The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-09-01
THE LOCAL FIELD
,,y SATURDAY DAILY.

ready for school.
Section foreman Murray went to|
spokane last night
Miss Cora Bowers is clerhing for Mrs
u ard for few days.
-fhe Prosser Bul etin is advocating
The holding of a Benton county fair at
that place.
Several Kennewick fruit growers are
Manning to give the raising of cram
herrjes trial here next season.
John Pierce and George Callahan
ore doing the carpenter work on the
new addition to The Antlers hotel.
Mr.. Lane is shipping some baled hay
from the Williams ranch to Spokane.
He receives IS 60 for it here at the plat
form.
Miss Edna Kent entertained at home
Thursday afternoon few friends in
honor of her cousin, J. D. Kent from
Tacoma,
". ]. shaughnessy, proprietor Of
the Kennewick Bakery, has secured
another horse and is again making
regular delivery of bread and pastry
to his customers.
Attn school meeting held 4 few days
,m, at Benton it was decided to vote
BT0pds for the erection Of four-roC m
school house at that place. The site
will be selected in few days.
Howard Amon,-- president of The
Benton Water Ce. is in Spokane on
business. While there he will purchase
office furniture for the company's Of
fees in the rear of the tehange Bank.
The new school |, tus, in district 10
formerly district Il i! enclosed and
the roof on. The st I'll lues or chim-
news are in place. tt: expected that
school will open abol. ept. 20. c. w.
Metz is the new direct ii vice E NJ An
CELL, resigned.
The stockhol lers of the kennewick
Fruit Grower, Association will hold a
meeting on Tuesday, August %, for
the election of directors and other
Officers and to hear reports of the past
seasons business. The association
shipped Oil crates of Strawberries,
netting for the growers about $500 per
crate.
FROM MONDAYS DAILY
Real estate was active yesterday.
.zAWalter Geizentaner has returned
4 from Seattle.
W S Haxton is putting some extra
fine peaches on the market.
J. N. Scott, the popular clothier,
spent Sunday at his home in North
Yakima.
II. A. Hover and wife have been
spesTing a few days down at River
view ranch
l.. E. Johnston, cashier of tho Elk
change Bank has teen over ut Wal s
burg for a couple Of days.
c. Finley is going to the Big Bend
country to engage the land business
He sold his horse and 3acres of melons
and canteloupes to Guy Storey
B. G. Full err and NJ. ID. Root went to
Pasco to make arrangements for ii e
dance the Kennewick band will give
IN the X. P. Hall Friday night.
Prof George Severance Of the Pull
man Agricultural College arrived in
kennewick Saturday to spend a few
days looking after his land interests.
The Meteor was blown from her
mornings in the storm last night and
was found this morning tied to one of
the piers OF the bridge. Her rowboat
was lost and has not been recovered.
~ John Shafer was at Walla Walla
yesterday. He says the storm down
there was terror, SO dark the lamps
had to be lighted Trees. awnings and
signs were blown down and fruit
blown oft.
CALundy writes from Spokane that
MS daughter has sufficiently recovered
rom her recent illness to return with
MN Monday night. Mrs. Lundy is
doing as we'll as could he expected but
VIII not he able to return to kenre-
Wick for some time.
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY
'olney Cox is sick with pneumonia.
Hiss Emma Stuible left today for a
months visit with her sister in Port.
land.
Mrs. J. w. Hewetson and child re-
turned home Monday after All extend
Ell absence in Oregon.
W. II. Collins had an operation lor
'"e removal of growth from his chest
reformed by Dr. Pallster yesterday.
"eport today is that he is resting easy
""u would make rapid recovery.
= Haxton brought in bunch Of
'dls!n graOpS ~ tho pIool,