The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-03-23
THE LOCAL FIELD
r-om Saturdays Daily

Hutchinson, the night operator,
:, Portland this morning on ac-
s amt Of the serious illness ola relative
o,,o Hanson and family have return
Vennewick and are taking poss-
ss.ion Of their old home in the Marble
house.
n, Vim. Shape, the new COngre-
.,;st minister, will live in the
B conway house just vacated oy FRED L.
WATSON.
,o,, GourIey of Seattle. Wash, pro-
s Dsletor of the North Yakima Produce
r. !, in town on business with the
s Gambia Commission Go.
- st.cer and family are moving in
& 70 the A. H. Potter house near the
8 s..ool Mr.. Stacer COED to Ritzville
:. ,,cht 10 load his household goods for
shipment.
rr Featherstone has gone to B. G.
!. .ocure more men for Wren& Green
o,ob The spokane Employment Ag-
IA ncy are also ~ iuin ."
Il M new camp No. will be established
=. N ,he first of the week.
Miss Bertha s. Trip wentto Ballard,
g Wash. a snburb of Seattle, today for
y an extended stay. She will make her
s home with her cousin, Hon. David
M.yey, ex.representative of King
county. and will follow the profession
= Of nursing in Seattle
From Mondays Daily
s. O.W. Rich is in Spokane on business.
s co. Anderson is in Prosser On law
matters
Miss NJ. L Gillian is working in the
BUSY Corner store for few days.
schrader & Callahan have the con-
tract to do the woodwork on the Reed
building
81 FEE. Featherstone has returned from
re. where he secured Il couple of fore
men for the rockwork on the tunnels
He will make sacond trip soon.
FE. Evans of Bowbells, N. D.. and
his brotler-in-law, J. L. Woodward.
have each purchased Chicago trac!
s. which they will move onto this fall.
II you want to 60 to Wallula, Pen
81 dleton, Wala Walla or Portland, take
the boat to Hover and Wallula. 1t
A leaves tile kennewick landing ut pm
% 4AIly.
il REV. Shapes household goods afriv-
~ led from Montana this morning Mr..
!; Shape goes tonight to meet his wife
I and child who will arrive in Spokane
= tomorrow.
]. e. Tull win improve his property
herecshtly purchased from VIM. Show.
alter. The latter will leave this week
y for Nashville, Mich. He has been ben-
fitted BY hi. sojourn il this climate.
Tom Greenough came down from
Spokane Saturday night in response to
atelegram. Slams has also been tele-
graphed for at St. Paul. Wren, Green
ough, Shields aud with attending
braves the band are down the line to-
day. tits Unlimited that council of
war Is being held, but we hope that
no hostilities will ensue and that the
"A pipe OF peace will be passed and
smoked.
Glen CULLEN, the eight months old
oled from pneumonia last Sunday at
n's home in Horse Heaven. The fune-
fal was held Tuesday at the residence
y. B. CULLEN, Rev. E H. Rubicam
/ 'omclating. Mrs. Quillen's mother was
present from Lapwai. Idaho, and Mrs.
euilien returned home with her Thurs
uay night on visit.-kiona Enter
PRISE Kennewick friends extend svm-
patty to the bereaved parents and
other relatives.
Eli Johnson goes this week to Cakes
sa,0 IL tne Palouse where he has job
- oook'Keeper and buyer for Wade &
Duscn the contractors now completing
'ner contract On the Portland & Seat
"'uown the valley. They have con-
. sac' ior Is miles on the Spokane cleo.
NV w Ane and expect to begin work on
soy the first of the month.
george L. Bishop, travelling sales
"a aa lor the Honiman Hardware Co..
soi'iand' spent Sunday in Kennewick
.isi''ng with Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. so,h
; 1uo are old friends of his, having lived
m. .lie same town, Toledo, Iowa, for
,a 10y years The doings in the old
w., w since We left were an interesting
'0pc of conversation.
from Tuesdays Daily
MRS. John Pierce is i'll,
,.. .'o'essor Vertrees of Section "a is
registered al The Antlers,
70, saeks Burbank potatoes suitable