The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-11-24
THE LOCAL FIELD
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are being laid about town.
Editor l.. w. Soth left last night for
q short business stay in Spokane.
CIR. Drury left yesterday for Spo-
kane. He will drive the distance.
It never fails to make light, whole
some food. -Cleveland's Baking Powder
Arrangements are being made to
hold a Farmers Institute at Prosser
the latter part of December.
The west-bound trains were several
hours late yesterday on account of a
freight wreck at Noxon, Mont, 1928
miles east of Spokane.
Leo Leovenstein left last night for
Kennew:ck where he will investigate
a business opening with view to To-
eating in that growing city.-Ellens-
burg Localizer.
W. NJ. Walker and family, of St.
Paul, Mimi, arrived last night to make
Kennewick their home. Mr.. Walker
is in hopes that this climate will prove
beneficial to his health.
About fifty Of tie railroad laborers
who have been stationed here for the
past few days broke camp this morn
ing and moved to point twelve miles
below, where they will begin to throw
dirt Immediately.
Otto F. Shrader. who has been in
the hospital at Spokane for some time
is improving rapidly. Carl Shrader
goes TO Spokane tomorrow to see his
father. After stay of a few days he
expects to drive back to Kennewick.
The Walla tWalla Young Mems
Christian Association was organized
Wednesday evening. Mrs. Reynolds
of that city has given business prop
erty to the valne of $4,000 toward
the fund for an Association building.
FnoM MONDAYS DAILY
H. D. Kay and wife, of Spokane, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Johnson.
Mrs. Gray and two sons, of Alicel,
Ore, are visiting her sister, Mrs. W.T..
Martin, and family.
90. Anderson will have his office
in the new building the Benton Water
Co. is putting up on Second street.
Mrs. L. E. Johnson and children ar
rived last Thursday from Kennewick,
on visit to Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Fine,
parents of Mrs. Johnson. -Waitsburg
Times.
Miss Bertha Trip returned Sunday
from Mr. Timmermann's at the ferry,
where she has teen the past week car
Ing for Mrs. Timmermann and Infant
child.
G. E. Ttipp and sons will operate the
Valley Barn and Dray Line independ-
ent of the old firm, the Kennewick
Transfer Co.. beginning today. Owing
l.o rapid increase in volume of business
here both firms will undoubtedly do
we'll.
PROM TUESDAYS oA,Lv
R. w. Scott spent Sunday in Kenne-
wick visiting his brother, j. N. Scott.
in. Scott returned last night from
Walla Walla where he was a witness
in the Brackett- Thornton land contest.
The right of way man has at last made
his appearance and will begin to buy
land for the new railroad this afternoon.
The profile maps, which have been
anxiously awaited by the various SUBJ
contractors, were received here yester
day and contracts for some of the sta
tons will be let today or tomorrow
morning.
The Bohemian Club enjoyed grand
duck banquet at the Hampshire House
last evening. A fine mess of mallards
graced the table, the fruit of a days
hunt in the swamps of the lower Yak
ina. L. E. johnson presided as toast
master and good time is reported.
Those present were: Art Roe, B. F.
Knapp, C. E. Wood, S. G. Ward, Phil
Bier, L. E. johnson.
Robert Patterson of Plaza, has ar
rived as the advance guard" of his
family and relatives who expect to To-
cate in the valley and engage in the
nursery business. Mr.. Patterson and
MS son have had long experience in
thls line and have ample capital to con-
ouct the same. An enterprise of this
KIND would be worth great deal to the
valley.
'Hoa WEDNESDAYS oA,Lv
n. ID. Sweet left last night on bust
ness trip to Seattle.
" l.. Hanson is having "a 20 ad-
uition built onto his store on Second
street.
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