The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-10-13


ton, Alberta, Canada. His mother
who has been here for some weeks
past nursing him, will accompany him
home. Mrs. Middleton wishes through
the columns of the Courier, to extend
her thanks to the people of Kennewick
for the many kindhesses shown her son
md herself during their stay here.
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY
Best grade of work only ut Kenne-
wick studio.
w. G. King returned from the Pres
byterian synod at Tacoma.
In spite of rainy weather the state
fair was financial success.
L. A. Amsbary is moving into his new
house in the Anon addition.
G. R. Drury expects soon to start on
an overland drive to Spokane.
B. G. Fuller and sister are in Spokane
attending the Interstate Fair.
The Columbia Commission Co. has
sold car of potatoes to Wallula parties.
The Benton Water Co. sold $50 head
of beef cattle to Brown, the Prosser
butcher yesterday.
Mrs. B. B. Lamb is leaving to-day for
Cornell where Mr.. Lamb and Frank
have employment.
= Rev. F. L. futile will begin series
of Evangelistic meetings in the new
Centerville school house down the val
ley tonight.
R. A. Klinge is having a cement
walk laid in front Of The telephone ex-
change. George Armstrong is doing
the work.
The lawn on NJ. 0. Kitten place is
being cleared and filled in preparatory
to seeding it down. A. }. Barham is
hauling the dirt.
The Benton Water Co. have ordered
from Portland parties a machine with
which cement head gates and intakes
will be manufactured.
j. D. Dumarns, wife and child of
Pomerv, Wash, are visiting J. H.
Gravenslund and family. Mrs. Tu-
marns is sister of Mrs. Gravenslund.
A. l.. Smith, general manager of the
Benton Water Co. is up in Stevens
county doing the expert work on an ir-
rigating canal near Kettle Falls. The
water for the system is to be taken
from the Colville river.
The tank and machinery for the
partnership we'll belonging to Messrs.
Amsbary, King, McReynolds and
Welgel have arrived and the tower
upon which the tank will be placed is
being constructed to-day.
It makes no difference how long
you have been. sick if you are troubled
with indigestion, constipation, liver
and Kidney troubles, HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea will make you
well. 35 cents. Columbia Pharmacy.
H. H. Bowers, g.. w. Baenes, Ed
Frauen, W. H. HILL. l.. Hedington, G..
W. Lane. James Mounsey and Watson
Bros. are recent new subscribers to the
Courier in the local field. All have
our thanks. Still others will be well
10 N Of
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
c. II Collins is at Mabton to-day on
business.
H. j. Duffy is building barn in the
Anon addition.
Z. w. Story is away Oh a three-days'
business Tip to Spokane.
Rev. H. J. Zercher is suffering from
mild attack of ague.
A travelling photographer is taking
views of our principal buildings today.
Mayor Sheppard has gone east on
business and will return about Friday.
j. Prentice recently purchased So
acres situated or miles west of Rich
land.
J. N. Scott is fixing large cage in
front of his store for his pet eagle Uncle
Sam.
FIJI, Scott and w C. Bruner of the
palouse country, are recent purchasers
of tracts at Hover.
G.. F. Peter is assisting in Johnson's
store while the proprietor and family
are at the Portland Fair.
\ Mrs. VIM Dircksen and her friend,
Mrs. S. Doncaster, are visiting in Spo-
kane and taking in the Interstate
Fair.
v. Cox, a druggist of many years
experience is managing the Columbia
pharmacy while the proprietor is alb
sent.
&. H. Smith aud wife, sister of j..
P. Smalley, from Usage, Iowa, are Wis
iting them. having arrived Tuesday
evening.