The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-10-25
Friday, Oct. IS, 1907

+ Schcuk is moving onto the
rarus & Hall ranch this Week.
wanted At once, cook and wait
), On the Steamer Todd.
A. Cochran was in Seattle on
,usiness the first Of the week.
n, and Mrs. l.. K. Whitelock were
spokane the first OF the week.
rh Northern Pacific has establish
ian operator and agent at Alfalfa.
Far Sale-AlI our implements, fur
,,rp etc. Mrs. ANNA. HUGHES. :;
p;.bard Mounsey was down from
With Yakima for an over Sunday
,si at home.
| Pulerpaush returned the last OF
.ho week from harvesting and
threshing in the Palouse.
l Mrs. L. Hanson was called to Hat
ION Wednesday evening by the ser
4 ions illness OF her mother.
VI NUS -"
i re Tull is having a cellar eXcavat-
| ~ uuder the rear part OF his store,
,ary much increasing his storage
room
I,IFALFA PASTURE FOR RENT.
Feed fer about so head of horses
ard cattle. Water in field. Near
Finley. ii. b. HANEY.
Mr. and Mrs. h. ID, Omer who have
hon visiting \. l.. Owens and Mr..
and Mrs " NJ. Owens for the past
week returned to their home in Iowa
T ursday evening.
A. Hamilton infOrmsus that the
Hamilton Supply and Trading Co
will esta blsh a branch at Richland.
Chief Engineer Pitman and right
otway agent Woods of the North
Cast, were in town on business
Thursday.
The Fire Company was out for
practice Monday. Tie boys are
showing conmendable enthusiasm
IN getting the organization in shape.
n Big 4 coffee, the result OF years Of
experience in roasting and blending.
In four grades, 25c., 30c., Soc. and 45e.
per pound. Handled exclusively by
Kolb & Son.
I'D. Hastir gs left Thursday for an
extended stay of most of the winter
with his son, A. II. Hastings, and
family in Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rowley of
Sioux City, Iowa, are here visiting
Mrs. Rowley's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
R. J. Simmons and family and also
her sister, Mrs. E. G. Patterson and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Koppen were
in town the first Of the week return
Ing to their home at KOppen's Land
Ing Mr.. KOppen having had a siege
ILLNESS in the hospital for several
weeks past.
FOR SALE-Team. yr. olds. about
1000 lbs. a piece; harness; colt. mich
cow; % hens; mo wing machine; rake;
breaking plow; household goods.
H. NJ. De Vene.
Two miles west of Finley. Sec. q
Mrs. J. J. Cole left Sunday for Cres-
ton, Washington to visit the ranch
aud spend three or four weeks there
and at other Big Bend points.
Marshal Calhoun last Saturday
purchased from W. A. MOrain lots
and in block ), Morain's Garden
Tracts. They adioin Mr.. Calhouu's
present residence.
A.Spence is putting a foundation
Tor house, having already built a
barn on his lots north of the Charlton
Orchards. He has Il fine location for
ahome
The Lewtas brothers are putting
up six room house ON their tract
near the Bowles place. They are
getting ready to set out 10 acres to
irult. The family will follow from
oeattle as soon as the house is COM
pleted
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Haxton and
Sons returned Friday night from
thelr extended visit to relatives and
friends at the old home in Spencer.
indiana. They enjoyed themselves
every minute they were there, but
we're glad to get back to kennewick
Tor the winter.
The engine and boiler for the brick
pant were unloaded Thursday
morning and taken down to the
company's new building. The en-
slile and boiler are both OF the Ames
make, the engine being % horse pow
Ct and the boiler 80. The company
expect to begin making brick in Il
week or ten DAYS.
1t is learned that the citizens of
'dillornia are anxious to have Adj
niiral Dewey so to San Francisco
Us the city's guest when the fleet CT