The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-09-21
From Tuesdays Daily

| ""s oegun on the final sDau of
the railroad bridge.
Born TO Mr. and Mrs, r NJ Now.
Kirk, Sunday, Sept Is, pound son
Curtis Anderson is back from hi.
vacation in Portland aud the Soun,i
cities.
waiter Sweet Is going to Pullma,
tomorrow to attend the State Ay,ieu,
tural College.
MISS Ella Bonewitz has returned
from her summer sojourn with relatives
at Weston, Oregon.
). U. Smith has returned from Twin
Falls and is delighted to find Eeune.
WICK putting up such fine buildings.
Harry Fisk, of Prosser, is down con
sultlny with his democratic brethren
asto his chances for nomination for
commissioner on that ticket from the
first district.
Ii you want excavatiug done or a
concrete wall constructed get my fig.
ures before letting the contract. can
save you money. G N. CALHOUN.
In Morain's addition.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Curry, eyesiyht
specialists of Walla Walla, who ave
made regular visits to Kennewick. will
make their next professional visit
tuesday, Sept. 20, tor one day only.
at the Antlers Hotel Eyes examined
free.
f. r. Petit of Pendleton, Oregon,
organizer of the Woodmen of the
" World, is in town in the interest of
that order. A meeting Of the members,
OF which there are about forty in the
valley, will be held this evening in
Amon's hail. Members of the order
are pressing the matter OF organizing
a camp here and it is very probable
that it will be favorably considered at
the meeting tonight, to which all
Woodmsn and their friends are in
vited.
A number of teams are now engaged
in hauling wheat to the Hover dock,
and from, here it will be shipped by
boat to Portland. 1t is expected that
the w. r. Todd will take the first car
down the river the last part of this
week, landing Tie grain at Crlilo, where
it will be transhipped by the portage
road to The Dalles, and from there it
will he conveyed to Portland by
steamer. From the Richards ranch in
Horse Heaven 10000 bushels of grain
will he landed ut Hover for shipment,
Sunshine
From Wednesdays Daily
WANTED-Price of room and board
for young man. X. NJ, care Courier
Clark Seeding strawberry plants for
sale, $500 per Thousand. - Thomas
Holiday.
Mrs. Comstock, who has been visit
> ing at the Kent home, returned to
Walla Wala last night.
FOUND-Bundle of wall paper short
distance east Of Mr.. Stuible's place.
Call at Mitcham's Office.
Messrs. Walker 4 Gibbons. the as
phaltum experts, finished their stunt
Of dipping the waterworks pipe today.
Principal Nelson and high school
teacher. Miss Waterman, are both con.
fined to the house 10y sickness, neces-
stating disinissing the higher grades
today.
H. B. Frazier, who came here from
Rockford last spring and purchased
property, stopped off here today on his
way home from Seattle, TO look after
business matters.
Word received from Ben Knapp at
WalIa Walla and Carl Vertrees at Yak
ina is to the effect that both are i'm.
proving. The former will be able tO
| 6 ,nie home the last of the week.
Rev. VIM Shape and Nelson Will
liams are in attendance at the conven-
J ton of Congregational ministers OF
Washington and northern Idaho, be.
ing held at WalIa Walla this week.
The Woodmen of the World, under
the call of organizer Petit of Pendle-
: ton, held successful meeting last
night A local camp will be established
. here during the next two or three
weeks.
Prof. Geo. l.. Severance who mas
, been here for six or eight weeks, max
} ing extensive Improvements on his
40 acres near Finley, has returned TO
Pullman to take up the years work IN
the State College there.
, More fruit will be exhibited at the
Spokane Interstate fair this year than
ever before The old fruit fairs which
were so popular will not compare with
the exhibits which will be given in the
horticultural department this year in
quality or quantity. 1t is possible for