The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-11-23
rrom Saturdays Daily


Griffith yesterday sold twenty
e re- d dow" the valley t" H A. Hover,
w." cottman of Garfield, purchased
,,,.s lots lying west of the White Star
Laundry through ha"so" y Rich
The 5nsi price was $500:
Hnautz bought an acre tract OF
',o,ney c. Staser the first of the week
g.. west of Hettinger's place and
ne price was 500
,hr lucas and Fl. n. Fincher who
-. lpen employed at Watson's ware
''n.e, ale aiding wheat Into cars at
:. for c. A. Landy x Go.
III Higgins and wife and the lat
i sister. Miss Nora Reardon. are re.
lining 70 their homs at Winston,
y,otanna. Mr.. Higgins has been
rating steam shovel for Wren &
;.euough for several months.
cH Mnttinger was up from his
.,ch 20 miles s'uth of Kennewick
..,erday. He was ".irkleder than
Az with nosegay tied to his tail"
., Travis election and proud OF En-
,,.ou's vote OF IS for him to , for
Harper
,bout a dozen young people were
-y pleasantly entertained 10y Miss
,oue LaPorte at her home last eve
h, Games and music furnished fun
4. oent;, with an auction sale as IA
.opcia feature. Light refreshments
we're served.
RF. Cochrane of Wallace, Idaho,
an old friend of F L.. Watson, stopt off
here while on his way to WalIa Walla
ny.it his father. Mr.. Cochrane used
Unljye at Creston where he was city
4 n,r.baI and was much interested in
,srning the particulars of the shoot
l mo affair herr on October 3lst.
An Englishman named Whitlock,
\ rho was cook for party of North
aast surveyors, fell down the stairs at
The Merchant lodging house and sus-
aimed a badly injured spine and a
msiu.d wrist. Early this morning
pwas screaming and moaning with
su but he has been resting easier
i bis afternoon.
4 From Mondays Daily
4 Lodging rooms at the White Star
Laundry.
Miss Eleanor Staser is planning to
pen a Candy Kitchen soon.
A.E. Blessinger has returned from a
sveral weeks stay in the Palouse.
Miss Eureka Ely is among the num-
u~,sfrom this place going to Normal.
FL Fay F. Dean went to Prosssr on bust
ness connected with the kennewick
ABSTRACT Co.
Mrs. C. f. Lum arrived last night
rom North Yakima on visit TO her
son Chas. Lum and wife.
j Don F Cresswell is in attendance at
1.-The County Commissioners meeting
1.-THE county seat this week.
4 R. B. Walker, treasurer-elect of
Benton County, is in Prosser looking
\ for house to live in after he assumes
Asfce.
4 L. B. Simmons, principal OF the Fin
ley schools is attending the Institute
HaProsser. He is member of the
anmmittee on introdu ton.
L, W. TayIor's household goods were
INSURED for $500 with Hanson & R:ch
IN the Citizens Ins. Co., one of the
Hartford companies. The loss will be
paid at once.
Ina recent decision the State SUI
Peme Court holds that the Road Poll
SiaS Law past 10y the legislature in 1908
\ and amended by the last general as
smbly is valid and constitutional.
Misses Elva Harris, Florence AL
fright, Helen Cpham, Matte Water
man, Lillian Shapely and Libbie
sughn. teachers in the Kennewick
Hehools went to PrOsser last night &c
attend the Second Annual Teachers
Institute this week.
Rev. VIM. Shape, who was at North
laklma attending the Congregations
association, got back last night on No
(which was the first train out Ot
North Yakima since the high water
wasn't ont the track in two places neal
farker siding. He was detained there
Slice the middle of the week 10y the
Water blockade.
III The mail service for the present con
sa's OF one train day each way. NJ
at 9::225 p. III. west bound, the mai
d the post office closing at $50 the
"our the Office closes. East bounC
mail goes on No. Ii at 10 O'clock a
III. and the mail closes at $50 a. m
4 luis service will probably conliuu,
ofa Week or more uitil the tracks ar,
"a 4