The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-06-30
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SOON MONDAYS DAILY

II. IL hnUtG>bi W III MOVE iHtp titt
house lust vacated by W. A. Austin's.
DIR. +. J. kahier returned to his
home at Pullman, Wash. Wash. Sun
dav afternoon The doctor expects to
return in about 60 days to resume the
practice of dentistry.
4. V. McReynolds went to Spokane
Saturday night on business in connec-
dion with the building of his house in
'Amon's addition.
w. A. Austin and family left Ken
newick overland for Twin Falls, Idaho
He expects to drive through by way of
the Walla Walla country during har-
vest time and work as he finds oppor-
tunity. In the fall he will locate on
land he purchased in Twin Falls last
spring.
T., L. Johnson who owns 20 acres of
land down the valley, left this after
noon for his old home at Cooperstown,
Nd. He is called there on account
of the sickness of his father and Will
manage the home place for the season
returning to Aennewick in about 80
days.
W.. Shaughnessy has purchased a
residence located north Of the tracks
through the Kennewick Land Co.
Mr.. Shaughnessy informs Us he has
let the contract for an addition to the
building and the installing Of a large
make oven and that Kennewick will
,lSon have first class bakery.
The irrigation committee of congress
and other members composing their
party stopped off at Kennewick this
afternoon for few minutes. A large
number of our citizens were present at
the depot when the specia. train pulled
inxo meet the distinguished guests.
Iatroductions and Misunderstanding were
general so that as many a. possible had
the pleasure of meeting our noted Wis
tors. They expressed themselves as
we'll pleased with what they saw of
Kennewick.
The steamer excursion given by the
band was enjoyable event for all Min
tv-one persons paid full fare. No
charge was made for children nor
members of the band so that there
were 100 in all. w. J. Shaughnessy
bought the right from the band boys
to sell lemonade. peanuts, etc on the
boat and did Il rushing business. \
short stop was made at Bentoa and The
boat returned to The Grove where The
remainder of the time WAS pleasantly
spent. The band furnished music at
frequent intervals. Various games
hand pasttines were participated III by
those SO inclined but bronco busting
provided the most exciting spectac e
for short time. Everyone had . good
time and expressed themselves as being
well pleased with the way the affair
was conducted by the band and boat
management. A uice little sum was
added to the band treasury.
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY
Howard S. Anon is at Spokane on
business
The thermometer registered IS de-
grees this morning.
Walt GeiZentauer returned from
Seattle this morning.
Many men of Kennewick "havt
empires in their brains.
J. Sercombe placed the first apples
on the market this morning,
Mr.. Greer. of Cplfax, il putting in
the foundation for MS house.
The Gerome made her regular trip
up the river with good cargo OF
freight.
The Kennewick Transfer Company
has new dray to handle their in
creasing business
Mrs. A NJ. Hover has received her
household goods from California and
will soon have them moved to the
Ao'A'h' nv must iiltic HAS pScb Gil
larged and Mrs. Hoover will make her
home there with her son Ray.
l.. L. Johnston cashier Of the First
National Bank of RitzvIlle is in town
visiting W. r. Anon of the Exchange
Bank. Messrs. Johnston and Anon
were partners in the operation Of the
Sunnysde bank and their friendship
is one of many years.
L. Spiegel who was formerly asso-
ciated with II. c. Mitcham in the real
estate business, returned to town from
Yakima yesterday. He says Kenna-
wick is good enough for him and will
al once begin improving his 10 acre
uact down the valley.
}. NJ. Hawkins returned last night
from weeks visit to the Portland
lair. J. NJ. thinks the far is alright
ara the attendance is large. Mrs.
hawkins went on up to Spra2ue to get
Tue children who were left with their
grandmother. They Will return Sat