The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-04-06


A. K. Fisher has moved to the Holmes
ranch five miles down the valley and is
setting the same out to fruit, consisting
OF peach, cherry apple and pear trees,
grapes and an acre of Strawberries.
The Masonic Lodge met last night in
regular communication. First degree
was conferred on Samuel G. Ward and
other routine matters transacted. The
lodge will meet Friday night of this
week in special communication, of
which members will please take notice.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Jenkins are now
settled and at home in the McNeel
house west of Wash Hettinger's in the
Anon addition. Mr.. jenkins reports .
very successful trip to the Sound in the
interest of the Fruitgrowers' Associa-
ton, and arrangements were made to
sell the Kennewick straw berries In the
markets at Everett, Bellingham, Seat
tie, Tacoma and Portland on very ad.
vantageous terms.
w. S. jenkins, manager of the Ken
newick Fruit Growers Association,
leaves tonight for Montana points to
look up the berry and produce market.
He will visit Helena, Butte, Anaconda,
aud Bozeman.
From Thursdsy's Daily
Seeds Of all kinds ut Hows's Hard
ware.
Strawhats are being worn on the
streets and strawberries are in bloom.
Cashier L. E. Johnston went to North
Yakima OH business yesterday.
F. E. Featherstone reports that the
dinkey engines will begin work Mon
day.
Some improvements are being made
in the interior Of Congregational
church.
Nilss and Hsstoa, Seattle Rsfnin y.
ton Typewriter salssmen are doing the
town today.
R. G. Trip Of the Valley Barn and
Dray Line has moved into the Sims
property on Second street.
F. Segessenmann of Spokane, who
owns two tracts Of land in the valley Is
In town looking after business matters.
r. Fullerton and r. B. Walker are
busy completing tho assessment, the
former in town and the latter in the
country roundabout.
About IS couples took part in the
dance in Van Sycle's new store build
ing at Finley last night. A number
including the orchestra, went down
from here.
A midwesk meeting will be 10.
augurassd at the Congregational
church this evening 1t halE-pa seven
and will DO held thereafter on Thurs
day evenings At the sams hour.
SIR. Oldaker. Of Helena, Mont, 10
here visiting the Hanson bsys. He
was for many years q civil engineer on
the N. p. but IL now largely interested
in an irrigation project at Hsrmeston,
Ore.
In the spring you renovate your
house. Why not your body? Hollis
tors Rocky Mountain Tea driver out
impurities, cIeanses and enrishes the
blood and purifies the entire system.
35osnts. Columbia Pharmacy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Hanson, Mr.. and
Mrs. O. L. Hanson. G. E. Hanson, l..
e. Johnson. +. n. Newell, and Miss
Edna Pallister composed party that
came up from Ksnnswick Tuesday to
SEQ THE Beauty and the Beast" At the
Yakima thsatre.-Republlo.
Robert Strahorn and Chief Engineer
Pitman Of the North Coast railway
we're to have been in town last night
coming overland over their proposed
line but could not reach here. A tele-
phone was received this morning that
they would arrange to be here 1T .
later date.
VIM. Burr has gone down the line to
be timekeeper at Camp near Umstilla
Billy went to the Wallula spur last
week to take charge of the warehouse
there but the river so much that the
boats began taking cargoes from Aims
worth direct and work at the spur was
discontinued.
About 40 ladies availed them
selves of the opportunity to gather
At the home of Mrs. W. 3. Haxton
at the M. 3. tea yesterday after
noon and to enjoy the beautiful
afternoon sunshine, strolling about
the well-kept lawn and among the
peach trees which were in full
bloom. A fine time was enjoyed
by all, and all voted Mrs. Haxton
q royal entertainer.