Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-11-18


fallen during the past week.
j. NJ Hawkins last Saturday evening
had his place of business lit up by his
new acelylene gas plant and every
thlhg worked satisfactorily and the
lights are are decided improvement
over anything we have seen in this
part OF the country, The other houses
that are installing the lights will likely
supplied tonigt for the first. time.
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
A,F. Brown has just received COM
mission as notary public.
Painters are engaged in giving Scott
" Co.'S store building new coat of
paint.
For table linen, napkins, bed sheets.
spreads, pillow cases and bed ticking
see Fred B, kreidler.
The subscription list for the new
Methodist church is growing rapidly
and bids fair to be filled in very short
time.
co. Anderson has opened up his law
office in the Exchange Bank where he
will de glad TO meet friends in the
future.
DR., Clemmer wishes us to announce
that he will tell the public in next
weeks Weekly Courier just when he
will visit Kennewck.
Grant Dikus, of Colfax, was here
yesterday and invested in n section of
Horse Heaven wheat land. lie has re-
turned to his home to make arrange
ments to move here at once.
Geo. NJ. Smith has leased the Con-
way building on Washington avenue
and will occupy it with large stock
Of toys, notions, and goods generally
carried by the popular 5, 10 and 25c'
stores.
Knitted Goods: - Umbrella pattern
Fauinators at 79c. Square Facinators
49c, Golf Gloves, all wool, 35c, Wool
Mittens, Csc and Soc. Ladies' and Mems
Cashmere Hose. 25c and SOC. Fred B.
Kreidler.
"Peck" Peckenpaugh is suffering
from II sore eye caused by getting it
full of coal dust last night. Peck is
having his share Of trouble these days.
He has been nursing one of jobs COM
forters for the past week.
a negro committed suicide by
drowning in the tity reservoir at
North Yakima last week mis- body re-
manned in the water sevral days before
IL was found. The people up there have
deem splitting and making wry faces
ever>since.
G. A, Lundy was out in Horse Hes-
ven yesterday and made arrangements
10 have the well on his ranch sunk
deeper. The well is at present only
about twenty feet deep and while it
furnished sufficient water this season,
there is probability that the increased
demands next year would be too much
fort.
Arie Hover is in receipt of letter
from Professor L. Wright of North
Yokima, stating that he will be here
Friday evening for the purpose Of or
ganizing dancing school here. He is
highly recommended rs a de ncing
school here. He is highly recommend
ed as a dancing master, and has classes
in many of the larger towns in this
district.
VIM. Drcksen has inaugurate6 new
system for the accommodation Of his
customers He has put on delivery
wagon that will call at your residence
every morning and get your meat order
and deliver the meat in time for din
ner. If every man in town has the
same trouble with this same meat or
dering deal as yours truly the innova-
ton will find numerous approvals.
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY
MD. Root has returned home after
n weeks stay in Spokane.
HIS. Anon left this morning Cor
Tacoma for few days business visit
n TIE coast city
The Ladies Aid of the NJ. Il, church
met this afternoon at the home of Mrs.
VIM. Dericksen,
Mrs. VIM. Keefer this afternoon
entertained the Ladies Guild of the
Presbyterian church.
DON'T pay zoe or 25c for the same
kind of pictures Fred ID. kreidler sells