The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-01-25
THE LOCAL FIELD
Friday, Jan. rs, 1907
r-om Saturdays Daily

:" .,e,, Dealers Association.
Cuntril, who has been poorly
.uu,e time, is now improving nicely.
pc,s to be on hand To harvest u
200 frnit crop from his ranch next
sessor.
r O. Anderson is in North Yakima
.,d.v meeting with the attorneys
.h,t new judicial district. He rep
,,.ru,s the Denton Count Bar A'so-
cislion.
r,o.e that attended the Sock Srcial
-, night report very enjoyable time.
considerable credit is due the social
,,;t,ee for their efficient efforts in
tanning the evenings amusement.
Dr r. Moore, of Davenport. writes
,h., h. expects to improve all Of lis
,,.., in Section Is this spring. He
,.,,, mt IN two acres OF berries and de-
J sirr. the name of a local dealer who
seIl. trees.
I'M letter renting for the Courier
"a, another year Miss Mildred Holmes
If Great Falls, Montana, writes: 1--WE
are Ia wing breezy weather here in
Moutana, only Is to IS below zero for
the last three weeks, Would ut mind
h.inv hack in Kennewick the least.".
From Mondays Daily
Cd. Graves Of Kiona, is in town on
bis way to Walla Walla ON land bust
ness.
Rase ball practice hogan Sunday af-
,srnoon in the form Of ''scrub"
game.
The North Coast has closed a deal
with T. 8. Cantril for right.of.way
across the corner of his tract.
The Commissioners of Yakima Coun-
~ will act on the petition of incorpor-
alton Of the town of TOppenish.
Thos N. Moore, VIM. &. Moore and
E,rlC. Moore were in Waila Walla
Friday to make final proof on their
holnesteads.
Frank Vannuck, who has been
spending few days seeing the sights
in North Yakima, returned home Tues
dsy.-ToppenIsh Review.
FEE. DeSellem, Of the firm of Ware
DkSellem, proprietors Of the Crescent
Poultry Ranch at Kenuewick, called
Oh the Review Monday. Mr.. DeSeIl-
EN- owns the property occupied by Mrs.
Furgusen aud naturally is interested
in Toppenish and has great faith in its
future prosperity -Toppenish Review.
From Tuesdays Daily
Mrs. W. G. King is down with Ia
grippe.
Mrs. J. H. Cole and daughter of Sc.
attic, drove up to White Bluffs today
to visit relatives
E. NJ. Gillette, from Tacoma, The
the travelling freight agent, was in
townou business for the company to-
day.
Two Rivers is to have a Commercial
Club to assist the Pasco Power & Water
Co. in booming the town and djaceut
lands.
H.W Desgranges. the government
statlstician, is sending out the annual
report OF the Secretary of Agri nl,ure
misrge numbers to his correspondents
Mrs. Margaret Stautfer wishes to an
noance that she will give an elecu-
'lonary recital in the near futurefor the
Episcopal church. She will be assist
ed by male quartet.
T. n. Mcdonald has placed an adj for
MS thorobred White Wyandotte
on'ekens in another column of tina
ooaf'rr' Those desiring any well-bred
chickens will do we'll to see him.
w. fielisted and John Underwood,
,''e sheepmen, wer. down from Horse
.'eaVe" today buying supplies. The
.'eep are DUNG fairly well. Most of
Tue II 'cks are running the range but
'hes are feeding some.
n. a. Howe has moved the frame
"o'u"g which he purchased from NJ.
~ swanson, from the lot on which the
:, hour stands to his lot in the
-'e'c" addition. He will Use it for a
""'e mouse to store farm implements
MIS- ". ". Evans aud child are here
'''''' Butte, Montana. visiting her rar
."'S alr. and Mis-. =. II. Laird. The
p"., 70 not well when they live in
'"''e and MIR. and Mrs. Evans will
'.;.y Locate in Pullman after their
visit here.
s'"se }, Parker and John Carey,
W opflng Valley, MIMI, stopt of ut
""e~ick Monday to visit their friend
ei''w t"wnslnan. Edward Shep-
,n i"ese gentlemen are on u trip
..; e Toast cities, Portland. California
points and return vi. s.,, Of. =,