The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-07-27
Dance tonight at Richland.

friends in Pasco last evening.
The Columbia Commission Company
shipped Il carload Of potatoes to Seattle
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Hayden return
ed Wednesday night from a two weeks
outing near Spokane
photographer Gravenslund was in
Richland yesterday taking some views
! for the Benton Water Co.
a carload OF potatoes came up on
! the steamer W. r Todd yesterday.
They were consigned to the Alaska
markets.
I A large part Of the bridge construc-
ton gang was transferred yesterday to
John Day, Ore, where similar work is
being carried on
! Editor L. w. Soth and wife are in
| Tacoma this week, Mr. Soth being in
attendance at the convention of the
STATE L TESS ASSocldtiOD-
G. G Griffith and wife, of Boise. Ida.
stopped off here today to visit his father
c. f. Griffith and family. They are
on their way to Spokane
Mrs. Frank Emigh is giving a party
at her home this afternoon in honor
J nj Mr. ;n1, of N.>1J.
who is visiting them for a few days.
The two horses which were stolen
! from the Anon ranch some time ago
and located in the hills near North
Yakima last week, were brought back
to the ranch today
E. NJ. Stockman is in Spokane this
week. He was called there the first
, of the week to be with Mrs. Stockman
who is i'll there and whose condition
! had become worse.
! Charles Banner, mail clerk. who met
death in the Great Northern wreck at
! Diamond Lake. was cousin of Frank
iced, who is employed on the water
works here.
Mr.. and Mrs, Jenkins think that the
rattlesnakes are becoming most too
friendly and sociable. They found two
of the reptiles near their door this
Nporning. Mr.. Jenkins killed both.
one having five rattles and the other
seven.
A delightful time is reported by those
in attendance at the ice cream social
given by the Presby terrain young peo-
pie at the home of Mr.. aud Mrs. J. B.
Slaugenhaupt Wednesday evening.
There Was a large crowd of young PEG
pie in attendance.
The Twin City Telephone System
was incorporated this week. with R. A.
Klinge, E. + Klinge and A. F. Brown
as officers. The new company will
commence work Immediately on the
Pasco system under the franchise
which they recently acquired there.
Have you seen D. L. Taylor about
that order for fruit and ornamental
trees? He reprerents the Oregon Nur-
sery Co, of Salem, Ore. The company
that Luthur Burbank Endorses by CIV
ing them the right to introduce his
latest creations. A company that is
good enough for the Wizard of Horti-
culture ought to be good enough for
any of us.
Howard 8. Anon, who has been very
i'll at his Tacoma home since his re-
turn from Alaska, is reported to be re-
| covering rapidly. w. r. Anon, who
has been receiving treatment in a
Tacoma hospital for his arm, which
was broken some weeks ago, expects
to be able to return to Kennewick the
| first OF next week. He has had SER
! lous time with the arm, which refused
to knit properly, and it one time it was
| feared it could not be saved.
"If you'll play with a gambler long
enough he Is bound to win your mon
ey. He can't help but get it. When
you play with me in round numbers
you put up $500 and against that put
up $50. Now figure how long you can
keep doing this. You may win my
money now and then, you may break
me temporarily, but as long % you
play against me at the ODDS Of 100 to
80, in the end I'll have your money!"
That is the way Richard A. Can field,
the big New Ycrk gambler, puts the
proposition, and he ought to know
Garfield is reputed to have made S.,
100000 in the gambling business. 1t
is said he has not personally touched a
card in twenty years. He intrusts
the business of his establishment to
! subordinates and relies with mnthe-
NAUTICAL certainty upon the returns.
Lind Leader.