The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-07-06

lor a three months visit. Miss Mildred
homes accompanied them as far as
Great Falls, Montana.
W. X. Anon went to Tacoma last
| night for vacation and recreation
'he iohg siege he has had with his bro
Acn arm has weakened his entire svs.
TEN ana an outing on the Sound will
Undoubtedly benefit him.
! Ut. W. r. hanson and daughter left
iast night fcr Tacoma to be present ut
birthday celebration and reunion
with the doctors two sisters, who
make up all the family how. The
daughter will remain some time but
DR.. Lamson will return next Sunday
| water has been turned in the ditch
and Will be down as far as town tonight.
| 1"eney-three teams worked Sunday
all day and twenty-six teams Sunday
night and they have continued NIGHT
ana day since in spite of the extreme
neat which made it very oppressive for
the day gang and prevented the night
gang from getting any sleep durin @
the day. The management and those
who have stuck to the work so faith
fully under the adverse conditions
deserve the thanks of the community.
Such loyalty deserves the highest
measure of praies.
From Thursdays Daily
A. f. Moss bought 10 acres at Finley
on July 3rd.
H. U. Eakin and family, alters spend
ing few days in kennewick, went
up to Prosser yesterday.
Sam Ward who has been i'll for sew
eral days at his home in Olympia, is
overing nicely at last report.
WANTED--Man and wife; wife to
cook and man to work in harvest.
Apply at Tull & Godwin's store.
S. E. Walker, wife and children
went up to Kiona for the Fourth, aften
missing their train east for Washtucna.
COW FOR SALE-3 years old, per-
fectl!y gentle. Gives gallons milk per
day. $1,000 cash. See her at George
Jauslin's place in the Hover Villa
Tracts or address Call box 663.
R. s. Ely returned Tuesday from
White Salmon, Wash where he has
been working for w. w. Swan at his
saw mill. About month ago Mr.. Ely
had he misfortune to have two of his
fingers cut off by the saw He reports
that Swan & Brown are getting along
fine on their tie contract.
New furniture is being received for
the new hotel at Finley.
See the new ad for the Kennewick
Fruit Growers Association i'm this is
sue.
Miss Viola Disney, Of Garfield, is a
que st at the 6. A. Schlund home since
the Fourth
l. r. Whitelock returned, this morn
ing, from Athol, Idaho, where he spent
the Fourth with his family.
Mrs. H. f. Baldwin and children
! left this morning for an extended stay
with relatives in Centrala, Wash.
Mrs. Thomas Pallister went to Sc
attic last night to spend couple Of
months at her sons, Or. Wm. Pallister.
Miss Gladys Wood, daughter of Rev.
J. II. Wood. has returned home from
Salem, Ore, where has been attending
school the past year.
Rev. F. L. futile and wife are spend
ing couple of weeks in Tacoma. They
went over Oh the morning Of the 3rd.
Mrs. Tuttle may remain in the city for
some time.
Clarence Arland, the foot racer, who
is member of the Garfield Hard ware
Co., returned home last night. He
was entertained by w. l.. Muncey and
G. A. Schlund while here.
Otto Hansen and family, Mrs. O. l..
Hanson and child and Miss Edna Pal
lister will leave Sunday for North Yak
ina and the next day will go to Ka-
chess Lodge for an extended camping
trip.
Amos Haney, Chas. H. Collins, Mil
ton Smith, A. E. Blessinger and Miss
es Bsrnice Griffith, Nina Hoadly, Eu-
nice Oliver and Electa Fargo spent the
Fourth in Walla Walla and bad a glor-
ious time.
J.R. Mckenzie and wife, of Ward
ner, Idaho, were in town yesterday.
Mr.. Mckenzie is Il member of the firm
of Mckenzie, Rambo d Burch, who
will occupy the new Beach block with
a large stock this fall. This was Mrs.
McKenzie's first visit to Kennewick
wall ,,looroS with the