The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-05-19

newick Fruit Growers Association in
Nuts school room tomorrow after
noon to transact general business. All
members are requested to be present.
o. w. Rich is now one of Kenne-
wick's contented, permanent citizens.
Mrs. Rich and the family arrived last
Saturday and are now comfortably in
stalled in the Brown residence Oh Sec
ond street.
A meeting of the citizens of Pasco
was held in the court house at that
place last Saturday evening under the
auspices of the Franklin County Cham
Der of Commerce for the purpose of
passing resolutions to the reclamation
bureau. A large number from this
side of the river attended.
Harry Van Horn was down from
the Horn today.
Frederick Schuneman came over
from Pasco this morning to do stroke
of purchasing.
Mayor Sheppard today received a
handsome show case to lie. added to
the fixtures of his drug store.
Quartermaster Casper spent Sunday
with his family here and left this
morning for Tacoma to take up his
duties.
ROM TUESDAYS Dali
w. NJ. Richards is here from North
Yakima looking after his Horse Heav-
Ell property.
Chas Lum returned this morning
from weeks visit with the home
folks at North Yakima.
w. R Crawford, of Spokane, one of
the owners of some of the good Ken
newick valley land, is here this week.
School district No. 70, Kennewick,
sold 5000 worth of bonds Saturday
to William d. Perkins & Co. of Seat
tie on bid of 81 per cent and 81 SC
premium.
The American Restaurant opened
today and served the first meal al
noon. The proprietors made good
their prom Sc to give Kennewick q
first class restaurant.
Remember the porch party at Mrs
Emigh's Thursday afternoon. There
will be an interesting art exhibition
which you should not fall to see. Ice
cream and cake l5c.
The grades were run for sidewalks
on Third street today and work wa;
started at once laying the walks. II
is proposed to run walks the full length
OF the street on both sides. This is one
of the most important residence streets
, in the city and the walks will be Q
, great convenience to large number
of our citizens residing in the south
part of the city.
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAHL
H. S. Anon has been spending the
past few days up at Benton.
Mrs. J. M. Hawkins visited with
friends in Pasco Monday and Tuesday
Judge Anderson has been confined
to his home for the past week with 9
slight illness.
Mrs. J. C. Egbert and daughter, Leo
la, of The DaIles, arrived yesterday fol
, visit with friends here.
The water was turned out of til
canal this morning to allow a few
necessary repairs to be made.
Ray Hover was up from the River
view ranch today after supplies. HI
r+pnrts the alfalfa crop in fine, shape
kennewick peas reached the Spa
kane market yesterday and retaiied al
I0c pound, says the SpokesnanR.-
view.
California strawberries are reported
, off the market but the Hood Rive
product has begun to appear and price,
are down to 81 crate.
CARPENTERS are at work today max
ing repairs OH the Gerome. As soon a.
these are finished she will be turned
over to the painters and furnishers.
) Market reports in yesterdays Ia
coma papers quote California straw
berries at $I.60, Kennewick straw
} berries, $500. No other strawberrie!
are quoted.
. The Misses Gertie Book and Lizzie
Seal have invited the members of thu
Congregational choir to an entertain
ment at the Book residence on the eve
ming of the 23rd.
Everything to clothe you from tn
sidewalk to your umbrella and belts
braces and carriers to hold them VI
umbrellas to keep them dry. and dus
tiers to keep them clean, at Scott & Co
Quite a few horses are being shipped