The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-06-07
THE LOCAL FIELD
Friday, June 7, 1907

try one'
DeFrance is laying off on ac-
count of a very painful felon.
Howard Grouse has the pc 'ition of
baggage rustler at the depot.
sherman Halverson is the new
.r;yz Singer" at the McPhee foun-
tain.
CT, Glezentanner, editor OF the
pasco Express, made us a fraternal
call Monday afternoon.
william Dircksen lost a cleaver
tom his wagon Sunday and offers
roward for its return to the mar
ket.
Dr. and Mrs. f. w. Myers are at
u.,,a Walla attending the Seven
nav Adventist camp meeting as also
ara Mr.. A. Spence and son w. Il.
Spence.
r n. Putnam has recently sold
4wo ten-acre tracts off his place east
If town, one TOD. F. Shafer and one
"a Mr. Setter, resident for the
present.
Hereafter the kennewick Market
v,ll he closed all day Sunday and
will not be open for a part of the
tnrenoOn as has been the custom
heretofore.
FOR SALE or RENT-My store
bdlding. dwelling and warehouse.
eorner OF Washington and Second
streets. l.. . HHl'Ef'
r.D.1 Occur d'Alene, Idaho.
Mrs.. A. A. Baker and son Leon
came down Saturday from Ellens-
hurg to Join her husband. Mr.. Baker
10 the section foreman here and they
are busy getting settled in the Sec
ton house.
Fred Laird has purchased an acre
IN the Garden Tracts just north of
the school house from G. A. Lundy.
Mr.. Laird recently came here fr ON
Wenatchee and has already purceast
tract in Section Z.
G. Emile klindt represented the
Kennewick Odd Fellows at the
Grand Lodge in Spokane this week.
He is Past Noble Grand of this
lodge. He went to Spokane from
The Dalles but will he here on his re-
return.
Mrs. Chas. Conway is in Spokane
this week attending the annual SEES
sion of the Grand Lodge of the Odd
Fellows and Rebekahs BY invita-
ton she went with the Prosser del
egation and is in company with her
friend Mrs. A. &. Mcneil.
Mrs. W. H. Harrison thinks she is
entitled to the prize for the most pro-
ductiye strawberry patch. From a
narrow strip between two tree rows
and 20 feet long she pickt Is quarts
at one picking and it looks as tho
this was the best yet reported
No greater mistake can be made
than to consider lightly the evidence
Ofdisease in your system. Don't
take desperate chances on ordinary
medicines. Use HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. 81 cents, Tea or
Tablets. The Columbia Pharmacy.
CarlS. Aune, a brother of Mrs. w.
Sonderman, has been here visiting
her and her family this week. Mr..
Aune was born here in kennewick
4 and lett when he was ten years Old
and this is his first visit since He il
well pleased with the town and it's
}, growth. He left for Seattle Monday
evening.
Chas. s. Fee, traffic manager for
Tue Southern Pacific, accompanied
IVA. u. Charlton. A. &. P. A. Of the
aofthern Pacific. came in yesterday
tce formers private car. Early
.als morning, in company with G. E.
manson, they took drive through
.he valley to look over their holdings
aere' They investigated railroad
/ business here and left for the east on
NJ TO- Mr.. Fee was for many years
!" Tie same position for the n. p. he
~" holds with the Hartman line.
Tue "oOamen OF the World have
ooushta fine monument to honor
m m,e memory Of Marshal Nj. d. Glover.
:" 'nonomant has now been placed
~ poS'tlon In the Mvervicw Heights
,suetery and the unwilling ceremon-
NV ""'l. lie conducted by the ledge
as a0 Sunday morning. The lodge
& ,o, .a u'eet at the lodge room ut 9
o.'ock and proceed to the cemetery
Z ms ne Tue exercises will take place.
dwelling. " ''A' '"e
sh W., and Mrs. W. A. Moran and
sas. 1'en left en- Saturday for the
atr. ou ah extended visit with rela-
sr "es In Iowa and Oklahoma. They
eop ',' 70 visit first in Iowa for a
sha ap'e Of weeks and then go to Mar