The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-10-06
jerry Sullivan and j. Il. Quigley
left today to take i'm the Fair.

&c ~ t'oay 10 take In the falr.
}. q. Smith has the contract to Law
4OO0 lineal feet of sidewalk at Hover,
MI Smith informs us he recently sold
ms $50 acre farm in Dakota and will
invest in kennewick valley real estate.
Girls, you want red lips, laughing
eyes, sweet breath and good looks use
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. The
greatest beautifier known. So cents,
Tea or Tablets. Columbia Pharmacy.
Sixty-tbree town lots and SO acres in
- to acre tract have been sold at
Hover. Contracts for the foundations
Tor two new buildings have been let
ana others are arranging to erect
buildings within the so day limit.
Mrs Harriet Johnson, of Cohocton.
New York and Miss Alice Wilcox, for
meriy of the same city, but now of
Ballard, Wash came down last nigh,
from the State Fair at North Yakima,
to visit S. r. Trips, old friends and
helghbors of theirs back in York state
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY
Hear Mr.. Bernardine DeSpang, the
baritone soloist, Saturday evening.
1t is reported tina, Mr.. Jarnagin's
little baby is slightly better to-day.
G. H. Putnam Intends holding a
public stock sale the latter part of the
month.
Mrs. G. w. Evans, of Seattle, is Wis
iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. T.
Laird
Il. r. Richardson, our genial police
justice, is quite severely ill at this
writing.
The town plat Of Hover was filed
with the Auditor yesterday and has
been approved
Mrs. Heard's special Today sale is
progressing nicely See her adj. in the
daily and weekly Courier.
Mrs. Fred Webster and Mrs Ieste,
Webster are both we'll OH to recover,
from their recent illness.
The Columbia Commission Go. sold
car load Of hay to Church & Co.,
contractors at Two Rivers to-day.
& H. Collins returned this morning
rom Walla Walla where he had been
in the interest of the commission
business.
Walter Barham, Curtis Anderson
and Arthur Rose returned last night
from a two days visit to the Norti.
Yakima fair
Two new phones have teen installed
IN the local system, the Exchange
Bank, 153, and the Benton Water Co.
Y. Patrons will please change cards
accordingly.
You will miss Il great treat if you
fail to hear Miss Annie Snyder at the
NJ. f. church Saturday evening. Adj
mission % and Is cents. ri, kets Oh
sale at Ashbaugh's store.
w. G. King and Rev. T. H. Dry are
in attendance at Presbytery at Gle
Elum. At the close of the sessions
there they will attend the Synod at
Tacoma returning the first of the
week.
digestion, constipation. dyspepsia,
kidney and liver disorders, and ali
st'mach troubles positively cured by
using HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea 30 cents, Tea or Tablets. Col
umbia Pharmacy.
E. Nirhof of Tacoma, who came
down to raise the Gerome, returned to
hat city this morning. Capt. Dan
ahea again has charge CT the boat aud
will blast Oft the rock on which the
boat is held endeavor to drift her in to
and at suitable and convenient
point nearby.
II take much pleasure in recon-
mending Miss Annie Snyder to the
public as one eminently fitted to en-
terrain any audience. She enters INTO
her subjects with spirit and shows
herself to be an artist Of high stand
ing ."-John A. McGillivray, ESQ X.
c.. Supreme Sec'y 0. o. F., Toronto,
Canada. At M. e. Church, Saturday
evening.
Mrs. E. F. Ryan of the Hotel Ryan,
Prosser, has leased the Hampshire
House from Mrs. M. l.. Reynolds and
on her return from Prosser in about
five days she will assume personal
management of the same. Mrs. Ryan
is an experienced hotel and restaurant
manager and will conduct first-cIass
house in every respect. Meals and
lunches will be served at all hours.
Only white help will be employed.
AT the regular council meeting r.
A. Klinge was unanimously elected