The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-09-15

III VIC IIOfcl liza 1faclS from II. y.
Barh&m.
Supt. o. L. Hanson was able to make
trip up the ditch to the headgate af-
ter his long illness today.
I. /. kelso and wife of Council, the
parents OF Mrs. George Crutchiield, are
here on weeks visit at their home.
Oliver Dickerman of pasco has en-
tered the 10th grade He attended
school at the Seattle High School last
year.
E. '. Alberta is the new book-keeper
at the st. Paul 4 Tacoma Lumber ward,
lie is an old man with the company,
having come here from the Lind yard.
J. F. Irwin and daughter, father-in-
law, Mr.. Barnett, and Mrs. Chas. Irwin
came up from WalIa Walla last night
and went out to the ranch this morn
ing.
J. Is. Merrill and e. l.. Mains of
Irookston, Mimi, went to Sunnysde
this morning to inspect the valley and
crops. Mr.. Mains will 60 on to Port
land and from there return home.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. B. Osborne are going
to take charge of the Richards ranch,
which Wash Hettinger has rented and
the Hettingers will move down and
occupy their new house in the Anon
addition.
Cashier l.. E. Johnson was at Sunny
side yesterday. He reports that the
grading on the new railway is com
pleted as far rs a snlile below Sunny
side and that work is being done on the
new bridge across the Yakima.
James Connolly and c. C. Byford
We're arrested by Joe Holszeg and
brought before Police Justice Richard
son on the charge of stealing melons
and were fined s. and costs which they
paid. The stealing and destroying of
melons in the patch east Of town has
been an outrage. 1t is hoped that this
action of the court will check these
depredations.
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
Fred Webster of Pasoo is in town
today.
H. G. Rooster of Pasco was tending
shop for VIM Dircksen yesterday.
VIM. Dircksen bought q bunch Of
cattle of J. b. Clements yesterday.
r. A. Simmons will commence his
years work as principal of the Kiona
Public schools next Monday, Sept. IS.
The board of directors have decided
to have school open on Sept. 23 in dis
tritt Is where the new school house
has just been completed.
We have ust received a full line of
Chase & Sanborn's celebrated teas, also
Chase & Sanb0rn'S coffee in five pound
milk cans. Come and see our display.
w. A. Halves.
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. 50 cents.
II. A. Greenberg reports that the
water in the Columbia river has ceased
falling for the past few days. The
fall has been about three-tenths per
day. on the average until that time.
\ force of 80 men is now employed on
the bridg.
G J. Bach is having a 6-foot walk
laid on Walnut street east of the Glib
bon Music store to the end of the block.
He intends using the narrow walk iu
Aanother place. We certainly need
more walks. George Callahan and
John Pierce are doing the work.
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY
Capt Danaher left for Tacoma yes
gerday I
Salmon are again running in the
Columbia.
Rev. F. l.. futile came down from
Ethiopia today.
Mrs Thomas Mccain left last night
for few days visit at Walla WalIa
The Columbia Commission Co has
sold car of potatoes for shipment to
Pendleton parties.
jim Anderson's outfit Of 8 teams
brought in the first of NJ. O. Kittens
wheat this afternoon.
A Nevlow, the painter and paper
hanger, fell from a step ladder and
sustained a badly sprained wrist
Frank Duncan returned from a six
weeks visit to his home at lilo, Idaho
He will resume work at Johnson's
store.
DrJ w Hewetson is having the
foundation laid for house in the
nth part Of town at the corner OF
Fifth and Washington street.