The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-12-07
From Saturdays Daily
,..re with Carl Nertrees.

HNIVeTSBiI IL 'schi Wis
loca,ion of the shoulder
porn-To Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Lum
r,,smlrr end, a daughter.
wANTED-Glrl to learn sewing.
Mrs. J. F. Shafer.
n r. Graft and family have arrived
.om Spokane and settled near Finley.
Lars Erickson is moving into his
place north ofthe track, the old Potter
tract today.
George E. Finley and crew will he
Gin grazing for the side tracks at F IL
ky Monday.
John H. Gravenslund has purchased
,hs Are Hover place and will rent it
after December Is.
Mr.. B. H. Day is maxiny an extend
ID visit in Tacoma which will last UNI
iii after Christmas.
Mort Johnson writes from Suther-
land. Nebraska. that it is cold there
and he is acli'natel staying 10y the fire.
Ell Ffauen of Finley, made this Of
flee a pleasa It call today and put up
his money for the house hold necessity
Tie Courier.
A. H. Jarnagin has rented his house
and will move to Spokane, where his
son L. A J~rnagin is enga ged in man.
aging mining property.
The Christian EndeavOr social last
night the home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. E..
Beach was well attended and the
Young folks had an enjoyable time.
Al Barham yesterday closed deal
With w. ?. Sims by which he sold his
Nez Perez ranch for $4,000 and his
horses for $3.50. Sims traded in his
sad street property at $3.50.
Between four and five car loads of
delayed freigt from the west arrived
last night and is being sorted out and
delivered to the consignees today with
much difficulty and loss of time.
Jams Lundy arrived few days ago
from Gpnesee, Idaho. and put house
on his land in Section Is. The house
is 24x24 and is ready tn move into.
His wife will arrive this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vo!ney B. Cox today
lift for Pasco to make their home, Mr..
!. Cox desiring to live nearer to his bust
y ness interests. Mr.. aud Mrs. Cox will
be mist in the social life of the commu-
nifty.
Lewis Taylor, the newsboy won the
prize Of box of Rome Beauty apples
st the Kolb Kash Grocery by the best
guess on the number Of seeds in q pump
kin. His guess was 39S and the pump.
kin contained 500 seeds. The contest
created considerable interest among
the Customers Of the store.
From Mondays Daily
Vertrees' companies are all right.
Who said Siwash? Smith?
Mrs. Carr has returned from Farm
ington.
Nice furniture and carpets for sale at
Mrs. A,ie Hover's.
FOR SALE-An organ, good as new.
Inquire Courier Office.
Miss B'ssie Dry Of Hover, has been
visiting her sister Miss Mamie Dry.
Z. A. Cochran announces that the
power plant will start for trial run on
Wednesday.
The Indian uprising yesterday was
quickly subdued 10y cur ve"y efficient
polite service.
D. W. Owen returned yesterday
morning from Pasco where he has been
several days on business matters.
A. F. Brown and wife came over
From Ia coma yesterday. They will
Probably remain in Kennewick.
). n Scott Informs US that he has
rented the A. H Jarnagin's house an /
lhal's all we can say. For further ill.,
formation inquire of the postmaster.
Aeilog and Fairborn, two gentlemen
nom Spokane, are here today looking
f"r building in which to conduct al,
electrical supply store. We wish
them success.
a. a. Green of Ashton. y. T., is here
10 spend tie winter with his daughter
Mrs. George Egbert. He came here
d'r'ct flom Milwaukee,, Wisconsin,.
where he has been visiting.
K. i. Smith is putting IN lis spare
mom hts at digging cellar on his IL,
IN the southside. 1t is said that he
VIII let the contract for the erection OF
afesldence in the near future. Til.
plans and slecili aiions of the cottage
will be kindly submitted to one of the
young ladies here, for approval-Mab
Ion Chronicle.
There has been quite stir at Pater
sou the last few days \ corps of en-