The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-05-04
THE LOCAL FIELD
From Saturdays Daily


More men arrived last night to work
on the R. r.
o,.i Henke IL building an addition
% hi, house on the shafer place.
pB Walker. deputy assessor, took
-. hook, to Prosser Friday, having
.omblet.d his work here.
~. dance given by tue band last
.;.ht vas attended by about 30 couples
. .s of whom were from Pasco.
n.spits the stormy evening all had a
good time.
w, Fred Webster and Mrs. Lester
w.h.ter left last night for Spokane
.hsrs they expect to stay a few days,
.,,.r which they will go to Kansas
,,,, far an extended visit.
part Of box Of ripe strawberries
~sre brought to this Office this after
nom They were from the ranches of
M..srs. Cannon and Rivers in Sections
., and q. Tuesday next will probably
a. !. crate of marketable berries picked
from these patches.
The books Of the school library have
han listed, classified, numbered and
o.,.Iogued, aud the children drew them
an. for use yesterday. It is well for
\. parents to acquaint themselves
9Th the library rules pasted on the
,,nsr side Of the front cover Of the
hooks. that they may help the children
70 comply with them.
From Mondays Daily
". H. Monday and family have
moved to Kennewick.-Lind Leader.
Mrs. Reese arrived from to visit her
daughter Mrs. Otto Hansen Saturday.
Mrs, c. F. Breithaupt returned Fri
d.y from visit to her sister Mrs. j. w
Morgan ~ ~"itoOuA &
Rufus Fullerton sold his place in the
Garden Tracts today through Moore
Giezentanner 4 Cresswell.
In. Newkirk, father of E. r. New
Kirk and |. N. Newkirk arrived here on
An extended visit last week.
W.R. Lamb, the pioneer merchant
1t Richland was in town last week.
He says Ricbland has population OF
200 now.
III. Gravenslund. the Kennewick
photographer. WAS up at Richland do.
lug some view taking for the Benton
Water Co.
I'M. Washburn leaves tonight for
Canada to visit his son. He has re.
Gently purchased the Greer properly in
! nthe Anon addition aud will occupy
h sths same in about two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Emigh were at
North Yakima the last of the week
> u announced that the right-of-way
:ior the North Bank through their &C
down the valley has been secured.
Miss Maud Scott, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Scott Of Kiona, a stu.
dent 1t the Waitsburg academy, woA
The Pullman College scholarship in ali
efatorical contest at Waitsburg re.
Gently.
AL smart up.to-date women Of today.
Know how to bake, wash, slug and
play;
WI bout these talents wife is N. G.
unlsss she takes Rocky Mountain Tea
For sale at Columbia Pharmacy.
IN. DeMoss who has a fine irrigated
hrm on the Yakima river about l(
n''s' above Kennewick says he cut lis
IONS OF alfalfa from eleven acres las,
year or over ten tons to the acre from
the four cuttings.
Z. B. McAlpin last week sold 23s
acres At the head Of the Anon ditch
+" ". fotts, the price being $44 pei
: aSN or $4,000. The land is mostly
an0er the ditch with water right and
~ across the Yakima below the eros
asp ranch and opposite the Lock wood
"ct~Kiona Enterprise.
WIN. 6rimmer, who has been q resi-
~u' Oh the Kennewick valley for three
~" Of more. has decided to locate IL
'and where, with some old friend.
"0n wisconsin, he will engage in the
'aulscture Of cement brick. Sam
rs'a tue kind can be seen at the Ben
w water Co.'s Office. This material
~ a,''.ood the test wherever tried" say
n. Drummer, land We expect TO do .
from Tuesdays Daily
n oo'n. 10 Mr.. and Mrs. L. speigel
1Ap'il Both daughter. '''
t.. E. Hsnnebery bought lots in the
~Ft OF the Beach addition.
s... "a howe purchased a half acr.
u Tue Beach addition today.
w.. sagerson, the Hover merchant
Yakima the first of the week.
;,;s U'ers Scott who has been here Wis