The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-07-26
Friday, July 20, 1907

,u.ses Eunlce O'lNer ana Befnlct
,.,,b visited in Walla Walla tine
srst Of the week
ur.. NJ. Heard is taking ii vacation
week at Mountain Home
~ ,,iugton. and other points.
AIR and Mrs. +. {. koppen. al
rn,,.n's Landing up the Columbia.
bere transacting business in the
lefty.
II, and Mrs c. ". Story and
,.urlter Geneva |, it Monday morn
,nr for a ten days outing at Long
Beach.
Il Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Wiegel and
ohillren came home from Hayden
I,,te q resort near Spokane, Satur-
day evening.
The Kennewick Land Company
cold Tract No. /, six acres. on Nuh
! Hill toJ. D. Sawyer from the Wen
Afcnee co''''''.
urs r Luvr aud hahv a.
hap mother Mrs John Straub, LEFT
rupsdny morning for Garfield to
sppnd the Summer
The repair shops nf the Washing
ton & Columbia River Ry- at Hunt
1uuctiOn are to be be moved to Pas
20 in the near future.
Acamel can go eight days without
drinking, but who wants to be a
camel when you can get Hires Root
B.pr at the kennewick Bakery?
Mrs Guy Larwell, of Buckingham,
who was visiting her daughter, Mrs.
CIV. Story and family, left Monday
morning for p ortland to visit a sis.
ter.
Wa MOrain, thru Don r. Cress-
well, has sold SO acres of the Potter
tract to l.. A. Jarnagin. The land
sin section IL, Il mile and a half
south OF town.
J.H. McKowan, an insurance ad-
ulster from Spokane. was here Mon
= day morning and provided for the
payment of the Haskell loss by fire
on the night OF July 18th.
LOST-One fat brown mare, July
10Th, straypd away from camp be-
low Hover. Ten dollars reward up
on delivery at Kennewick Transfer
Barn. Wren & Greenough
FOR SALE-A first class we'll drill
Ing outfit at a bargain For further
Information call on or address
DON +. CREsswELL,
20 Box 50. Kennewick, Wn.
Thomas Prenteville, a switchman,
was killed by the cars in the PascO
yarCs last week. Interment was at
Spokane where the Masonic frate
nifty had charge OF the arrangements.
A. l. Rogers, one of the incorpora-
tors OF railroad to build down the
Columbia and furnish an outlet for
tfe Douglas county wheat, was in
x N the first Of the week. collecting
maps and securing data for the new
line.
VIM. Mayer, division engineer on
the Portland & Seattle, was in town
Wednesday on business for the Com
pany. He is now living at Hover
1t is not definitely settled when the
work OF grading and laying the
double track will begin.
FOR SALE-Singer sewing ma
chine in first class c)ndition, ward
robe with French plate glass mirrors
Asrug, two mission screens, work
MOle and stool, two chairs, stove
ald fixtures. l.. V. Arm strong,
Over Ashbanyh's Store
'rapes OF the early varieties will
o'flpe i'll about a week. A fine
lunch Of Campbell's Elrly with
many ripe ones and Il few just turn
HlS Was brought in from the w. II.
l.a!son vineyard, west of town.
'hefe Will be good yield Of some
yaretins.
v. y. Noben has accepted the
aSe-cy for the Old reliable Albany
nurseries, OF Albany. Oregon, and
anyone wishing first-class nursery
STOCK, will do well to see him before
oFdeling, and he wishes to say that
anyone is ready to give their order
'or fall delivery before he gets
around to see them, if they will drop
"'''i card he will call on them at
Once.
Mrs. Fay +. Dean returned the
"'st OF the week from a three months
.''it IN Chicago with relatives and
friends She came back by way OF
.''' Lake City and heard one of the
famous organ concerts at the Temple
"nd Viewed the other sights of the
'orinon city. Nh Dean went down
70 "alla Walla Saturday to meet
her.