The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-08-30
THE LOCAL FIELD
Friday, August 80, 1907

al uN
sos.iul on boys clothing the next
an DAYS at the Boston.
Mrs Bnerson, OF Tekoa, is visiting
w.. Bell at the Antlers,
e,rn-To Mr. and Mrs. W. II
uiite. August "A, ii daughter.
ror,,-To Mr. and Mrs. j. K. How
ard, Augutst 2a. a pound son.
Mrs. C. J. Beach returned Monday
evening from her California vacation
H..
IosT-pi Delta p!'i sorority pin.
r;,der please leava at III. Office ana
receive reward.
u CresswelI and o. l.. Hanson
narr at North Yakima the last OF the
week on business.
Miss Gretta Book returned Satur-
a.r from her vacation trip and visit
,ohpr aunt at Sand Point. Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs. c. Syverson are the
nroud parents of a son, born August
% at their home in North Yakima.
Remember our Fall Millinery open
;0r Friday and Saturday, September
e,h and TIN. ii. NJ. AshbauSh & Co.
y C. Gibbs made Communication
nroof on his homestead Tuesday at
Walla Walla.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Hanson re-
urned Sunday morning from their
extended honeymoon in the Sound
country.
John Aldrich has bought an inter
at in kennewick meat market and
Is to take possession the first OF next
month -kiona Enterprise.
Misses Josephine Caha. Grace Har-
rison, Carl French, John Harrison
and John Mitchell made up q party
at PascO the last of the week.
SPECIAL SALE at the Boston for
the balance OF this month. Every
thing in Dry Goods, Ladies' and
Gents Furnishings at actual cost.
] ]. ". Draughon, Of Springdale,
DTTash., has joined his daughter,
Mrs. j. H. Singleton. and husband,
in Kennewick to remain for some
time.
Mrs. H. E. Brown has gone to
Kennewick and Mr.. Brown intends
to follow her in the near future
They expect to make their home
there-Lind Leader.
1t flows like cleo richly thru your
veins; it does the work. If you are
vasing away take HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. IS cents, Tea or Tab
lets. The Columbia Pharmacy.
1t is rumored that Allen & Lewis.
the big jObbing house of Portland,
will put in IA warehouse here in Ken
newick. This will he IL long stride
toward making our town a dis
lfibating point.
Rev. H. BrCckman, the new Luther
Ian pinister, and wife, of West Point,
/ Ska, arrived Tuesday morning
having come around by Seattle on
aaountof the washOut. Rev Brock
man will be installed next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. II Mottinger We're
here and at PascO on business the
mt OF the week. Judge A. e. Griff-
aa, Of Seattle, wife and son, have
iced spending a two weeks vacation
Athe Mottinger ranch and Mr.. Mot
'nger brought them over to take the
ualn. Judge Griffin is an enthusiasts
@eolector of Indian relics.
d. A. Bier has returned from Soap
aake where he has been taking the
Oaths for rheumatism. Mr.. Bier
THINKS the waters are highly bene-
aclal and saw several there who were
greatly benefited by the treatment.
ine resort is new yet and for that
ieaSOn the accOmOuat lions are not
"nat they should be for up to- date
anitarium treatment.
Mr.. ard Mrs. II. d. Sweet went to
waffle last Friday evening to go to
'@ home Of Il. A. Rose ON account
ae Illness OF Mrs. Grange. If the doc
VT thinks she can stand the trip she
Will return here with Mr.. and Mrs.
'"eet. Thursday morning word
was received that Mrs. Grange had
"pAoid fever. Mr.. Sweet will re-
main in Seattle and care for her and
SArs Sweet will return home.
H. ". Hastings. the district man.
"Ser for the Balfour- Guthrie Co,
"hen in town Saturday. informed
us agents here and G. II. Mottinger
INFO will receive grain for the com
ahy at Mottinger station, on the
'ofth Bank. that the Open River
association would have boats on the
'Ner to haul the wheat. They viii
celve wheat at Hover, MOttingel
'ud Expansion. provided the Rail
oad company can be made to pu
ia crossing so that the whea