The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-08-23

vour order for coal ut the
Csscade'
u seattle
DAYS at the Boston.
ami schlund is at Garfield helping
.nrs.hiny out the bumper wheat
crop. ,,
r;sit to his brother K. A. SIM
mons, OF Kiona'
r Whitelock will soon have a
- new line OF up-tn-dtte sheet
m,,.ic and music books
,,as.l,l. unt}-r -, il building
.,al bins in itie iuci.i y":d " :sic
sn hp COMPLETED his Week
r. Tuil an daughter, Ju a,,",
,t Seattle this Week on II com
- nusiness ana pleasure trip.
Mrs. ]. n. Ely and daughter Ethel
~ aturned last week from twoweeks'
l,,sit in Spokane with Everett Ely
land wife.
O. Kitten, J. j. Cole and F l..
NIuotson started on a two days tour
:, tho Horse Heaven wheat fields
Thursday
Mrs Sam McElvain was down
,,om the North Coast camp east Of
vioua visiting friends and looking
.,,pr business matters Thursday.
The Mountain Gem did not make
LIN regular run Thursday ON account
dsome repair work that was being
aoop IN the wheel and machinery.
Il flows like electricity thru your
,.ius: it does the work. If you are
rs.ing away take HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. IS cents, Tea or Tab
.u The Columbia Pharmacy.
Mrs. E. r. Carnahan, Mrs. H. A.
Bipr. Mrs. Robertson and Miss Edith
Elmer, with Marvin as driver and
ruide visited the harvest fields We'd
uesday to see the combine run.
N. Maltbie and family have
~hoved to White Bluffs where Mr..
:, |ualtbie has engaged in business in
Z 1.-THE firm Byers & Maltbie The friends
hen wish them success in their new
hOme
Hello Got a new watch, have
you?" Eyes" "Where did you get
III" From Whitelock." oh. well,
then It. good one. for he doesn't
cell anything else. That's what they
all say"
The Kennewick Club has been reno
vated and Is spick and span in fresh
paint and paper. The shade of paper
used makes it much lighter. The Club
kmore attractive and inviting than
ever In its new trimmings.
Miss Mabel Johns ton is back from
svisit at Walla Walla. Miss John.
on reports that Mrs. A. A. Haskell
who is in the hospital there is recov-
sring from an operation and will re-
gain her usual health in due time.
H. Delepine is directing the work
on an irrigation project at Trinidad
Up the Columbia toward Wenatchee.
About the first of the month Mrs.
leepine will go to Spokane where
u lthey will make their home for the
present..
Mr.. aid Mrs. Geo. F. Richardson
ana son &. F. returned Wednesday
rom their vacation at Tacoma and
other Sound cities. Elisha Richard
aecompauied them home. His physi-
taiconditiOn is still very bad, even
worse than when he went to Taco
ma some time since. However, his
n!orles are better understood now
AUG 1t is hoped that a long course of
teatment may he beneficial.
Rev. T. II. Dry writes from Free
water, Oregon, where he and Mrs.
ory are taking their vacation, that
Nwill fill his appointment at Finley
%aool house next Sunday afternoon.
"emake extracts from his letter:
nave had delightful outing; cool
weather, plenty ofpure spring drink
4 "s water. fishing. hunting and rest
Z us' Quite lot CT fruit in this sec
/ "0n out the fruit trees need pruning,
i .praylng and the fruit thinned. A
IL" good orchards but most show
4 aeed as above stated. Start for
a aoule next Wednesday a m, over
1 land route
VI. b Schlund has moved his
i l'atlst Office into King & Sons
s'osh' There he has two fine
We" lighted rooms fitted with the
:. aouern cOnveniences. The recep-
s''n room is nicely furnished and
y peasant waiting room for the
"'ofs patients. The operating