The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-08-02
Friday, August 2, 1907

u ! Shepp ord is now permanent
located on his place near Granger.
Mrs Gus Thomas, OF Dixie, is visit
. ner parents Mr.. and Mrs. Sanders.
u,s O. c. Retzlaff is visiting her
..nts at Darlington. North Da-
kota.
prosser defeated Pasco in the bali
uame at Paseo last Sunday by a
score OF to t.
w. H. Allison has one OF the finest
..rowbarry patches i'll the valley on
bjs Section ! ranch
Miss Nina Hoadley is going to
{ vancouver. B. c.. to visit friends and
will remain for some time.
our ice-man. A. r Lowry, is now
ronrpsenting the Twin City Ice and
,,old Storage Co. in Pasco.
IA. Swingle was at Toppenish.
,rbere he let the contract for a hotel
and at North Yakima the first of the
week.
NH Sonderman, of West Super
: Tor Wisconsin, is here visiting his
br,thpr w. F. SOnderman and fam
ily for a few days.
Mrs. l.. A. Swisher was here last
week visiting her brother, G. W.
lane and family. Her mother re-
turned to Spokane with her Satur-
day.
MA. Dwire returned from Spo-
lane Saturday. He is preparing to
move to Spokane to make his home
He will work for the q. A. Yancy &
Co., real estate firm.
F.. W. COttman, was down from
White Bluffs. Monday, making papers
for the sale of some property at
Couer d. Alene, Idaho. He returned
on the Gem Tuesday.
LOST-One fat brown mare, July
Goth, strayed away from camp be-
low Hover. Ten dollars reward up
on delivery at Kennewick Transfer
Barn. Wren & Greenough.
Frank Ketcham is a new arrival
from the Mt. Pleasant district on the
d Touchet in Oregon. He drove over
4 abunch OF twenty-three head of cat
tie. Ketcha m has claim in the
Horse Heaven.
Just received, a big line of new
watches, the largest yet. Now is
your chance to secure a fine watch at
reasonable price. Remember that
Isell watches that never come back
becanse OF dissatisfaction.
Vim. Laird and family visited S. II.
Laird's the first of the week on their
return home to Garfield where Mr..
Laird is the N. p. agent The family
have been on an extended tour of the
Sound country and the California
cities.
A letter from Theo. Il KOerner, at
st. Paul, Mimi. desires the Courier
tOexpress his thanks ''tO our neigh
boris in Section q for their assistance
end kind words of sympathy at the
&ime OF the death of my mother. The
Mighborly feeling shown my father
at that time is very much appreciat.
ed"
I }. Hicks, a former proprietor OF
the hampshire house was in town
getting out some furniture and pre-
pairing it for shipment to Lewiston,
where he Is now located. The
hampshire House is undergoing re-
pairs and refitting and will be occu
pied by the Trip 4 Son Billiard Par
Tor in about two weeks.
i Z. NJ. Gillette, travelling freight
agent for the n. p, is spending the
Week here on business for the com
pahy. He looked up the wheat bust
ness and also took the boat up the
river for the inspection OF the White
bluffs country He says the addi
nonal crossing will certainly be put
down before the wheat hauling be
gins.
State Land Commissioner, f. W
ROSS. was in town the first of the
week on business for the lumber firm
Johnson & Ross, of which he is &
4 member. The company has yards al
white Bluffs and HanfOrd and arr
having more business than they cal
attend to. They are getting a large
STOCK OF lumber up river on TIT
l boats.
Reginald Hastings, OF Walla Walls
representative of the Balfour Guthrie
'ralh Co., was in town the first O
Tue week making arrangements tt
halitlle the Horse Heaven grain. {
d. Lundy and Jas. CrOwell will b'
Tue eompanys local agents. Wheat
VIII be taken in at Hover, Finley. Re
"e' ana Erie. q H. MOttinger viii
'us Tor this firm at Mottinger. Thu