The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-12-08

Mi. AMI Mrs. G. R. LaPorte, who
went down tho valley to spend
thanksgiving at George Egbert'e, are
detained there by the serious illness of
their youngest daughter. She was re.
ported to he improving yesterday, 80
that she will be able to be moved home
in day or two.
Thos. Kennedy Of Goldendale. and
Mrs. Alice Brooks have purchased tue
furniture in the Hover Hotel OF II. s
Dwire, have leased the building and
Will conduct the hotel from to-day
Mr.. Kennedy is an experienced hotel
man, having had hotel at Garfield
and has just sold restaurant ut Gold
endale.
Rev. A. s. Hutchison, DID,, arrived
here yesterday and preached his first
sermon at the special union avangel-
istic meetings last night. The Freshly
terrain church was well filled and good
interest was manifested The singer
VINO usually assists DR.. Hutchinson in
his meetings will arrive later. All who
possibly can are urged to be present at
these meetinye.
The Northern Pacific Irrigation Go.
has withdrawn from the market it's
lands under the kiona ditch. 1t is he.
lieved that when the lands are again
placed on the market prices will be
materially increased. Some believe
that the withdrawal was for the pur-
pose of preparing to turn over the COM
pany's rights to the government
Kiona Enterprise.
t<At the meeting of the Ladies Aid of
the M. E. church on Wednesday af-
ternoon the president reported that
$3.50 had been Melted from the Mer-
| chants Carnival and it was voted to
give $500 to the Cemetery Associa-
ton The ladies also voted thanks to
all who 80 kindly assisted III making
the carnival success. and especially
to the band for their excellent music.
FROM THURSDAYS oAtlv
Alfred G Amos of Kennewick, has
hOmesteaded on 26-l2-37.
c. Dodge. of Spokane, a sign painter
by trade has located in Kennewick
Mr.. Dodge will make a speciality of
interior finish work.
F. B. Laing yesterday sold his place
| the Garden Tracts to s. T. LairG
and he will leave for his home il,
Charleston tonight on the No. 4.
Mrs. c.. H Putnam expo is to leave
Saturday for the east to spend the
winter. She will visit first at Omaha
but will spend most of the time at
Palo. Illinois.
The Modern Woodmen lodge will
hold meeting tomorrow evening.
| Mr.. H. II. Woods, district deputy
| head consul is here and will meet with
the lodge. A full attendance is desired
When it comes right down to service
there are probably no better shoes for
women and children than those made
by Z P. Ford, Rochester, N. Y. Mrs.
Heard has the Kennewisk agency and
it will pay you to see them.
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea is
simply liquid electricity. It goes to
every part of your body, bringing new
blood, strength and new vigor. 1t
mrkes you we'll and keeps you we'll.
Csc. At the Columbia Pharmacy. ~
The present weather conditions are
good for geese and ducks in the Horse
Heaven country. Cloudy weather al
ways brings these game birds to that
regionin great numbers, but this year
the geese are not so numerous as in
previoue years.
CO. Anderson and Don Cresswell
returned last night from the Commits
sioners meeting ut Prosser. The board
accepted the old river road as county
road aud according to the state law
this is now established as it has been
d, quired by reason OF its long use.
The N. P. right-of-way man is in
town again and down the valley.
New. Tuttls will preach at the Fin
ley school house, Sunday at p. m.
o. A. Fechter. mayor of North Yaki-
ma, was in town yesterday on bust
| ness.
Mr.. Warner Of Spokane has Arrived
aud will make his home with his
daughter, Mrs. p. E. Mors.
| Tomorrow Mt 10 o'clock the Christ
mas market opens at Dircksen's hall.
See the Magic Cave in the evening.
The uniou meetings now IN progress
ale gaining IN interest. One accepted
Jesus Christ as his personal Savior last
night. More will follow as result
of the interest manifested. There will
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