The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-08-17

Ike ana enjoying TO the full the sum
'n-r pleasures of the Sound country
Mrs. John Campbell and daughter
lister OF Mrs. l.. T. Cox. arrived from,
caldwell. Kansas, Saturday. Mr.
Campbell has been here for the IA.
year and they viii make their hon
here. They will occupy the Squire
house.
WANTED AT ONCE-5O MEN to
eat at the new American Boarding.
house, formerly the American Restau-
rant. Meals are first class; well cook
ed, clean and wholesome. Board hv
the week, S4.50; meals % cents, Give
Us u trial, we can please you.
From Thursdays Daily
Sheriff \ G. Mcneil is in town on
official business.
Z, J. Beach spent Wednesday in
North Yakima on business.
M:ss Blanche Clements is visiting
friends at Mabton this week.
y, i. Brown. leaves tonight for Taco
ma to look up 4 business opening.
Roger Wood has gone to Yakima
for three weeks stay with his brot her
J. F. Wood.
Misses Viola and Olive Johnson re-
turned to their home in Mallula after
II weeks visit at 4. II. Richards
Attorney G. O. Anderson who
has been at EastCn on account of
nay fever is expected home Mon
day.
Architect Nash Of North Yakima
has completed, plans for the new
bank binding which Lockerby &
Johnson will erect.
NOlney Cox came in this morning
and is at Pasco this afternoon on bust
ness matters. He will return to Taco
| ma this evening.
FOR SALE CHEAP-lG acres I'M
! proved land on lateral >, section 10.
% tons hay, COW and calf, l horse
and colt. N. L. Bailey
! +. A. sherman, who is in business
| witt his hrOt her at Wallowa, Ore,
stopped off here today to- ee Old friends
on his way home from Spokane.
! II W. Sprague, ii hardware mer-
chant OF North Yakima, is in town to.
day 10 >ee how work is progressing on
the new school house. Mr.. Sprague is
one of ContEac! or Gprinan's bonGsmen
! W. W. Felton,. contractor and
/ builder If North Yakima, was in town
this morning noting the progress of
/ kennewick' s many new buildings. He
went to Richland on the FLYER" to
| look after derert claim he has west
of that town.
W. w. Mofl!tt. grain buyer and
merchant of Savonhnrg, Kan, who
has been visiting in the Paiouse, stop
ped here today TO see his old friend Fl
NJ. AshbnHgh. He will make a tour
OF he Yakima valley and expects to
remain in the west for some time and
may permanently locate here.
l.
informally, u number of friends for
Mrs. }. NJ. Holmes and daughter, who
will leave shortly for an extended stay
at their former home in Great Falls,
Mont. Music and games were the fea-
tues of the evening, after which delic-
ious refreshments were served.
All railroads entering Spokane
announce that the rates for the
Spokane Interstate Fair, which
opens Monday, September "a, will
BE- good going to Spokane on Sun
day, the day before, and OH every
dav until the middle of the second
week of the fair. The railroads
have given one and one third
rate good from all parts of Spokane
territory. On the Great Northern
these rates are good from Leaven-
worth and Troy, on the S. F. & n.
and all it's branches and connections
and on the Fernie branch. On the
Northern Pacific they are good be
tween North Yakima, Walla Wal
!, la and Missoula and on all its
branches entering Spokane, aud on
the 0. r. s. n. they are good into
the Coeur d'Alenes and as far as
! Walla Walla.