The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-07-19

Even Evensen left Thursday with
his teams for Pomeroy, where he will
work in harvest.
Mr.. and Mrs L. H. Rich, of Bu-
chanan, North Dakota, are here Wis
iting o. w. Rich and family
Mrs. A. NJ. Terhune, of Walla Wal
Wa'la. cousin, is here for an ex
tended Wit at John NJ Wroe's.
JudG" Zrnt issued an order per-
hitting Mrs NJ D. Glove. to sell her
trac' i'll S,ciio no Chas Conway.
John duncan is here from Ito, Ida,
visiting his sons and looking after
some property. He will go on over
to the Coast in few DAYS.
Miss Bertha Richards, OF North
Yakima, stopt off on her way back
from visiting j. E. Richards and
wife at Freewater, to visit the Will
liams girls.
Mrs. B. 0. Johnson and child, of
Dickinson. North Dakota, who have
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. L. A.
Peters. went on to the Sound We'd
nesday evening
Mrs. w. A. Williams and daught.r
Ruth left the middle OF the week for
Tacoma. where they will camp for a
part OF the Summer AID visit old
friends at Dillingham;.
Don F. Cresswe | has completed
the school census for this district and
reports 452 as the number OF persons
of school age in tho district The
PrOsser district reports 455.
CO. Anderson left Wednesday eve
ming for Tacoma where he will spend
his vacation at various points in the
Sound country. He is trying the
salt air for hay fever which bothers
him every Summer.
Bruce Carroll, a Horse Heaven
rancher, was severely pounded and
battered up in Cayce's saloon by
Scott Beagles. The poundee talked
like legal proceedings would be in
stituted but in the meantime the
FOUNDER vamoose1.
W. A. Heberlien purchased the first
self binder ever sold in the hills, this
week. He will use it to bind grain
which is to be fed for hay. II. A.
Howe and son Everett, and L. W.
Soth went Tuesday and set up the
machine, inspecting the fine wheat
prospects enroute.
Mrs. Sam McElvain received a tel
egram conveying the sad news of
her fathers death at Cascade Locks,
Oregon. George F Richardson took
the message up to the railroad camp
near kiona and Mrs. McElvain left
on No. Is Wednesday night from XII
Ona to attend the funeral.
On Tuesday evening the Junior
EndeavOrers of the Presby terrain
church held a sale Of ice cream at the
residence OF G. Hamilton, on the
lawn. A large CT wd attended and
a sociable evening was spent. DON
key riding formed an attractive fea-
ture of the evenings endowment for
the younger portion of the crowd.
Thanks to generous public The
proceeds amounted to $17.
Mr.. and Mrs. w A. MOrain and
children returned Monday morning
after As days absence visiting rela-
atives and friends at Jamaica, Iowa,
and at Marshall and Mulhall, Indian
Territory. The as" indicates that
"Bilr' counted the days until he
could get back to Kennewick. Iowa
is looking pretty good. Indian Ter
ritory is scheduled TO a partial crop
failure, on account of the wet, back
ward spring. Cyclones and hail
stones are what 'queered" that
country with him. They saw one
cyclone forming and beginning to
twist but fortunatelyit did not come
very near them. Another came near
enough to chase them into the cave
thru a drenching rain Hail stones
tapt them "a few times. Kansas City
is thriving and prosperous and made
a favorable impression on him as a
distributing center. 1t is his opinion
he will not wander far from the Ken
newick country again. In Il few
days the family will move into their
new house in the MOrain addition
near the new school house.
We have received an invitation to
attend the annual meeting OF the
Washington Editors at Everett, July
%, 26 and q. A fine program is Of
fered and some rare pleasures will be
INDUCED in by those who attend. An
attractive one is an all day excursion
ON the steamer yosemite" among
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