The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-03-30
Get your seeds at Howe's Hardware

The report comes from PaseO that q
man was seen floating on the current
and taken from the Snake river at
| Ainsworth. particulars " ere learn
ed but it is thought probable that it is
the body of the railroad surveyor who
was drowned about O month ago al,
Riparia.
WANTED-Lady or gentleman to
work in or about Kennewick. by a
large wholesale house of Chicago, OH a
guaranteed salary of 500. 90 per month,
Experiedce not necessary; best refer
ences given aud required. Address H.
4. William, care of Kennewick Courier.
From Wednesdays Daily
Minnie Watson is on the sick list.
John Wickham has sold his 4O-acre
ranch down the valley to w. A. Will
Jams of North Yakima. Landlord
Keefer made the deal.
Miss Jackson, representing Mrs.
CampbelPs millinery parIors of PEN
dleton, Ore, will be in Kennewick
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,
April 8, and 5, with a new stock of
Spring and Summer Millinery. You
and your friends are invited.
From Thursdays Daily
Seeds of all kinds at Howe's Hard
ware.
Mildred Holms is clerking for Full
Ter & Roesch.
S. L. Laird is out again after tussle
with the grip.
Mrs. c. w. Wiegel visited Spokane
the first of the Week.
]. X. DePriest will have a position
tn the post ,offi-e after the first of the
month.
J. w. Dillon Is Il new settler in Sec
ton Z, having bought the tract next
to w. R McIntire.
Hugh Stokes was down town to day
for the first time since he was injured
by fallinasfrom a load of hay.
Chas. H. Collins and Ben Knapp
are at Richland today arranging for
some improvements Oh their land.
The Valley Barn has recently pur-
chased two fine new hacks to accom-
modate their increasing. livery bust.
ness.
Will sell or rent the NW} of NWA
Sec. l6, with water right. For partic-
write w. j. Parks, 3l4 Rookery,
Spokane, Wash.
]. =. Flavin. division post-office in
spector, was here yesterday and
checked up the accounts of deputy r.
b. Smith who will leave for Mabton
Sunday evening.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hughes.
at Phoenix. B. c., all S-pound son.
Kennewick friends will congratulate
the proud parents and grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray.
L. X. Krum IF Genesee, Idaho, pur-
chased the residence and five lots be-
longing to E. Y. Baldwin the first of
the week. Mrs. Krum and child ar
rived Tuesday and they will soon he
at home in Kennewick.
Christian Jensen aud his niece Alma
from Lima Ohio have decided to make
Kennewick their home. Yesterday
they bought the Gorsuch cottage four
residence lots on which they will build
two houses and five acres at Finley for
an investment. Hanson & Rich made
the sales.
r H. Mckee and J. w. Goodwin of
Seattle are in town visiting the latter's
brother, E. NJ. Goodwin, Of the Busy
Corner Store. Mr. Mckee Is an ex-
perienced civil engineer who has
worked for some years ON the U. s.
Geological Survey and is here looking
up the possibilities of this region from
an engineering standpoint.
The Junior Endeavors of the Pres
byterian church will hold First of
April Entertainment on the evening
Of April 2nd at D;rcksen's Hall. Queer
and peculiar features will he intro
duced and everything will be to the
tune, "The World Upside Down."
Admission 10 or Is cents. Don't be
fooled by contrary expectations.
Rev. Shape announces the following
subjects for the remaining Sundays of
the Lenten season: April 1st AIM
Fasting" P. m.-"Christ's Tempta-
ton in Gethsemine." April 9Th a. m.
-"Christs Triumphal Entrance into
Jerusalem. p. m "Christ's Trial
Before PLATE" April 10Th a. NJ
"Christs Resurrection" P. m.-"The
Christian Church."
There will be no Y MICA. Meeting
on Sunday.
Just received, a fine new drv poodz
stock at King & Sons.