The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-10-06
THE LOCAL FIELD
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from pasco yesterday.
Tho admissions ut the Portland Fair
..ye passed the 1000, 900 mark.
Miss Minnie Stuible left last night
xr Portland to see the Fair and visit
her sisters in that city.
The water grade road to Portland
fr>d Kennewick does everlastingly
worry the Tacoma rooster-boosters.
pomember the tea at Mrs. Beach's
Thursday afternoon, October 5th. A
cordial invitation is extended to all.
Came and have good time,
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Pack of Penburg,
Idaho. have purchased the west three
acres of O. L. Hansol.'s garden tract
At $500 per acre and are going to make
their home here.
Miss Jessie Jackson Of London, On
tor;o who has been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs Nelson Williams, left this morn
inc for Council where she has been
engaged to teach school.
According to the Behlon County
Abstract & Title Company's report the
Instruments affecting right of way
now being secured 10y the Northern
Pacific in this county cover % pages
of closely typewriter matter.
Cashier L E. Johnson, b. F Knapp,
8 G. Ward, Phil Bier and S. H.
-heaton returned yesterday from a
duck hunt on the Yakima. Conflict
lug reports make it difficult to obtain
the exact results in statistical form but
ANYWAY the boys had a good time and
enjoy sle outing.
By an oversight the Courier of last
week announced "Harvest Home
Dinner" to be given 10y the ladies of
PRESBYTERIAN church on Oct. 4th. A
postponment until after the meeting
of the Presbytery had been decided
and we were Informed of it by phone,
but through error the notice appeared
in the weekly Courier. When tie
new date of giving the dinner is de-
cided upon further announcement
will he made.
from TUESDAYS DAILY
The day Jim Hill went through it
raned.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hell
linger, a daughter Oil October LIST, 1905.
A dancing club is being organ
nized to hold the first dance Friday
evening Oct. 20.
n Mrs. Andrew Colliton, of Elkton,
South Dakota, is visiting her daught-
er Mrs. Il. A. Klinge.
M. P Martin, comptroller of n. P.
l. company is in town today and made
p rip of inspection up the ditch this
antrnoon.
w. w. Davis who bought "a acres
under the Kennewick ditch some time
ago has recently purchased a lO-acre
at the new town Hover.
All members of the Masonic Fratern-
ity are requested to meet in DR.. Hew-
etson's office, Saturday evening at S
O'alOck Rripr 6onitS
J. SERCoMBE.
CO. Anderson is at PrOsser where
the county commissioners are in ses
sion. Important matters including
the letting Of the contract for trans
cribng the records and the fixing the
tax levies will come up at this meet
ing of the board.
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
The Schubert Concert Co has been
for date here the latter part of the
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Conway and
Arthur are going to the Portland fair
this evening.
! l.. A. Jarnagin's infant child, six
weeks old, has been dangerously sick
for the last week.
II. Degenhart who owns the pump
Ing plant at HattOn, Wash, who pur-
chased 20 acres here about q week ago
returned yesterday and invested in
property at Hover.
Mr.. J. Deeming, Of Lockport, Him
DIS, an uncle of Mrs. G. T. Breithaupt.
has been visiting her the past few days
as has also Mrs. Forkle and Miss
Schlble of the same place. The ladies
left for their home yesterday morning.
II. +. Rankin, the manager of the
cascade Lumber yard at Benton, was
IN town yesterday. He reported that
since the water has come down to
Town everybody is up and coming
several new residences and other
buildings are being contracted for and
Tue lumber business is lively.
d. W. Owen arrived last Sunday