The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-03-08
THE LOCAL FIELD
Friday, March 3, 1907
From Mondays Daily

The AntlerS dCtei 10 uluCh iEi P'oScu
by fresh coat of paint.
wm. Dircksen expects to put in a
branch shop in Richland
,.w fnll blooded Minorca eggs for
10 March Is. Mrs D. l.. Taylor. 255
utcbam and N-vlow have moved
..o;r real estate office into the Moore
huilding on Yakima Street.
FOR SALE CHEAp-A young horse
weighs between 500 and $40.
r. Simmons, at Jones'
There was practice ball game yes.
,erdsy, between the regulars and the
.orubs to get the boys in shape for
,ext Sundays game with Prosser.
Mrs. w. A. Williams returned Satur-
d,v evening from her trip TO Seattle
and Tacoma. In the latter city she
vi.ited her daughter, Miss Mae Will
liams.
Frank Staley has been promoted to
the position of cashier at the depot
which we are glad to note. Earl Bar
ham succeeds him AS freight rustler
and mail sack wrestler.
&c. Barr, of Livingston, Montana,
will open machine and repair shop in
the building next to the International
Bank Block. His hOu>ehold goods and
tools are now on the road.
r Whitelock was the winner Of
the Winchester special put up for the
highest card at the shooting gallery
with a score OF q. H. w Nelson and
s. R. Morefeld shot cards of %.
Church and Stringer, the ice men,
received telegram from the railway
people locating their car Of machinery
and promising it's delivery at Kenpe-
wick within the next ten days.
The school report for the month end
Jug February %, shows total enroll,
ment of 3l8, total days of attendance
1900; days of absence sos. In the
month there was an increase of onrolI-
ment of IL.
HI. Duffy and J. R. Quigby shipt
their grading outfitof3 cars to Matches
city where they have contract for ell
larging the Selah canal and after the
irrigation season opens will build 8
miles of new ditch. The boys took 81
head of as fine horses as ever shipt out
of Kennewiok. F. S. StOlicker has
the outfit in charge aud the rest of the
boys went up on No. Monday eve
ming,
From Tuesdays Daily
Miss Marie Dyer, the popular clerk
at Fuller & ROesch's is at work again
after a. siege of the grip.
7. A. Melvin left this morning for
Aberdeen on account of the illness of
bis neice Mrs. A. d. Bethard.
A phone message from Walla Walla
last night states that Mrs. F. NJ. Kent
who was operated on ut st. Mary's
Hospital In that city Monday, was get
ting along as well as expected.
T. NJ. Lsmond has traded his place
10 the Beach addition to H C Mitcham
for ten acre tract miles north of
Finley. Mr.. Lamond will take possess
sion June l.
VS.. Jenkins went to Spokane last
evening and Mrs. Jenkins, whose con-
ditioI has been serions ever since she
was taken to the Sacred Heart Hospi-
tai, was operated on this morning at
$50.
FOR RENT-For cash, the Beach
orchard of 8 acres. south of the town
site. Apples, peaches, pear, plum and
cherry trees in bearing. Plenty of
good land for vegetables. Fine irriga-
ton system and fluming. See the
owner, Mrs. c.. J. Beach.
The German Land Co. is the name
ofa new real estate firm. having an
once in the Eakin building ON Front
street. Chas. Kruse is the resident
manager and the company expect to
nave representatives. working among
Tue tiermans in the East. Don f.
Cresswell will also be associated with
thecompany and assist them in get
ting onto the ropes.
Arthur W. Coffin, of the famous firm
OF Coffin Bros. of North Yakima,
wholesalers, was in town returning
wednesday morning. Mr. Coffin was
uo~h TO make preliminary arrange
'nehts for the shearing Of several
.h"usana head Of sheep which have
"een feeding i'm the Horse Heaven hills
Inns winter. He rented room in the
reed building which his son-in-law,
MI. "enner. of the Wenner Sheep Co.
win use as headquarters. Mr.. Coffin
had not visited Kennewick for couple
"years aud WAS astonished at the
k'owth. lie exprest satisfaction with
character OF the buildings going up
yhd praised cement stoue buildings.
Inc installation of the water aud
"ent system, he says. will he great
advantage to Kennewiek. Coffin Bro.