The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-03-16
THE LOCAL FIELD
r,o,n Saturdays Daily

EfOm odS0i S~J
uowe's for Paints. Oils and
w.Ir's White Lead.
,..,srday was the warmest day yet,
Is above.
n Sacks Burbank potatoes suitable
ar .sed, SOC. per sack'-Fra"k Em'gh'
ID Penn of Spokane is in town
I'd ., Richland looking after proper
ty matters
~ Depriest left today for Walla
w.lls where be has contest in the
land Office Monday.
Anderson has moved his office
- Tho Hanson building on End Street
vsjch he recently purchased.
D. cure and call on A. Kolb, the
:.,or and see the new line of samples
ptWall Paper. Office at Star Lunch
Room.
W W. Wells who has been the effic-
-, s,enoprapher in Anderson's law
ofBce, has fine position in Yakima at
an increase OF salary.
IN. Ely and family have moved
down to their place in the Chicago
,,,cts Mr.. Ely has erected a house
Nan and chicken house this spring.
The Valley Barn is now running o
,hus tn and from the Kennewick boat
l.ndiug, meeting the boat from Hover
ALL u. and taking passengers to the
hoat which leaves for Hover at 2 pm.
Mrs. W, A. Halves left Thursday ev-
aninv for an extended visit to her par
anita IN Kansas. The serious illness of
bsr father was the immediate cause Of
her going ut this time. She goes to
Wichita where her father Is in the hos
pital aud will later go to Arkansas City
which is her home.
From Mondays Daily
White Leghorn Eggs for sale, 81 for
a setting o: fifteen. B. G. Zwanzig.
ia. Bolyard of Missoula. Mont, is
IN town to start secondhand store as
soon ~ he can secure room.
F.'Wallenburg, tnokkeeper for the
Ritzyille Milling Co. is in town with
view Of purchasing ten-acre tract
for home.
The storm so general throughout the
northwest has caused some damage
here. Several outbuildings have been
blown over, the roofs Of several chick
en- houses taken off, chimney or two
blown down. but no heavy damage to
sjdings has been done. Whether OF
Not the fruit buds have been killed
has not been determined, difference
lof opinion existing among the experts.
From all We can learn from talking
with perhaps dozen fruit growers we
believe the damage will be slight. L,
islikely last nights temperature Of /.
above, will be the coolest of this storm.
period. The duration of the storm i.
unprecedented for this section, Fm
purpose of comparison PrOsser reports
Hsbove, Spokane 10 while zero was
reached al several points in the Pa
louise.
From Tuesdays Daily
Miss Viola Spence ia suffering from
40 attack of erysipelas.
Carload of Burbank, Early Rose and
Early Ohio Seed Potatoes for sale.
Tull 4 Goodwin.
James Mounsey who was thought to
oeresovering from his paralytic stroke
" not gaining any, butts in u critical
condition.
VIII cell or rent the NW4 of NW}
&C. 10, with water right. For partic-
u'Ars write W. J. Parks, 3l4 Rookery,
spokane, Wash.
county Superintendent J.W. Gilkey
"'n this part Of the country visiting
s0uoo''' he will 60 to Richland t oday
sau expects to spend a day or two in
aeanewick visiting our schools. Mr.
N"Aey sa resident of the Rattlesnake
anu an experienced teacher.
From Wednesdays Daily
Howe sells Weir. White Lead.
~. .o'es are being set for the electric
"sn' Wires on Columbia Avenue.
.. ~ ~ browns arm has so far recov-
e'eo as to be removed from the splints
i. 3 s, Rev J. H. Woods team ran avav
ibis morning but no damage w ai s a"a'
,,a AIT; and Mrs. J. L. Payne are the
io' 'u parents of a baby daughter
'0'n Tuesday, Mar. 18th,
D. d. Wilson and Tamasso eoch no
w:oo The fixtures for their respective
0uS on the local freight today.
r. vaa'o m OF Burbank, Early Rose and
""'iy Ohio Seed Pototoas for s.,o