The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-10-13
THE LOCAL FIELD
...usaJuapAy's DAILY

AL Menhinick ofTacoma was here
looking after land matters yesterday.
". II. Hill of Prosser is moving his
family into the Richards house south
If the schoolhouse today.
The dance given last night by the
I,,ud was we'll attended and was a
Thoroughly enjoyable affair.
telephone message was received
here this morning announcing the
death of a brother of w. R. Anon who
resided at Ellensburg, Wash.
Mrs. William Murray and family
will leave this evening for Spokane on
their way to their new home at Phoe-
nix. B. c., where Mr.. Murray is yard
master.
NV. Bowling of Spencer, I'D. has
srrived here for short visit at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. w. S.
Haxton, but likes the climate so well
he will remain for the winter.
Mira Harriet Johnson Of Cohocton,
n. Y, and her sister, Miss Alice Will
,ox. of Ballard, Wash, who have been
visiting at S. r. Tripp's the past few
laws. return to Ballard this evening.
Capt. Danaher reports that he has
blasted off the rock on which the
Jerome was punctured, but she has
ettled so firmly into position that she
E.ilI have to be pulled loose with a
apstan.
aom MONDAYS DAILY
Prof. Geo. Jauslin is with his family
Spokane this week.
Milton Trip is helping Geo. Egbert
ct ready to build his new house.
Otto F. Schrader went to Spokane
st night to receive treatment in the
ospital there.
C. B. Merrill and f. l.. Mains both
brmerly of Crookston, MINI. but we'll
nown here will start commission
ouse in Sunnyside.
F. B. LANG has received his certifi-
lite as fruit inspector and as soon as
takes the oath will ready to per-
rm the duties of his position.
II. G. Moore is building another of
be adjoining and the same size of the
resent Office to accommodate the firm
creasing business.
f. S. Cantrils horse jumped and fell
such way rs to break both buggy
ats while he was driving near the
mber yard Saturday.
J. N. Scott, the popular clothier, is
Hjoying visit from his father, large
ntractor, and his brother, R.. w.
ott, both of North Yakima.
Girls, if you want red lips, laughing
= es. sweet breath and good looks use
q Plli'er's Rocky Mountain Tea. The
8 Fatsst beautifier known. 35 cents,
or Tablets. Columbia Pharmacy.
Will Muncey and Will Hellinger are
* from the Big Bend where they
ve been running a threshing outfit
ey will return when the grain dries
m the recent heavy rains so that
TX can be done.
/. B. Slagenhaupt and family return
Yesterday from their hop-picking
petition and outing in the Yakima
ntry and report fine and profita-
time. Mr.. S. worked in the drying
Pse most of the time.
N. W. Swan came down from Ellens-
e Saturday evening to see his
ply and help look after sick boy
is now getting better. He reports
pod run with his threshing outfit.
will 60 back for a week or more be-
returning to Kennewick for the
ter.
E. Wood OF Genesee, Idaho, ac-
panied by Attorney l. N. Smith, of
Tlston, are here on business with
clty council to secure an electric
and water franchise with view
peratlng these plants in connection
a Touring mill they will put in
I'm year. c. F. Cochran, the we'll
Tn grain buyer here is a partner
IT, wood and the firm is thoroughly
Ole firm and financially able to
out any enterprise they agree to
.. prtake.
: iaii house greeted Miss Annie Sny-
'he NJ. E. church, Saturday even
enjoying the program from begin
end. Her humorous pieces were
'ially taking, every piece seemed
better than the one previous,
mug the climax in the pathetic and
touching rendition of Enoch Ar
when was illustrated by stereop-
Z news Mr.. DeSpang gave four
8 "nlch We're especially we'll rem
6 Inc entertainment closed with
''e"s We're received with much
s AuSe' Should Miss Snyder visit
'e"ick again, she will receive a
s Cordial welcome.