The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-08-24

| ~S sa9 OuAIOAOYS OH the new
osnk lot. They will move them south
On Washington street on two lots and
tnsy will be rsmodeled and rented
! - residence buildings.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E, johnson. Nj,
aud Mrs. O. L. Hanson, DR.. and Mr..
+. N. Cfo.by. Mr.. and Mrs. c. W
Weigel. Miss Staser and Mrs. J. r
Weiges csmpossd q beating party on
The Ktc6land Flyer. AtLaurel prove
had q delightful picnic.
A Dew and larger engine IL to bs in.
stalled Oh the Mats G. Hover in A..
short time. thu Hovef IL working to
her full capacity every day taking
freight and passengers down the river
To Increase her speed and carrying Gu
pacity for the increasing fall trade IL
the purpose Of the change In nachiu-
cry.
From Wednesdays Daily
Carrie Payne 10 down with the IT,
phoid fever.
Alfred Smith left to-day for q visit
Of q week In Tacoma.
Jack and Percy Armstrong leave
tonight for the Port Townsend coun.
try.
George Richardson and Wayne Bar
ham who have been sick with fever
arc up and around again.
Henry Stiegler in back from work.
ing In the harvest field near Po,neroy
and his pockets are lined with gold.
Mrs. e. r. Carnahan and son are
visiting In EltoDia today with friends
they used to know In Indian territory.
/ Mr. and Mrs. McClemens and child,
of Santiago, Cal, arrived yesterday for
visit with Mrs. McClpmsns' parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W.. H. Martin.
The Moore & Giezentanner drm
sold the Valley Barn & Dray Lire to q
Ar. Kilt of Harrington today. Pos
session given In about 10 days.
The Paterson correspondent to the
Prosssr Record says the new steamboat
built by the Open River Association 10
new making regular trips down the
river.
The North Coast bought . so foot
lot on the corner Of Yakima and Selan
streets In North Yakima for Sl2, 500.
This lot will be used NJ part Of the
depot site, says the Republic.
Mrs. s NJ. Holmes aud daughters
left this morning for Great Falls. Mon.
tana, where they will make their home.
They will be greatly missed from the
church and social circles of Kennewick.
E. B. McConahy, assistant general
passenger agent Of the Great Western
Railway, was here the first of the week
visiting his brother-in-law, Fay F
Dean, and wife. MIR. McConniy OWNS
u fine ranch at Sunnyside.
G. Fl. Putnam returned last night
from two-weeks' vacation 1T Tacoma
md Seattle. While there he met
Evangelist Frank A. Miller, who held
meetings here last winter, and to-
.sther they bad . hne time. Mr..
Putnam expects to join Rev. Miller
soon ut Port Blakely, near Seattle,
where he will hold q two-wesks' evan.
Rslistic meeting.
From Thxrsday's Daily
e. j.. Taylor IL at Prosser on . bust
ness trip.
o. L. Hanson will build . new resi-
dencs this fall near L. E. Johnson's.
Miss Mildred Griffith ia on duty
again ct the telephone central after an
attack Of tonsilitis.
Don Cresswell went 10 Prosser last
night to attend meeting Of the Coun.
ty Commissioners.
Miss Olive Sanders, Of Spokane, 10
spending the week ut the home of her
cousin Miss Audrey Fullerton.
DR.. F. NJ. Crosby and family will &C.
cupy the nne new residence Frank
Emfgh 10 putting up In the east part
of town.
The dirt for the fill 1t the east end
Of the new side track will be brought
over from the Pssco cut on cars, 90
railroad men say.
Miss Nellie E. LaLond writes from
Minneapolis saying she is delighted
With the country, every thing being 90
rank and green; corn 7, 8 and 10 feet
high, hay over 81 feet tall. But she
says she misses the Kennswick straw.
berries.
Mrs. George d. Hunter entertained
her Sunday School class of twelve girls
at . lawn party 1t the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Rufus Fullerton yesterday after
noon. Daring the afternoon the class
enjoyed themselves playing games
and iu talking ~ only girls can talk.
Refreshments were served by Mrs..
Hunter assisted by Mrs. Fullerton and
daughter Audrey.