The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-10-05

accompanied them on the coast tripan
noted their astonishment at the won
'lerful development going on in these
titles. When he was returning Satur-
lay morning lie noticed that tn,
meadows around Elensbtrg wer'
white with frost.
BIN Day is in town today from Iii
ranch in east Horse Heaven. He re-
ports that Mrs. Day is not improving
In health as rapidly as expected. She
was operated upon for appendicitis
some time ago and while she is able to
get around, does not regain her
strength. Mr. and Mrs. Day may re-
move from their ranch and on that
account have offered it for sale. 1t is
thought at Il removal from The hustle
of running Il large ranch and change
Of climate will benefit Mrs. DAYS
health.
From Tuesdays Daily
Perry LarEin left this morning to
''Sap ms o'u az NotluA.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Rose went to Spo-
kane this morning to see the Fair.
w. H. Collins leaves tomorrow to at
tend the Presbyterian synod at Walla
Walla.
Rev. F. L. futile is here packing
his household goods preparatory to
moving to Kiona.
w. &. King left today to attend the
sessions of the Central Washington
Presbytery at Sunnyside.
r. 3. Walker. republican candidate
for county treuasrer, is away on AZ
electioneering trip to Kiona and Pros
ser.
| Miss Waterman. the assistant high
school teacher, is unable to teach this
week and Rev. Shape and Miss Shap-
ley of the second grade are substituting
for her.
A steam shovel brought down to
work just north Of the bridge turned
over, on account of the blocking Civ
ing away, and blocked the track for an
hour this morning
Curtis l.. Mosher, head Of the adver-
Using department of The Northern Pa
ciiic, was in town today gathering
data for the company's advertising
matter concerning the valley
Rev. II. H. Dry and J. A. Gathrie of
Hover were passengers On the train
this afternoon for Sunny~ide to repre-
sent The PreAby torian church of Hover
at the meeting o: the Presbytery.
George Harris, OF Grafton, s. D., is
here looking after seine matters i'm
connection with the estate of his
brother Cole Harris who met his death
by drowning, September 18th, 1906.
Will Muncey is back from the Big
Bend where he has been running a
threshing out fit in the country around
Davenport. The crop is only fair his
wear. His machine had good run
ind pulled in early.
Will Helinger is sick at his home
With pneumonia He had been feel.
ing sick for some time but continued
at work until tlireshing was over, then
came home the last of the week and at
once took to his bed
Mr.. and Mrs. G B. Gasman are tax
short vacation inSpokane after more
than a year spent by Mr.. Gasman on
the surveying line of the Portland &
seattle Ry. He states that go or 7C
men are at work for the opposition
company tearing down the grade
made last winter.
NJ. D. Baker. the county game war
den, was down from Prnsser today and
in Company with J. n. Scott made a
trip down to the Islands in the Column.
bia between here and Hover. l.. War
der. who lives OIL the Coffin ranch, has
been appointed deputy game warden
A determined effort will be made tC
enforce the game law prohibiting the
shooting of birds at the rOosting places
Oh the islands.
From Wednesdays Daily
A car of coal (?) has arrived.
J. NJ. Hawkins is o Spokane Fail
visitor.
Will Hellinger does not improve and
his condition is critical.
Henry Otte is running Hunters
Barber shop while he Is away.
George D. Hunter and wife are al
Spokane visiting and taking in ths
Fair.
WIS Jenkins is at Prosser today
electioneering and attending the Cen
trail Committee meeting.
Frank Thornton returned this morn
ing from North Yakima where he ha!
been working in the hop fields.
VIM. Biattler expects to open a bar
Der shop in his building next to TIT
Meat Market the last of the week.