The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-08-23

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Z. E. Lum. tn. contractor w,s T.,
Town IN" first of the Week ON hns;.
ness.
Still plenty OF Parker Dust-proo,
A'ar'" Clocks left, at the Jewelrv
Store.
Neal Ttnkins is a student at the
oep"t learning teleyraphv and as.
sisting the night MAJ.
II. CD Tweedt came in Friday
from hennewick to look after his
interests here.-Genesee News.
Mrs. Guy Anderson arrived Tbnrs.
DAY evening from Salt Lake CITY on -
WISH 60 Mr.. and Mrs. N. G Bowles
Mr.. Ingalls,, the Richiand ferrv,nan
accompa led 10y his wife, are taking
d vacation In the Yakima country.
Mrs VI T. Staly il visiting at
F'''f = III hr,+,~ Island. where her
'!'' 't''':'.. j. i al Mr. L.C Rudow.
ra~.ir
~. u ''b'E So Rrar.lOn looking af.
Ter mtrh. ing is wheat cr.p. Nrs
N"'or ana The Dos r.'n nd from
the Big Bend Tuesday evening.
SPECIAL SALE at the Boston for
the balance of this month. Every
thing In Dry Goods, Ladies' and
Gents Furnishings at actual cost.
F. w. Anderson this week purcbas.
ed Il five-acre tract located in the
Hover orchards at Hover for 800
per acre. Ike NJ. Ely was the former
owner.
Mrs. L. Hedington left Monday
evening for Trenton, New Jersey to
see her sister who is dangerously ILL.
The sisters have not seen each other
for seventeen years.
A comical foot race was RECENTLY
witnessed in Paris. Nineteen men.
each with a wooden leg, were the
the contestants. The winner ran a
mile in twelve minutes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay F. Dean were
at Prosser last week where they took
dinner Wednesday with Auditor w.
s. Jenkins and family and spent
Thursday with Treasurer r. B. Wal
ker and family
Ben Knapp is taking his annual
vacation in the mountains. The last
word from Ben and Newt Scott was
from Naches City, where they Sc
cured their pack horses and were
loaded ready to leave.
Arie Hover reports that he has
sold 40 acres, the swA mex sec. 20, twp
N, r. 30 E.. to the North Coast
people to be used for depot and v ards
The land is located about " miles
northwest of Two Rivers.-Gate,
way.
Mr. R. c. MOunsey, assistant audi
tor Of the Cascade Lumber Co., who
has been working in the yard at
North Yakima, was down for an
over-Sunday visit with his parents,
after which he went to Grandview
to continue his work.
Master Lynn Taylor celebrated his
seventh birthday with a party at
his home, Aug. 10Th, 1907. From 3
to p. m. games were played and a
Jolly good time had. Ice cream, cake
and watermelon were one of the i'm
portant features of the occasion to
the little fellows. who enjoyed them
selves SO much that they wished
Lynn would have a birthday every
week.
w. P. Taylor, Of North Yakima,
general manng.r of the Eastern
Washington ny. tenn for the st. Paul
& Tacoma I.umh Co.. was T. town
Tuesday Oh business for the COM
pany. On the same day Northern
Pacific surveyors run the line for the
spur track leading to the new site
for their yard which was recently
purchased by the company.
The premium lists of the Second
Annual Fair at PrOsser are being
distributed. The dates of the fair
are Sept. IS, 10, 20 and 81. e. G. Baker
is president and the directors and
officials are we'll known gentlemen of
PrOsser and kiona. A varied line OF
premiums are offered and in addition
many special ones are given by Pros
ser merchants. If the fair is we'll ad-
vertised there should be a large at
tendance.
Mrs. G. N. Calhoun and Mrs. D l.
Taylor entertained at an informal
reception in honor Of Mrs. Maltbie
and Miss Maltbie last Thursday afte .
noon at the home Of Mrs. Taylor.
Delicious refreshments were served
and those present expressed them
selves as having enjoyed the after
noon very much. Only the close
friends of the guests of honor were
Dresent, They left saturday for their