The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-11-15
Friday, Nov. Is, 1907

Soft drill KS OI All kluUS at the ker.
pewick Clu'.
H. Vanf orn and family were
down from HIGHLAND yesterday.
Lots of dii monds selling at White
lGk's. Call and look over the line
H.A. Ho' er writes from Pasadena
california to have the Courier sent
~ him.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. G.. Leonard were
M from Hover Wednesday on bust
ness.
Arie Hover was over from Walla
Walia on land business the first of
the week.
Registration closed Tuesday night
with $50 voters within tie city limits
registered.
Ed. Gollard and family have re-
turned from Ritzville and that Sec
tion where he has been harvesting.
Rev. Chandler, the Baptist minis
ter. will occupy the Lawson house,
which W. F. Baker will soon vacate.
Sam McElvain, Jack Swindler and
lin Justice are back to town, on
acc, unit OF the North Coast stopl ing
work.
Tie Big Band Concert will be post
noned until Dec. 9Th. Remember the
date and help a good thing along
Watch for further announcements.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Bap.
list church will hold a special bust
ness meeting at Mrs. j. E. Tull's
next Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock.
John Duncan and family are NOV
Ing to Kennewick this from Ilo,
Idaho. They formerly lived here.
Itis like returning home to get back
to Kennewick.
VS.. Harvey sold his fine ten-acre
tract to 2. V. Decker, a recent arrival
from Nebraska. The consideration
was $500. Mr.. Harvey expects to
remain in Kennewick.
Michael Earle, the president of the
Cascade Construction Co., was in
town the first Of the week to un-
sangle some matters which were tied
ply the financial furry.
Blott hes, pimples, course pores
black heads are unsightly and de
note impure blood. HOLSTER 'sRock!
Mountain Tea will drive them away
3G, tea or tablets, at the Columbia
Pharmacy
W. F. Baker, the popular manager
Of the Cascade Lumber Co., will &c
to North Yakima about December LIST
where he will take q position In the
general Offices Of the Company t.
which he has been promoted.
1t is healthful, wholesome. It's as
good for one as the other. A little
dose will make you sleep and eat.
Makes people happy HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea, 35c, tea OF
tablets. Columbia Pharmacy
j. W. Draughon has opened up /.
store in the Kennewick studio build
ing, carrying stock of teas, coffees
and novelty goods. He asks for q
call and inspection Of the goods
which he feels sure will please.
Cleveland's Baking Powder, in 3-1t
CARS cost only. $1.OO, and 5-1b cans
$l65. Both these cans have the
metal handle under the regular cover
TLey are ussful when empty. Sole
by all leading grocers. 12-l5
For SALE-Team. Ayr. olds. abont
1000 lbs apiece; harness; colt; l milcf
cow; % hens; moving machine; rake
breaking plow; household goods.
H. M. De Vene.
Two miles west of Finley. Sec. 81
The free admissions at the
Jamestow Exposition exceeded the
paid" admissions and they were
less by over 5000 than the admis
sions at the Lewis & Clark Exposit
Ion at Portland. This is the first
where free admissions exceeded the
paid
Tie land owners in the Haxtor
Drainage District held a meeting
Tus sday evening and after canvass
Ing he situation decided to present
q petition to the Board OF County
Con misioners to appoint H. j
Tive, DIT as supervisor of the drain
age ditch work.
Miss n. r. Campbell, representing
the Washington Viavi Co.. is at The
kenLewick and will explain the
Viavi methods by special appoint
ment at the hotel or at the homes OF
those interested In this Health
move ment among women. Miss
Can't bell has had some years exper
ienct In this work and has recently
taken special training at headquar.
ters, San Francisco.