The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-05-19
THE LOCAL FIELD

,..s SATURDAYS oA''s /
man was taken from No. at
80 Yesterday suffering with Jim
a. lie was put in the county Jail
snd given all possible attention, but
Aid at an early hour this morning.
o,car L. Bishop, travelling represent
49,. If Nortlwestera National Insur-
.n.e Co. for the state, was here yester-
s.y and appointed Moore q Giezen-
t.nuer agents for this district.
Harley Peter is the proud possessor
ofa fine gold pen which was presented
- him bv his eighth year class as IA
token of their appreciation of his earn
.st efforts with them in the past school
year.
Ed Finley and L. Heddington went
nm 70 North Yakima today. They are
,,ombers of the school board in the
now district down the valley and are
ming to the county seat for the pur-
uose of looking after the sale of the
school bonds that takes place there to-
day.
mr. Mccormick, Mr.. Lutte, Mr..
Kroutz and Er. Stone of Black Diamond
Who have been here the past week
,ooking over the county, yesterday
purchased g. acres of land of H. S.
ANON, near Benton, and will plant it
N hons, This will he one of the larg-
est hop yards in the valley and as that
mart of the country is especially adapt
i, ed to hop raising, this will be quite an
addition to the valley Industries.
Walter F. Tuesley, proprietor of the
Yakima Bindery was doing business in
town today.
Mrs. Laura Miles left last night for
Spokane, where she will make her
FIXTURE home.
Street Commissioner Glover is put
ting in o full width sidewalk in front
of the Hoadley property on Second
street.
Mrs. L. A. Amsbury arrived il the
city yesterday. Mr.. Amsbary will at
once arrange to build his new residence
on his property in Anion's addition.
B. E. McGregor of Prosser and A. L
Smith of Benton were in the city to.
day consulting with H. S. Anon in
regard to the work of the Benton Water
Co. at Benton.
Tom Cosgrove, who has been con.
nected with G. E. Hanson i'm the real
estate business for the past two years
has severed his connection with the
firm aud gone to British Columbia
|, where he will 60 into railroad con.
structing. 1t was not generally known,
but Mr.. Cosgrove has not been a mem.
Der Of the firm for over year, having
sold his interest to Mr.. Hanson a veal
ago last winter. His connection with
the business since that time has been
only as an employe. He has o large
circlenf friends here who wish him
well in bis new field and hope he will
mot make the time too long between
khis visits to this place.
The Pasco baseball team will 60 tC
North Yakima tomorrow to play q
game with the team in the latter place
A rate of $2.70 for the round trip has
been aecured. If you want togo along
leave word and the money at Scott.
store this evening.
Kennewick is the real stuff. SHE
offers to prepare first class diamond
just across the bridge from here, I nj
up seats for 400 people, furnish &" d
music and assist literally in the sup
port of the Peagreen team provided
some of the Yakima Valley league
games are pulled off there. Ii is 8
magnanimous offer, and in view of til.
fact that our grounds are very poor W.
ought to accept the proposition.-Pe:
Green.
doc" Current, a well known citizen
who operates stage line between this
city and White Bluffs, is authority fol
the statement that a party of engineers
presumed to be in the employ of the
Northern Pacific, are engaged in max.
Ing survey east from Goldendale
rhe party was seen a few days ago OIL
hock creek, few miles west of Bickle.
ION 1t is thought that the plan is to
extend the Columbia & Northern cas-,
from Goldendale to connection witt
the main line of the Northern Pacifi,
system.-Democrat.
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