The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-11-03
THE LOCAL FIELD
"a. sa1veoAv's DAILY

ar;. Hover is back from Portland.
A. V. McReynolds is back from
Seattle.
D. NJ. Carey is leveling some land
for Hugh Stokes.
r. A. Carpenter is improving his
house ond getting ready for winter.
IT never fails to make light, whole
some food.-Cleveland Baking Powder
VIZ. Osborn of Belmont, Wash, is
here visiting his daughter, Mrs S. 7.
Laird, for few days.
Assessor Van Horn is in town and is
enthusiastic in his talk Oh railroad
prospects for Richland and the upper
Kennewick valley.
Dudley, the president of the so-called
North Coast Ry., is reported to have
told his confidential friends when here
on his recent visit that his road would
traverse the valley here and cross over
and reach Walla Walla.
The Kennewick Land Co. report the
sale of three high-priced tracts recent
": L. A. Jarnagin to w. w. Thomas.
20 acres, S. 5000; w. S. Jenkins to Mr..
Walker of Colfax, 10 acres, s.. 900; and
L. M. Locke's six acres for $3.50 per
acre.
Many children inherit constitutions
weak and feeble, others due to child
hoods troubles. HOLSTERS Rocky
:, Mountain Tea will positively cure
children and make them strong. S5
cents, Tea or Tablets. Columbia Phar-
macy.
in. Scott, the popular clothier, re-
turned last night from business trip
to North Yakima and Ellensburg. He
!. reports that the Yakima people are all
guessing on what the new railroad
means to do, and whether or not it is
the Milwaukee. At Ellensburg he saw
W. J. Shaughnessy who reports that
he has fine position managing the
Localizer and is enjoying his work.
saeM MONDAYS DAILY
H. II. Richards is painting his new
barn.
It is always uniform and reliable:-
CLEVELAND 5 Baking Powder.
Miss Irene LaPorte is attending
Teachers Institute at Cornell.
Mrs. Staley is having a new barn
built on her place in the garden tracts.
Two new Office buildings are being
planned for immediate construction.
Mrs. Chas. A. Johns of Spokane is
!, here visiting her brother, H. NJ. Ash
2 baugh.
Miss Ina Jones, who is clerking for
R. Gerry in Pasco, spent Sunday at her
hone in town.
F. A. jaime deputy county surveyor
from Prosser Is plating C. H Putnam
land into five acre tracts.
9 The steamboat, Mountain Gem, made
the trip down the river to Cello, pass
ing here Sunday morning.
Hugh Stokes is moving his household
goods to his house recently erected on
his lO-acre tract up the valley.
l.. A. Jarnagin's infant child, whose
life was despaired of several weeks ago,
Is now progressing favorably.
Carl Harper, assistant cashier of the
Prosser State Bank, was visiting his
friend, B. F. Knapp, yesterday.
George c. Seal leaves the latter part
OF the week for Cincinnati where he
takes position in machine shop.
John H. Richards and w. f. Morton
are getting up party to go on hunt
Ing trip up into the Blue Mountains.
J. G. Smith came up from Hover to
spend Sunday. He has about COM
pleted his contract of laying sidewalks.
The Meteor made trip to Richland
! Yesterday and will make regular trips
\ IRON now on until the end of the sea-
son.
Mrs. L. N. Sage and Miss Inez Sage,
OF Grand Rapids, Mich, are here to
spend the winter with Mrs. G. F. Rich
ardson
The last loads of the lumber compos-
lug the parts of the Hover boat have
oeen taken down to that point and men
are now at work assembling them. The
dimensions of the boat are 60 Ia feet.
ABOUT ten days time will be required
for the work.
John Stuible aud two daughters
.ulma and Minnie left this afternoon
nv Tue okanagan country via Spokane
lucy expect to remain there for some
"n'e aud prove up on homestead.
''are sorry to lose Mr.. Stusble and
daughters as they have been long and
'aVorably known here.