The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-08-11
THE LOCAL FIELD
From SATURDAYS DAILY.


this morning.
ND. Root returned from a business
trip to Spokane this morning.
4 G. Mcneil, sheriff of Benton coun-
~. was in town today serving legal
process.
Prof. Geo Jauslin returned from q
weeks STAY with his family at Spokane
yesterday
Now that we have sidewalk ordi-
nance we would like to see the walk
completed to the depot. Ploughing
through the sand and sagebrush is not
GOOD introduction to our town for a
visitor.
Manager Klinge, of the Columbia
Telephune system, informs Us that
they have just installed thirteen new
pbones in the Garden tracts, ana all
are working nicely. The copy for a
new directory of patrons is now in
this office for printing, and will be is
sued soon.
The Christian Endeavor society of
the Congregational church held a
business meeting last night at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Pierce.
After the business matters had been
attended to and the plans for a social
had been decided upon, II social time
with music and games was enjoyed by
all the members present. These times
beneficial In q community where there
are 80 many newcomers.
from MONDAY DAILY
Harold Curtis and Phil Bier were up
at Benton yesterday.
Mrs. G.. Conway returned from an
/ extended visit in Texas Saturday night.
Robert Scott of North Yakima spent
Sunday in town with his son J. n.
Scott.
C.E. Geizentaner, editor of the Pasco
Express. was in town today and went
up to kiona on business.
Sullivan Bros. purchased ranch on :
fit in town today and are going up on
the Gerome to White Bluffs tomorrow
Miss Margaret Roseman has suffici-
entity recovered to be removed from
the hospital and is gaining strength
rapidly.
O. l.. Hansen was down from his
work on the Wapatox ditch Oh business
matters in town and attended to some
land business at Walla Walla.
f. T. Taylor Of 500, Mich, bought
two acres of G. w. Story in the Anon
addition and the Albert Lemon 5-acre
tract near the bridge Saturday.
e. f.. Griffith lost one of his best
horses out Of the teams he sent up to
Horse Heaven to work in harvest.
This is the second horse he has lost
within two weeks.
lP. f. Mors has some very file, ripe
peaches of unusual quality and flavor
on his place on the west end of the
Garden Tracts. Mr., Mors has Clark
Seeding plants for sale.
II. NJ. Bartlett is placing his second
crop OF strawberries on the market to-
day, and they are selling at % cents
per box. After the first crop was picked
the vines were moved down and the
second growth produced berries now
being marketed. Mr. Bartlett also has
some yellow Crawford peaches Of good
size and quality OH the market.
FROM TUES DAYS DAILY
w. f. Tuesley, proprietor of the va
kma Blndery, was i'll town on bust.
ness.
Will Burke of Minneapolis is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Egbert. He is OH
his way to the fair.
c. f. Burghend, chief bridge engi.
= neer, is here on business connected with
the bridge and thesteamer Hannaford
J. R. McKeaud, one of the owners OF
the Gerome, is here managing the boat
on this trip while Mr.. Cover is at Ia
coma.
Mrs. G. +. Breithaupt returned last
night from trip to Waitsburg where
she was guest at the marriage of a
relative and to Davenport where she
visited her sister.
Frank Seclusky, civil engineer in
the employ of Culp, Riley & Livesley
at their model pumping plant at Straw
perry Island was accidently drowned
while at work Friday afternoon. His
body was found Sunday in the Column
oia river two miles below the mouth of
the Snake river.
The city has ordered that water from
several wells in the city be sent to the
state Agricultural college at Pullman
LOT analysis. City Clerk w. } Shaugh.