The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-12-01
THE LOCAL FIELD
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"The COLLINS will git We, if you don't
watch out" Where? Diroksen's Hall.
Sat. night Dec. 9th.
Supt. @. L. Hanson left for Tacoma
today on official business. He will re-
turn the first Of the week.
Marcus Ware, the chicken fancier,
left for two-months' stay at Seattle
today. His partner, Mr.. DeSellem will
remain to look after the business.
Rev. J. H. Wood left today for North
Yakima to be present 1T the dedication
of the First Methodist Episcopal church
of which he was former pastor. A
reception to all the former pastors of
the church will be held there tonight
and the dedicatory services under the
direction of Bishop Moore will occur to-
morrow morning. In the afternoon DR.
NJ. L. RAIDER of the Pacific Advocate
will speak and President Coleman of
Willamette University in the evening
Service will be continued until the
middle of the week conducted by FORM
er pastors, Rev. Wood of this place
speaking on Tuesday eveing.
FRoM MONDAYS pAILv
Beautifully snow.
Times Of peace are the danger eras
of popular government.
8. G. Ward Sundayed in Missoula.
Some attraction, Sam?
w. R. Anon come over from Waits
burg Saturday evening OH business
trip.
Prof. Geo. Jauslin returned this morn
ing from few days stay with his fam
lily at Spokane.
It is reported that c. E. Straight Of
Two Rivers, formerly of Lind, was mar
ried at Spokane the first of this week
to young lady of that city.-Lind
Leader.
J. H. Deaver, bridge contractor,
who has been down figuring ON con.
struction of piers and false work on the
new bridge across the Columbia at Van
couver, is in town to-day.
Mr.. Halpin, railroad contractor of
many years experience, arrived here
yesterday overland with his outfit and
expects to work for Wren & Greenough
on this end of the North Bank.
A. A. Baker, the warehouseman at
the depot, is rejoicing over the arrival
of his wife and son from Concord.
New Hampshire. They are living in
the Conway house north of the track.
c. o. Anderson and Jack Schwind-
Ter returned last Saturday from WaIln
Walla where they had been to ascer-
tuia some facts necessary, to a Jaw suit
brought by Schwindler to collect for
work doue in building the Two Rivers
ditch.
The Steel & Freeland moving picture
show Saturday night was only fairly
we'll attended on account of the in
clement night. The pictures were good
and were especially enjoyed by the
children The baritone soloist rendered
several fine selections.
Mr.. Shields of Stems & Shields, the
contractors of St. Paul, was in town
yesterday looking after business and
left last night for Portland. Mr.. S
thought that the Hannaford would
be taken from her moorings out into
the Columbia ready for loading in 10
days.
]. H. Morrison, who has been here
for some months pact improving his
brothers. place up the valley by setting
over 5000 grapes and several hundred
irult trees, returned to his home in
st. Paul Saturday evening to spend the
holidays. He expects to return to
Kennewick early next year.
Disaster attended the trial of the
Two Rivers irrigation cOmpany's
plant last week. A too heavy head of
water was turned on and the water
rose higher than the cement combining
walls at the pumping tower and hav-
ing started to break through the en-
oankment, washed out large hole Oh
either side Of the tower which will re-
qulre much labor to fill in again.
The caucus called for Saturday night
was not we'll attended, though some 20
were present just before adjournment.
Mayor Sheppard was elected chaisman,
ana police Judge G. F. Richardson Sec
rotary. After some discussion John
Fierce made motion to adjourn the
meeting until Wednesday evening Nov.
-''a at 7.3C. 1t is to be hoped that a
much larger number of the citizens
VIII oe present at the adjourned meet
.us Matters of great Importance are
~ oe handled by the council in the