are offering some fine bargains
All wool Tricot dress flannel, in
black, brown aud red, at IS cents
per yard.
7. Ladies' flanneiette Wrappers, win
ter weight--beautiful goods, at
10 cents. ~, -. :. '.f'
Shelf oil cloth only 7 cents per
yard Mems every Gay handker-
chiefs, fast coiors, red and blue,
only S cents. ,.4,,
Ladies' warranted kid gloves
black only, $500.
We have in stock everything in
thread, ribbons, and dress tim
,nings, all sold at a price that aft
ords only the inerest shadow of pro-
fit. g.. $780,.
HUNT e. HAYNES NERO AN
TILE COMPANY. -
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mas tree will be one OF the features
! and an interesting program Islander
preparation
The long distance telephonejhas
been moved aud Installed in the
Hctcl Hover. d. P. Tribe will be
rtle agent of the company. The
location is central ard the move is
in the right direction.
! REV. ". B. Eakin left .this morn-
kiug for his home in Milton, Or.
He has been here for nearly two
weeks assisting Rev. Williams Of
Prosser in conducting a series Of
,aeetings at the: Academy Eman-
uci: re >: =
~;
y The Rresbptareans aud Method.
lists will unite III Christmas enter
I.tainment to be given at the Presby-
terean chapel Christmas evening.
A Christmas tree and other exer-
cises suitable to the occasion will
compose the program.
W. NJ Richards was down from
North Yakima the first part of the
week, and visffedtite Richard Rios.
wheat ranch i'll Horse Heaven.
They will have 5000 acres III wheat
,the coming season. Present indi-
cations; aafet better than for several
years for a good season.
tosgrSve & Hanson sold 200
fHctes Of land i'll /. the lower part of
the valley. On. hundred acrss.o
it is under ditch and the other is
above. 1t was purchased by par
ties from UHatilla county, who ex-
pect to put it all into alfalfa for
the purpose Of feeding sheep.
:; .y..S!i
julius Siemens of Ritxviue was
here Saturday looking over his
properties at Kennewick and sur
rounding country. He owns the
two lots west Of the Merchau. and
paid $500 for them year ago.
He feels that they are good i'll
vestment, and has refused liberal
aad I'd; ',s -forthem.. ;,:,.... r.. II
/ mn Flint :. a Northern Pacific
carpenter and bridge builder, went
out hunting near Kiona, Tuesday.
On his .retilrn he boarded the train
at that place, and as he did the gun
was accidentally discharged the
charge tearing away of portion of
the thumb and the ends Of two fiji
gers Of one Of his hands. He was
brought to Keinewick where DIR.
Pallister dressed his Injuries. He
is now at the Washington Kodging
House.
= The Kennewiek Land Co. has
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KENNBW!IGlKEEs

.4aes>&a$~~~~sa~>~~~~~<SsS
4 II, s..iCofin WAS over from
/ North Yakima the first of the
reek. i -
r,uy Your TOYS and Christmas
,oods of-Hlnt & Haynes Mercan-
lie Coz -
D.%.Kay and wife Of Tekoa
re visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
Johnson.
From nov on We viii have fresh
,read ;,canstautly OH hand.--R.
Gerry
The kennewick Hardware 60.
|, makirig.a tin roof for w. w.
! svaa+ ,
Mrs. Haynes, the nilliuer, is
anxious to. close out her winter
" hats below cost. r.
D. E,;:ssAuldridge of Spokane is
kiere tSsipg look at the country
with a,Sfew of locating or invest
ling hele:f.'
Onsatsthe children Of Mr.. and
Mrs Il. -. clancy had its hand
rushAd'hy getting it caught in a
tothes %Tinger.
JOLT Sherman left the first Of
Rhe wssk for Spokane aud vicinity
ind Wig. emain until aftsntheshqt7
daysss; 4, CO. !
A number of nice holiday articles
ar OIL sxfibition in the show will
dow d. Mprain $ St ,tionery and Con
fsctiassf'sS;, Store.
CoseroVe & Hanson sold to J. Il.
Enyd @ssIllinois, 40 acres Of land
til. shnewick Valley, which he
n Eill M8t;cultivasing this winter.
;M>sOwen has completed lev.
flins tNS.orcl,ard and has had it
y eedsa,s9, rye. In the spring he
Fill Sssaselover with it.
HIShnson returned frsm the
paloHsesf country, where he has
her q ;,y9 !: for. =, say'he ;,af
montls. y:...t$ ~ = ,c,S.. a. !
RIs'rI;s:plortted lii tia, .asO,s . fam.
iss from iowa are going to 10:
1 atsiSin about ,Keauemick next
II spring ,--;;';: Il. u.s., : r.
Hunt & Haynes Mercantile Co.
offers a suit. line Of $. Kirk &
co, 1. soaps 40 cent size fpr
Il 5 cents
y. Bently Of Reardan.- retur ned
n home Thursday. He intends. to
= return in the. spring to locate. per-
manently, 80 ; T. ~ >
-. ~" :;:..
Il We had Inns, frop G, P. Stan.
yam MFG formerly y L |, manager Of tho Ha,lp
Shire House Of this place. He is
nOwfat Umatilla, Or: .sa'# s.. {,
Coffin. brothers are are, employing
number of men and. teams. and
PREPARING quite. All acreage for seed
ngtn the spring. = : '@
Geo. N. sliatz Of Downs. Wash,
has, been here for a; few days. He.
has located a homestead. and;;y|in
February, he viii. tetufn"' and
fs2Na llh psfmaueHtlyI ,.,...: ~. y: ~ :,
White in,Waiia Malla. thisweek
G.E'Hanson artsAged with sever.
al PARTIES to visit Ke.,niewick''in the
near future. with a view to pur-
chasing land here.
c'J. Beach is leveiing and gra;
ling Maple and Walnut streets
IN Beach Addition: He isl also
elearing and leveling tract of land
rorth of bis residence. ;. -
Two pretty Christmas trees are
the windows of Scott & .Cots-
faay's store. They are Hastily dec
p 1rated aud presents a beautiful. sp=
Pearance. - =. r..,..''
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and together they hsve brought in
at least one-fourth of the popula-
ton in Kennewick.
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