The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-10-20
THE LOCAL FIELD

FROM SATURDAYS DAILY
Photos of all sizes at kennewick
studio.
WANTED.-400 old sacks at once
fash paid. Columbia Commission Co.
Vim. Guernsey, the undertaken and
.amhalmer. was down from Prosser this
morning.
1T. Roberts of Richlaud was in towr
to-day and purchased large supply OF
feed from the Columbia Commission
Co.
Mrs. r. II. Hartwig and Miss Pauline
Hartwig Of Walla Walla, are visiting a
few DAYS with Mrs. Hartwig's sister,
Mrs. G. n Crutchfeld.
Mrs. H. 4 Flood and son OF Spokane,
who have been visiting Mrs. c. w.
Story. returned home last night. Mrs.
Story on Thursday afternoon, gave
.conundrum luncheon in honor of her
guests.
The Ladies' aid Society of the Con-
gregational church met with Mrs. CO.
Anderson Thursday afternoon. After
a short devotional and business meeting
the afternoon was spent ia sewing for
the coming church fair. BY the kind
ness of Mrs. Anderson the ladies en-
loved ride down and back in Mr.. Put
MANS carryall. ~
Rev. Mr.. futile has been holding
; special meetings this week at the Cen
terville schoolhouse with excellent at
tendance and interest, but owing to the
fact that the people are very busy and
the dark evenings coming on, the meet
;ngs will not continue at present but
will be taken up later. The Sabbath
afternoon services Will be held as usual.
FROM MONDAYS oAILv
Mr.. Clark is the new night operator
at the depot.
Best grade of work only at Kenne-
wick studio.
C. w. Story returned from his bust
ness trip to Spokane yesterday.
Miss Mabel Erickson is the new
waitress at the Harmshire House.
Bly, Shaw, the night operator, has
been transferred to the day job at Re-
lief.
Mrs. Otto Hansen and son have come
back TO Kennewick to remain for the
winter.
J. 4. Thornton is doing some clearing
and blowing for o. 0. Noben on his
homestead southwest of town.
l.. \. Iarnagin has sold his 20-acre
y tract to H. A. Hover. Mr.. Jarnagin
is contemplating starting hotel at
Hover.
'I'm living high is the slogan on an
illustrated souvenir post card received
u from D. w. Owen who is now at Osage
Iowa, visiting his sister.
has. Conway and family returned
from the Portland fair last night. They
had fine sightseeing trip in spite of
continuous rainy weather.
Prof. Geo. Jauslin claims he has his
5-acre tract fenced and fumed and sown
in wheat. He exhibits good crop of
blisters as proof of his assertion.
Guy Story injured his back Saturday
by fall from his horse He was out
hunting and when attempting to mount
with gun in hand the horse jumped, he
lost his balance and fell backward.
E. l.. Mains, wife and two children,
OF Crookston, Mimi, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. R. A. Rose. They expect to
locate in Sunnysde where Mr.. Mains
will conduct a commercial business.
a. A. Baker, the n. P. warehouse
man, and Clark, the night operator,
nave moved into the Conway house
where they will "bach." Mr.. Baker
pelng an experienced cook, the boys
IL @Wlll dine On the fat of the land.
A. l.. Smith, county surveyor of Ben
Ton county. has returned from Kettle
rails where he has been exporting an
irrigation ditch. 1t has been very cold
and rainy up there in Stevens county
ana Mr.. Smith is glad to get back to
the kennewick Valley which looks
better to him than ever.
hev. }. II. Wood and family of Oregon
.Ny' Oregon, have arrived AID are liv-
ing On their l0-acre tract about two
miles up the valley. They drove across
'Ountry from Oregon. Rev. Wood is
al old-tlme resident here, having at
Oue uine owned the Trip, Rose and
9'oAeS ranches and still owns large
''"e' above the ditch. All bid them
Welcome.
y counterfeit dollar bill has been de-
,O'eu ana turned into the Exchange