The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-06-07

y. Collins and Julius Nelson were
"'eh'and visitors Wednesday.
Mrs George Fin,ey is enjoying
WISH from niece from Spokane.
u l.. Taylor sold his ha,f-oc,e
tract Ill the Garden Tracts to 4. N
Maltbie.
Miss Lilly Norling is down from
Eilensburg visiting her father on the
ranch near Finley.
FOR SALE-Good, sound work
team with harness. The Chas. Col.
Inns Com mission Co.
BERT Scott Ia at the home OF his
parents MIR. and Mrs. Robert Scott
III North Yakima this week.
STRAWBERRY PLANTs-For sale.
Clark Seedlings, 81 per 1000 in patch.
det your plants at once. J Storland.
Mrs. Carr, Mho has been here visit
ing her neyhew, C. C. Holmes, and
other friends, left for u visit at Pros
ser Wednesday.
The Washington street c. tossing is
oeing improved by ballasting, most
OF the work being done on the new
mousse track crossing.
II. X Owens, the engineer in chief
OF the Hanford project up the Column
bla was in town Wednesday. leav
ing on the boat for the new town.
The water works system has heen
extended into the Morain addition
ana the Lawson and Lowry prop
critics are already connected with the
service pipe.
James n. McCune, a representative
OF the Underwriters Association. WAS
in town Tuesday and Wednesday
making a new fire survey as a basis
Tor special fire Insurance rating.
Mrs. Otto Hanson and son Reese
/ went to Tacoma for u two weeks
stay with relatives and friends. Mr..
and Mrs. Hanson will spend the
summer at the lakes near Spokane.
o. ID Swanson has returned from
his vacation to Vancouver and Port
land where he rested up and recuper-
ated his strength. He is again at
work for the Kennewick Trans er
Co.
Mrs. Clinton Stacer is visiting her
son Walter Stacer and daughter Mrs.
/ q. r. HOlcOmbe in Ritzville for a
couple OF weeks and will then visit
friends in Spokane before returning
home.
r. E. Carpenter brought in the
finest box of berries we have yet seen
this season. It required only % ber-
RES to fill the brx and they were of
just the right degree of ripeness to
lie delicious.
The month of bridal roses and fair
brides in here, in anticipation of the
OF the same have provided a fine
line OF all kinds OF wedding presents,
nothing but standard goods of high
est quality. L. R. Whitelock.
The Odd Fellows have leased the
Dircksen Hall for a period of two
years and are having it fitted up in
nice shape to be used as a lodge
room. The ventilation will be i'm
proved by putting in additional
windows.
w. B. Muir has sold the Kenne-
wick Pasco ferry to G. w. Barns and
Jake Shaub. They will equip same
with sidewheels and a ten horse
power gasoline engine. At the earli-
est possible date the new proprietors
will have it in operation to accomo.
date the travelling public.
VIM. Mayer. the chief engineer on
the Portland & Seattle Ry. was in
town yesterday on business. He re-
ports that the rails are laid on the
line down about twenty miles below
UmatilIa. About 100 miles of grade
is ready for the rails now. This
takes it down af far as Cello.
Tony friends and patrons: l will
be glad to have your order for Fall
delivery. l expect to see all the
planters in the kennewick valley
soon. Should ] fail to see you would
he glad to have You drop me II card
If in want of eitherfruit or ornament
al trees. l am still with the Oregon
Nursery 20 and can guarantee stock
true to name. D. l.. TAYLOR
Mrs. II. S. Anon entertained her
Sunday school class with Il boat ride
to Richland on the Flyer At, Rich
land they ate their lunch at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Breithaupts
They explored the town thoroiy ana
returned in the evening. The class
consists of IA girls and they all re-
port the finest kind OF a time. MISS
Beulah Church assisted Mrs. Anon
in entertaining the class.
DL. Taylor wishes to announce