The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-05-26

FROM noKoAY's pAILY
Mrs, II. Z. Baldwin spent Sunday in
Pasco visiting with Mrs. &. I. Nye:
The recent census taken in oilNrlI
Yakima shows that city TO have All
!. even seven hundred more men than
I women.
Wash Hettinger is in town tolay
from his Horse Heaven wheat ranch.
He says the wheat is the finest i'll the
history of wheat raising in that sec
ton.
Preston Wright came over today
from Pas9o to spend . few days while
he RECEIVERS from the injuries received
few days ago. lie was at work in
the warehouse connected with r
Gerry's store when pile of mercban-
disc fell on him, dislocating his right
shoulder and bruising him up general
ly.
Bob MATHS Speciality Co. entertained
large audience in the tent on Second
street Saturday evening They give
another performance this evening.
North Yakim. has just had its meas
ure taken and finds that it is now l2i
per cent bigger than it was in 1900,
In other words it now has u popula-
ton of 6976.
"Slim" CosgrQve, one of the best
known transcontinental Typographical
tourists on the rnHl, made the Leader
office call this week. Slim is one OF
the old school union printers, has been
on the road for years and visited every
printshop from Galveston to Winni-
peg-from New York to S;au Francisco.
He is good ail-round workman hon
est and industrious and considered Ton
the square" in every way by the en-
pIoying printers, he is 4 keen observer
and tells some interesting stories @; his
experiences on the road, when one
succeeds in getting him started.-Liud
Leader.
Everything to clothe you from the
sidewalk to your umbrella and belts,
braces and carriers to hold them up
umbrellas to keep them dry, and dus-
ters TO keep them clean, at Scott & CO.
L. C. Rudow, one of the pioneer Sis
mess men Of kennewick is in the city
visiting with his old friends .aIe ex-
presses himself as highly pleased with
the growth Kennewick has made dur
ing the past year. lie is now in bus
mess at East Sound, this state.
FROM TUESDAYS oAIL
l.. c. Rudow left this morning for
his home at East Sound.
J. C. and II. Z. Beach returned yes
terday from a trip to North Yakima.
McReynolds & McCane have received
the contract for building the Dircksen
building.
The produce growers are running the
berry men close second in the ship
ment from this place.
a. Y. McReyn0lds run out of lumber
yesterday aud to Sill in the time saved
off u chunk of one of his fingers.
Capt. Danaher, of the Gerome, re
turned yesterday from a trip to Taco
ma, where he had gone to look after
some repairs that were needed for The
boat.
A sidewalk is being laid along the
west side of the street running from
the depot to Second street. This gives
Us walk from the business part of
town TO the depot.
Those surveyors are still keeping the
people guessing what they are here for.
Sunday they moved Up the river about
three miles and made camp. We un-
derstand they will pitch their camp up
at the Yakima bridge next week.
Parties having orders in with w. s.
Haxton for plants can now get them.
We are not the only people who are
cursing the weather man. The trains
from the east have all been delayed
during the past twelve hours 10y heavy
SHOWS in the mountains. We have &c
reason 10 kick on the weather We are
getting.