The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-08-02

MIS- II. + ullerton and Audrey leave
1he last OF the week for the Sound.
Evenson, ST., has just completed n
me new house on his orchard tract
near the old Stuible place.
Miss Ettie Hollenbeck LETT last Sat
uroaS for an extended visit with her
parents at Muskegon, Mich.
FOR SALE-Twelve head Of work
horses. Cheap, if taken soon.
0. c. RETzLAFF, Finley.
f. f. Ely, former resident here
came up from White Salmon to visit
the Mounsey family west OF town.
I'll. W. Desgranges arrived Wednes
DAY from Rockford where he had
oeen staying a few days with his
family.
Niebel & Coulsen are installing a
large electric fan in the |. 90 F..
lodge room this week. This is the
hrst large fan to go in here.
Ice cream social, given by the Bap-
list Aid Society. at the residence of
j. r. Tull, Wednesday evening, Aug
18th. All are cordially invited.
Give us this day our daily work.
and We'll earn our bread; also Wen
pay our railroad fares, and no longer
evade our taxes.-Elbert Hubbard.
About a dozen and a half of Young
folks from Section I enjoyed a hay
rack ride and picnic supper in the
grove by the bridge on Tuesday eve.
ming.
L. A. Melvin has returned from the
Occur d. Alene district and will go to
farming. He says the Milwaukee is
doing big business along the st. Joe
river where he was.
FOR SALE-A first class we'll drill
ing outfit at a bargain. For further
information call on or address
Don F. CREsswELL,
+. y. Box 81. kennewick, Wn.
l.. A. Jarnagin plans to put in a
pumping plant to water the SO acres
OF the Potter tract he recently pur-
chased and will conduct a nursery
thereon.
Don +. Cressw was the first to
bring in samples Of wheat for testing.
The variety is the Turkey Red and
it is of fine quality, weighing 62
pounds to the bushel.
Mr.. and Mrs. H C. Curry, eyesight
specialists, of Walla Walla, who
have made regular visits to Kenne-
wick during the past five years, will
make their next professional visit
soon. Watch paper and circulars for
date.
George Egbert's moved into their
new house the first of the week. Their
former residence and contents were
entirely consumed by fire few
months ago. They and their friends
are much gratified that they are
again at home in their new cottage.
After August writing may be
placed on Il third OF the face OF pos
tai card ON the left hand side. The
picture postal card seems to owe it's
popularity to the fact that it reduces
to minimum thu duty of writing
anything.
The Hamilton Supply and Trading
Co. has bought over the dairy cows
of II. D. Sweet, whose milk route
will now be abandoned. Anyone
in need of milk please drop a card to
w. II. Allison, Il. L d, who has
bought a number of the cows. Milk
will now be sold at the rate of Il
quarts for dollar. The above
mentioned company still has a few
good cows for sale.
On Friday evening of last week the
Misses Church entertained u number
of young ladies at their home. Some
interesting and novel games and cen
JESUS " CIC q plCOoiu3 PeSt u oAAC w
nihg's entertainments. The place
cards for the dainty twO-cOurse
luncheon were arranged with quota
lions and tOasts from various authors
and formed a clever guessing contest
The girls are unanimous i'll voting
their hos tesses first-class entertain
ers.
). C. E. Copeland closed a deal last
Saturday for the purchase OF thu
Valley Barn & Dray Line from ID. w
Mccoy. The firm has been doing al
excellent business under Mr.. McCOy's
management, but he was anxious tt
look after his land in Horse HEAVIER
personally. Mr.. Copeland, the pur
chaser. is an experienced liveryman
having conducted u livery barn IL
Garden CITY. Kansas, for five years