The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-07-19
Friday, July 10, 1907

s.,re of 5 to : in Il twelve inning
game.
ARA Maggie Perrin. OF Waii-bu Z,
!. visiting her daughter Mrs " j,
Earnest
y Simmons is b lck from Spo-
,ane where he has been attending
business college
q Smith left Tuesday for Bull,
idaho. where he has land under the
Twin Falls project.
Mrs. Vim. stieg'er and daughter
.rain at work cooking Oh the
steamer W. R. Todd
1.ck Schwindler has been at Echo.
or.yon. to get scrapers for use on
his railroad contract.
Michael Earle, the handspring OF
.h0 Cascade Construction Co.. was
), town the first of the week
n Mrs. E. F. Berrian, from Expan-
zion Washington, is visiting her
aanrhter, Mrs. o. A. Anthony.
Mrs. ". L LaMotte and son Jesse
,-s here from The MethOw on two
rpeks visit to her sister Mrs N A.
McPhee.
Harry Sweet, who has been visit
ING at H. B. Haney's Il couple of
cooks. returned to his home in Spo-
kane Monday.
LOST-A light, colored lap robe,
on the road to Finley, last week.
Finder please return to the Kenne-
wick Transfer Barn.
nc. Tweedt, j. h. DePriest. 3 6.
zwanzg and George f. Armstrong
are doing jury duty at the county
rat this term of court.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Taylor. OF
Vaitsburg, visited Mr. and Mrs. NJ.
" Smith the last Of the week. Mrs.
Smith is their daughter.
Mrs. VIM. Dircksen and Walter left
last night for Victoria, b. c., where
they will spend the Summer. return
Ing about September, LIST.
E.W. Pierce has arrived to work
IN harvest for A. II. Richards. He
came here from a two months trip
in Yellowstone National Park
Acamel can go eight days without
drinking, but who wants to be a
camel when you can get Hires Root
Beer at the Kennewick Bakery?
Catalogues are beginning to come
H. Six or eight nice ripe ones were
brought in Monday July Is from the
John Koegler place near Finley.
i'll. Brass. the Seattle manager uf
the Columbia River Steamboat Co,
owning and operating the Mountain
Gem, was in the city over Sunday.
Word from n. F. koeoler brings
the bad news that lie is worse again
and treatment in the hospital is Sc
attic seems to bring no improve
ngt.
NJ. Vance received his household
goLus from Ellensburg Saturday and
Instantly having a rived, they are
getting settled in their house in Sec
tom.
!: Mrs. d. H jackson. two daughters
and two sons arrived Monday from
Little Rock, Arkansas, to make their
Aone in kennewick. Mrs. Jackson
sthe mother Of Mrs. d. L. Taylor.
Frank Kelley, of Wrenshall, Mimi
esota, who bought tract from w.
A Morain, west OF Section Z, writes
That he will be here to have Il house
quit this Fall costing around $4,000.
lie will arrive about September LIST.
Fire was discovered on Northern
facitic bridge No. 10. near Hatton,
wash, Friday, afternoon just in time
'ostOp a Christian EndeavOr eXcur-
aon train which was coming at a
ugh speed. All trains were held up
while the bridge was repaired.
lhe grand prize of 1925. offered by
Tue state college for the best mich
COW has been awarded to Thomas
Mathews. The COW exhibited by Mr.
matthew's is a half Holseien and
'ersey and made an average OF three
aud one-half pounds of butter per
uay during the period OF being ex-
united at the grange picnic.
fancy Fruit" is the n'me of a
DeS h"rticulSural launthly published
''North Yakima by Low Their l. Lig-
se't' 1t is good-sized, well printed
auu Well written fruit magazine and
VIII nave the decided advantage that
Sls articles will be based on Yakima
'"'ey conditions which would make
'ae'i much more practical and usu-
N''e IMAM otherwise. Send for Il
'auiple and see If you do not agree
"''u us that it is good fruit paper.
~ Schiffner, of the Kennewick
Ldnd COmuopy 10 how, ,I,;c ,,,ooI.