The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-07-28
THE LOCAL FIELD
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.

night on business.
H.. Miteham is having his office
nicely papered and painted.
Miss SADIE Schmallhausen left this
week for her home at Missoula. Mont.
FL. Watson and family are here
and getting settled in the Conway
house near the river.
Margaret Roseman was taken to
WalIa Walla this morning for treat
ment IN the hospital there.
Sc, Ward manager of the Cascade
Lumber Co, is taking his annual two
weeks vacation. He left for the fair
last night.
AT. Attlor, an N p. engineer. was
here making surveys and soundings 10
determine the best place to locate the
boat landing.
R. A. Taylor of Pasco, who is getting
ready to start the threshing season
with his new outfit is buying supplies
in town today.
Mrs. Jessie Burger and sen of Ephra-
ia, are visiting with Mrs. B. Rosen-
crantz Mrs Burger is Mrs. Rosen-
crantz's sister.
George Armstrong of Walla Walla is
doing the mason work on the new
bakery building being erected by W..
J. Shaughnessy.
Mrs. C. w. Weigel left last night to
spend the summer at Lenver, Col.
She will stop off at Missoula for week
visit at Division Supt. Wentworth's
on her way there.
= Yesterday was the hottest yet. The
therm ometer registered ll5 degrees and
the wind was Il hot one. Yet there
was no one FRUSTRATED by the heat as
hundreds have been in the East in the
past ten days and at avery much low. /
temperature.
Mr. E. J. Louis who has been visiting
o. w. Rich ard family, left last night
for his home in Iowa. Mr. Louis bought
Sacres in the Chicago Tracts and thinks
Kennewick has the best prospects Ofall
tho Western country. He will return
and plant his plant this fall.
Carl Vertrees, formerly connected
with the North Yakima schools, but
who tauaht last year ut Aberdeen
WASH, arrived in town Saturday night
and spent day or two looking over
the county seat. He has been employed
this year us Superintendent of the
Kennewick schools, to which high
school, with three years. course. will
be dded.-Prosser Bulletin.
FROM MONDAYS DAILY
C. E. Griffith is spending week at
Peters ranch on the Yakima River.
Superintendent Hansen ard family
have gone to Tacoma for an exteded
stay.
Mrs. o. L. Hansen and child go to
North Yakima to remnin for SO e
time.
C. f. Amsbary, of Umatilla, Ore,
has been here visiting his brother L.
A. Amsbary of the Benton Water Co.
for few days.
Howard Anon who made trip
the coast last week, went through to
Spokane where he will remain with
his family for few days.
Capt. w. F. Martin returned Sa urday
night from his Western trip. Hespent
very pleasant night at the Soldiers
Home st Orion and made steps at va
kima and Ellensburgh.
Halverson and Sons drove down
through the Walla Walla country last
week on an inspecting tour. The boys
remained there to work in the harvest
field and will continue their tril Iup.into
the Palouse country. HalversOn, senior
}. returned to Kennewick last night. He
reports fine crops and prosperous con-
ditions in the Walla Walla region.
C.E. Griffith lost horse last week
in a peculiar manner. While eating
balec hay it swallowed piece of II hat
pin about inches long that stuck in
its throat. No one could explain what
was the matter with the animal and
Knowing it would die the horse was
killed and an incision made in the
throat happened to locae the pin where
itpisrced drought gullet and windpipe.
AID. Charlton, assistant general pass
enger agent. of the Northern Pacific r..
X. at Portland, having watched the de-
velopement and growth of the upper
and middle portion of Yakima county
naturally enthusiastic over Kenne-
wick. He is taking hand in develop
Ing farm at this point which affords
recreation from the busy long hours re-
CURED to look after the needs of heavy
passenger travel-N orthwest HOrticul-
turst.
party of $50 excursionists boarded