The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-09-27
Friday, Sept. II, 1907

s.vt 18th, a daughter
u,C.J. Tweedt went to Spokane
business Wednesday.
cE King Is at Spokane combin-
,,s business and pleasure.
u,s.es Armstrong and FAIRIES left
:. aay for the Spokane Fair.
II, and Mrs. X. A. Rose returned
- seattle Tuesday morning.
4 George Scott is in Yakima visiting
,,s oarents and taking in the Fair.
Far F. Dean is spending the week
IL spokane on business and pleasure.
n F. Richardson was with his ia
r,,y at North Yakima over Sunday
Miss Edith Elmer went to Spokane
Tuesday to visit and take in the
Fair.
I Sercombe took In the State Fair
Il North Yakima going up Tuesday
morning.
Game Warden Ben Knapp sent up
abunter's licenses for record this
Last week.
Wanted: At once at KOlb's Cash
Grocery, good strong boy for deliv.
cry wagon.
Dr. F. M. Crosby has been ming
linz with the Interstate Fair
crowds this week.
Nessrs. Dean, Sr Eakin and Vance
we're State Fair visitors going up
Thursday morning.
Prof. Geo. Jauslin has two
weeks engagement playing with
Krschner's Band at the Spokane
Fair. On his return he goes to
WaIla Walla for a similar engage
ment
FIG. Staley returned Monday from
svacation trip to Seattle, Tacoma,
Portland and Oregon State Fair at
salem.
IN. Hawkins, VIM. Dircksen, H.
! " Ashbaugh, VIM. Martin and b. j.
Duncan were doing jury duty at the
county seat this week.
Rev. F. II. Newton. class mate of
Rev. J. F, Smith at Chicago Univers-
ity, stopped off here Saturday, on his
vayto Blckleton where he will preach
next Sunday.
Mrs. E. 0. Brown will give an en-.
tertainment at the Methodist church
Oct. 18th. Mrs. Brown is an accom-
plbhed entertainer and has appeared
before large audiences in the east.
She will be assisted by some of the
best local musical talent.
Among those taking advantage OF
low rates Wednesday to go to Spo.
kane were Mrs. g. w. Lane and
children, VIII. Smith and daughters,
Mrs. ]. H. Carr, Mrs. w. F. Sender
man, Mrs. l.. W. SOth and son Phil,
Nj. and Mrs. F. H. Lundy and A..
{ ivlow.
Mrs. C. Puderbaugh and children
returned home Saturday from a two
months and a half soujourn in the
Palouse near Pomeroy at the home
Tier parents. She was accompan-
ed by her sister Miss Armstrong.
Mt. Puderbaugh will return in about
TWO weeks from harvesting and
'nreshlng. The damage to the grain
there by the bad weather is not as
much DIS reported.
Excounty Superintendent J. w.
uiSey was In town Saturday return
ing from the PrOsser Fair to his school
Awhile Bluffs. He is engaged there
'or an eight months term and the
shool has an opening enrolment Of
twenty which is increasing from week
week. The White Bluffs folks are
~ftunate In securing SO experienced
aschool teacher for their school.
Inc district has recently voted $500
n bonds for the erection of new
school house.
A team outfit under the foreman
'a'p OF Thos, Mckain, is filling up
Tue breaks in the grade on the road
70 the Island. 1t is necessary to put
Tue road In good condition as the
hauling to the boats must 60 over
u In a few days. For the reason
'aat the boats cannot safely land at
'ae old landing and will begin max
w their landing in the channel
across the Island as soon as the
'oad repairs are completed. The re-
pairs will probably require two days
.ass work to complete, working
'uree fresnos and a couple of small
slips.
ne people OF Kennewick and vi
.'u''y Will have a good opportunity
W read all the latest and newest
'ooAs OF fiction this winter by join
lug the Circulating Library just
-. at McPhee's Drug Store.
-ue best of the late cnnyrfrl ted