The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-11-22

''e iNeuIeWlck Club.
r. "A. Swingle made a trim to Pros
ser and Toppenish this week.
me Woodmen of the World = 70
' ''ns d membership campaign.
horn' Monday. November 18th +o
WI. anu Mrs. A. V. McReynolds. q
'a.se or small photograph makes
soou Amas present to your friends
hennewick Studio.
Miss Bertha Richards Of North
iaKlma, is visiting friends in t,w,,
this week. " -
A'h''s' Is nearing, now is a good
'lliie TO select that diamonds d,
WLitslock's.
rree Thanksgiving Turkey. See
ABOUT our guessing contest at Me-
Pieces Drug Store.
Il you are interested in dishes read
n'neSI q Smiths ad. They are
making discount on theirs.
+: +. Evans and family of Bow
BELLS, North Dakota, arrived Mon.
lay and will soon he at home on
Cnelr ranch in the Chicago tracts.
Z. NJ. Cornelius is back from Cali
lorna and he and J. C. Clark are at
work setting up their plant to wash
Sold from the soil of Current Island.
The sand storm storm that came
ehls week will be nothing compared
TO what Ernest & Smith are doino
IN the dish line. Read their ad and
see.
). A. Bailey, of WalIa Walla. spent
Friday visiting The Chas. H. Collins
90, MIR. Bailey was greatly pleased in
seeing the growth of the town and
country around.
Cleveland's Baking Powder, in BIB
cans cost only $1.OO, and 5.lb cans
81 Is. Both these cans have the
metal handle under the regular cover.
They are ussful when empty. Sold
oyaIl leading grocers. 1915.
W. s. Maddrey has sold his inter-
est in the Kennewick Land Co. to
Messrs. Arie Hover and J. J. Schiff-
ner. Mr.. Maddrey will continue in
the real estate business. having his
office with Humphrey & Cole, Attor-
neys, in the King Block.
Richard Mounsey returned from
North Yakima the first of the week
to take the managership OF. the Cas-
cade Lumber Co. g yard here. w. F.
Baker, the retiring manager, takes
up work in the general Office of the
company at North Yakima.
Wednesday night forty laborers
who had quit the Cascade Construct
ionCo at PriestRapids came down on
the boat Thursday morning a SIM
liar number went up to go to work.
The Cascade Co now has three ere VS.
one coming. one going and one work
ing.
Monday Nick Hanson filled grub
box and put on big load of supplies
and left for his homestead in the
hills where he will remain until after
the first of the year. He says che
takes this means OF avoiding the
financial stringency. When he
energies from his den after Jan'y LIST,
it " i'll all be over"
The Hamilton Supply & Trading
Co., has sold 81, 900 worth of cows
this month. The last consignment
consisted of I pure bred Jerseys
which were all engaged before they
were 3 hours in Kennewick. and
and orders in for more. The aver
age price paid per head was $50 90.
They were all tested and proved to
yield at least per cent butter fat.
w. B. Warren left Wednesday for
Portland where he will meet his wife
and they will go to California. His
returns from his wheat lands were
highly satisfactory. He took away
$500 as his share of the crop. His
renters, C.E. Nicosen, Carl Williams,
Bentley Bros. and ClOdfelter all did
we'll this year. Nicosen had over
5000 sacks of wheat, Williams had be-
tween five and six thousand sacks.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the
Congregational church wish to an
nounce that their annual sale will be
held on Saturday, Dec. I, at a place
to be designated later The ladies
have given special thought to the
needs of the holiday season. ana VIII
have on exhibition fancy work OF all
kinds. as we'll AS many more prac-
teal articles. any of which would
make acceptable Christmas presents.
There will also be candy and cook
arv sale at the same time. Wait un-
ri Won have seen their display be-
fore buying.
J.R. Quigley and Miss Olive Lewis