Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1905-02-24
THE LOCAL FIELD

;ndrom a weeks visit on the coast.
NJ. Storey is the latest victim of
therippe and is confined to his home.
I'D. Kreidler returned this morning
fro u trip through the eastern part of
thdtate.
lhnd-Two baggags checks. Owner
matave same by calling at this office
ia paying for this notice.
The new management of the Valley
livery barn has a force of carpenters
at work making numerous improve
ments in the interior of the building.
Both Shafer and Tucker are trying
to take lay-off this week. Shafer
has bum mitt and Tuck is trying to
break into society by having the
grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Emigh left this
morning for North Yakima, where
they will spend Sunday visiting
with friends.
Miss Cora Bowers was absent from
the general delivery window at the
postoflice this week takiug care of a
nice little case of grippe.
Notwithstanding the changes being
made In the opera house. the NJ. E.
Sabbath school will meet there at 10
a. III. tomorrow, and DR.. Webb will
preach at II O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. D. Collins left last
night for their new home at Echo,
Oregon. They have lived in Kenne-
wick for about year and have made
large number of friends who wish
them well in their new home.
FROM MONDAYS DALI
HIS. Anon is in Prosser today on
= business.
Mrs. Guy F. Carleton Is in charge of
Prof. Nuts room during the latter's
illness.
C. A. Lundy is in Spokane one BUSH
ness connected with the large salos of
land his company has on the string.
A. Burns, one of Spokane's big con-
tractors, was here Saturday looking
after some land ne owns In the valley.
Nj. Eakin has force of carpenters
at work making the changes in the
opera house that will transform it into
an Office building.
Two fine claironets arrived this morn
ing and will be added to the present
supply of band instruments. F @
Gibbous and w. Dircksen will be the
performers.
Mr.. Morgan has placed an order
with the Kennewick Hardware Co.
fora gasoline pumping plant fer the
.Sdeep well recently completed on his
ranch in Horse Heaven.
The telephone poles for the city ex-
change have been erected all over the
city and worknnen are now engaged
nputting up the cross-arms. Manager
Hinge informs us that the exchange
Will be in working order in about /,
month.
Charles Collins-Advertising in the
Daily Couror is paying proposition.
some time ago l placed three.line
au IN 1t offering milk COW for sale.
Inc next day we sold the cow and be-
lore night we had four more applica-
IONS from people who had read the ad
The Cascade Lumber Co., the pnr-
CHASER ct tho Emigh lumber yard. took
chafge of the business last Friday.
"anager Ward informs US that he has
o,uefed 80 cars of lumber3with which
.ofeplenish the stock, ayfd expects it
10 begin to arrive in a few days
ne has force If melf at work rear.
ranging the yard Ind will soon begin
on The erection of newt lumber sheds
anu coal houses. r'msy are arranging
'oput in scales on fhich they will dc
custom weighing.
j. N Scott yeste rdhy took the dozer
Chinese pheasants out into the country
and turned them loose. This is fin,
game bird and fave been proven to h.
mighty adaptef to this climate, and i
Sio be hoped they will be free iron
molestation t ll they have time to in.
Crease. Thet is a fine of $1,000 70
Fling them) during the next fiv
wars, and every law-abiding citize
should app,int himself commit,
I'll one TO seeNhst the law is enforce,
MI \. II. Qohlki, assistant secreta1
chamber of ,commerc., of Sno,,.,
spent Sunda. in Kennewic,, ne :,