The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-11-08
qE LOCAL FIELD
(rdday, Nov. 8, 1907
amber the debate tonight.

,,e lIue Of tobaccos and cigars at
Sspuewick Club
Dean was at Prosser Tues
a. abstract business.
!. music and musical instru
arriving at Whitelock's.
to Mr.. and Mrs. H. E
-. Wednesday, Nov. 9th, a son.
". G. King ia recovering nice
N her recent minor operation
and Mrs. w. F. Baker were at
Yakima the first of the week.
,sst line OF pipes in the city at
uub; Hayden and Holmes pro-
81 r. M. Kent went to Walla
m last night for hospital treat.
,,nruey C. O. Anderson was over
) Tacoma the first OF the week on
siness.
E. Pratt is out from Chicago on
cunt Of the Drainage ditch and
u business matters.
laughter was born to Mr.. and
VIM. Stevens living south of
sr, saturday Nov. 2.
arn-To MIR and Mrs. J. A. Penn
me home OFFS. D. Peckenpaugh in
.dty, Sunday, Nov. 3. a daughter.
mr,d Vaughn of Walla Walla was
nWn this week looking after his
interests Since his last visit
ad enjoyed an extensive tour of
hope.
Inv. Kilt and brother are down
Harrington visiting Kenne-
friends. Ed. has just sold his
south Of Harrington and is
ling for a new location.
Abtches, pimples, course pores,
Il heads are unsightly and de.
rimpure b God. HOllister'sKOcky
aptain Tea will drive them away
tea or tablets, at the Columbia
uuacy
: i. and Mrs. D. J. Duggan are
i at Erie after spending five
Ike taking in Seattle & Tacoma
ithe Spokane fair. also taking In
Paul and La Crosse, Wisconsin
III home. All the boys welcome
IN back on the wire again.
Hlh Ladies Aid Society of the M. E..
3urh will give a tea at the home of
N Don Cress swell on Wednesday
adnoon, Nov. IL. Hostesses Mes.
Ines Howe. FAIRIES, Haxton, Har-
and Jones. A cordial invitation
1gtended to all ladies to attend.
Hiss Nellie B. Howell, daughter of
10. Howell of THE city, was mar
NJ to Henry Helmer at Spokane.
sstober 29th, In the presence of a few
sadi. Mr.. and Mrs. Helmer will
hiI Spokane this winter. Kenne-
}& friends extend congratulations
1.-THE newly welded couple.
Filter another season spent in i'm
elpfing his fine fruit tract up-the-
fey, ]. H. Morrison left Wednes-
Eevening for his home in st. Paul
hre he will spend the winter, re-
fning to Kennewick when the irri-
flon season opens next spring.
4der favorable conditions his
trh should produce a fine crop
E year
fhe Woodmen of the World held
Fr semi-annual election Wednes
Eevening and the following offic-
were chosen: j. K. De Priest,
Hul commander; F. E. De Sellem,
riser lieutenant; NJ. A. Cooper,
hker; J. E. Plummer, clerk; N. E.
Pie, escort; C. E. Cox, Waterman;
Schlund, sentey; c. Retztaff,
inager.
What the leading baker OF Port
(Wnsenl says: Il prefer Cleveland's
perior Baking Powder, because 1t
Pnre aid wholesome, it takes less
the same baking: it never fails. the
Fad and cake keep their freshness
q flavor, a result which cannot be
eained by the use of alum or So
Fled egg-phosphate powder. c,
Walters" Sold by all leading
beers, 12-1;
|. b. Rose, G. F. Richardson. j
Fcombe. H. G. Tweedt, Frank EN-
y Lars Erickson, D. w. Owens
IS. HaxtOn, j F. Shafer, Chas
nway. A. B. Spence, J. H. Camp
and Attorney E. L. KOlb were al
user on Monday on business con
tted with the Haxton Drainage
'trict. the Richardson road and
aer business before the board o.
gent c. w. Wiegel received a tele
AN the first OF the week notifying
OF the death OF Mrs. Wiegelf
ner, Judge Brand, at his home in
famie, Wyoming, Saturday. No
nber 2. Heart failure was the
NE OF his death. He was 6S years