The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-08-31

brother George Egbert's home at VAL
ley View Ranch Young Eybert had
been at work irrigating and starting
. nome he jumped onto his horse and
mad hardly swung into position when
the animal, soaring at a sudden move
mentin the sage brush, jumped side
wise and dumped the rider off. He
struck upon his head and eft hand,
knocking the wind ont of him, dislo-
eating the wrist aud injuring the
small bones Of the wrist so that the
reset ting was very difficult and pain.
full.
Ice cream social at Congregational
church tonight.
Just in. New alfalfa seed. Column
bia Commission Co.
H, A. Howe has just received car
load of new furniture.
Let It's figure with you on your fall
supply of feed. Columbia Com nilsson
Co.
FOR SALE-Horse, works double or
single. Inquire at White Star Laun-
dry.
c. B. Mcconnell is down from North
Yakima looking after property inter-
ests.
". Hoyt, of Spokane, is here look
ing after his place which w. A. Nc
Phee lives on.
Violet Anderson returned Wednes-
day evening from two weeks visit
at her uncle's in Rosalia.
B B. Lamb and son Fred have re-
turned to Kennewick and are doing
carpenter work on the Ward house.
Curtis Anderson and Walt Barham
are on a vacation trip to Portland and
will return by way Of Tacoma and
Seattle.
J. NJ. Howell has been laid up the
past couple days with painfully
swollen arm, caused by being bitten
by red ants.
| w. Z. Baker, who will be remem-
b-red her AS a former principal of
schools. has returned to Mt. Vernon,
South Dakota, to spend the winter.
/ 4. l. Ely has purchased the Sims
interest in the candy store. The new
firm Ely g. Swanson will conduct u
lunch counter and shooting gallery
there
Miss Elva Harris, of Bed ford, Iowa,
and Miss Lillian Shspeley, of Jasper,
Mo, teachers in our schools for the en-
| suing year, have arrived and are ready
to begin work Monday
Miss Brannin and mother left last
night for Lewiston, Idaho. Miss Bran
min has been the day operator here for
short time. O. A. Narcotic of Status
succeeds to the position.
T. The scales belonging to the Column
tia Commission Co are being moved
about 100 feet north on Washington
street from the old location on account
of being in the way of the new bank
building.
E. G. Williams was quite badly hurt
this morning by his horse falling OH
him. The horse reared up and went
over back wards falling and rolling on
him before he could extricate himself
from the stirrups.
| C. A. Lundy and J. r. Mckeand
went to Kiona yesterday to confer with
the politicians of that burg about the
coming county convention Mr.. Nc
Keand is on his way back from White
Bluffs where the caucus was held on
! August goth.
Yesterday afternoon the Presbyterian
Missionary Society met with Mrs. 6. IF.
! Richardson and Mrs. J. B. Rose. A
missionary program was enjoyed, after
which light refreshments were served.
Twelve interested lad es were present
The September NEE ting will bs held
with Mrs. w. H. Collins.
The Burlington train west bound
was wrecked yesterday at Erie about
/ - miles west of here. An axle on the
tender of the engine broke and two
coaches were derailed. None were in
jured, Traffic was delayed seven or
eight hours. The wrecker just recent
ly stationed at Pasco WAS promptly Oh
he urAilnH