The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-08-04

Y. w. INiiiIlIly aSHDauHu > tdtioT, Is
spending a couple of days in Pasco
with an extensive line of samples SOL
letting orders for tailor made garments.
The Benton Water Company's dam
at the head of their canal is being COM
rleted today and water will be turned
III to soak up the fumes and ditch
from now on until Il full head of water
is running
VIII Muncev and VIM. Hellinger
have ust purchased new threshing
outfit complete and have gone to the
Big Bend country 10 operate it. Mr..
Hellinger has threshed in this region
for fifteen years and has a large ac-
quaintance there.
Mrs. {, Conway started home from
Texas where she has been visiting for
some time and will arrive in kenme-
, wick about the last of the week. She
writes to her husband that Kennewick
is good enough place for them to spend
the rest of their days.
Frank Hellinger and T. W. Pavne
started overland for the Palouse country
I Frank Hellinger has decided to reside
in kennewick on return. He has been
Investigating here and other places for
some time and has definitely decided
in favor of kennewick.
II. c. Mitcham this morning shipped
the first crate of canteloupes for this
season to the Seattle market. Fl. c.
| will get $500 for this crate. in which
there were ABOUT sixty melons. He
had one that was ripe July 18th, which
is the earliest reported to this Office
this year.
Frank Potter and wife of Harlan. la.
president of the Iowa State Bankers
Association, was i'll town the latter
Mrs. G. ii. Putnam. Mr.. Potter has
large investments at Bellingham and
| left for that place to attend to business
affairs there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Lecper and Miss
Jennie Leeper, all of Newton, Iowa,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Stokes
having stopped on the return trip from
/ Portland. Mr.. and Miss Leeper are
brother and sister of Mrs. Stokes. Like
many othor iowa people they have
their eyes Oh the west and looking
over prospects at kennewick while
| here.
a party of nine started for Portland
and the sea shore via Pasco this morn
ing. The party will go to tie Dalles
by rail and then by boat from that
point. The following is the member
ship of the party: Mr.. and Mrs. George
F. Richardson, son Bert and two
daughters, Mrs. Jesse Rose and Miss
Lois Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Spence and daughter and Mrs. w. &.
King. After the visit to the fair the
party will go to Long Beach where
they will remain until about Sept. LIST,
with exception of Messrs Richardson
and Spence who will return in ten or
fourteen days.
FROM WEDNESDAYS DALI
FOR SAI.E-A fine driving mare.
II. II. Dry.
The wizard is due at Scott & Co.'S.
Watch for him in the window.
We are in the market for AL of your
i-canteloupcs and potatoes. See us be-
fore ynd ship. COLUMBIA Com. Co.
Mrs. Wn.. keeler, the popular hostess
at the AntIers, accompanied by Miss
Agnes Muncey, leave for the Portland
iair-tomOrrow morning.
Nj. p. Fuller, the pai;:ter and paper
hanger, will leave tonight, if the train
goes, Oh Il vacation trip TO the Wenat-
chez country He goes to Ellsnsburg
10y rail and drives across country about
forty miles to his destination.
The Kennewick Bakery's new wagon
made its appearance on an advertising
trip announcing the first delivery of
bread in the morning. 1t has been al
tractively painted artistically lettered
by c. w. Smith and has decidedly
metropolitan air.
All the lumber has arrived at Re
lief for the f1ume. 1t seemed for
time today that the railroad tie-up
would delay the work but the plans
will now be carried out as previous
lv announced in the Courier.
We are constantly receiving new
goods and they will certainly meet
YOUR approval. We ordered these goods
ahead of the raise in prices which is
general, and will be in position to do
YOU good in anything in our line
Scott < Co.
l.. w Soth, the Courier man, made
a business trip to Prosser yesterday on
tN.ty