The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-01-25
From Wednesdays Daily


has appropriated 500 toward the .x.
penses of a representative ut Olvn,nia
to work for Open River
kolb & Sons Cash grocery i. moving
INT" the Brown building recently va
Gated by II. NJ. Ashbaugh. Tue Cash
Grocery has n fine location.
Clement Gamble went to Kennewick
to-day I" take position az okkeerer
and cashie, with the St. Paul & Tacoma
Lumber akima Republic.
There will be u Missionary Praise
Meeting at the home of Mrs. ]. Slaupen.
i'aup', Thursday afternoon Jan. "a. at
2:3O O'Clock. All ladies are Invited to
he present.
FOR RENT-3O0a acre stock ranch at
the mouth of the Yakima, known as
the Clements ranch. Good natural hay
and pasture land Inquire Of Mrs. ]
B. Clements, Kennewick. 81
MIR. and Mrs. H. e. Curry, eva sight
specialists Of Walla, who have made
regular visits To Kennewick during
the past years, will make their next
regular visit We'd, Jan. 30, at the
AntIers hotel for one day only. Eyes
examined free.
II, q. Clapp, of the Washington
nursery Go. WAS transacting business
this week ut Kennewick. He reports
large number of orders for grape cut.
tings. Many of the Kenne wick people
are figuring on raising grapes exclu-
sivelv and a large number Of vineyards
will be started this spring.
The number Of children enrolled In
the public schools of the state in 1905 6
was lie, 1874 aud the number of teachers
was SIT. The cost Of the common
school for the same year WAS $5,O72,-
050 IS. Washington has the lowest
per centags of iIliteracy of any state in
the Union, a ratio of .5 per cent only,
aud so per cent of the children of
school age are attending some school.
From Thursdays Daily
WANTED-A housekeeper for a
family Of two. Apply to Courier.
Remember the Fruit Growers meet.
ing next Monday In the Anon Hall at
2O'clock.
First class Asparagus roots for sale.
Plant some if sou want sure crop.
H. Delepine.
Rev. T. II. Dry. and w. l. Black
man of Hover were transacting BUSH
ness here today.
FOrsythe & Baxter of North Yakima
have shipt in large gasoline engine
for pumping plant on the Columbia
above Richland.
Mrs. E. J. Profit and baby son are
here from C. eur d'Alene, Idaho. on a
months visit to her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. George D. Hunter.
Geo. G Fender returned the frat of
the week from five days. trip in the
interest of the O. K. Bottling Works
in the Big Bend country.
FOR SALE-A dozen young hens,
also some Brown Leghorn ROSTERS.
Brown Legooru eggs, 81 for setting Of
Is. B. MaybOnre, Sec. 7. 25l.
On Thursday evening Feb. "A. the
Rebeka abs will hold an entertainment
and box social ut Dircksen's Hall.
Particulars will be announced later
Those desiring pictures should call
ut the Morefield Gallery within the
next week as Mr.. Morefield will leave
in ab, ten days for a visit ut his
home.
LOST-Between L. w. SOth's and
Mrs. Hesrd's, small round brooch set
with pearls and amethists. An,o
filming same will please return to the
Courier office.
The play, "Our Neighbours Wife,"
which was to have been given by the
Artisans has been postponed indefin-
itely. Instead of the play they will
hold a basket social at Dircksen's hall
on the same date Feb. LIST.
G. E Hanson today closed deal
oy with o. A. Fechter, Of North
Yakima, purchases The Kennew'ck
Hardware Corner, the Anon Hall and
the next lot or all the lots from thu
corner to the drug store. The pur base
was made from H. s. Anon aud Sher-
man, the latter owning half interest
in the hardware building.
w r Anon expects to move his
family to Kennewick from the ranch
above Richland early in February
They will occupy the Amshary house
which Mr. Anon purchased last fall.
| w. X. Anon and II. S. Anon have
| losed a deal by which the former
iuvs Howard Amon's new house and
number of lots In the Anon addition,
and Howard takes the ranch and stock