The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-09-29
THE LOCAL FIELD
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~ r. Hill of Prosser is in town
looking after land matters
A week from today is the school
,ond election. Don't forget it.
Real estate men report decided in
$50 in business in their line the past
few days.
.s,ss Eleanor Staser, a teacher in our
..hlio schools, has gone to her HON
II Rit.ville to remain over Sunday
q w, Rich received telegram from
~. Chicago owners taking the land
s,ovu as the "Chicago tracts" off the
market.
Miles Cannon of Yakima, general
..raoer of the St. Paul & Tacoma
lumber Co., was in town today look
inc over the company's yard and bust
ness.
urs R.H. Anderson received tele-
cram this morning announcing the
I'd news of the death of her father, J.
n Brundage, at Sheldon, n d., on the
evening of Sept. u.
The Columbia Commission Co. have
heen giving outsome handy wallhooks
or paper files to the public. They are
neat and convenient and good adver-
element for that enterprising firm.
The party of fourteen surveyors who
have been working down the valley
left last night with bag and baggage IN
psponse to hurry.up order for them
10 report at Vancouver. They expect
n return in short time to complete
the survey and location here.
The Kennewick Transfer Co. have
been giving and also hanging up some
fine large thermometers to the bust
ness t,uses of the city. This firm is as
respohsive to your wants in the livery
and draying line as their thermomet-
ers are to changes in temperature.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will give "Harvest Home Dinner"
Wednesday. Oct. 4th, beginning 1880,
Ut the rear of King & Sons store. No
denominal lines drawn. Everybody
in Kennewick and vicinity invited.
Come and get your moneys worth-25
cents.
sasn MONDAYS oAiLv
AT Schrader and family have ar
rived to make Kennewick their home
Their goods have arrived from We
natcllee and they will soon be ut home
in the Showalter property.
Frank Emigh aud family returned
Yesterday morning from their extend
ID visit in California and Oregon.
They had quite a time in getting back
on account of tho wreck in the tunnel.
They came around by way of Spokane
The Courier is in receipt of a letter
from Fred b. Kreidler in which he en-
closes clipping from the Pioneer Press
alput the new railroad. He concludes
FhTietter written from his home at
Polo, Illinois. by saying II think well
Of Kennewick and know it has great
future. From a geographical view.
point it will sometime be a railroad
center and distributing point"
sRen rvesoAv's DAILY
A. Z. Schrader Is the new tuba
player in the band.
E. J. Hutchisor, of the Homeseeker
and Investor, is in town.
Fifteen lots and two 5-acre tracts
were sold in Hover the new TOWNSHIP
down the valley.
Joe Nelson, for three months the
Courier printer, left Sunday for the
east. He will have employment at
bis old home, Cooperstown, n. d.
~. Reaves, who has been visiting
his sister, Mrs. r. f. Roseman, and
children, left this afternoon on No. 4
Tor his home in Terre Haute, Indiana.
Me expects to return here to live after
d'sposing of his property interests
there.
Z. H. Collins came near meeting
with serious accident by his horse
running away with him and bringing
him in collision with the upright sick
ie bar of a mower. Had he struck 1t
squarely he would have been killed as
out as it is. he has many brussels but
Is shipping aaound.
Mr.. Clark, a surveyor from Walla
"alia, Is down at the lower valley
making the survey and preparing the
plot Tor the new town of Hover. Quite
. number of people are down that way
Today looking over the situation.
matters at the new town will soon be
ooomlng in great shape if actual con-
.''uction on a large scale begins on
Tue new road within so DAYS, as re-
ported.