The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-09-15
o,r chS,TRDAY'S DAILY.

Mrs. J.-F Irwin died OF appendicitis
at Walla W>sIla yesterday
Root is assisting in Dircksec's
meat market for few days
CT Beach and wife returned last
u;cht from an extended stay in Cali
-~fornia
It Slagenhaupt raised so pound
watermelon this season which the Col
umbia Commission Co. has it on eXhi-
bition.
The railroad gang started for their
work near Wallula today. The outfit
had 10 rockwagons, two 4-horSe loads
ofoutft for camp and about 20 mena
Rev. f. L. futile has returned and
;s shaping up his work for the confer
once wear. His son j. H. futile will
snend part of his time here with his
father.
John NJ Wroe: the Horse Heaven
rsucher, is going around on crutches
on account of badly swollen foot
Rood poisoning was feored but it is
now getting better
Charles Harper has arrived to assist
his brother in the management Of the
Keunewick Bakery. He will run the
wagon the wagon and regular morn
ing deliveries will be made. The boys
] ask for your trade and guarantee you
-1ne treatment and good products
John Owens and wife of Clarkson,
Iowa, who have been here on an eX-
tended visit to their sons Archie and
Will Owens, expect co start for Port
land Monday and after seeing the fair
will return to their home. Mr.. Owens
il we'll pleased with Horse Heaven as
wheat country.
Good advice to women. Ii you want
reautiful complexion, clear skin,
bright eyes, red lips, good health, take
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea There
is nothing like it. IS cents, Tea or
Tablets. Column bia Pharmacy.
FROM MONDAYS DAILY
Mrs. e. w. Weigel is again on duty
as day operator at the depot.
J. n. Scott and brother George re-
turned from Yakima yesterday.
J. B. Slagenhaupt and family will
go to Yakima tomorrow on hop pick
ing expedition.
Otis LaPorte left this morning for
Weiser, Idaho. where he will attend
school this year.
u Mr. and Mrs Frank and Rev Dry left
Epnis morning for a trip to Yakima and
Parker to see the valley.
Mr. and Mrs. William Frank of Hart
well Nebraska, are here visiting their
old friends Rev and Mrs L II Dry
n. F. Koegler has also produced
melons of large size, having brought
in two that weighed over 40 pounds
each.
G. H. Putnam with w. NJ. Scott, of
Kiona, and w. Nj. Martin as witnesses
made FINAL proof on his claim at WalIa
Walla last Thursday Sept. Z.
Guerdon Smith druggist of Elens-
burg, was down Sunday on visit to
bis brother G W Smith, book-keeper
at the Cascade Lumber yard
Chas. Irwin John Wroe and Mr.. Bar
nett returned last night from Walla
Wala wher they attended the funeral
services of Mrs. John +. Iryin. The
nterment was in the Walla Walla
cemetery.
The union Young Peoples meeting
asst night was unusually well attend
ed. Harley Peter was the leader and
male quartette composed ofthe three
Reed brothers and c. E. King render
ID fine selection.
+. S. Cantril returned yesterday
rom Portland where with his son and
ls sons wife he was taking in the
Falr. He was compells / to walk up
0'i' " "AiuId W men was certainly 4
|evere effort for man of his age.
Wash Hettinger was injured last
riday so that he is taking vacation
rom wheat hauling. He had rugged
PIP weeder with teeth Is inches LONG
made from wagon tires with which he
was dragging out Russian thstles. He
was standing on a board behind to
iold The teeth IN the ground, but his
average was not enough so Wash
N"ue an ascension Off or feet and
'"liie down without parachute on the
'e'h iI'Jurlng his back and side. He
around today but is still sore.
Professor Lyman of Whitman Col
eye very acceptsbly glled the pulpi,
Tue congregational church vester-
10y 1t has been arranged that he
VIII HI this appointment for the two
succeeding Sundays while Rev. Mr.
1'.ner Is away. Mr.. Lyman informs
- 'hat the college opens "Wednesday
WIS week with better prospects a.