The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-09-08

is here visiting for three or four weeks.
! lie expects to go to the fair before re.
turning home. He reports the finest
KINDS OF crops in his section this wear.
t<Rev. Professor w. D. Lyman of
Whitman College, Walla Walla, will
supply the pulpit of the Congregation.
al church, while Mr.. Zercher is absen t
on vacation. Prof. Lyman is we'll and
1aVorably known here aud his old
friends will be glad to see and hear
him again.
Mrs. l.. l.. Sweet of Potsdam, New
York, arrived in Kennewick Sunday
for visit to her son, II. d. Sweet. and
daughter, Mrs. r A. Rose. Mrs. Sweet
came through from Chicago where she
paid visit to her daughter, who re-
sldes III that city. 1t is her intention
to spend the winter here in this de-
lightful climate.
School opened yesterday with a good
enrolment. AS to the 10th and 18th
grades in the high school nothing de-
flnlte could be determined yesterday
Regular recitation began this morning.
Inc following compose the teaching
corp: Carl Vertrees, principals; Miss
Mary j. Grier, 9TH and 9Th grades;
Harley }. Peter, 5th and 9Th grades;
Miss Eleanor Staser, of Ritzville, 3rd
and 4th grades; Miss Fay Pierce, lst
and End grades. All pupils should be
present regularly although they CALI
not all lie supplied with books in some
of the classes The teachers will give
out the work orally so that there will
be no delay in starting class work.
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
Ask your grocer today for canning
peaches and tomatoes.
16-inch stOvewood, 81 LOO per cord a.
the Cascade Lumber Co.
Workmen have been repairing the
signal semaphore at the depot.
"Ancrican Gentlemen" the correct
shoe for men. $3.50 at Ashbaugh's.
Cecilia Shaughnessy is clerking in
Fuller & Roesch's paper and paint
store.
II A. Greenberg returned last nj CHIT
70 his work on the bridge after short
layoff-
We are in the market for all of your
canteloupes and potatoes. See us be-
fore you ship. COLUMBIA Com. Co.
For Sale-About 10000 Asparagus
plants on the C. 3. Mcconnell ranch,
II miles from town.
Phone 81. GEO. CRUTCHFIELD
Rheumatism, govt, backache, acid
poison, are results of kidney trouble.
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea goes
directly to the seat of the disease and
cures when all else fails. 80 cents.
r. A Klinge has installed u new
phone number o. in his apartments in
his apartments in the Mutt school
house and l.. w. Soth retains phone
222 in the residence which Mr.. Klinge
formerly occupied.
Milton Harper has leased the Ken
newick Bakery and will operate the
same. Mr.. Harper is practical baker
and an adept in his line. He has been
doing the baking under the former
management. The Kennewick bakery
will continue to put on the market a
fine line of Bread. Cakes and Pastry.
kennew ick certainly has a prospect
and Il bright one i'll grope culture and
more than prospect a reality. BY
he quality of the goods in this line
hot are being being brought by w. S.
Haxton and other we can proudly say
we have a product that will be as
widely known as kennewick Straw
berries. The Columbia Commissicn
Co inform us that they are receiving
fancy prices for kennewick grapes
localities that are grape producers
themselves.
FROM THURS DAYS DAILY
+. Il. Laing has been appointed
fruit inspector for Benton county.
Mill Gull 1x4 to 1xl2SlOOO per 1000 it.
CASCADE LUMBER Co.
R. A. klinge has installed a new
phone-number 02-in his apartments
in the Mutt school house, and L. w.
Soth retains phone 122 in his residence
which Mr.. Klinge formerly occupied.
The grading crew of Wren and
Greenough with tools and a car OF
work horses came in this morning
They will grade for the Northern
Pacific on this side the Columbia
near WAlulla. Two camps will be
establifhed near that place. A
force men will arrive tonight.
The Hanson-Rich Investment Co.
are shipping samples of the "inest
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