The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-11-17

soon to be commenced and continued
throughout the winter.
A. B. Brown expects to move the
steam shovel down to the first cut in a
few days. The car will be taken from
the siding here and moved down a few
rail- lengths al time until it reaches
the desired position.
A gang of men are busy unloading
material and provisions for the Wren
q Greenough camps. Two cars of lum-
Der for erection of camp buildings are
being unloaded. Watson Bros ware
house is well stock with canned goods,
preserved meats, -four, oatmeal and
other cereal foods. The steam shovel
will be put in readiness for work be-
ginning to-day
Z. w. Wilcox, state secretary of the
Washington Young Mems Christian
Association, is in town in connection
with his work for young men. He goes
to Walla Walla where ARRANGEMENTS
are being made to erect a permanent
association building. The work of this
organization throughout the country
is and has been of untold benefit to
young men Of all classes.
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
}. II. Lewis Of Spokane is here to let
the contract for leveiing his land III
Section 8.
The Columbia Commission Co. has
received large consignment of blood
ed chickens.
| FROM THURSDAYS DAILY
Insist upon your grocer giving you
Cleveland's Baking Powder Take no
substitute.
l.. E. Johnston returned last night
from business trip to Walla Walla.
F. B. Laing is at Prosaer today in
specting some fruit trees for the Ne ssly
nursey.
w. P. Eakin, a brother of w. J.
Eakin is here paying him and his fam
lily brief visit.
Messrs Mccoy and Allen have sold
the City Dray line to A. J. Barham
who will conduct the same.
Jas Crowell returns to Page where
he is experimenting grain shipments
for Wood, Cochran & Co. after a few
days visit with his family.
Rev. j. Jenkins, OF Athena, Orr,
minister of the Christian church is
looking over Kennewick today. 1t is
possible they will secure a lot here.
J. H. Grayen-lund has sold tile
photograph gallery to Williams. a Mis-
soula man. He also bought the Ham
shire house. G. w. Story made the
deal.
Lois Richardson has new Renting
ton typewriter and is better than ever
prepared to meet the wants of her GUS
toners for typewriter letters from
dictate NOES.
G. B Gasman, engineer on the con-
structionat this end of the North
Bank road, accompanied by his wife.
- here to take charge of the work and
will remain all winter.
Rev. Walter Skiporth of The Dalles,
presiding elder of the Columbia River
NJ. E. Conference conducted quarterly
Conference here yesterday afternoon
and preached at the school house down
tho val 'ey last night.
Wren d Greenough will establish
new camp below Umatilla, farther
down than the two they have now.
The camp outfit is being hauled down
now. A large gang of rock men will
90 down today. or tomorrow The
team shovel is being put-together and
will soon be ready to be moved.
Miss Eslella Cook died last night at
he home Of her parents on west Sec
nnd street of the dreaded consumption
The remains will he taken to Seattle
tonight on the 8 O'Clock train.
f. B and p. H. Armstrong of De
Pere, Wis.,, have purchased lots where
the old corral is and expect to put up
a livery barn.
The revival meetings at the Finley
school house have continued all this
week with large congregations and ex-
cellent spirit and interest. Mr.. Futile
has been ably assisted by Rev. :Dry,
Presiding Elder Skipworth and w. Il.
Eakin.
> Rev. Walter Skipworth of The Dalles
Ore. the new presiding elder of this
district, was in Kennewick Wednesday
and held the LIST quarterly conference
Of the Nj. f church in the afternoon
AID prea. he'd at the Finley school
house at night to crowded house.
He was much pleased with the con-
d;t;op IF affairs n the church and com