The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-09-06
Friday, Sept. 6, 1907

at the st. Paul yard
plenty OF sterling silver souvenir
spoons at whitelock's'
poru-To Mr.. and Mrs. T. W.
Moore, Sept. 3rd. a son.
charles Conway and Arthur were
.+kiona on business Saturday.
IJCo,e has gone to Creston to
III after matters ON his big wheat
ranch. ,,.....+ -.. e..
/ .I-P. Smalley brought the first
wheat to market last Friday. Aug
ust 80. :.
wanted-Girls to work in steam
landry; steady work. Call on NJ.
P.Fuller.
INV Patterson Is here visiting his
hrother, f. e. Patterson, and family
fora few days
Mrs. B. ]. Duncan and son Harold
alarmed from 10, Idaho, where they
sent the Summer.
Hats. trimmed or untrimmed.
Hats that will suit. Hats of all the
latest creations at Campbell's.
I,you would like to look over a
sne line of solid gold rings call and
so the line at the Jewelry Store.
The O X. Soda Bottling Works is
adng a large business in the sur
rouuding towns, especially in Pasco.
Dr. and Mrs. Frank Fursey, OF Spo-
kane are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ.
Crosby this week. The doctors were
boyhood ehums and classmates at
college.
The Ashbaugh adj this week is a
pretty one. None prettier appears in
a paper in the state of Washington.
twas set up right here in the Cour-
htofice too.
CIV. Gamble has gone to Lind on
special collection work for the ST.
Paul and Tacoma Lumber Co. He
vlibe on the road for the company
] brsome time.
4 H.F. Armstrong, who has been
working on the Emigh ranch, was
called to his home at Oak Grove,
Missouri. the first of the week ON ac-
count OF the illness of his mother.
Mrs. John Ryan and daughters,
Maud and Mary. visited with Mrs.
CIV. Story the first of the week.
hs. Story and Mrs. Ryan were old
aequaintances in Hot Springs, Ar.
kansas.
Eft Williams and son arrived
from Spokane Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Williams will follow in a few
Gays and the family will occupy their
home in the Anon addition the COM
Ing Winter:
Aparty OF five. McPhee, Beach, NJ.
W.Smith, Crosby and Fursey, went
over east OF the Snake river Tuesday
aiternoon to hunt jack rabbits and
daim they killed 81 rabbits in an
boa; and a half
The Water & Light Co. Thursday
rtup one of the arc lamps for the
1reet lightin. and, while it burned,
hmade fine light. Arrangements
Kill he made to put up a number of
the arc lamps in the near future.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid So
Getty will give an entertainment at
lhe NJ. E. church. Friday evening,
kpt. 20. 1t will be in. the nature OF
Evolutionary recital by Mrs. H. j.
heNeel, assisted by.a male quartet. :
1 Horace Fincher, whom everyone
jailed "Slim" and who worked all
Ast season at Watson's Warehouse,
Mt here Wednesday evening for Char
Dtte. North Carolina his old home
oa account of the illness of his
mother,
Mrs. A. A. Haskell has so far re-
covered from her recent illness and
operation that she and the children
Nturned from W'afla W,,lla Tuesday
evening and the family has resumed
housekeeping In the Bollum house in
Tue Garden Tracts.
Mr. and Mrs. G. o. Anderson re-
'urhett the first of the week from
'"e'r summer outing at Tacoma. Mr..
anderson is again busy with his law
practice. He was in attendance at
Tourt at PascO Tuesday and also at
irosser later in the week.
Ar. and Mrs. j. j. Reed and son
'ames have returned from Tacoma
Slere Mrs. Reed and son spent the
summer with relatives. and where
S;'' mas been since his return from
NS eastern trip visiting relatives in
'eofaska and BellefOntaine, Ohio.
rev. Il. BIOckmann and Rev. O. c.
"eiiecksOn went to Prosser Monday
%glve attention to the work of the
.utleran church there. Services
ssere hAld Monday evening. Rev. H.
Drockmann will preach his inaugural
ph0n at that place September 18th
MMs. HellAckson returned to Genesee;
'aaho, Tuesday.