The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-08-04
THE LOCAL FIELD
rpOM SATURDAYS DAILY.

.,arda, to have dental work done
Mlt Harper of WalIa Walla is the
new baker at the kennewick Bakery
and is a man of many years experience.
Z. NJ Gillette, travelling freight
agent for the Northern Pacific was in
town Yesterday on business connected
with his department.
A. Neylow ia now the local repre-
sentative for the Stark Bros. Nurse
ries of st. Louis, one of the largest
nurseries in the world.
Miss Margaret Roseman and Mrs. J.
r. Irwin are improving as rapidly rs
could he expected according to report
from Walla Walla today.
The contractors have Increased the
working force Oh the bridge with fiji
teen men. Piles for the temporary
work are now being put in.
A. T.. Menhineck of Tacoma, was in
town yesterday on business. He sold
from bis tract down the valley.
The kennewick Bakery will make
its first delivery on Tuesday. If you
want anything in the pie or cake line
send in your order on Monday as we
will bake only special orders in those
lines for the Tuesday delivery.
GIL Avery and wife and G D Avery
:sr of Concordia, Kan, are here looking
their land under the ditch and a Sec
ton in Horse Heaven which G. d.
Avery Jr purchased rs Investments
for them when he was here last winter
J. NJ. Armstrong who has been do
ing the mason work on the New Bak-
cry, had decided to locate here. He is
now at work on the foundation of l..
r. Ambary's house in the Anon addi-
ton.
raom MONDAYS DAILY
Ben ROsencratz was in town today.
Mrs, Dan Page of Pasco visited Mrs.
J. NJ. Hawkins yesterday.
IRA Larkin has gone to Colfax where
lie has employment in a meat market.
II. T.. Rankin has inst finished a fine
Job of lettering on the steamer Gerome
Arie Hover and family went down
to Riverview Ranch to stay for some
time.
Mrs. Patterson. of Pasco, is now
staying with her Mrs. Nj f. Simmons
mn section :.
Arie Hover has purchased the jar
nagin house Oh 3rd street where he
mas been living.
u. ". Owen spent last night in
Pasco hobnobbing with his old tilla-
Gums across the creek.
Some claiming up around town ought
} to be done in order to comply with the
health ordinance published last week.
Several hundred feet of fine new
sidewalk has just been laid-in Pasco.
We noted other improvements of
value being completed in the trans
flumen city.
Mr.. Armstrong reports work on
the foundation Of the Amsbury
residence about completed. This
will be one of the finest structures
in the city.
Miss Anne Mcdonald sister Of Mrs
J. Nj. Hawkins and her niece Miss
Katie McHugh, of Sprague, araivcd
here last night from Walla Walla
where they have been visiting for the
past week.
The Presbyterian congregation
= have voted to give Rev L. H. Dry
two weeks vacation beginning
the second week in August Rev
Dry and family will attend the fair
and then take a short trip into
British Columbia.
The large air compressor and engine
aud a carload oftools arrived yesterday
for the work on the bridge. They were
shipped from Mandan, North Dakota.
twenty-five or thirty new men began
work today. Theg expect to build the
temporary bridge or false work for two
spans at at time and then put in the
new parts before driving the piles for
another pair, The piIing has been
driven for one span. The small air
compressor and engine are now in po-
sitiOn and the automatic boring ma
chine will be used today for the first
time and the air riveters III few days.
The water is now at sufficiently low
level for the work to proceed without
hindrance on that score.
FROM rursoAv's DAILY
c. +. Peter is clerking in Johnston's
store while Frank Duncan is Off on his
vacation.
Miss Jennie Haun of Newton, Iowa,