The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-07-14
from WEoNsso GAYS osIL

\ few fine catches of salmon have
been made recently at the mouth of
the Yakima.
Will Hodgius and Chris Oldberg
have gone out TO Smaleys ranch to-
work il. the harvest field.
Mrs. Thos. Pallster has gone to Can
ada where she Will visit at Toronto and
Guelph for two or three months during
the heated term.
John Baier, o. G. Retzlafi', Joe, Clar-
eHce and Claude Smith, Jim Hutchi-
suu, with four teams. left Thursday to-
harvest in the Walla Walla region.
DR.. and Mrs. VIM. PaIlister have
gone to Che fair AT Portland. The doe
tor will return Friday but Ms. Pallis-
ter will Join q camping party ut Victoria
T. e.. for two or three months.
c Yer. rees came over from Pasco
this morning He is looking up stud
ents for the North Yakima Business
College. The professor reports large
attendance AT the school and hat it Is
III prosperous condition.
Geo. Finley {; Son finished their big
JOB OF levciing along che river and have
gone down the valley to their ranch.
They are soon to level the 81 { for the
new school house down tie valley.
They will put all their horses Oh The
combined harvester for Lea Bros. next
Monday.
Henry Long was placed under arrest
by Marshal Glover last night and
brought before Police Magistrate q. +
Richardson in the front room CT the
jail, on the charge of drunkenness and
dis0rderly conduct and the Use Of in
decent language He was fined $500
which he paid.
The Gernme is to be fitted out with
new engines to increase her speed and
freight carrying capacity. The COM
pany has chartered the HannatOrd for
Ire wheat carrying trade this fall and
it is probable that the Gerone will be
remodeled so that she will 90 under the
bridge, thus relieving the n. ?. from
using the draw during the construction
McCfeary & Willard, the Spokane
men who have the contract for the new
bridge across the Columbia are now on
the ground and the work proper has
commenced. They report that five
spans of the bridge have to be entirely
built new and the balance OF the struc-
turh stifftued up. 1t will De IL steal
bridge throughout when completed. 1t
will require from twelve to eighteen
nOhths time 10 finish ihe work and
the cost is estimated at from three 10
four hundred thousand dollars.
from THURSDAY DAIRY
{. H. Finley returned from Belling
ham today.
Mrs. J.F. Irwin is reported among
the number sick.
Mrs. George Jauslin came down from
Spokane this morning To remain one
or two weeks.
Mrs. Benjamin Rosencrance and
daughter of Pasco We're in town today
transacting business.
J. II. futile came over from Tacoma
10 pay his father visit and attend to
some business matters
f. NJ. Angel reports that the schot
census of distrist No. IS down the val
lev shows an enumeration of "A pupils
Prof and Mrs. George Jauslin are liv
ing at DR. Hewetson's ranch and look
ing after things while the Doctor and
family are at Portland.
J. A. Rose and sons of Grand Forks,
North Oak. arrived this morning and
will make their permanent residence
h re on their pIa"e in the garden tracts
which is the one Ir. and Mrs. Stokes
are living on. .-s
- Funeral services fer Amy Baldwin.
the baby daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. E
i. Baldwin were held at the Method
list church this morning at 10 O'Clock
conducted by Rev F. L. Tnttle assist
ed by Rev. L. IL. Dry. The quartette
composed of Mrs. O. w. Rich Mrs, NJ.
A. Dwier and Messrs. Ely and Ash
baugh sang several beautiful hymns
appropriate to the service. Rev. Tut
tie read as a sci rupture lesson Revelation
y and gave n brief talk based on the
scripture verses Jesus Blessing Little
Children. The pail bearers were How
ard $ Anon, \. II, Johnson, 4. II.
Anderson and W. l.. Nuncey. A short
burial service at the grave concluded
he sad obsequies. A large number
Of neighbors and friends attended the
service and showed by their presence
their sympathy for the stricken par
ents in their deep sorrow.
Band Benefit Ball.