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The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-06-17
SALEM NEIGHB0RH00D

Miss Ida b. Hoy is ailinp.
Mrs. Jack Williams is sick.
Miss Eta Pcrryman is ailing at
present.
Joe Young was in Pennington
Saturday
Judge J II Orten is reported
quite ailing,
Elmer Starks spent Sunday with
Willie Doss
Harry Lewis spent Sunday with
Thomas and Alonzo Perryman.
Mr.. and Mrs j +. Brewer are
expecting relatives from Tennessee.
Miss Bertha Grooms visited her
sister Miss Grace in town Satur-
day.
Rev 4. =. Shaffuld filled his
regular appointments at Salem Sun
day.
Thomas Whclen went to Stod-
dard county Saturday to buy some
mules,
Little Miss Susie Young visited
Little Miss Stella Doss a few days
recently.
Mr.. q. W. Hoy has been very
sick with the fever but is better at
this writing
MISSES May Turley and Susie
Griffin entertained quite II few
guests Sunday.
Fred and Miss Cordrlla Boyd of
Jaydec attended services at Salem
Sunday night
Georgia, the little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Edwards is re
ported very sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will POlcston and
daughters spent Saturday and sun
day at Flat River.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Turlcy and
family were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
A. NJ. Doss Sunday.
Misses Lydia and Frances Nc
Gee Of Oakland vicinity attended
services here Sunday.
MT. Watson Mccormack and
daughter, Miss Hattie, spent some
days recently at Patton, Mo.
Uncle" Alfred Doss took Miss
Kate Willis to the Pennington
Sanitarium Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Marvin Young of
ST Louis and Mrs. krciger of
Pennington visited here last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Starks and
little son Edgar, were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Counts Sun.
day
"UnCls' Alfred Doss spent
Thursday night i'll Pennington rs
the guest OF Mr.. Thos. Bradley and
family.
Mr. and Mrs Will Holmes and
children of near Jaydee were here
Sunday visiting and attending ser.
vices.
A Miss Richard OF St. Louis is
here as the guest of Miss Maggie
Horton and the family of Robert
Starks.
Vernon Logan OF Flat River
spent Sunday here with his sister
Miss Dovie, and MIR. and Mrs. }
k. Brewer.
Misses Nellie Petrie and May
and Daisy Woodland OF Three Riv-
ers were among the large congre g..
cation at Salem Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Batice Thomure
and children of Esther spent Sat.
urday and Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. o. w Hoy
Miss Pearl Mitchell of near Lit.
tie Vine Church spent Saturday
and Sunday here with her cousin
Miss Bertha Grooms.
Messrs. and Mesdames J. ]. Ed.
wards and Meade Richards spent
Sunday in Pennington as the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Ship
We wish to say to our friends il
they know any thing of any impor
lance or having visitors tell Salem
Neighbornood Correspondent, Et
tn Perryman.
Miss Matte Hill of near Farm
ington attended services here Sun
ioy uivhf Misses carrie aud Ror
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-06-17
Cruelty 10 Animals.

Several complaints have come to
us OF cruclics praclced within the
town limits by mon engaged in break
ing horses The authorities should
look after such things. If there is no
city law prohibiting cruelty to animals
there is State law governing such
things, and something should be done
for It's enforcement.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-06-17

London Purple, l5c. per pound.
T.. NJ. LAAKMAN
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-06-17
SOCIAL EVENTS

Miss Anna Vance dcligh;ir'lr on
tcrtainod few friends at luncheon
Wednesday
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-06-17

Dry salt meat Sac per pound at
Klcin's.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-06-17

II goods are not as represented you
can get your money back.
FARMINGToS MERCANTILE Co.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-07

NEW'YORK, 4. lipca.
Skinner. rybacki Harry G.
French" utonat wczoraj ma
Atlantyku W odleg}o6ci oko-
10 dziesieciu mil ma zach6d
cd morskiej latarni pod Nan
tueket, !. wskutek zderzenia
sic q okretem ,Deuts HAND Ian d.,
z hambursko -amery ka6s skiejj
linii.. Kapitan Mckay l:'E.a SEE
snastu czlonk6w zalogi costa.
Ii wyrato towani j ] przy eziem
do New YYorku ma okrecie.
utschland'' ale stracii
Gale swoje mienie i wszyst-
kie papiery, kt6re miei na 90
skuneTze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-07

CHICAGO. ii: PanI Anna
.K'lledz'ik & zamie g { e''sszika1a I pa, 966
North Robey st q czadzilal
gazem troje sWIoiich dzieei
siebiie, ola tego, e ME ! miialal
.sposobu ich WyziyWic:
MAJ jej jest Y szpitalu O
blakanych y Kankal zee. Me
szczeshwa kobieta poczatk ko-
Wo sama jak mogla daWala j
ostatni oszczed dzony dollar po-
szed1 ma chleb, a co gorsza
zze j gospodarz mial ia Wy
=rzucif Widzac doko1a siebie
edze, pope1nila tax straszny
|czyn.
Troje dziecii Broniislaw,
Herman i Wlady dyslaw zna-
.lazla policya " sypialni "
malem zeczkach v wzaiem-s
,nych u6ciskach smierci j ku-
rex Cd gazu odkrec
5podl de za6 le5a4 zwloki
.nieszczeSlW kobiety
Kledzik ze =swiado osci4
przygot towala siebie j dzieci
ma 6miert Nepisala bowiem
list do staregQ kEaj, hrala
i.dzieci ezysta bic
lizne j tax ofezy1a zycie
wraz 2 dziefmi, uciekajac
pred nedza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-07

PERTH AMBOY N. 2
lipca. Cd Johna Wilson, zna-
nego budowniczego lodi.
podwodnej Holland mad
szeH do krewnych List 2 Pc
tersbufga, ze ME wyjechal on
do Holandyi, jak to twierdzi1,
ale do Petersburga,. gdzie "a
jjety jest dzieh j noe budowa
1odzi podwodn dla rzadu.
rosyjskiego. Wilson budowa1
pierwsze .lodzie podwodne j
on pierwszy odbywai pr6by
" rzeoe, Potomac. Pad ro-
syjski: zawarl MIN potajem-
ME .kontrakt i zawezWal go.
do Petersburga.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-07
NO!lWIINY
TELEGRA lll!]Il FIl;ZNE. E

tz44
NANTES "a e ERANlCYA4l)), E T, A ! g 7 a
Ego ipca. Rad zoraj
zamknal rozlegle posiad losci
Kapucyn6w. j Premon traten-
SOW. Premon nstratensi zatara-
sowali drzwi j okna. Batali on
piechoty j oddzial dragon6W
dopomogly policyi przy wy
pr6znianiu klasztor6w. w
ko6cu zawezwano jeszcze
straz ogniowa, kt6ra przy po-
mocy sikawek odpedzi}a "a
konnik6w Cd okien j drzWi.
Powynoszono z klasztoru na
rekach zakonnik6 w. 2 obne
sceny odbywafy sic " klaszto-
RE Kapucyn6N.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-07

PETERSBURG, . Ego ipca.
Majorgeneral Plug elegrafuje
~. uksaenu pad 1gnlip-
ca: Doniesiien mia obcych
zr6del, jakoby 1ota iapohska
zatopila PARK okret61 naszej
eska1ry dnia ,serwca ]
iakoby utonal lksia Uchtom-'
sk11l . : MIN I 700 q 0 nIlalrynarzyl, d
g olutnie falssyvIe. 4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-07
R||'o @.
ADREs WnRUsA: Wiarus, s2g- 3. srd Str Win
Michalowskie ogrzeb Cd
.byl Die - erode o6eiola
6w. Tr6jcy.

Ch6r koscie ielny pod kie
roWnictWem p. Sno hoHskiie-
go urzadzlil serenade y sdniu u
;228 ezerWca br. ksiedza pro-
.boszczoW Hordyc oWi "
dniu tym obch dill ks
.Hlordych swoje imieniny
.CzlonkoWie choru ofiaroWaH
selenizantovi bardzo ladna
laske ze zlota galka 20 sere-
nadzie odejmowa1 Ks. Hor.
dych bardzo serdecznie Wszy
stkich czlonk6 6w ma pie ebanii,
w Srode odbyl sic Stub I,
Jana Glowaekiego z panna
Teodora Betfas. Model parzeS
zyczymy szcze6cia ma novel
drodze ~ cia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-07

CLEVELAND, G. PAM Ka-
tarzyna Wyrostko o, chcac rozr
niecif " 2. czwartek jak mai
PREDICT ogie6 " piecu, uzy}a
do tego nafty. Nastapila ek-
sphzya pani Wyrostko
swraz 2 dwule letnia wnuczka .
swoja stanely v plomie ieniach. !.
Zbiegli sic sasiedzi j pospie-
szono nieszcze6l 6liwym ma ra-
tunek. PAM Wyrostko odnio-
|sla jednak tax okropne po-
parzenia, ze " pare godzin
potem zmarla " szpitalu 6w.
Jana. Dziecko zyc bedzie.
Nieszczesci jakiego ola
"a pad}a PAM Wyrostko, tax
|odczu1 j wzial do serca Jan
[Wendel, Wla6ci iciel jednego :
|najwie ekszych sk klad6w WIKI
tuaI6W spoziywczych na "a
odniej stronie miasta, 70
ode ebral sobie zycie natych-
|m1iast, gdy powr6ciI : pogrze-
|bu: Wendell znal rodMine Wv
rostk6w Cd kilkunastu lat.
Popelnil on samo b6jstwo q
pomoca kWasu karbo1 1owego.
Stanislaw Domzalski =
pm. 58 SoMihski q. zatru-
5dniony v fabryce American
Steel & Wire Go. zginal ira.
giiczna sfniercia " czwartek'
rano. Domzalskii zatrudniony
..byl przy ogromnych walcaeh
.W' czWartek ranlo, jak swykle
.ylypuszczal hawai- 1elaza do.
Inas,zYnY, gdy nagle rek.a sie
mu o6lisgnela poniedzy
walce. Zanim zdolano zatrzy-5
mad maazyne, I1iesscze6 6liwy.
rob- otnik ,sostal znniat lsony
"a okropny spos6 b65i b umarl Y
ambulansie y llrolze do szpi-I
I.tala. Z Domial 81 liczyi 35'
osierooiI lone ii tiIkieci 4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-07

OJANG 2 ipco. Pod
2czaa str'as'znei hurry ,jaka pa
Inovsl czoral re naorzu jar
- tong barrel !,
{ x
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-07
2 NV OLsKIC,H
AM ERYC'E.

- ss
,1r,,,, 81, s,
= s -, s ,..'A',n,a !, S: l.'na ',sa:'
a1a,1a..z'., ! VII !, .11s, :
ERadlos ElR y nocy ME edziei ma
[ponledzalek MED daleko Pam
|rapo ave-, cztereeh oficyall-
STOW kolel ele ktry cznej j ubez-
H1adnlWszy dzleWczyne y do
|pusc1ii sic na mel kryminal-
||neI zbrod odni. Ma wolanie Q
gratunek zjawil sic pc NEW
|lazl zbeszczeszczona y kry-
Ityeznym staniie. Przyprowa-
11zona do niezbyt odl Cd
niejsca napadu stacyi poll
g.!,,ll.g"s1yaa laac1ein
|lDs'1u.'a'a 1lngluos Mypau-
z ,ltsu1,ss a'gs1.'1 = ..'1'a "
: -: 49, s'.1,le e
Al1an'a o.lsy eu1'los'y
l'l.as.s,n $. 80 - ,1.eles
- s 49, : gel'oeaass -
s-.s 1go'a'o
1'lh' -" ,.1es1''on'
s5H1lltna no nowina przychodzi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-07
NIUCzW ''|' hrca
II Nadaa1la In dntaA wiiaf1l1sYnnk nkle

II1UCzWANl' 1irca
Nadeszla t11 dotad Niado domo1k
ze pod Haiczeng staczaja q.
mic n11ii'e,przyjja iielskie krva !
wa Wake. Jsdell oddziaI ja'
|po 1ski zostal s}any przes
gen. K,uroki aby odeia1 aa: s.
odwr6t. Ten maneWI
.poWi6dI sic znak akoniciie b
ME tylko, ze armia gen. K1s '.' 'I
'ropatkina osta1a odcieta, ale
" dodatku zostanie on zmn-
SONY do bitWy, kt6rej unika:.
PoIozenie jjego jest bez zkwestYl
-krytyczne DO trud dnoroz poczae
wake ma try strony r6wno-
=cze5nie. Me div "a tenn, e.
Kuropatkin, widzac pred
soba j zasoba al try ar mic,
unika walki, kt6 t6raby mogla
mu " tych warunkach zadat
clos 6miertelny !. !
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-07

LITTLE FALLS, MINI. 80
czerwca. Piecd ecdziesiat letnie-
go pols skiego farnara, Franei-
Ska Winnar, znaleziio ono sw
jego sypialni zamo dowanego
" nocy 2 piatku1 na sobote.
5Glowa jego zostala zupelnie
lpogruc holland I pallka albo !
mi otem. 8
Slady J. zakr'wawion ! Ych palcdlw
ma 5cianach 6wiadcza, ze
|szla krwawa walka pred do.
konaniem morde rstwa. Are-
|sztowano, jako pod dejrzana %
popelnienie zbrodni lub o 81
dzial v tsi4e 26' Illetnia Vdove
VVinnara, ale ta zapewnia 1e
Jest niewinna j e norder-
stwo popelnili iacy6 Nl6cze
81.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-07

I . x :
L..'ONDYN, 4. lipca:
REozpoczely sic pierwsze
|krwawe walki, dazacesd do zdo-
bycia oblez zonego Port Arthur
ru. Podo obno wczoraj " oko-
licach twierdzy ma morzu.
.stoezona szostala wielka nor-
ska bitwa, q r6wnocze6nie
forty twierdzy bonn bardowa-
ne byly przez japo6skie ba-
terye ladowe.
Po krWawych 1adowych
Ewalkach przez ubieg}a soho
Sc, niedziele j ponied dzialeEk,
'japo6 6skie woiska pomin1o
trzech nieuda danych atak6w,
zdolaly zdobyc wzg6rze Loun-
vantian polozone Q 8.2-3 mil
na wsch6d Cd Port Arthu-
:ru.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-07

MILWA AUKEE Wis, Do
tychczasowy admins strator
dyecezyi greenbayskiei
PrzeW. ks. Fox, zostai ai7mia-
nowany bisbupem tel dyece-
zyi. s..
Wiado domost i "a mad eszla lii
giai Z Rzymu, WIszelkiig ma
dziejje, IS IA sto1icy tei zasia-
:dzie polak, spelzl NJ lfi- q i
,ezem. 8:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-07
Wilona MINI. .dlnII l,iippea 1901 roku.'
14raal

|niepeMnosei - w" ynAAo = J
ostatnleJ DloWy, poo Por'em
EArlura. .... !. ,I= 8.
Wlaaomosc 9 2 DltWie = oae-
g zDrada aom1ralleya = Wczoral'
9 .aie me ma !. dotad zala@ne1 pe.
Wnoscl 6. .do ztlltatu T Walkl g 9
1oDaWla :. sle, 3. e 'zill Jel lilo floclo mo-
gIo po]sc zle:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-07
tow maxi poszllo "a dno md

Id s s 81. 4sF.s.ys .ss s. sss
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-07

KS. MlchnleWskl braf
.czynny udzia} " powstaniu I.
1868, a po roku krwawych
zapas6w 2 Wrogiem- opu6cl
.Polske j udal sic "a granice,
.przeb byWajac olejno " Belgiii
SzWajcaryi j Ameryce. Geese
pamieci kaplana -patryoty
The Grit-advocate., 1904-07-08
Over 5000 Patients
Treated in Colorado.

A large stock OF glasses and artificial
eyes on hand. A large portion of head
aches, hysteria, insomnia, chorea lSt.
Eitus Dance, nervous prOstratiOn,
epilepsy and other nervous conditions
are caused by eye strain. The removal
of the cause effects Il permanent cure.
If you require treatment for diseases
Of the eye, ear, nose and throat. If
you need glasses scientifically fitted,
call early. Those unfortunate and un-
able to pay will receive medical and
surgical treatment free.
No charge for Consultation and
Examination for Glasses,
The Grit-advocate., 1904-07-08
Working Night and Day

The busiest and mighticst little
thing that ever was made is Dr.. King 5
New Life Pills. These pills change
weakness inio strength, listlessness in
to energy, brain-fac into mental pow
er. They're wonderful in building up
the health. Only 25 cents per box.
Sold by G. Lavelle.
The Grit-advocate., 1904-07-08
RAUTH BROS.
Notice of Application to Lease
State Lands.
Office of the State Board Of Land
Commissioners.

Ofncc OF tllc Sidtc DOaIu VI !-dnu
Commissioners.
Denver, Colorado. June /, 1904.
Notice is hereby given that j. H..
Parker and w. w. Parker, whose
postoiiice address is Julesburg, Color
ado on June !, 1901. made application
No. 374 to the State Board Of Land
Commissioners to lease the following
described School Lands, situate in
Sedgwick county. Colorado, to-wit:
That part Of the 81 of 81 of ). OF
SECTION lG, Township II North, Range
46 West, lying south Of the South
Platte River.
No other applications to lease the
above described premises or objections
against the above application will be
considered after July II, 1904.
Mark q. Woodruff, Register
State Board Land Commissioners.
The Grit-advocate., 1904-07-08
For Sale.

Lot 10, block u, Julesburg, Color
ado. This property will be sold 10 ne
highest bidder for cash. Sealed bids
to be received until August /, 1901.
Address all communications to
Miss Dora Fitch,
Washington, Nebr,
The Grit-advocate., 1904-07-08

o. j. Meline has a large stock
of hynets, laprobes and busters
for sale. Prices right.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-11-25

DR.. C1emmer, dentist, Hover Hotel
Nov. IS to Dec. 4th,
Fred Bier, of Lind, spent Thaksgiv-
ing with his brothers In this city.
Don't pay zoe or Csc for the same
kind of pictures Fred B. Kreidler sells
for 15c all the time.
H.A. Bier is around again today after
spending couple of days in bed with
slight attack of rheumatism.
CA. Lundy has been confined to his
bed for the past few days with slight
indisposition caused by over work.
L. G. Moore has charge of affairs at
Gerry's store during the absence of
Manager Geizentanner.
Ladies wool ard cashmere hose from
Csc to SOC. Underwear from 40c to
81. 90. Ladies' union suits 75c. Misses
and childrens union suits from % to
COO. Mrs. M. Heard.
DR.. w. f. Palmer, Of Spokane, who
was here couple of weeks ago looking
over the city with view to locating,
died at his home last week from an OPP
Grafton for appendicitis.
Knitted Goods: - Umbrella pattern
Facinators at 73c. Square Facinutors
49c, Golf Gloves, all wool, 35c, Wool
Mittens, Csc and Soc, Ladies' and Mems
Cashmere Hose. Csc and SOC. Fred B.
Kreidlef.
Thanksgiving day was pretty gener-
ally observed here yesterday. All the
business places were closed. Union
services were held in the opera house,
Rev. Zercher, of the Congregational
church, of Salem, Oregon, officiating.
Ell, Waters came in from Nez Perez
yesterday to begin work on his farm in
section Is. He brought fall Quit with
him and will spend the winter getting
bis land in shape and building a resi-
dence and farm buildings. He has y
fine piece of land and is going to work
it for all it is worth.
Jas. Crowell has purchased half in
terest in the Windsor hotel at Pasc,
and took charge Wednesday. Both Mr..
and Mrs. Crowell have had q large eX-
perience catering to the public and will
be great help Mr.. Norton in the con-
duct of Pasco's leading hotel. The
Courier wishes them abundant success.
The knights of Pythias of Pasco gave
their annual Thanksgiving ball TT their
hall last night, and the affair WINS the
most successful held even in that town
of successful balls for many year.
About seventy-five couples were present
and though this number made floor
space scare commodity. Floor Man
ager Koontz managed things so skill
fully that no inconveniece was exper-
fenced by the dancers. The program
was admirably arranged and the
music high class. A large number of
people from Kennewck were present.
The same management announced
ball for the Goth of Decemb, and mas
uuerade ball for January Ind.
/
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-11-25

sash TUESDAY DAILY If
Mrs. VIM. Steigler is visiting with
friends in North Yakima.
W. R. Peasley. o: Charleston, was
here yesterday making a delivery OF
fruit trees.
Mrs. e. A. Lundy and Mrs. Jas
Crowell spent last night with friends
In Pasco returning on this mornings
train.
VIM. Swan went up to Ellensburg
Saturday morning and retuneb this
morning. He reports a heavy fall OF
snow In that place Sunday.
The doctor was called to VIM. Swans
residence Sunday evening to attend
the little boy who was attacked with a
severe case of stomach trouble.
Messrs. Tweed and Erickson, OF
Genesee, Idaho arrived in town today
with their household goods and farm
stock and implements, and will i'm
mediately start to improving their
farms In the lower end of the valley.
j.R. Clark, the Pasco carpenter who
was sent to the Walla Walla hospital
last week suffering with pneumonia
died at that institution last Saturday
morning. He had many friends In
The two cities who will regret to learn
Of bis death.
E. G. Corner, of Connell, an expert
gu artesian well drilling, is here today
Interviewing the city fathers relative
10 the securing of a franchise for a
water works and electric light system
line 10 granted franchise he pro-
poses to start his machinery to drill
"g for artesian water.
That the Butterick Pattern is popuf
afis evidenced by the ever increasing
aemand. The public taste cannot be
nut wrong. Fashion is only pubic
0p'hion expressed in dress. Style, I'll
aha accuracy guaranteed. Fred b.
mrledler sells Butterick Patterns and
the Delineator.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-11-25
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY

FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
NJ. d. Root is in Spokane today
transacting business.
DR.. Clemmer, dentist, Hover Hotel
Nov. 2Sth to Dec. 4th.
A car loaded with United States
soldiers was attached to the west
bound passenger train this morning.
c. E. Lum went up to North Yaki-
ma this morning and will eat Thanks.
giving turkey with the the home folks
tomorrow.
L. w. Brown is building an addition
to his residence on Second street.
Mr.. Brown has considerable valuable
property in the city which he will I'M
prove this winter.
Tomorrow will be Thanksgiving
Day and we hope all our readers will
have more than the ordinary number
of things to be thankful for. There
WILDE no Daily tomorrow.
\ Union Thanksgiving services will be
held in the opera house tomorrow at
IL y. IN. The sermon will be delivered
by Rev. Zercher, of Salem, Ore. All
are invited to attend.
Walter Geizentanner will leave this
evening for points in Idaho, where he
will look after some mining property
in which he is interested.
w. H. Geizentanner, who has spent
most of the sumner in the east repre-
senting a wholesale house, was here
yesterday visiting his brother, Walter.
Fred Carman, of the Carman MAN.
ufacturing Co., of Spokane, and family
arrived in town this morning and will
spend Thanksgiving day with MIR. and
Mrs. Otto Hanson.
The family Of Mr.. Richardson, of
Grand Rapids, Mich, arrived here yes
friday morning and have taken up
their residence on Mr.. Richardson's
tract in Section Seven.
fife Christian Endeavor gave a
broken heart social in the opera house
last evening, a large crowd was pres
ent and everybody had lots of fun and
enjoyed the good things provided by
the ladies. From financial point of
view the affair was great success.
We are sorry to learn that H. A. Bier
is confined to his bed with an attack
of rheumatism. He has been suffer-
from this disease for many years but
this is the first attack he has exper
fenced since coming to Kennewick.
The last half of the unpaid taxes for
1908 becomes due and payable on the
first of December. After that date the
full Is per cent interest will be added.
Since June the first half has been
drawing q per cent interest. The
books for 1904 taxes will not he open
before February LIST, next.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-11-25
THE LOCAL FIELD

,soM MONDAYS oAtS
r.. A, Hover is in town looking after
business interests.
Miss Margaret Roseman visited with
friends in North Yakima Sunday.
MP. Fuller is in Seattle today making
purchases of stock for his new store.
H. s. Anon returned yesterday from
tho Sound country where he had spent
few days OH business.
Mr.. Sylvester spent Saturday in
North Yakima, on business, returning
home Sunday morning.
One of the boys who went goose
hunting yesterday got so badly excited
over the preliminaries that he forgot
to take his gun along.
/Rey. I. F. Schlosser, of Sunnyside,
Z nastor of the Baptist church, preached
sunday evening at the Presbyterian
church and is spending few days
here looking over the great Kennewick
country.
Landlord Root, of the Hampshire
House is making some Improvements
in the arrangement of the house that
will greatly add to the convenience
and comfort OF the guests of that pop
ular hostelery.
Mayor Hanson informs us that he
has the assurance of General Superin-
tendent +. w. Gilbert, of the Northern
Pacific railroad that we will have
freight warehouse built here to be ready
for the spring that will be credit to
the city.
The high winds yesterday made the
prospects for goose hunting SO good
that several of the boys struggled their
shot guns into rigs and went to the
hunting grounds. All kinds OF stories
are in the air today, but no dead geese
have been flashed by anyone as u re-
suit of the days hunt.
The Northern Pacific will fence its
rightof.way from the east end of the
Yards In this city to the Columbia
river bridge along the south side, This
will he great saving to the purchas-
ers Of land In that part of the city who
want their land enclosed. The fence
will be of the woven wire pattern.
We have rented the second story of
the Hawkins block and will move the
Courier plant to that building the lat
the part Of this week. The rooms have
been spec;aly::arranged and lighted with
acetyline gas for our convenience. The
new quarters will make 1t possible for
lis to make numerous needed improve
ments in the Courier.
II. A. Hover has turned over to us
letter from Prof. Elliot, of the State
Experiment Station at Pullman, In
which q request Is made for the people
Of Kennewick to arrange for farmers
institute here sometime In December.
This Is very important work and all
our citizens shonld take hold and see
that a large turnout greets the gentle
men when they come, for of course we
will have to have them.