The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-08-09
THE LOCAL FIELD
Friday, August 9. 1907
.,1.teto bed; early to rise;
,,,stl,. all day. and advertise "

r1ua Cresswrll is visiting IL cousin
!, prosser for II few lays.
miller & Rutsch ar paihtj < ia
interior Of the new bank hnilniny
parn-Tr Mr. and Mrs. II f.
e,ach, Saturday, august 3rd' a son.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. L. Leitch were
White Bluffs visitors the last OF the
| week.
+ Hanson has purchased the
Sam Ward property in Amon's ad
,'tion.
Miss Lille Norling, Of Finley, was
the guest Of Miss Bessie Clark over
sunday.
Mrs George D. Hunter has gone to
e. IL for ~ extended stu 'urii G
H. hot sea!fr
r,unty treasurer K b Walker was
u town last Sunday calling on his
= ,iends and visiting his ranch.
pirhard Mounsey returned to his
cork in North Yakima after an over
Sunday visit at his home here.
Howard Grouse has gone to North
Yakima, where he will work for Il
Eue.print. manufacturing firm.
JH Nichols. the plumber, has
,ust returned from Richland where
| he completed job OF plumbing.
l Earl Rose has needed the call OF
l the wild and gone to Oregon on
l borsehack to take up a Timber claim.
EG FAIRIES visited old friends at
/ Garfield, the first Of the week and is
taking vacation at Lake ChatcO-
let
l Judge HanfOrd and j. T. German,
I oiSeattle, spent Saturday in Kenne-
| wick on their way back from Ham
/ iord
/ Walt Barham was down from
/ Hanford the first of the week He is
/ working on a big contract OF laying
sidewalk
Pound-Tuesday in the Beach adj
III dtion on the east road, an umbrella
l which the owner can have by calling
at this office.
The Union Willing Workers will
hold home cookery sale at the Idle
Hour on Saturday afternoon. Aug,
lOth Come in and buy something
good for your Sunday dinner.
L0ST-Qne fat brown mare, July
10Th, strayed away from camp be-
low Hover. Ten dollars reward up
On delivery at kennewick Transfer
Barn. Wren & Greenough
George ROsser. of Bellinghaun,
Wash, visited his old friend j. II
Gnvenslund and family the last OF
hsweek. They were friends and
comrades in Hutchinson, Minnesota.
Tepost Office was moved into the
Williams building north of the
hampshire House Monday night.
The new quarters are convenient
n9 accessible to the business dis
tts
Miss Alice Mcdonald is visiting her
sister, Mrs. j. NJ. Hawkins, stopping
@ieon h-r way back from the Sound
pher home at Sprague. She is ac-
Sompanied by her friend Miss Name
Bradley.
FUR SALE-My acre in the Gar
Na tracts. Seven room house. all
hkhed; good we'll and out BUILDING;
an set to fruit. $500 cash, balance
Usut purchaser.
A. B. FRENCH
Next Monday evening at the Com
leclal Club room there will be a
arsuig OF the citizens interested in
0aollshing II kinderg arten depart
Ieul IN our public schools. There
'aouid be good attendance.
'fs' Sam Hammar, Mrs. +. W..
io"e'l and Mrs. Yowell's mother,
S' Davies and the children, left
"eunesday for Ellensburg, where
~f Will remain during the hot
utter. Th' men folks Grove thru
"'h wagon loads of household
sOodS starting the frs OF the week.
VI ". r. LampsOn and daughter
Aa'narine have moved into one OF
nhe suites in the King block,
"ueFe the Doctor has his office and
''ns rooms in connection. Both
s'e finished in very attractive style
:" equipped with all the modern
tOnveniences.
:" L. Rankin has lately cleared the
'se crush off his 7Ia-acre tract on
NC oank OF the Yakima preparatory
sitting it out in fruit trees. He
eu'es IN setting out the whole tract
bartlett pears. The soil, he says
particularly adapted to pears and
'pec's to realize good income
~ua the fruit. Glover and alfalfa
III De seeded between the trees max
niie Iced for hogs and chickens,