The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-03-02
From Tuesdays Daily

Jas. Crowell is building on his resi-
dence lots west Of the NJ. E. church.
w. w. Swan is on a business trip
west of the Cascades to be gone several
days.
Fred Tweedt has returned home
from Spokane where he has been at.
tending school the past few months.
Leonard D. Tomasse of North Yak
ina, purchased lot 9 in block l, next
to the blacksmith shop for $500 thru
Moore, Giezentanner & Cressweli.
Travelling passenger agent Slater
was in town today looking for a home
for his wife and child. He is anxious
that his wife, who is sufferer from
asthma, should try the dry Kennewick
climate for her ailment.
The Kennewick Commercial Club
will meet tomorrow night at 7:3O at
Dircksen's Hall. The committee on
membership will have rousing report
to make and other matters of interest
will come up. Be there ahead of time.
G. E. Trip 4 Sons are making
some changes and improvements in the
interior of the Valley Barn. A number
Of additional single stalls are being put
in and carriage room built in front
with plank floor space "a 40 feet.
This will enable the firm to handle their
increasing livery business to better adj
vantage.
The Y. NJ. &. A. have secured a tenn.
porary lease of the assembly room on
the second fleor OF the Anon office
building for a reading room and asso-
citation hall. Work was begun to day
to get the room In shape for use. The
meeting next Sunday afternoon, how
ever, will lie in the Congregational
church at o'clock.
Hugh Stokes neighbors up the valley
are holding bee at his place today to
clear off the rocks and get the land
ready for cultivation. Mr.. Stokes will
be laid up for some time on account of
his recent injuries, and the gathering
is held to show their sympathy with
him in his bad luck and as far as posi-
BILE to keep his work from falling be-
hind on account of his injuries.
From Wednesdays Daily
H. E. Greer, Two Rivers was in town
yesterday.
Lars Erickson returned yesterday
from business trip to Seattle.
D. o. Ridout, who has been at work
at Hover ~ carpenter for some time
returned to his homein Sprague to-day.
Be sure and call on A. Kolb, the
painter and see the new line of samples
of Wall Paper. Office at Star Lunch
Room.
H. L. Wilhelm and wife, of Sc
attic, are in the city. NJ. Wilhelm
publishes that popular magazine,
The Coast.
J. Swanson of Genesee Idaho, an old
friend of Christ Oldburg and Lars Err
rickson is in town looking for invest
ments and visiting his friends.
Mike Mcbride was up in police court
on charge of petit larceny, having pick,
ed the pockets of one Joseph McVeigh
He was sentenced to 80 days in Jail at
Prosser.
J. G.. Smith left to-day for Twin
Falls, Idaho, where he has somo land.
He expects to return to Kennewick.
We may hear from him in the NEAR
time about that country.
Messrs. Sprague and Hinck of Gen.
tralia purchased six residence lots in
Kennewick to-day OH which they will
build three cottages for rent. The sale
was made by Hanson Il Rich.
M. E. Randall. Of the Randall Print
ing Co., publishers of the Ellensburg
Localizer is in town on land business.
This office acknowledges a pleasant
call and friendly visit with Mr.. Ran
dali.
VIM. H. Harrison has purchased an
acre Of the Root place in the Garden
tracts and is building a residence on
the land. A. B. French has also pur-
chased an acre of the same tract. AID.
Snyder of Miles, Wash, has bought the
remaining 4 acres. Mr.. Snyder intend
ed to buy the entire place, but delay
cut him out. He received an offer from
the Kennewick Land Co. and was ask
to wire an answer. He wrote letter
accepting the offer but when the letter
arrived acres of the place had been
sold in the meantime.
From Thursdays Daily
Millinery Opening at Mrs. Heard's
1st, 2nd and 8rd of March.
J. D. Pettis of Medical Lake Is in
town looking for investments.
Carbon paper, for maniolding on
tvnour;tor on 40 10 ot C0uriar office