The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-12-14
From Tuesdays Daily

morning.
Tull 4 Godwin's delivery team and
Valley Barn dray team gave An ex.
hio'tion run.a way up Second street
THIS morning. Both teams stopt near
Haiverson's residence un Third street
The delivery team harness was broken
up and both horses slightly bruised
but no damage Of moment resulted,
! L.. W Brown of Pataha, Wash. writes
that he Will be IN KenneWirk within
the next few days and will start exca.
walton for the basement and tounda-
ton ola new brick or concrete block
On the corner of Second and Washing
ton streets east Of Ashbaugh's old
stand.
Miss Leah Stauffer from Omaha,
Nebraska, is the new primary teacher
who begins work tomorrow. Mrs r..
l.. Leltch and Miss Green are the ct her
tw" additional teachers employed by
the boa!d 10 teach the additional grades
just organized. Miss Green has the
second and Mrs. Leitch the sixth.
There has been los pupils in the two
lower grades and hiring an additional
teacher gives IS pupils TO each, which,
is something like the proper number
teacher can successfully instruct.
The new steamer Yakima, capacity
100 tons. made her maiden trip Decem
Der 9Th. The boat, which was built
at Ainsworth, is a trim craft and has
good speed. She will be used as a gen.
eral freighter this winter, and next
summer she will aid in the work of the
Open River Transportation compai v.
Rivermen say that there wi he seven
large steamers at work between Cello
and kennewick next summer. Every
season shows an increase in the num-
Der Of vessels in comm -.ion on the
Columbia. The rapid development of
the Eary Fu', Belt of the great Col
umbia basin has considerable" to do
with the de,nand for Increased steam.
boat facilities. The Yakima il now
hauling supp'is for the North Bank
construction work near Power.
From Wednesdays Daily
Mrs. NJ. G. Swanson Is sick with the
measles.
DRESSMAKING-M Ruckman in
the Webster honse
J. A. Thornton has id his lease and
interest ia the Fechter & Rudkin tract
west of town.
Miss Jennie Hawn, a teacher in the
RitzviIle schools, is visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Stokes.
For nice fresh flowers for funerals,
decorations and weddings write or tele-
phone Spokane Florist Co.. Main 5,
Spokane.
T. NJ. Lamonh has been laid up for
the past couple of days with an injuaed
eye, CAUSED by being struck by a nail
that glanced under his hammer.
The city water mains are being
tapped today for The AntIers Hotel and
the o. X. Bottling Works The Mer-
chant saloon and lodging house is being
wired for lights.
Miss Belle Woolacott, who has been
visiting her aunt Mrs. c J. Beach
leaves today FIR Seattle where she will
visit fora short time and then 90 to
Rod"nd", Ca'., t" spend the winner.
For Sale-12 acres with water ri. hit
2. mi es southeast OF tow ha acre in
strawb. rrie-, Al young fruit trees,
small hohse and barn, horses, 2 sets
of harness, WACO hack, and house,
hold goods Clara 0. Couey, Kenne-
wick, Wash.
The baby daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
B. F Neal died Sunday after short
illness. A brief funeral service was
held at the home Monday and the lit
tie one was buried Riverview
Heights cemetery. The bereav+d lam
lily have the sincere sympathy Of all.
The monthly meeting of the Gene
terry Association was held Tuesday at
the home of Mrs. Thomas McKain.
Regular business was transacted and
plans DISGUST for carrying Oh the work.
Mrs H. NJ. Bartlett reported that the
O. o. F. lodge wonld buy lot to be
used by them. 1t is to be hoped that
the other lodges wilt do like wise. Ad-
iourned to meet Jan. s, 1907, at the
home of MIS- 6. w. King.