The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-05-04
From Wednesdays Daily

). L. Strong is one of the recent
settlers in Section 7.
MIR. Lewis of Portland bought the
Dysart place this week.
Deputy fruit inspector, Fisk Is in
S'own on official business.
| u. r. Armstrong is building hou.,
to rent in the east part o: town.
Another bunch of AZ men came in fol
railroad work fhe first of the week.
"A. w. Tompkins, who bought the
Fullerton property, is setting out trees
and otherwise improving the property.
A. Bennett, one time editor of the
lrrlgon Irrigator is in town today look
ing over the Kennewick valley and
went to Hover on the boat.
II. NJ. Herrin, vice president of Spok-
and was In town todoy looking up
strawberry business. He bought box
of them raised by Thornton Bros. for
$3.50.
The Junior Christian Endeavor of
the Presbyterian church had a social
last night at the home of J. b. Slaugh.
enhaupt. Refreshments were served
and all present had a most enjoyable
time.
The High School is contemplating a
picnic for next Saturday as a closing
feature for the present school year.
The boys are to furnish the rigs for a
drive to Clements grove and the girls
furnish the feed.
George Finley severely sprained hi.
ankle Monday and is just able to be
around OH Il cane today. He was rid
ing on the running gears when his toe
caught In a bunch Of sage brush jerk
ing it hak under the brake beam aud
it is now badly swelled.
Mrs. W. A. Halves returned from an
extended visit at her old home in Ar
kansas City, Kansas, last Saturday
She returns much improved in health
herself and her father, whose serious
illness was the immediate cause of her
visit, has entirely recovered and is en-.
joyiEg better health than for years.
From Thursdays Daily
John Mertes is again on the streets
aftera short illness.
Miss Winifred Kennedy is the new
"hello girl" at central.
q. L. Bermath, wife and daughter oil
Sacramento, Cal. are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. r. A. Rose.
w. S Jenkins, manager Of the Fruit
Growers Association, is having his
office fitted up in the old freight house
which Will be convenient location. +
This is the season of listlessness,
headaches and spring disorders. Hol-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea is Il sure
preventative. Makes you strong and
vigorous. 35 cents, Tea or tablets. For
sale at Columbia Pharmacy.
Fl. y. Fisk, deputy fruit inspector
has been in town fer a couple of days
inspecting trees shipped In and looking
ut some Of the orchards. Mr.. Fisk says
we have a lot of fine young trees St,
out here in the valley and no evidence
Of fruit pests among them.
Rev. Mr. futile breaches at Richland
this evening.
Mrs. futile, wife of Rev. F. L futile
arrived here from Tacoma last evening
She will stay for u few weeks to try thu
lclimate. She is suffering from rheu
matism.
| Mrs, Bell, the new landlady and pro
prietor of the Antlers took charge to-
! day and served dinner as q starter
under the new management. She was
formerly in the hotel business at Tekos
aud is acquainted with several people
here who used to live In Tekoa. VIM
Keefer, the former owner has not de-
cided what he will do but will take .
trip to the Twin Falls.
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