The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-12-07
From Tuesdays DaiIv
Don +. Cre>swell il bui,d;nro

me display of leather goods in
Sheppa'd's window.
john Mccoy of O,ksdale, is here
LOOKING over tie valley.
G W. Wiegel, the station agent 10
IN Spokane today on business.
Guy J. Hayden was down town VOC.
t"fday for the first time since his re.
cent attack of appendicitis.
OTTO Schrader and Carl are c,o.r;,o
the sage brush of their land next tn
the river an! Griffeth's crew viii level
IL next week. Schraders are planning
quite ext nsive improvements to their
pace this coming season.
About dozen of the young fellows
bave been enjoying themselves skat-
ing on Haxton's lake. The ice is a.
smooth as glass, not overly thick but
holds. The sport is unusual for this
locality and will he of shor, duration
Z. II. Deighton returned yesterday
from SEATTLE 10 his work as s.eno.
graphsr for the kennewick La, d Co
tie has received shipment Of trees
for hi, ranch in Section and plans to
improve the same. His wife will come
from the Sound IN few days and they
will then take up their residence OH the
land.
A new order has lately sprung up
here. 1t is called the Holy Rollers. 1t
derives its name from a part of the
ritual which takes place at night when
a coal train is passing thru town. Its
creed Is to keep warmly force, in
necessary. Its motto: "Be honest if
possible, but rather that the conscience
suffer than 60 home to a cold superb
Many new members are joining. The
password is: Are you cold ?' and the
answer is: Tonight by the moonlight"
cunningham Gazette.
From Wednesdays Daily
H. H. Peter of Seattle, has been in
town the last few days visiting special
friends.
A telephone message from North
Yakima announces the election of 0
O. Fechter, Mayor; and the other can
t'idates on the BUSINESS mems ticket
in the city election yesterday.
J. w. Kennedy, who has been in the
general merchandise business and
buying grain in Kiona, has sold out
to Mark Murphy. MIR. Kennedy is IN
town today on BUSH ess. He purposes
to return to Tacoma and engage in the
real estate businss.
Twenty neighbors of the family ex-
ecuted a surprise on Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
$. Cantril last night. They to"k along
a lunch for their refreshment. Differ
ent members of the party rendered
mu lie and Mrs. H. J. Nj, Neel gave
recitation. All present enjoyed them
selves and accomplished the Obj ct Of
the gathering "to bring & cd cheer to
Mrs. CantriI who has teen i'll for some
time."
From Thursdays Daily
The early iird gets the worm. Does
the early petition get the post office -?
NJ. G. Swan son and bride will live in
the Conway house opposite John
Mertes.
A. F. Brown and wife will live in
the Sam McElvain house which Brown
has rented.
John w. Cover, one of the company
interes' ed IL the development Of White
Bluffs, is in town today.
For nice fresh flowers for funerals,
decorations and weddings write or tele-
phone Spokane Florist Co., Main 3,
Spokane.
The Ladies' Aid of the Baptist
church will hold sale of fancy articles
and home cooking, Saturday Dec. at
Gibbons music store.
FOR SALE-OIk Dire ,ser, oak dill
ing table, new sewing machine, ticy-
Gle and chickens. F. l.. Shaeffer,
| North line of Section Z.
Lors Erickson is having his house
next to Tom McCain'-, painted and
papered. 1t will be occupied by j. w.
McCoy the popular drayman.
We are selling lot Of H"'i lay goods
these days. Have you made your Sc
lections? Better see and buy now
while the assortment is intact.
Mrs. Nj. Heard.
The f,rce at the Cascade Lumber
yard is busy getting things III shape
for the annual taking of inventory OF
The yard. Auditor P. &. Palmer ana
assistants will arrive the first of the
week and the work of taking stock viii
then commence.
Anderson returned yesterday eve
ming from Prosser where he attended
the session of the board and looked af-