The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-10-04

'o' AeAt year s crOp
w. Kent returned last night
rom The Spokane Fair and - trim to
the Occur D'Alene. W
"A. A. Baker, the section foreman
~ SICK with typhoid fever in the
Yakima hospital.
Fay f. Dean spent a few DAYS in
SPOKANE this week on business and
also took in the Fair.
II. A. Hover left Sunday g veninr
1or Spokane and from that CITY viii
go to California to remain until after
Christmas.
a. II. Richards finished cutting
A'oV acres OF grain Tuesday evening
anu 's ready to begin hauling grain
to Finley.
". IL Plummer, Western Land
agent Tor the Northern Pacific Rv
was in town on company lusines.
the first OF the week.
The Exchange Bank is prepared TO
negotiate farm loans on both wba,,
ana irrigated lands for the Union
Central Life Insurance Co. of Gin
cinnati.
". W. Long, OF Wallula, has been
III town this week in the interest of a
Dig power ferry to go in at the
mouth OF the Snake river and ferry
both streams.
Nj. r. Fuller, OF Kennewick, sent to
his sister. Mrs. S. w. Farris, last Sat
urday crate of the finest grapes it
mas ever been our pleasure to see in
this State.-Ellensburg Elk.
Rev. j. NJ. Tressinrider has been
mere visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Frank Larkin and family. Mr.. Tres
senrider is now stationed at Hood
River, Ore. where he ministers to
a large congregation occupying a
fine church edifce.
The Ladies' Aid of the Conorera-
tional church gave a sociable at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Beach Tues
day evening. Between forty and
hfty We're present and everybody
had good time. Sandwiches,
doughnuts and coffee were the re-
freshments served.
The Ladies' Missionary Society OF
the Presbyterian Church will have
an all day meeting at the home OF
Mrs. Thos. Mckain Thursday, oct.
10th, for the purpose OF making arti-
cles for a box to be sent to the Sitka
School, Alaska. Help from any lady
will be much appreciated. Lunch
served visiting ladies.
Erich Fingers was in town the first
OF the week, after having been at
work in the harvest in the Big Bend
He is on his way to Seattle and ex-
poets to return to his home in Ger
many in about three months. VIM.
Mayer who was delivery boy for
King & Son he says Is now on his
way home having gone the Panama
route.
A recital was given at the NJ. E.
Church last evening by Mrs. Mrs. E.
O. Brown and her brother, Mr. Will
Thomas. They were very favorabIy
received and proved themselves tai
ented entertainers. 1t was given
under the auspices OF the Ladies' Aid
of the Nj. f. church. - Colorado
Springs Gazette. Jan. Is, 1902.
The opening ball at the Hotel Ken
newick last evening was largely at
tended and everybody had a fine
time. The large dining room was
used for dancing and afforded an
excellent dancing floor. The hotel
management served supper. TIE
kennewick Orchestra furnished the
music. Everything was up to the
high standard set by the new hotel
management.
Miss Bertha Trip left Thursday
morning for Petaluma. Cal, where
she will Join her father. and where
the Trips expect to make their
home Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Flint are
now living there. Miss Trip will
he greatly missed from the commun-
ity for she was ever willing to do her
part in every good work. Miss
Trips readings at various enter
tainments have greatly pleased her
hearers and financially benefited
the organizations giving them.
The Columbia River Clay Co., the
company recently organized Tor the
manufacture of brick, have put up
their first building on their grounds
near the river bridge. The building
is % 40 and will he used Tor the
engine and boiler and machinery,
The company expects to make Drlck
for lining to their kiln this fall and
viii be ready to manufacture ana
Mace their brick on the market next
spring. They will make white prest
brick also.
The NJ. E. Ladies' Aid gave their
October tea at the pleasant home OF
| Wednesday, AFTERNOON