The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-04-20
THE LOCAL FIELD
From Mondays Daily

r n GrayenSluIi'i Is t'"h VIII all
.,t.ck of inllamatory rheumatism.
&c Bowers and femily have moved
into the Tull house in the south east
par, of town.
Section Foreman. W. A. Moran has
.oce;ved word of the shipment of mat
.r;.l for the new warehouse track.
r H. Plummer, an experienced
teacher from Indiana, succeeds Harley
4 Peter as teacher in the fifth and
sixth grades.
Tho dailies announce that Pres. Ear
ling Of the Milwaukee has been elected
:. N. dir~ctorat Of the Tnion Pacific
or Hartman system.
porn, to Mr.. and Mrs. Volney B. Cox
a. Easter Sunday, a daughter. Mother
and child are doing well. while '. BIS
ooontensnce is wreathed in Il broad
sstished smile.
The lawn tennis and basket ball out
a.. ordered bv the y NJ. G. a. boys
arrived Saturday. The courts have
han leveIed and in few days the
catering and rolling to solidify the
,oll will he completed and they will be
ready for use.
Tho school board meets tonight.
~. understand Il letter has been re-
oo;vsd from the railroad officials that
they would issue deed for site at once.
The contractor has written that he
vill begin work at once, having been
detained hy"illness for few days
VS. Jenkins and A. H. Johnson,
representing the Kennewick Fruit
growers Association, went through the
valley this morning looking over the
berry patches and talking with he
owners. The prospect comes up to
their full expectations as to quantity,
aud they find that some berries will be
ready for shipment earlier than they
thought. Section q has every pros
pect of being first In the markedly
May LIST. Manager Jenkins was more
than pleased With his recent trip to
Montana points and thinks extra good
prices will prevail the coming season.
From Tuesdays Daily
Get your seeds at iiowe's Hard are.
Bert Winenga is in town today on
land business.
Attorney H. NJ, Taylor of North
Yakima is in town on legal business.
.5nlore labourers arrived today and
will be put to work ut the camps down
the line.
County Superintendent J. w. Gill
key is In town visiting the Kenne-
wlrk schools.
Surveyor X. e. Powers and crew
we're locating some lot corn-rs in tn,
southeast part of town today.
Jack Roberts, living above Richland
isin towr today OH business. Roberts
hquite extensively Ell gagged in dairy
Ing and finds it very profitable. He
cells all The butter he can make to the
Hotel Pasco at good prices
CE. Lum Of North Yakima is down
attending TO business matters and Wis
ltlng his son and wife. Mr. Lum says
North Yakima is very anxious to Sc
cure the the North Coast railway there
and thinks Kennewick people should
% everything In their power to secure
the road.
Tue library books for the school have
i come. They are well chosen for the
! reading Of school children and many
are adapted to the reading of adults.
'ae pupils of each grade will find
something there that is both interest
'ngand profitable and the habit of read
"s good literature viii be much en-
outraged.
'he school board met last night to
consider important matters. A lett r
Written to Supt. 0. L. Hanson from
.a' n +. land department stated that
'"ey would recede from their position
""u give deed for the site without IA
aversion claus. But the company
s'aes to delay giving the deed until
~. ou''dlngis completed, the hoard
wv having any chance to know the
s .,as o. the instrument. This is I'M
~", to the board. A letter
-" 'e sent t" the officials stating this
~, ih's will cause further delay,
,o "osn the contractor is now ready
''beRin work,
From Wednesdays Daily
has, rlint had the misfortune tt
valuable jersey COW this week.
o,;.. sure and call on A. Kolb, the
mwr ana see the Jew line of samples
Roo" >" raper. Office at Star Lunch
lpl," ae IN Ernest ObermilIer, sons
an .ms' Shrlst Krnse and Henry Ostp
her. fas of his fox many years, are
", K o'" Kansas LOOKING fora location