The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-04-05
1HE LOCAL FIELD
Friday, April 5, 1907
rom Saturdays Daily

,,op cALE-N INV
Fun y. setting OILS. W r. Mcintyre.
u :" ,pur-A7 room honse one-hali
~ east OF town See D. W, Owen
'', ~ = Randall, of the Ellen<bnrs
MI = rvr, is in town trdAy on bust
p' Rejuhart and crew have com
D. ,ho mastering of the second story
af,he new hotel
u rrsd B. Kreidler and family return
,.., night from Polo. Illinois, to
Gu ." ,,.ke ,h.ir home in the kenne-
wick valley
,,oat twenty-five couples ENJOYED a
,,ss.ant social dance at the hall last
l p'ta Refreshments Of fruit punch
md waters were served
u,, y,eyIer sale yesterday past Of
g., Give under the direction OF
= .a,;oneer H S. Hughes. The stuff
brought good prices turnout
n pummer and family returned
,.,m Diamond, Washington, last
\ .,nht Mr.. Plummer has just COM
p's.td years te'chi"- there.
u,s " NJ Walker. Miss II ;z~l, Les
i. and Evelyn left this morning Tor
oa.t,le 10 ioin Mr.. Walker and make
,hsir home in the Sound metropolis.
FOR sALE-Grape cuttings, European
..rip,, % cent per 100. Thorobred
c,.rk Seeding and Warfifld straw
berries. 1925 per 1000. Nels Swanson
IN Hastings reports that the mail
horps for the R. F. d. No. which were
.hfnt from St Louis December %,
arrived yesterday and he finisht de-
,;vp,iug the III this morning.
From Mondays Daily
The apricot trees were deckt out in
Easter fnery yesterday.
CA Cochran is in Spokane on bust
ness for couple of days.
Editor L. W. So;h went to Prosser
m business this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Lars Erickson left this
morning for Spokane and Genesee, Ida.
for short visit.
Mr.. Toll, of Reardon, is visiting his
uncle H W. nesgranges and looking
over the valley.
Mrs. Tena Scott is the new post
mistress at Kiona, having received Ler
commission Saturday.
Mrs. Kirk, of Pasco. spent Easter
Sunday with Mrs. G N. Calhoun
These ladies' were schoolmates in the
Willamette valley.
Chas Conway returned yesterday
from his business tip east. CHARLES
face is covered with smiles he is so
glad to get back to Kennewick.
Those people over OIL the Columbia
are already telling about strawberry
blossoms. Walla Angus. Well,
we've got them. Come over and see
them.
J.F. Perry reports cutting his first
asparagus for market today. He has a
patch ofthree acres which will yield
this year. The market price of the
vegetable is about Is cents per pound
present.
Easter morning was warm and
bright and erybody, it seemed, took
advantage of the pleasant weather to
come out to attend services at one or
Inc other of the churches. Special
music was rendered by the combined
Presbyterian and Methodist choirs at
helast named church and st the
congregational church pleasing an
a'ielis were sung by the ladies' choir.
opeu'ai Easter exercises were given 10y
Tue Sunday school at the Presbyteria..
e"apel' A disagreeab'e wind. which
o'eW Tor couple of hours in the after
"Ou rather spoiled what promist, a.
D'S'' 10 oe an ideal Easter Sunday.
From Wednesdays Daily
u A. Schlund is at Richland i'm
proving his land.
entertainment at the he's Friday
A'su1 April 5, by students of the high
school
"n' hellinger is building a house
VI us land at Richland in which he
will live.
,. MI Vance, of El!ensburg, who re.
o,' "' pufchast in Section :, Las NOV.
Gu his family here.
! hn A. b. French, the blacksmith, is
,sau u"s an addition to his home in
'"e'arden Tracts.
will, ~, j. b. Clark, veterinary surgeon.
oon at hennewlck for 10 days,
'olnnencing April, 1907.