The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-11-08
Soft drinks OF all kinds at the Ken
newick Club.

Rev. and Mrs. J. Il. Singleton
made trip to Prosser Monday.
Born-Tuesday Nov. 5. to Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. g. Fender an 8 pound son.
Walter Pollard. OF Elroy, Wiscon.
sin, is visiting at the La Porte home
The last day or two there has been
large number of land BUYERS In
town.
The Ladies Cemetery. Association
VIII meet next Tuesday with Mrs. J,
S iafer.
arthur Rose is out from the Crosby
Sanitarium after two weeks sick
MSS with pneumonia
F. W. Pierce is in town from Seattle
Tor few days. He reports a cut in
wages on the railroad.
A. G. Laird and a Miss MCQUEEN
were married at North Yakima Wed.
nesday. says the Yakima Republic.
Martin Fieldsted came into Horse
Heaven from up the range with his
own band of sheep Tuesday night.
For Sale 40 Pure Bred Black
Langshan pullets and hens; also
cockerels not related. WR Weisel.
Registration closes next Tuesday.
City election comes December Sd. If
your name isn't written there. YOU
can't vote
Mrs. M. GOsset, OF Bismark, N, y.
has arrived to spend the winter with
her sister Mrs. C. f. Schenk on the
Burns and Hall ranch.
Lester Coffin was in town on bus
1nsss the first of the week. Mr.. Coff-
IN Is the manager ola string of stores
In Idaho for Coffin Bros.
&c. Smith has purchased the Hal.
version butcher shop and will open a
market in the same next week. He
will have bakery in connection.
The Baptist Ladies Aid Society
served fine chicken pie supper We'd
nesday evening which was literally
patronized. The proceeds being$4O. 40.
Mr.. Daugherty. of Mabton purchas-
ed the Washburn property formely
occupied by II. 5. Anon, on Monday
and will occupy it as residence at
once.
l N. Newkirk and family left We'd
nesday for the Sound county where
they will spend the winter. Mr..
Newkirk has leased his section Z
ranch to J. G. Pierce.
j. L. Underwood of the Under
wood Sheep Co, has arrived in the
hills with his sheep for the winter
pasture. His family will be down
from Yakima City in a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. H C. Curry Eye sight
specialist of Walla Walla will make
their next professional visit to Ken
newick Tuesday November 18th for
one day only at Hotel Kennewick.
Eyes examined and glasses fitted.
Frank Lilliengreen is sick at the
home of his sister. Mrs. F. l.. Wat
son. His sickness is partly the re-
suit of an injury to his leg, caused by
a sack of wheat striking it when in
q twist and wrenching the knee
joint.
Stanley Coffin and A. F. Wenner
were in town Monday on business.
Coffin Bros. are making arrange
ments to pasture sheep on the alfal.
IA meadows of the valley during the
winter beginning on their own ranch
down the valley.
A. NJ. Rowe OF Lewiston, Idaho, is
In Kennewick today. He is on his
way up the river to look at the new
towns being developed in that local
ity. Mr.. Rowe is a hotel man and IL
looking over the country with a
view t. locating.
A A. Baker, the section foreman
is back from Tacoma where he has
been in the hospital with typhoid
fever for the past six weeks. W. S.
Hackett returned at the same time
after a seven weeks siege in the
hospital with the same disease.
Cleveland's Baking Powder. in Bib
cans cost only $1.OO, and 5-1b cans
81 IS. Both these cans have the
metal handle under the regular cover.
They are ussful when empty. Sold
Inv all leading grocers. 1915.
L. d. Collins went up to White
Bluffs Wednesday to superintend the
erection of the branch commission
house there for the Collins Com
mission Go. The material has al
ready preceded him and work will
continue until the building is com
pleted.
1t is healthful, wholesome. It's as
good for one as the other. A little
dose will make you sleep and eat.
Makes people happy HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea, Boo, tea or
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