The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-11-09
THE LOCAL FIELD
Friday, Nov. 9, 1906.
From Saturdays Daily

k.r,rl X tDUa " SpCuN CN"u~ys
The American Restaurant is now
Give US call. w. !. Brown.
Gao ". G. King for loose alfalfa hay
20 4, per ton delivered to any part of
the city.
p,rn-To Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Neal,
,.,urday morning, Nov. Bird. a
daughter.
choice lot of citrons for sale. Make
,he best of preserves or sauce. A. l..
Smith, up the river.
\ A. Green, of Alton, New York,
:, oxnected here this week to spend the
-;,,er with his daug Mrs. George
Egbert.
Far nice fresh flowers for funerals.
a.corations and weddings write or tele-
vhone Spokane Florist Co., Main 5.
Spokane.
Mort Johnson and wife who have
hoen living here for nearly year, ex.
..o, to return to the old home at Su:h-
erlaud, Nebraska.
Mr.. J. NJ. Story, of Owasso, Mich,
/, arrived this morning OH an extended
ri.it to his son C. w. Story and fam
,lv While here lie expects Is look
over the west.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Johnson are in
town from Spokane where they have
been for several weeks. After short
visit here they will go on to Tacoma
where they will reside.
Walt Giezentanner will move to
Seattle this week where he will engage
IN the real estate business. Walt has
lpena familiar figure in Kennewick
ever since the town started and has
snent his l'fe in this section having
ridden the range and taken part in
MANY a roundup when there was
nothing but sage brush where the town
now stands. His many friends thruout
Ben,on county W Il wish him success
in the big city.
From Tuesdays Daily
Brn-TO Mr.. and Mrs. Even Even
son, Tuesday, Oct, Goth, daughter.
The Barnett boys finished hauling
wheat yesterday and Mr.. Washburn
balto done.
Mr.. F. A. Kennett and children, of
Proeser, ar. visiting al the hnne Of
W.. |. Kenneth.
,Jens Lande arrived Saturday, from
= Genesee, Idah',, by Wagon AID viii set
~ We in the valley.
Another dance Friday night. Don't
you remember the good time you had
Mthe last one. Come again.
Mr. Rsymau, from the Occur
dAIenes, has purchased II tract OF the
Fechter & Rudkin land west Of town.
Mr.. and Mrs: J. Smith have moved
Into the Conway house formerly o.
cupied by Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Thatch.
CIV Tomkins and wife arrived last
Friday from Albany, Wisconsin, to
spend the winter with their son A. w.
TOmkins and family
The foundation of the King building
sin and has been drying for several
days so that the laying of blocks can
begin In few days more.
I. A. Melon arrived Sunday from
bis third trip to Alaska "stakeless."
Hsis just as enthusiastic as ever bout
The possibilities of that country.
There was social dance at W. A.
Snalley's last week and the young
hlks enjoyed pleasant evening
- quite a number Were present from
+ WalluIa.
Mn. l.. R. LtiIch, of Rock Falls, III.
has joined her husband here. Miss
Elsie Atkins, an old acquaintance OF
Tue family, accompanied her on her
trp west.
Mrs. G. F. Hecht, sister Of H. w.
Des Oranges, who has been here the
past week helping ts care for sick
en''d, returned to her home in Rock
"'d' Washington, last evening.
Rev Mr.. Smith, who will be past or
VI The kennewck Presbyterian church
me coming year, was in Kiona
Wednesday. He will also hold services
.ceas'onally at this place. En-
'erprise.
N ihe walls of the Columbia Commits
''a 20. building are up and the ROOF
w. Inc building presents fine ap.
raShce from the railroad and will
give strangers good Impression of the
"Sh at first glance.
VT. and Mrs. +. G. Whitehead, Mr..
. ~, Mrs. Frank Thompson and Miss
"ve Thompson, Sam Darling and
,''n'ly all of Strawberry Point, Iowa,
ave come to the Land of the Earliest
strawberries to locate.
.ne street hydrants for the city