The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-10-20

plead guilty to the charge of stealing a
watch belonging to Dr. VIM. Pallister.
| He was fined $50 which he was unable
to pay.
Carpenters are now at work on the
new Hotel RIchiand" being erected
at that place by the Benton Water Co.
| The dimensions of the new structure
are large and when completed it viii,
| be tilst-cass in every respect.
Yesterday j. II, Dawes of Tacoma
| bought 40 acres from c. \. Cornelius
! four miles southeast of KenneWick, at
SO per acre, including perpetual water
right. The sale was made by Hanson
& Rich and they inform US that there
are but few places left at so low a
figure.
! The Harvest Home Dinner to-day
was generally patronized and will lie
profitable affair for the Presbyterian
ladies and give the cemetery benefit
fund a good start. Everybody was
we'll served but owing to the large
crowd some had to wait. We hope to
give detailed report tomorrow.
Mrs g. II. Parsons ofSyracuse, n. Y,
/ is visiting her brother. F. Nj. Kent and
family Mr.. Kent had not seen his
sister for 20 years and would not have
recognized her had he net known she
was coming. Mrs. ParsOI- ia going TO
visit a brother at Tacoma and also one
at Eatton. \. D., spending about a
month with each of her three brothers
in the west.
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY
Dishwasher wanted at the Antlers
Hotel.
Cravenette raincoats, Overcoats and
suits at Scott < Co.'S.
The trailer, in the Kennewick
'zoon suicIded yesterday.
Lots of new "Lion Brand" shirts,
latest patterns at Scott & Co.'S.
w. III. Thomas of Tacoma, purchas-
ed the Jarnagin 20 acres in section T..
a. II. Johnson and family returned
last night from their trip to Portland
fair and also to Tacoma and Seattle.
The farce-comedy, an ."Old Maids
Tea Party" will be give;: at Dircksen's
Hall. Tuesday evening. Oct. 3lst at s
O'clock.
NJ. D. Root and wife left last night
for Portland where Mr.. Root will have
charge of the branch office of the How
err Land Co.
j. II. Timreck OF Ellensburg, recent
ly business lot % 100 feet facing
west on Yakima street just south of
Anderson's store on which he expects
soon to erect business house.
A. =. French Of Washougal, Wash,
has purchased the building and lot
where Carnahan's blacksmith shop is
located, from II. A. Hover. He ex-
poets to open shop therein Nov. 1st.
Come to the cold Maids Tea Party
given under the auspices of the mem
bers of the Episcopal Guild, Tuesday
evening, October 3lst at Diroksen's
| Hail at O'Clock. Suitable refresh
4
Wash Hettinger informs us that he
will reopen the City Meat Market,
Halverson's Old Stand, on Saturday.
October 18th, where he will conduct an
up-to-date market. Wash is an old set.
tier here and we'll acquainted through.
out this region. He asks for share OF
the trade and guarantees a square deal
to everybody.
The Presbyterian ladies wish te
thank the citizens Of Kennewick and
surrounding country for their hearty
response to their "call to dinner" As
we were unsuccessful in selling tickets
previous to Oct. 18Th we had no way
of judging what The number might he
but prepared to serve 100, as the limit.
Contrary to all expectations, we had a
"crush", $50 came to be served, and
about so were turned away, who could
not wait, which we very much regret
not altogether on account Of the quar-.
ttrs we missed but that the people
planned to come to help the cause.
We hope as this was an experiment III
the way of dinners that your criti
, cisms will be tempered, with kindness
and those who did not receive the var
iety prepared for the first 100 will un
derstand the situation. We wish tt
thank the eeitOr who so heartily co
operated and the members of the banC
who so nicely reminded the forgetfu
ones and gave the function a happy
start and would not forget the fora
offering from Mrs. HaXson. Last bu
not the least of interest, we are glad t.