The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-10-11

c,ristmas goods arrivingat White
locks.
". J. W. Hewetson is Ill with
typhoid fever
mont fail to hear some OF the spec
,numbers, Oct ober II.
Rev. Tuttle made several calls in the
,,,.v one day last week.
Good, heavy work team, years
~ Call at G. Garters's.
ror Sale-All our implements, fur
,,ture, etc. MRS. ANNA. HUGHES. 5
attorney Lon BOYLE OF Prosser.
vas in town on business the first OF
the week.
wilbur Smith and Allen Tripp re-.
.urued Sunday from harvesting near
Eatsburg'
Miss Georgia Bower left Wednes
aor evening to spend the winter in
california.
AIRS. A. B. French and son returned
sunday from a visit to Lincoln
county points
Christ Oldberg returned Tuesday
.reuing from two months harvest
Ing near Ritzville.
Good horse, road wagon, harness,
and some household goods for sale.
j. N. Newkirk
Porn-To Mr.. and Mrs. Will Owens
At the Richards home In this city,
september 80, Il daughter.
Ruby Slaugenhaupt and Louise
Gravenslund made weekend visit
atNorth Yakima last week.
Henry Tweedt is back from Gene
zee where he has been working on
tberanch through harvest.
The Kennewick Harness shop sold
a3ue So set of harness to Marshall
Brothers at Hover this week.
Rev. j. W. Helm OF TT. Silncoe the
Methodist Missionary among the
Yakima Indians is visiting Rev. Wood
and family.
The Kennewick Trading Co. has an
lad" telling of some good bargains
they are offering in some lines of stock
they are closing out.
Mrs. c. NJ. Taylor went to
Kennewick, Wednesday evening to
visit her daughter. Mrs. Milan
Smith-Waitsburg Times.
H. Spinning who recently sold the
Wilbur Register which he had
published for a good many years, will
locate at Bend, Oregon where he
owns a section Of land.
Mrs. E. d. Taylor this week leased
the old Coffin Bros. Hotel and will
operate the same as lodging house
Mrs. Taylor also has some house.
keeping rooms to rent.
Bert Erickson returned Saturday
irening from Cornell where he has
6een working during harvest.
Christ and Julius Erickson returned
from Genessee, Idaho, the previous
week.
Tom Melvin came down Tuesday
after a twO-mOnths stay at the
canal headgate. He lost thirty
pounds he says on account of eating
his own cooking and ducks were
plenty, too.
W. s. Maddrey returned from
Walla Walla the first of the week
accompanied by his family. For the
present they are stopping at the
Hotel kennewick but hope to secure
house soon
The Rev. Father Cunningham OF
Sprague visited Kennewick last
Thursday and celebrated Mass at
the residence of q. j. Henneberry.
The Rev. Father has promised to
hold services in kennewick ut regu-
lar intervals in the future.
}. B. Clements is hObbling around
on crutches on account of badly
bruised heel. He was operating Il
20 DEVIL ORA wing hay into the
stack when 1t turned over with him
striking his heel and infiicting a Sc
we're bruise. He was lucky as the
force OF the lick would have broken
bones had it struck farther up on his
legs.
X. l.. Leitch and J. D. Hastings ex-
h'Dlted their chickens at the State
fair and secured the following prizes
which Is gratifying to the firm: Buff
plymouth Rocks; First and third,
COCK birds, first hen, first. second and
Third cockerels, first pullet. first and
second breeding pen; s. special fo'
Tue best colored buff bird In the
snow; S. special for the display III
Tie American class, one variety,
@king all the first prizes offered.
Ihe people of Kennewick and vi