The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-06-08
THE LOCAL FIELD
From Saturdays Daily

ID r Walker mas ueeH uIa"H aS q
,,,or in federal court next week.
RI. Scott has sold out his business
;. uover and is visiting in the Pal
ouse.
Miss Mildred Griffith is working in
atrial office for week while Miss
Kenuedy is on her vacation
Mas lrma Alburty Is visiting at the
home Of her brother, E. V. Alburty
manager of the St. Paul 4 Tacoma yard
1t Hover.
Wash Hettinger has been appointed
.o.d commissioner to succeed George
Finley resigned and went up to Kiona
this morning to look after county road
matters.
The hall was not over-crowded at
..o dance last evening and the party
hroke no at an carly hour. There
probably will be no more dances at
Kennewick until fall.
Rapid progress is being made in dig.
ring the trenches for the water mains
n the city water system and the cleo
,ric light wires or cables are being
strung through the business part OF
town today.
Misses Donald and Himelberger,
teachers in the Ritzville schools the
l mat wear. have been visiting G. F.
Richardson and family who were old
.cousintances of theirs back in Mi h.
,gsn. Yesterday they were at Rich
land to see the Palmeteers, proprieters
Of the Riehland Trading Co. They
left today for Portland where they will
be engaged as private tutors during the
summer
The two months old baby of Mr..
and Mrs. C. NJ. Cornelius died yester-
daysfter long continued illness. The
funeral services were held at the home
tbl, afternoon conducted by Rev. F.
+. futile. The services were largely
attended by neighbors and friends
both from Finley and this city. The
iuternlent was made in the River
view Heights cemetery Many friends
aud the writer who has recently pas
ed through similar sorrow extend
sympathy to the growing parents.
From Mondays Daily
Cheer up! We can beat Horse Heaven
anyhow.
Mrs. C. w. Wiegel is spending few
days in Spokane.
Miss Stephana Hill of Alfalfa. is the
new stenographer and bookkeeper at
n the Exchange Bank.
-. Mrs Frank Emigh is visiting at
Ephrata In Douglas county, having
gone there after weeks stay in Spo-
Esne
T. Richardson and p. n. Harris
are in Walla Walla today where Mr.
Richardson expects to buy horses fo
the livery business.
Rufas Fullerton has rented the
Emlgh house which G. r. Richardson,
andj. B. Rose are now occupying
and will move into it about the goth
CIV. Knapp and wife who have
been living in Los Angeles, and were
visiting lis brother, B. F. Knapp, the
M'iew daya, left last night for Spo.
Kane on their way east.
Chas. H. Collins has been at Walla
"ala during last week shipping
strawberries to Montana points. Their
crop down there is just enough later SO
'Aa' the opening price is $500 pei
aale and y down now to $3.50, while
'An US the opening price is 50 90, thus
Making large increase in the profits
sorths grower.
r. Tue school library Is open to pupils
vi Tue return and Issue of new books
very saturday from 4 to5 p. M. dur
1s vacation. Miss Fay Pierce ia act
"s a' librarian. A large number of
p1p''s are regular patrons, which is
.."uendable. The information and
v.n a',o" from a course of reading in
s'rselected books often proves of as
s s,,a' value as that given by the work
ueregular school course.
~, a,'' d. Nissen left Sunday evening
%,''a her husband in the Okanogan
thai. J where they will probably make
,h... '0ne. Mrs. Nissen informs us
md ''"ey have eni ,yed their STAY here
,.,,.. aue many friends. which they
rns.; :" 'esVe behind. They were in
NV as farmers, vet from a
hs,s , M standpoint they did well
a,,., '"e'r ranch was brought to such
tb., :. o'cultivaton IA, d DEVELOPMENT
t1.,, sold for $3.50 per acre and made
n,L. n'ce profit. They expect to
{ H.. some investments in land in
po., new u, location tut will retire al.
s from active farm work.