Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1903-04-03
THE LOCAL FIELD

FROM SATURDAY. DAILY.
L. A. Jarnagin and family moved to
their fruit farm in Section Seven yes
terday.
A. II. Jarnagin and family now oc-
cupy their new residence in Beach's
addition.
j. J. Edwards, of Spokane, is here
today contering with our land agents
with view to becoming Il citizen of
the valley.
J. y. and George Scott will leave to-
night for North Yakima where they
will attend the family reunion under
the parental roof.
Phil Bier, who has been confined to
his room for the past week with the
nlumps eXpectr to be able to attend to
business by Monday.
Messrs. Carpenter and Drury, two
prominent Spokane gentlemen who
own land northwest Of town are maxi
ing arrangements to improve their
land.
o. f. Schroeder says he is going to
keep up with his neighbors in making
the upper end of the valley the garden
spot of the district, and hus started in
to improve his land.
JIG. Stacy and FL Dullinger, of
Spokane, are in the city getting things
in shape to improve their land out in
section 81. These gentlemen are teach
ers in the Spokane city schools.
L. w. Brown has let the contract to
McReynolds and McCane for the con,
struction of II business house on the
corner of Washington avenue and
Second street. Work will be started at
once.
N. R. Sylvester of Kennewick, who
was in the city recently, says that it
beats the band how that town grows.
New residences, he says, are going up
all over the town and the people there
all look for u large growth in 1905. -
Yakima Democrat
Geo. NJ. Smith has purchased the
stock in the postoflice store and will
move his stock from the Conway build
ing to the new location. He will put
In a complete line of confectionery,
stationery and cigars and tobacco. He
will also conduct second hand store
in the Conway building.
G. d. Avery and wife of Concorda,
Kansas, are in the city looking over
the situation with view to locating
Mr.. Avery is an expert photographer,
who makes speciality Of view work,
and NJ he is carrying n fine instrument
with him he is putting in the time
while here making views of the town
and surrounding country. He is out
to the Riverside ranch today.
A letter from O. W. Rich. who is
looking after the Garfield branch of
the Kennewick Land Co., states that
he lost everything he had in the way
Of wearing apparel and papers in the
recent fire in that city. Inquiry
among the eX Garfielders who are To-
Gated here discoses the fact that none
of them are losers by the fire, though
s. II. Laird but recently sold the large
\ hotel that was destroyed.
Agent Bassett, of the Northern Paci-
nc at Pasco, was married last week
and the employees of the depot and
railroad offices decided that as he was
apretty good fellow they would give
him something as IL token of their re
CARDS. A purse was made up and
Mesdames Hoilington and Steinhauser
delegated to spend the coin. This was
awise move on the part of the boys as
Developments proved, The ladies
came over to Kennewick and after
making first class shopping tour, in
up-to- date ladies' fashion, stopped at
the Kennewick Hardware Co.'S store
and selected a combination davenport
as abont the best thing for the occa-
sion. Mr.. Bassetts kennewick friends
OF whom there are great number,
join In good wishes extended to him
and his bride.
FROM TUESDAY Dali