The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-12-22
THE LOCAL FIELD

THE LOCAL FIELD
vass sAyUasAv's DAILY
Wrenn & Greenough expect two
Of cars Of their best draft horses in to
morrow. They say they will be tn
finest horsese that ever came to Ken
newick.
n The Ladies Of the Congregational
church wish to extend their thanks to
all friends who so kindly assisted at the
Christmas Market last Saturday. We
wish especially to thank those who
rendered the music which was so much
appreciated by all.
Committee Ladies Aid
Society.
Ell. Newell, the right-of-way man,
is making rapid progress in securing
the right-of-way which has been 30
long delayed. He has closed contracts
of agreements with f. D. Taylor, c o
Anderson, D. w. Owen, ]. H. Gravens.
Iund, ". T. Scott Of Kiona, with the
owners OF the Chicago tracts, at this
end and with G. E. Griffith, John
Wsckhan and likely still others in the
osntral part of the valley. while prac-
tically all has been secered in the low
OF valley adjacent to Hover and on
down to the Wallula Ferry.
Hanson & Rich have moved into
their new Office building which is be-
ing nicely fitted up and give them
large commodious quarters for the
transaction of their business. Attor-
new C. o. Anderson is also settled in
his new quarters in the back rooms of
the Benton Water Co.'s new building.
He has large reception room which
his clients first entsr and private con
sultation room which opens from it..
The Benton Water Co.'s room in the
iAont of the building are now finished
dark wood and with the elegant
Inv Office furniture In place, makes q
ting impression all callers. These
sto ney buildings are a substantial
addition to Kennewick business prop
erty.
ysev MONDAYS DAILY
Walt Geizentanner says it looks
Raney.
Peter Storland, from Horse Heaven,
made this office pleasant call today.
Nelson Williams was down from
Mabton over Sunday with his family.
W. A. Halves has purchased the
Randall property in the East part OF
town.
The public school will give a library
benefit entertainment after the holiday
season.
Don't be grumpy about it, you had a
good time Christmas when you was a
kid. Just dig up, that's all.
Mrs. Sarah E. Barnett and sons Asa
W., Amos NJ, and Thomas E. Barnett
made final proof on their claims at
Walla Walla last Friday.
Teams are at work east Of Haxton's
> rxnp the earth and getting the
! fund ready for the truck tracks
which will be used in connection
With the steam shovel in the cut
there.
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea is
simply liquid electricity. 1t goes to
every part of your body, bringing new
blood, strength and new vigor. 1t
mrkes you we'll and keeps you we'll.
SIC. At the Columbia Pharmacy.
Our teachers are planning to attend
the State Teachers meetings at North
Yakima next week. Among the speak
ers from outside the state is Prof. M.
| V. O'Shea of the Wisconsin University
whom the writer has had the pleasure
Of hearing on "The Psychology OF Sug-
gestion' and who will undoubtedly give
fine address.
/ The Presbyterian Bazaar Saturday
night was we'll attended and the
ladies' cleared over $50. They desire
to thank the public for their liberal
patronage. During the evening meal
the Kennewick orchestra dispensed
mnslc which WAS greatly enjoyed by
oil who heard it. An enjoyable social
time was had by those who remained
after supper and the entertainers
made everyone feel at home.
&C. Rstzlaff, who owns land down
near the new school house. left this
Afternoon for his home at Cooperstown
n. d. to visit his folks and friends at
Inc old home. On December 9th at
nigh noon he will he married to Miss
Emma Beier. Mr.. and Mrs. Retzlaff
expect to make their home in the
Aennewick Valley and will be at home
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