The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-12-08
THE LOCAL FIELD
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urs Vim. Dircksen has gone to
w.lla Walla with her friend, Mrs.
e,osue Of Pasco, for short stay.
I. F. johnson spent Thanksgiving at
cunnyside at the home of his parents,
~, and Mrs. Lee c. A. johnson.
pendleton parties are figuring on
nutting up fine new hotel. 1t will be
aouinped with all modern conveniencee.
Miss Pearl Bailey and Miss Edith
Elmer of Ritzville, are visiting here,
the guests of the Iatter's sister, Mrs.
H. A. Bier.
The Columbia Commission Co. have
LAT the contract for their branch house
At R,chland and work will commence
Monday.
7 N. Scott spent Thanksgiving at
his home at North Yakima. Newt
lows it seems good to stick his feet
under mas table.
The St. Paul & Tacoma Lumber Co.
report the sale of two cars Of lumber
to he delivered at Ainsworth to Stems
r. Shields. The material is to be used
in the construction Of Temporary
hospital for the men. at Wallula.
The dance given by the orchestra
Thursday night was the best attended
Of any similar affair in Kennewick
since the opening dance given by the
band last simmer. Everyone present
enjoyed themselves from the first
number to the last.
Mr.. John C. Schoch of Wenatchee, a
purser on one of the Columbia river
boats, recently purchased an interest
in the store of W. A. Halves The
store will still be managed by Mr.. and
Mrs. Halves, Mr.. Schoch's interest be-
ing in the nature of an investment, he
having been acquainted with Mr..
Hawes for many years. The stock will
be enlarged and the firm fixed to better
than ever accommodate their GUS
toners.
saom MONDAYS oAiLv
Mr.. Pattersc is putting up a house
on the land in the Garden Tracts he
recently purchased.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farney of the valley
invited several of their neighbors and
friends to their home on Sunday for
dinner aud to be present at the Chris
tening of their 10 months-old baby
girl, Helen Dolores Ursula. Rev. FL.
futile performed the ceremony.
Jacob Hadad of Seattle will start a
Merchant Cafe in rooms In the Haw-
kins building on Second street Satul-
day, December 9Th. First class service
on European plan. Short orders at all
hours building is open. An exper-
fenced cook will be in ehsrge. Oysters
and game In season.
SHoA TUESDAY DAILY
Armstrong Bros. new livery barn 10
enclosed and tee rafters up.
1t is the highest In leavening power:
Cleveland's Baking Powder.
Principal C. Vertress spent Satur-
day at North Yakima on business.
s. H. Wheaton is the new clerk FOR
King & Son since the first of the
month.
VIM. Dircksen has had q stairway
or fire escape leading from the rear
entrance to the opera house put up
this woek. D. H. Armstrong Is doing
the carpenter work.
The new party Of surveyors that ar
rived ir town last week, purchased a
fresh supply of smoking tobacco and
quietly stole away through the sage
brush yesterday morning.
J. H. Gravenslund is moving his
Photographic outfit and supplies out of
the building he recently sold to Mis-
soula man. L. NJ. Dennis who has
been running the Hampshire house,
has leased the same and will open up
a"Coffee House" where he will sell
coffee, cakes, cereals and oysters at I
hours.
Mrs. c. w. Wiegel expects the arrlv-
al of her mother. Mrs. Senator Bramel
Of Laramie, Wyoming, on Friday OF
this week. Mrs. Bramel is now visit
ing the family Of Governor Toole at
Helen, Montana, Montana, and leaves
there tonight for Kennewick where
shs will spend the winter with her
daughter.
Messrs. Tull 4 Goodwin who have
purchased the general store Of A. H
Johnson. are now in charge and arr
now busy invoicing which they ex
pect to complete In day or two. Ell
johnson is helping In this work. Mr.
Goodwin expects to move bis family
here from Virginia in a short time
They will occupy the rooms down
stairs In Eakin's Hall which are nov
being fitted up for him.