The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-03-23

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A large crowd was presen, and every
one had Il jolly good time
From Wednesdays Daily
Howe sells Weir's White Lead
"Just lovely" is what the ladies say
about the calling card, we print.
A. ]. Wyatt of Prosser is in town in
the interest of a fraternal insurance SO.
ciety, The Tribe of Ben Hur.
Rev. VIM Shape. wife aud child ar
rived last night from Spokane and are
getting settled in their new home.
Several condemnation suits will be
up for hearii g at the next term of
court, called for Marclll27 at Prosser.
Don F. Cresswell. w. S. Haxton and
w. R.. Weisel, the school board, left
last night on No. Is for North Yak
ina.
Thoroughbred Barred Plymouth Rock
eggs for Matching. 81 for setting of
Ii, Sc per hundred. Mrs. Thomas Hob
day.
Architect Gaunt is preparing plans
for new residence for w. S. Haxton
The building will he put up the present
season.
For the be eft of the ladies we will
say that weather fOrecaster Hicks an.
nounces that Easter Sunday will be-
clear, fine, sunshiny day.
T J. Ennis of Ritter, Oregon, yester-
day purchased ten-acre tract in Sec.
ton Z and will build on the lard this
spring, put in fumes, set to fruit and
make it an improved place.
The old freight house will be moved
back to Tuake room for the new one, II
part of the material for which is now
on hand. The old house will be used
by the Kennewick Fruit Growers AS
ISOLATION for their Office and shipping
room. w. s Jenkins will arrive from
Scotland in a few days and take up the
work OF secretary for the association.
State Grand Lecturer Prescott of the
Masonic fraternity was down from
Spokane Monday evening and re-
1earsal of lodge work was gone through
with. Last night the lodge met for
outline business and several new mem
hers were elected to membership. Sew
eral Mas0ns not now members pur-
pose securing demits and joining here.
The strength of the order here is being
materially increased.
Sometime ago we received copy of
the lone, Ore. Proclaimer which told
Of three weeks series of me meetings
held there by Evangelist Frank J.
Miller. A number of interviews were
published frop, city officials, merchants
and professional men, all testifying to
the benefit to the community from the
meetings and the excellent systematic
work of the evan yelist. Mr.. Miller
went to Lexington, Ore. to hold a
series of meetings.
From Thursdays Daily
w. R. Anon is down on business
from his ranch above Richland.
Carbon paper, for maniolding on
typewriter, on sale at Courier office.
J. r. Hutchinson has returned from
Portland and is considering a business
opening in this town.
T. L. Greenough, T. F. Wren and
Mrs. A. G. Brown and young son have
returned to Spokane.
A bunch of rs laborers came in on
No. this morning and have gone down
to Camp and other points to work.
G. w. Wiegel is painting the roof of
his new house. He is few days late
in his observance of St. Patrick's Day.
Will sell or rent the NW,4 of NW4
Sec. 16, with water right. For partic-
ulars write w. ]. Parks, 3l4 Rookery.
Spokane, Wash.
Rev. NJ. o. Millar of Lane, Idaho,
will preach in the morning at Finley
and in the afternoon at s o'clock in
Dircksen's Hall. These are under the
auspices of the German Lutheran
church. All are cordially invited.
The picture of the steam shovel and
the accompanying write up in the
Courier of March End has been repro
puced in the North western Farm aud
Home published at North Yakima.
The article under the heading "Steam