The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-10-12
friday, Oct. II, 1906.
From Saturdays Daily

From Saturdays Daily
-,rlIarkin Is recovering from his
recea. sick spell.
silly Dircksen sports a fine new rub
hsr-sired buggy
- ". Masiker, the fish man, was
.,,,ior some fine salmon OH the street
r,;d,y and Saturday
e ". Hamilton, Of Prosser, the
.;.,aocratic candidate for representa-.
,,,s was cicu'ating in this bailiwick
ysstfrdsy'
Err nice fresh flowers for funerals,
.,.rstions and weddings write or tele-
rbo,e Spokane Florist Co., Main 5,
,;,axane.
udge Clinton stacer has moved his
law office into the Eakin building ON
rr.nt street, where those desiring le-
III advice and service can convenient.
|, And him
larry Van Horn, Of Richland, the
r.,ublicau candidate for assessor Is in
avn today. Van thinks his prospects
re fine and lie is running away ahead
81 ticket, and his staying powers are
md He has staid in this section for
early twenty years and all the old
liners know him and that helps some.
Rev. J. II. Wood has been elected
nastor of the Methodist Church and
yIl begin his regular service for the
church next Sunday. The regular
.sryices will be held. Rev. Mr.. Wood
sa resident and property owner here
nd is situated to do excellent work
turing his pastorate. We extend best
wishes.
J. C. Schnch, q member of the firm
Of HAYES & Schoch, Grocere, is in
town today on business matters. Mr..
schmll il puIser on the large new boat
"The Yakima" building at Aims
worth aud soon to be ready to take
cargo. She will he Oh the Suake River
run and vii! used at first principally
to transport supplies for the Riparia.
pusrO railroad construction.
From Mondays Daily
jolly!
NJ. r. Tripp is building an addition
to hi& residence.
\ A. SWingle has commenced the
erection of "a $500 residence.
See w. q. KING for loose alfalfa hay.
sS5Oper ton delivered to any. part Of
: hecity
j Uncie R.,ht. Patterson of Kennewick
Visiting here and attending the fair.
:-Rosalia Citizen.
Mrs. +. ". Moore l"ft this morning
for Republic. Wash, Oh visit to her
'nother Mrs. Elizabeth Bartlett.
Wash Hettinser lost u valuable horse
Thursday of last week. 1t was one of
the fine greys, OF the lead team, and
the hest horse he had.
&. w. Terwilleser, a photographer
BY trade who has been here looking up
Vocation, left this morning for Gar
field. H.. vii return in about q month.
Rev. + II. d. Hollensted, who &C.
eupied the Presbyterian pulpit yester-
day, left town today to visit his
0roll'er-nIaw Myron Clark at Sunny
side.
Postmaster W. J. Lemon, Adjutant
GENERAL Hamilton and Charles Cor.
o0hof the Yakima Hardware Co, are
aown from North Yakima on hunt
'lgand fishing expedition.
b. II. Guild and wife were down
nom Prosser looking over Kennewick
'or The first time and noting Its growth.
Mr. Guild was one of the founders of
lFosser Bulletin but has been out of
Tue newspaper business for some time.
The Columbia Commission Co. have
u'ugnt the entire crop of hay on the J.
.Aadkln ranch below town, consist
ng OF about 400 tons. The Company
ua'e bought baler and work will be-
s'h at once baling the hay for the mar
Alfalfa pasture for cattle and horses
"r rent at $500 per month. Stock
WI De taken to pasture II orders are
s'' al Richardson's barn. Water will
furnished after irrieating season
.0ses Pasture Is located IN Section
H. P. Jenkins.
MIS- Sarah Strauh departed this life
.e''efday at her home in the Grand.
!. ~" district In Horse Heaven, after u
t c'h'lnued illness. The deceased
,a aS s'out IS years of age and leaves y
'""o aud family to mourn her
wick.
-, W. Des Oranges in back from his
a.: AZ the Spokane FUR where ho as