The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-11-16
From Wednesdays Daily

DR.. F. NJ. Crosby now has his Office
IN the front rooms OF the Reed block.
| Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Lowry.
Wednesday, Novemb Der l4th, an S-pound
girl. . .... ....
Mrs. Frank Cater and daughter, of
Seattle, are visiting her sister, Mrs.
Otto Hansen.
Prof. Geo. Jauslin and Thurber took
charge of the Merchant Cafe and will
conduct first class establishment.
". W. FELTON, of North Yakima was
in town this morning and in COMPANY
with F. O. Gibbons left for Richland to
look after his claim. ... -
The washout on the railroad will de-
lay the Installing of the furnace at the
new school house. Supplies cannot be
gotten through from Seattle.
j. j. Rudkin and H. H. Lombard of
North Yakima, &C ompanied by H. NJ.
Bartlett and Marvin Thornton, went
out to Fred Cresswell's ranch to hunt
| geese today.
M. Driscoll of Genesee, Idaho, is in
town visiting old friends. He has been
city marshal OF Genesee for years past
and is here to apply for similar posi-
ton in Kennewick. He will move his
family here if be is hired.
A bad washOut on the N. P. west of
Ellensburg has shut off all passenger
trains for the next "a hours. The
North Coast Limited aHd No went
Portland on the o. r. & N. via Pasco.
Previous trains went over the Great
Northern from Spokane No. Is at
9:25 tonight will carry mail as far
west as Elensburg and return tomor-
as No. Is taking nil to the Sound
cities by way of Spokane
From Thursdays Daily
Ernest Kolb has rented room in
the Reed block which he will use as a
law Office. ....
Mrs. Heard will have the largest line
of Holiday goods this year ever shown
in Kennewick.
D. S. Bell returned last week from
Troy, Idaho, where he has been work.
ing on railroad work.
| WANTED-Place TO board with pri-
vate family. Apply at Office st. Paul
e. Tacoma 7 lumber Co.
D. w. Mccoy will again engage in
the dray aud transfer busin ess In Ken.
newick. "Mac" is a hustler.
Horses Far Sale-Fonr good work
horses, weight between 100 and 1900.
A. J. Barham, North of depot.
Episcopal services will be held at the
Presbyterian church next Sunday
morning. Rev. H. M. Bartlett wi |
preach.
John E. Cottman, of Garfield, has
purchased the Dennis Annex to the
Blattler Block ard Will occapy same
as residence.
&. E. King went up to Priest Rapids
on the Todd to solicit orders. King &
Sou have been getting considerable
business up the river.
The Ladies' Guild of the Presty-
terian church will give An entertain
ment at Dircksen's Hail on Thanks
giving night, Nov. 29th.
The receipts of the Commercial Club
for the past few months have been
SILL and the expenditures $S73.S9
leaving a cash balance of $S36.ll.
There are some things pleasing to
every one and don't forget that on Nov.
2sth, every boqy wi | deary love the
never deceiving and always amusing
Jolly of Joliet.
The City Water company is tapping
the water main for H. A. Howe today.
The company has mole appl cations
tor taps than it can put III for some
little time to come.
Tom Thumb wedding at the K. P.
hall, P..scO, Nov. 81, for the benefit of
the NJ. E. Church. Tlckrts Oh sale at
the Columbia Pharmacy, Kennewick.
Wedding promptly at 8 p. Ill Admis-
sion II and % cents.
G.. II. Collins returned last night
from business trip to Walla Walla.
The heavy rains in the mountains
had raised the streams nearly as high
as they were at the time of the flood
last spring. The electric light plant
has been comp He'd to shut down.
To the Patrons of the Oregon Nursery
Co.-Yo r trees are here and will be
delivered the 10th or lite of this
month. 1t is the aim of the Oregon
Nursery Co. to grow not the cheapest
but the best trne to label and free from