The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-05-26
THE LOCAL FIELD
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Saturday. August u, has been select
al as Aeronautic Day at the exposition.
Hit the Trail at the Lewis and Clark
EXPOSITION, opening in Portland on
June l..
CA. Lunday and Arie Hover made
. business trip 10 North Yakima yes
terday.
The Meteor met with an accident
vesterday that put her out of commits
.;on. She was towed into dry dock
today for repairs.
DIV. Overs says he has made a
cauyas Is of the fruit conditions of the
vale and finds that we will have
quite \ quantity of fruit.
McReynolds & McCane the contrac.
tors who will build the Dircksen block
started crew of men to work on the
frame work today and haze made con-
siderable Roadway.
A bunch of government surveyors
have located up near the Yakima
bridge. There is quite crew of them
and they seem to be prepared to spend
the summer in this vicinity.
Colorado will have a building at the
Lewis and Clark Exposition. The
structure is now well under way and
will be completed by June /. While
small it is one of the most attractive of
the state buildings.
Memorial services will be held in the
NJ. E. church newt Sunday at II o'clock
The memorial sermon will be preached
byRev. ]. H. Dry. All old soldiers are
requested to be present, and bring any
portraits they may have of Lincoln
Garfield, Grant or Washington.
Fourteen organ recitals will be held
in the Auditorium at the Lewis and
Clark Exposition between June 10 and
September 80. All recitals will be given
at night and will be arranged by Prof.
II, W. Goodrich ,organist OF st. David's
Episcopal church Prominent organ
lists will participate.
W. J. Shaughnessy spent last even
ing in Prosser. The people up there
are making great preparations for the
celebration OF tie Fourth of July and
the organization of Benton county.
Negotiations are pending Tor the en-
gagement of the Kennewick band for
the occasion.
A petition was circulated to day ask
ing the council to order sidewalks built
in the southeast part of tow2, around
several blocks, and has received the
signatures of the owners of all the
property affected. 1t will only be a
short time before Kennewick can boast
of as much improvements in this liue
as any place in the district.
May 3Oth, decoration Day will he
observed by Co. E. First Regt- WASH
ington Vol. Inf. at North Yakima
All Spanish-American War veterans
who can be present sre requested to
meet at the post office at North Yaki-
ha at 9 q. m. May 80 when there will
be rigs waiting, to take them to the
cemetery ia decorate the graves. Ser
vices will be held in Larson's Opera
house in the afternoon.
The boys of Kennewick could not
stand to see the season pass without
this town having team in the field
Saturday they got together and or
ganized team and went over to Pes
co to give the Pea Greens try out
OF course they didn't win the game
they did not go over with that rN-
pectation, but they did do :. pr, tty
good stunt at ball playing. The re re,
after the final spasm stood Is to ) in
favor of the Pascoites.
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY
Ben Duffy spent Sunday with
friends up at Alfalfa.
H. S. Hatch and G. W Duff, of
Alfalfa, were hexe the first of the week
on business.
Alex Bier and C. N. Cornelius went
over to Walla Walla yesterday to tran
saot business for few days.
Rev. A. N. Sanford of Parker was
the guest of Rev. Rollin f. B!ackman
Monday and Tuesday.-Sunnyside
Items.
Mayor o. A. Fechter and Attorney
~. Rudkin went to kennewick last
friday to look after their strawberry
crops.-Yakima Herald.
The streets and sidewalks committee
olthe town council met last night and
iet the Contract fhr the building of the
cross walks to S. n. Ely.
= hev. w. B. gEakin, brother of our
"~hsman, W. J. Eakin, will deliver II
,eclure this evening in the opera house
III the interest of temperance. All are
Invited to attend.
'ard Master Gilroy, lof Pasco came
Il l.