The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-11-22
Friday, Nov. 22, 1907

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mwiek Club.
ror Xmas work in my line call early
i The Krnnewick Studio
ror Sale-5O tons of good alfalfa
hay, Inquire OF A Spence.
fhas. H. Collins was in Bellingham
N business the first of the week.
NJ O. Kitten made a business trir
% spokane the first of the week.
Far sale-A good Jersey COW. and
100 chickens. hugh Stokes.
Rorn. Monday, November 18th, 2
an. to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. j. Crull.
Row Patterson is here visiting hi.
mother, E.. q. Patterson and family.
peckenpaugh & Anthony hav.
started residence at Finley for c.
C. Harlan.
Make a Csc purchase at McPhee's
drug Store and guess the weight OF
the turkey.
Born, Tuesday to Mr.. and Mrs.
George Ingalls, near the Richland
Ferry, a son.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. James
crowell Friday, November 10Th, a
ten pound son.
H. A. Hover arrived from Pasa-
dena Wednesday morning on impor.
tant business.
Geo. Brown returned from three
weeks trip on business at Cheney,
Rosalia and Spokane.
w. Story has been away most
Of the week on trips to North Yaki-
ma and White Bluffs.
Robert Dorothy who recently pur-
chased property here. added his
name to the Courier list this week.
For Sale-Choice hens and pullets.
White and buff Leghorns, Black Min
orcas, Rhode Island Reds. Must be
closed out at once. w. H. Austin.
VIM. Butler, Carl Williams, H. D..
Clodielter and R. W. Alexander, were
at Walla Walla this week and
proved up on their homesteads on
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Fruit Inspector J. NJ. Brown OF
North Yakima. was in town Mon
day to inspect car load Of trees and
fhrubbery shipped by A. Nevls W.
representing the Stark Bros. Nur-
series.
NJ. o. Kitten has returned to Las
Cresanta, California, after spending
over three months here looking after
his wheat lands and other business
interests. He sold his forty of irri-
gated land last week.
J. T. DeGork. OF Seattle, has open.
ed up q tailor shop two doors east
Of Dircksen's Market. He is an ex-
peri need tradesman. His motto is
mo fit, no SALE" and on that plat
firm he should do well.
Ole Soggy and family of Travis
City, Michigan, arrived in Kenne-
wick this week and will live on the
A. H. Richards ranch in Horse
Helven. They lived here some ten
yetrs ago and are acquainted with
the old timers.
v. c. Travis, commissioner from
the first district, came down from
kiona Monday evening, and Tues
day he and chairman Cresswell in
slected the work on the Richland
bridge ard later went out to Horse
Heaven to go over a new road.
II. H. Humphrey, Of Humphrey 4
C'le. the new firm of attorneys, hav-
Ing Offices In the King Block, arrived
tn la ter part of the week and took
up a:iive business at once. Wednes-
DAY he was at Prosser looking after
some legal matters and Thursday
ne Was in Pasco where he had bust
ness in the Superior court in session
there.
One OF the best things that ever
struck kennewick and surrounding
country was the Hamilton Supply &
trading Co., opening up business at
Inc Columbia Commission old stand.
ihey are placing before the public a
oetterclass IF goods than ever before
and at reasonable prices. If you
want the good goods. ask your
grocer for the II. S. & T. brand
A Consumer.
What the leading baker of Port
townsend says: Il prefer Cleveland's
superior Baking Powder, because it
sphre aid wholesome, it takes less
'or the same baking: it never fails, the
''ead and cake keep their freshness
'nd navOr, a result which cannot he
'otalned by the use of alum or So
, "a egg phosphate powder. G. W..
"aittrs." Sold by all leading
erocers. 1915
VI. Samuel Greene, OF Seattle.
Of mission work Tor