The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-10-25
j. j. Eulkin is in town today.


Buy il s. 90 Parker Alarm Clock
the best clock made
For sale at Whitelock's
/ Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Cochran are
here on Il visit to their son C.A.Coch-
ran aud daughter.
The Ladies OF the Episcopal Guild
VIII serve Tomales, sandwiches and
coffee next Thursday evening.
The Ladies Aid of the NJ. Z. Church
nave postponed their tea until the
second Tuesday i'll November.
Mrs. Chas. Conway is in attendance
at the District Convention OF tie
kebekah lodge at North Yakima.
Ii YOU are thinking about buying
watch, don't do SO until you have
seen the splendid line at Whitelock'S.
Mr.. Watson. the mate on the
Mountain Gem, and family are now
| occupying the Bollum house in the
North part of town.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid
Society will give "a miscellaneous sale
in the Odd Fellows Hall on Satur-
day December l4th.
Agent G. w. Wiegel is getting
| around with difficulty on account OF
large sore on his left foot which he
is having difficulty in healing up.
Rev. +. l. Tuttle goes to Tacoma
Thursday evening and will so to
California in a few days. J. X. De
Priest purchased his desert claim.
Roy Pierce, the popular clerk at
Tull's. injured his foot Yesterday by
stepping on a rusty nail, He is lay
| ing off on account of it and his
brother, Stanley, is taking his place
in the store.
Clevelanl's Baking Powder, in 3-'b
cans cost only 81 %, and oh can
81. 10. Both these cans have the me-
tai handle under the regular cover.
They are useful when empty. Sold
by all leading grOcers. l2-l5
The Ladies Guild of the Episcopal
Church will hold an Exchange at
which they will sell all kinds of home
cooking, tomorrow from to 6 O.
clock at the old Kennewick Land Co
office two doors east OF Dircksen's
Market.
VIM. Hellinger was in town Thurs
day on his way to Richland to look
after business matters He brought
the sad news of the death of his Six
year. old son Guy which occurred
week ago today. Interment was at
Garfield last Sunday. Kennewick
friends extend sympathy to the be-
reaved parents.
The local crew attempted Flying
switch" that didn't fly, Saturday
night. The result was big box car
tore down through the ties, broke Il
rail at the head of the house track in
two and brought up crOsswise on the
main line. The wreoker came over
| from PascO and cleared the track in
a short time. No trains were delay.
ed as they could go on the passing
| track.
W. S Harvey is laid up at his
home with a badly injured foot. He
was helping unload a flat car W hen
the end of the car fell in striking his
foot, badly bruisin@ it. The accident
happened Tuesday evening and this
morning the report is that the foot
is still in very bad shape and Mr..
Harvey was unable to move around
even with crutches. 1t is thought
that no bones are broken and it is
only a GU 'stIOn of reducing the
sprain and swelling.
Mrs. H. NJ. Bartlett gave a dir ner
party last Monday night that was
enjoyed Immensely by the guests
who were privileged to to attend.
Those present we've tie Misses CEur
CHI. DR.. Campbell OF North Yakima,
Clarence King and Marvin Thorn
ton. Mr. Thornton contributed to
the feast, Il large swan weighing alb
out 16 Pounds that he shot on his
ranch near kennewick. SO far this
season thss is the largest swan that
has been baggcd in this neighbOr-
hood,
The goose hunters have been out
to the hills this week and for the
most part have had good luck
Shafer, Howe and WhitelOck were
out Wednesday morning and secured
three, and Ben Knapp. Jim Haw-
kins, VIM. Dircksen and Landlord
Stark were out yesterday and Joined
bv Fred Cresswell and Walter Rand
killed twentyone, 1t is not just clear
how the geese were divided up, but
all the boys brought home gener-
Gus number OF birds and game seems
plentiful,
MI oYI % iS ,,ipaly