Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1905-01-13

""iiuihS ioFuiSfiy occupied by the
Courier.
Marshal Campbell is out OF town and
during his absence Mike Glover is look
ing after the job.
Atessrs Carpenter aud Drury, two
Spokane gentlemen who recently pur-
chased land in the valley, are here for
the purpose of getting things in shape
for spring work.
r. A, Klinge has leased the Peck
residence in the north part of the city
and will occupy it with his family,
He has ordered the Daily Courier to
keep posted on local current events.
Mr.. Sercombe informs us that he is
putting out a variety of Strawberries
that will give him straw berry short
cake close up to Christmas every ysar.
The many friends of Tom Collins
Will be sorry to learn that he has gone
to Kansas with the intention of max
ing his home there in the future.
iAoAi Il io1il 10 uttltT lIlau ITO DTeaQ'
was our motto last evening. The boys
pied the two inside pages of the paper
just as they We're going to press, and
as consequence we were only able
to send out a paper printed on one
side.
A. H. Richards has the stone on the
ground FOR the foundation of his resi-
dence, which will he one of the finest
in this part of the state. Walt Klindt
says he helped move down half of
Jump-Off-Joe for the foundation.
The foot ball boys have received
their uniforms and other parapher-
nolea. The pants are the regulation
padded affairs that would protect a
fellow from the evil effects of kick by
Missouri mule, and the other occout-
rements would be ample protection
from a cyclone. But they do tell us
they are all necessary to u successful
player.
r A. KIinge has ordered all the
material for his telephone system and
Will put men to work on the construct
ion as fast as possible. The first and
principal job will be the settling of the
poles, which, owing to the nature of
our soil, will be no slight task. Mr..
Klinge is highly pleased with the con-
ditions existing here and thinks he
will have larger business to start with
than he anticipated when he first made
application for the franchise.
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
}. G. Thompson, travelling photo
graphef, is located here for u few weeks
sojourn with us.
II. A. Hover left this morning for
San Francisco, Cali, where he will be !
Joined by Mrs. Hover and together
they will start on their trip to Europe
and Egypt. They expect to spend
several months on the trip.
GU Beach Monday received blue
print of his second addition. This is
y
lays Immediately south of the Congre
gational church. He has divided the
land into 80 foot lots and quarter and /
half acre tracts. He expects to put the.
addition on the market in the course |
of the next week.
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY
VIM Richards, of North Yakima, is |
transacting business in the city today.
For Sale-Four room cottage and two
lots in south part of city VIM. Show
alter.
Daniel Boyd, of Post Falls, Idaho, is
in the city visiting with old friends
and looking after his property.
Robert Gerry was over today prepar-
ing for the big clearing sale that is to
be inaugurated at his store here in the
near future.
Messrs. Smithsrs and Cox, of Pull
man, came in this morning and are
making arrangements to move onto
their land in the valley.
Messrs Raven and Muldrow have
opened a surveyors Office in Pasco
under the name of the Franklin Coun-
ty Surveying Co. The gentlemen are
expert surveyors, having been for
long time connected with the United
States Geological survey in this state.
Work left in their care will be Salts
factorily attended to.
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY
Miss Ada Sanderson is visiting
friends in the city.
B. F. Jarnagin of Spokane. is spend
ing few days here visiting relatives.