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

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the opening of Court.
A. F. Brown has a permanent posi-
.;., in Tacoma with the Tacoma Fuel
Co.
Dr. F. NJ. Crosby is moving into the
s,o, new house of Frank Emigh's to-
day.
The trenches for the water mains
~. being dug in the down town dis
trict today.
Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Ward ar living
.,W. G. Kings until their new house
is completed.
Mrs. Ghirley and child, of Portland,
are here on months visit to her par
ants Mr.. ana Mrs John Stuible.
f. Perry will open a real estate
ofic- next week in the rooms formerly
oceupied by the Star restaurant in the
Eakin building.
r B. Walker, Otto Hansen, O. L.
j Hansou, II. E. Baldwin and j. n.
< sYlt went to Prosser on the early
morning train to attend the Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. +. Hadley, of Har-
rinyton, have been here visiting their
daughter, Mrs. E. NJ. Kilt. They were
), very favorably impress sed with the
country.
Mis-. Lois Richardson returned yes
terday from her extended visit with
relatives and friends In Grand Rapids
and other Michigan points. She will
resume her work In the Exchange
Bank.
Ala business meeting of the Con
grvgsti6nxl church Thursday evening
it Was voted to build the new church
of cement stone. The plans will have
to L4 changed somewhat and subnlit-
ted for bids.
L. NJ. Dennis has closed his restau-
rant and barber shop Oh Front street
and as soon as he disposes of his stuff,
goes t. Spokane where he has secured
arailroad job Running the mess car for
sbridge crew.
Quite number Of people gathered
st,n- depot this morning to take No.
s for Prusser to take in the Benton
County Fair. 1t was at first reported
on time but later was annuIled and the
ads appointed ones returned 10 then
= ava,inus duties.
Carl Vertrees was taken to the hos.
pilal at North Iukiua last night
Tweniy.four hours previous he was
taken dawn with IL severe fever and
high temperature prevailed all day
Several of the Masonic brethren attend.
ed To getting him to the train ON II co,
ami f. A. Bryant accompanied him to
i lhe hospital.
From Mondays Daily
P,of. r. A Simmons was down from
kiona over Sunday.
Waller Potter joined the wheat
hauling brigade today.
Bmn-To Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Wash
ourn, Saturday, son.
New strawberry plants for sole by
". 3. Spence, Section 7.
Lloyd Peckeupaugh is working in The
Cub while Mr.. Hayden is away.
MI. aud Mrs. R. A. Rose have re-
'urhed from al extended stay in Seat
lie.
Mrs. Il. j. Duncan returned from lilo
taaho, where she has been visiting rel.
- 1ves for two months past.
v, ID, Swanson has returned from
North Yakima and is again at work
win the Transfer Company.
herman Fisher is out on the streets
"aay for the first time after two
weeks illness with pleurisy.
nFs. n. A. Siefke took a trip to Ken
"e~ick on Saturday of last week. She
vas accompanied by Miss Minnie
"asfleld.-Eltopian.
Ill Two weeks of racing at the Spokane
A'erstate fair, beginning next Monday,
~om'se great sport this year for all
''ers OF fast horses. some people
1A'e thought that the racing was to
IN '"st one week and the exposition,
.u''oer week. This is all wrong. The
- ~p"sition, MS Well as the racing, lasts
"o weeks, beginning next Monday
III September "a.
IN W. A. Morgan's team scared at s
passing train lille he was unloading
< "eSt ut Watson Bros. warehouse to
, .9 ana precipitaied a lively mix u
:. WIN while. The ! aders swung ant
- su"ed The second team OFT the platform
= 'ae OF them landing Oh her back anC
y ''e other on top of her. No damage
y "s done to harness or wagon, but on
8 "0'se Was slightly injured.
y. Mrs. ]. J. Reed was badly burned
Il >'out the head aud face by an expl0
ID WI OF Steam Saturday. Size wa
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