The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-06-16
THE LOCAL FIELD
from MONDAYS DAILY

Strawberry plants for sale. J. Ser
combe. DIV
FROM TUESDAYS Dali
{. f. King of the firm of King q
Son went up the river on the Gerome
Tuesday morning to solicit new BUSH
ness for his firm.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. f. Breithaupt ar
rived in town Monday night and are
busily engaged in getting settled in
their new home in Amon's addition.
The excursion on the Gerome, Sun
day was patronized by quite number
of the citizens of Kennewick and Pas
co who took advantage of the Opportu-
nity to have q steamer ride and see
the sights of the lower Columbia The
Kennewick brass band went along to
turnise music for the occasion The run
was made to the mouth of the Walla
Wala river where q stop was made for
dinner. The eXcursionists took their
baskets to the beautiful groves on the
banks os the latter river where they
spent a pleasant hour discussing the
good things and admirng the scenery
FROM WEDNESDAYS
Everybody is enthusiastic over the
up-river excursion Sunday.
Are Hover was at Walla Walla
Wednesday on land business,
Cosgrove and Hanson's Office is tenn
porarily located in the post office build
ing.
r. H. Anderson was a passenger Oh
the Gerome on business trip up the
river.
Two business men from Spokane are
on prospecting trip up the river.
f. S, Lippencott, Of Seattle, is in
town visiting his brother George and
wife. He is well pleased with the
looks of the country.
A. H. Wheaton visited with his
mother Saturday and Sunday at Spo-
kane.
II. G.. Mitcllam has so far recovered
as to be on the streets for little while
Tuesday. He expects to be at his
place of business the last of next week
Mrs II. A. Bier and sister, Miss
Edith Elmer left this Afternoon for two
weeks visit at RitZville.
Chas. Geizentaner has purchased tie
Pasco EXPIRES, of Z. p. Cir. enc and
will publish the paper hencefort H..
The Courier most heartily wishes the
new editor abundant success.
Miss Nellie Young, of Crookston
Minnesota is having a pleasant visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Collins Miss
Young will visit the principle cities
in Washington also the Portland fair.
John ODell was convicted on the
charge of petit larceny of gun in
Justice Anderson's court Wednes-
day and fined $50 and costs. Geo.
Lippincott took him to Jail at Yak
ina.
Mr.. c. H. Collins and Miss Young
spent the day in Walla Walla yes
terday. They also visited the Mar
Gus Whitman monument at Whit
man.
Within the last week two loads
of hay have been upset coming to
town on the road down the river at
Mr.. Finley's place. 1t is high time
there was something being done to
improve that road or something ser
ious may happen.
FROM THUaSDAY'S DAILY
The Meteor made a trip to Benton
today.
w. H. Sutherland, OF Cornell: will
start bank in Ethiopia July Is.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. D. Root drove to
Wallula Thursday afternoon. There
they Will take train for Portland for
two weeks visit to the exposition
and friends.
r. A. Klinge has opened cigar
stand in the telephone office. Best
brands of foreign and domestic cigars
OH sale.
H. A. Greenburg, the N. P. engineer,
is keeping an accurate record of the
water flow at the bridge. 1t is neces-
sary that the water be at certain
height to operate the pile driver in
driving the piles that support the tenn
porary bridge on which the trains will
cross while steel girders for the new
bridge are being put in position on the
piers,
H A. Bier left | asst night for ten