The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-03-09
TIE LOCAL FIELD
..ou Saturdays Daily

- ,,.;,o IeghOrn Eggs '"' save - AoA
VIM =. fifteen. &. 6 Zwanzig.
s',es Mounsey was taken sick
.. ,,r and physician called
stroud, carpenter and build
"" w., davenport, Wash, Ia here on
a. inspection tour lie may '''"'e
here.
~ rlv and family expect to move
y .hefr new house on their ranch IN
INV lhsv chicago Tracts about the middle OF
'ne noek They will very much i'm
n move the place this spring
Many people have commenoad the
.;or for the issuance of its Art Sup
ol.meut No. l. A few 80. extra tn Go, copies es
tor sending away can still be had at
this office.
Government irrigation in the 1aki-
..llev is again held up. Benson's
'n 81 Prosser is not settled by his
0 ;.,.ture. and the signature of the
Warrington Trust Co. of Spokane, his
o,,caoor. is also required and is as
80, withheld. Prosser people claim
~, ,h.t they will sign if Benson says the
'ro,d and are backed up in their con-
l sotion by Engineer Jacobs who has
Ia .oturned from a conference with
,h,s company at Spokane. What Ben
con will do remains to be seen.
From Mondays Daily
Station agent Wiegel is in Spokane
On business today.
Miss Jessie Perry spent Saturday
and Sunday with Miss Bertha Trip
At her nome up the valley.
The Steamer Mata G. Hover leaves
the Kennewick landing every day for
Hover aud WalIula at Up. m.
will sell or rent the NW4 of NW4
Sec 10, with water right. For partic-
ulsrs write w. J. Parks, Sl4 Rookery,
Spokane, Wash.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. E.
cburch will give tea at the home of
Mrs, Herman Fisher Wednesday after
noon, March 18th.
Two donkey engires consigned to
Wren & Greenougil are being unloaded
today. They were manufactured in
Davenport, Iowa, and have the COM
plete locomotive equipment, They
will b. used in hauling the dump cars
from the steam shovel to the fills and
will effect a great saving over horses
where there is long haul.
Rev. VIM. Shape of Malta, Mont,
Preached at the Congregational church
yesterday both morning and evening.
Rev. Mr.. Shape is large man, both
mentally and physically and delivered
sermons of rare force and power. His
congregation filed the church at both
services. He addressed the Y. MICA.
In the afternoon briefly.
Many farmers and horsemen of this
vicinity will attend the Ennis horse and
mule sale at Walla Walla on Monday,
March 18th This sale promises to be
one Of the largest ever held in Eastern
Washington. A carload of mules and
lOOhead of horses will be offered for sale.
Headed by band there will be par
ade OF the horses on March 10th in
Walla Walla. The railroads offer ex-
cursion rates to this sale.
From Tuesdays Daily
LosT:-Bunch of keys. Finder please
return to this Office.
County surveyor A. L. Smith went to
Spokane last night on business.
DR.. Gould of Rockford, Wash, pur-
chased an S-acre tract east of town yes
terday.
Iom Cosgrove of Spokane is here Wis
lung old friends and noting kenne-
Aick's growth.
Attorney |. N. Smith of Lewiston is
nefe IN the interests of his clients
Wood & Cochran.
A. A. DeFrance, of Redwood Falls,
Minn,. purchased lot 81 x POS feet
from A. H. Potter for $3.50.
Donald Spencer travelling man rep.
lesehting the General Electric Co. of
Portland, bought the lot lying just east
ol the Gibbons Music Store Yesterday
$4,000.
Inc work oflaying the pipes for wat.
ef'"g The parks at the depot has been
Sumpleted and a fine job has been done
"nen the water is turned on at the op.
en'ng OF the irrigation season the nicely
e'eo squares can be thoroughly irri.
sa'ed. When covered with a fine
green sward and the roses are in bloom
.Ae impression on the mind of the Wis.
~. VI traveller passing through our
o"h can only be favorable. We who
'' uere all the time can feast our ewes
y" 'ne expanse of its living verdure.