The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-04-19
THE LOCAL FIELD
Friday, April 80, 1907
From Saturdays Daily

From Saturdays Daily
puv a Kodak ri the photo gallery
and zoe showed" how to use it.
Air., S. y. Peckenpaugh is on visit
,v;,b her daughter, Mrs. John P,nn,
1t Richland.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Richards. OF
N,r,h Yakima, are here for Ill extend
cd visit with relatives. ..
FURNITURE FOR sALE-couch,
M,rri. chair, bed room suite, and
other household goods. E II Goodwin.
n ". Mccoy arrived Oh the local
mi. morning from Milton and Free
water, Oregon with a car of horses
far his dray busintss.
F. 2. Mcdonald, a decorator Of many
Gears experience with the firm Of F b
Wright, of Spokane. is at work dec
Grating the new hotel.
From Mondays Daily
Thin Harrison is the new delivery
boy at Kolb'a.
JBCIements went to Prosser today
on business trip.
Apprentice wanted at once. Paid.
Miss L V Armstrong.
Lewis today sold his l0-acre
north of Finley to c c Harlan.
HE Baldwin and family we're visit
ing at Mabton the last Of the week.
Cashier l. E Johnson of the Exchange
Rank. is at Sunnys;de on business TO-
day
Frank Volland and Frank Thomas
are putting down we'll for G II Cor
nelius
Roger Wood succeeds Earl Bar ham
IA bapgageman and freight rustler at
the'depot. -.
FL Watson has pnrchast the house
and an acre of land where he now re-
sides of A. J, Barham for $500.
Thamke Bros are laying pipe line
t. their place north of Finley and are
otherwise improving their ranch.
TMLamond and wife are moving
down to their ranch west Of the Simon
sen forty In the Cornelius neighbor-
hood.
c Syverson and wife have gone to
North Yakima where Mr.. 8. continues
tn the employ of the st. Paul & Taco.
ma Lumber Co.
Mrs, John Schubert returned to Spo-
kane last night after q week In the
valley assisting in getting their new
property In shape.
Now is the time to get your straw
berry printing done, pickers' tickets,
shipping taga, etc. Better order now
before the rush begins
DIN Van Dusen. who Is y recent
settler 10 the Dicus-Cornelius neigh
borhcod, has his place nicely seeded to
alfalfa, Mrs. Van Dusen showing US
stalks two feet long.
HW Desgranges and o S Hinsdale,
dSpokane, have leveled, fenced aud
1umed and are now setting to fruit.
their ranches located just north of ana
adjoining the Finley townsite.
Mrs. Stanley D"ncaster, from Vic.
toria 3. c., is here on a visit to her
friend, Mrs. VIM. Dircksen, aud will
remain for some time, probably until
Mr.. Dirrksen returns froM bis 70, eign
tour.
Mrs. Fay F. Dean left last night for
onextended visit with relatives In
Chicago. She will be gone for the en-
Tire summer. She went somewhat
sooner than she expected on account
ofan accident to her sister in v h CHI
she was badly burned.
The new Amsbary residence at Rich
land, is now ready for the plasterers
and will soon be ready for occupancy,
70 Mr. Amsbary reported when IN
Town this morning. Mrs. Amsbarv has
also been down for few da visiting
among her former m-ighbors
jim lawlor was up from Camp 13 yes
terday shaking ha, ds with his many
irle' ds He reported that work VAS
progressing at a lively rate now ard
every effort is being made to complete
'ne line to the Dalles by fall, il time
70 maui the wheat crop down so the N
ooats on the lower river can com
p'e'e the haul to Portland or to tide
water.
From Wednesdays Daily
NJ. A Dwire sold his ten acres in
c''on to 8 J. Pate, of Tacoma.
The German Land Co sold ten acres
VI The Cornelius place to A. B. Pleas,
0fBlack Bear, Idaho.
otto Hanson, the well known con.
e'c'or OF Kennewick. is in town on
business Republican.
y. L. Taylor has PURCHASE two lots