The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-11-10
THE LOCAL FIELD
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eaeM SATURDAYS DAILY
Fred S. Becker of Aberdeen, Wash.
is in town today.
Kennewick Studio open Wednesday
and Saturday only.
FB. Laing has resigned as fruit in
spector, to take effect Dec. LIST. This
action was made necessary because of
Mr.. Laing's decision to return to Clark
ston.
Nd. Miller of Vancouver, chief en-
cineer of the North Bank road, is in
town examining the recent surveys.
II is probable that some changes will
be made. =
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. F. Morris of Lake
CITY. Mimi, are visiting at Herman
Fishers. They expect to spend the
winter in Bellingham where they have
a married daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cook, daughter, Mrs.
Paul. husband and son; another married
daughter, Mrs. Chamberlain, also an
unmarried daughter, have come to
Kennewick to make their homes and
are now settled in the Root property
m West Second street. They hope the
climate here will be especially bene-
fetal to their daughters health.
Attorney c. o. Anderson returned
from Prosser last night where he had
been attending the Commissioners
meeting. The franchise asked by Mr..
+ BENSON to erect line of poles for trans
mission of light and power current to
Sunnyside was modified and final action
deferred until both parties could give
the matter further examination. Don
Cresswell took the oath of office, secured
his bond in Prosser and thus was able
TO sit with the Board. Geo. Finley
made his report as road supervisor for
this district. Mr.. Finley made good
showing on the collection of poll taxes,
having collected in excess of $500.
Miss Mary Dyer, of Minkel, is here
to spend The winter with her aunt Mrs.
Err. Carnahan, seeking to improve
her health.
R.C. Mounsey, John Mounsey and
R.. S. Ely returned Wednesday from
Ellensburg where they have been with
athreshing crew.
The monthly tea of Ladies Aid socie-
ty was held at Mrs. H. d. Sweet on
Wednesday afternoon. There was a
large attendance of the ladies of the
town and highly enjoyable time was
sRoM MONDAYS DAILY
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Dircksen drove
up to Richland yesterday.
Nelson Williams left last night on a
business trip to Mabton.
E. L. Ely and family and his brother
were visitors at Richland yesterday.
E. L. Waldron, of Walla Walla, is
here looking for wheat lands invest
ments.
The Kennewick Hardware Company
are unloading a carload of furniture
today.
Thos. F. Wren, the contractor on
this end of the North bank road is in
town today on business.
C. E. Wood of Genesea arrived last
night on No. Is on business with his
partner C. A. Cochran.
&c. Staser and Messrs. Twitchell
and McBroom of Spokane, were in town
yesterday visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schultz, of Walla
Walla, are here visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
H. A. Bier.
E. F. Mcguire accompanied by John
Snyder, Mr.. Etler and others are over
from Colfax looking at Horse Heaven
wheat lands today.
Superintendent Martin and Division
Engineer Cook are expected here this
. week to 60 over the ditch and deter
mine the repairs to be made during the
winter.
D.. l.. Mohundro, register Of the Z. S.
land ofice at Walla Walla and AttOr-
ney W. B. Milton of the same city have
been here On duck hunting for or ;
days past.
The gasoline engine for the lover
GOAT was unloaded from the car here
Today and taken down to the wharf OF
mat town. The engine is of twenty
morse power and was built by the Union
0as Engine Co., of SanFrancisco.
1000 CANS WANTED. from one o
1--WE gallons. Must be in first class
'"ape. kennewick Hardware Co.
Does the label on your can of baking
powder say it is the PURE CREAM OF
.ARTAR kind. Cleveland's is a Pure
cream of Tartar Baking Powder, as
stated on each label, and vouched for
w the L. s Government C,boroictc