The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-11-01

u. Holman and family have moved
TO Pasco for the winter.
ID. w. Nc Coy was in Walla Walla
the first of the week on business.
The finest line of fancy vases ever
shown in kennewick at Whitelock's
car OF fine Paluuse potatoes lust
received at the kennewick TRADING
Co.
Mrs. NJ. Driscoll returned Saturday
from several weeks stay in Genesee
Idaho.
"A. W. Wise has greatly improved
his residence by raising it and add
ing to it.
George Brown, the drayman at
the Valley Barn, is away on a bust
ness trip to ROsalia.
Mrs. +. W. Schultz, of Boston. is
mere making an extended visit with
IT, A. Bier and family.
H. G. J. Tweedt returned the first
OF the week from a business trip to
Genesee and other cities.
Allen and Lewis, the Portland
Iobbers, hava shipped another car
OF sugar for distribution from Ken
newick.
Frank Kelley arrived Tuesday
from Wrenshall, MINI for a two
months stay in Kennewick looking
after his land interests.
A taffy pull will be given in the
Idle Hour building Friday evening,
Nov. 8. All are invited to attend
and have a good time.
G. M. Henrichsen came down from
Ethiopia this week and is putting up
frame building 12x24 on his lots ac-
cross from the Beach block.
II. P. Svendsen, president OF the
Cascade Lbr. Go. and P. C. Palmer
the auditor for the company were in
town Sunday and Monday.
D. L. Taylor, agent for the Oregon
Nursery Co., now has his Office in the
building which c. o. Anderson for
mely occupied as law office.
Attorneys Hal H. Ccle and his
partner Humphrey have decided to
locate in Kennewick and have rented
offices in the King block.
Mrs. J. L. DeForce and two chill
dren left Friday for visit at Pasa-
dena. California, where Mr.. DeForce
has property.-Pasco Express.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid Society
held their meeting with Mrs. Christ
Kruse on Wednesday afternoon and
passed a pleasant and profitable
time.
c. o. Anderson writes from Ia
coma that he will be in Kennewick
next Tuesday and Wednesday, Nov.
and 6, and those wishing to see
him can do so.
Oscar Howe has let the contract
to Peckenpaugh and Anthony for
the erection of a story and a half
dwelling house on the Howe half
acre tract in the Beach Addition.
A party composed of Alex Bier.
Robert Grouse, Phil Bier and Julius
Nelson were out boat riding in
Alexis gasoline launch Sunday. The
engine worked fine and they had a
delightful cruise.
J. H. Nichols. the Plumber has
started the erection of six rom re-
sidence on lots and 8. Block 13,
Second Addition to Kennewick. 1t
ia 24x30 and will cost about $1,000.
George E. Armstrong has charge Of
the work.
The Freshman class of the High
School rendered reception to the
Juniors last Friday evening. Fifty
or sixty were present and all enjoy
ed pleasant evening. Light re-
freshments were served. Games
were the principal amusement of the
evening.
A party Of goose hunters composed
OF Rev. j. II. Wood, Chas. Conway,
Fl. Bowers, the StOckman Bros.
Roger Wood, P. E. Mors and Albert
Mors went out to the hills Tuesday
afternoon and returned Wednesday.
They secured IA geese, principally
shot from the pits over decOys; of
the latter they had a plentiful supply
both of wooden birds and tame
geese. Parson Wood is certain he
killed one goose as he shot it when
away from the rest of the crowd.
The party had broad grins on their
faces that indicated they had enjoy
ed the sport.
Architect F. A. Swingle will leave
for Toppenish tonight to start tie
foundation for q large mercantile
house for Frank Williams. The build
ing will be one of the largest in this