The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-08-09

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resorts on the Sound for a couple Of
/ of months.
The publ, drinking fountain has
been put in ut the corner of Yakima
| and Second streets.
/ III y. Bier has gone t SOAP Lake
/ 10 try Il months trrntm mt OF the
water for his rheumatism
Mrs. Royce Trip is spending a
couple Oh months in Portland visit
ing her sister Mrs. C. H Reed.
1t flows like electricity thru your
vein>: it does the work. If Won are
wasting away take HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea 80 cents, Tea or Tab
lets, The Co n,nbia Pharmacy
Mrs. John Mt"tea and SOa~ George.
country and stanley, returi.e.. a,,lne
from the Sound country trida, eve
ming after II 81 days absence They
We're ali mighty clad to get back to
h"hii""i'h y hiclI looks better than
ever 10 them
y. y. AhutrsUn was in town a
couple "f days the first OF the week
on important business matters. He
returned TO Tacoma Thursday where
he will remain the res OF the summer,
The Sound climate has proven very
beneficial as a remedy for hay fever.
The band had a very satisfactory
practice meeting Tuesday night,
going through some of the new
music which was recently received.
They will play an Open-air concert
Sunday Aug. Is, and are planning
on running an excursion to White
Bluffs on the Mountain Gem soon.
j. II Gravenslund, photographer,
has moved into the old drug store
building half block south OF Tull's
corner. This building has beeh fitted
up for the picture-taking business
and has excellent light. The studio
carries stock Of kodaks and supplies
and violins.
Chas H. Collins left Wednesday
evening tor the east visiting rela-
tives and friends en route. On Aug
ust 2lst at the home of the brides
parents at Grand Rapids, Michigan
he will be married to Miss Mnttie l..
Waterman. On their return they
will occupy a suite of rooms in the
King block,
The y ung ladies of the Lutheran
church will hold an ice cream S rcial
and boat party ae the home of Miss
Ida krus". Saturday evening Aug.
10 $50 p. IN. An ample number OF
boats will he secured for thu. evening
to give one and all the privilege If
enjOyin" a boat ride on the beautiful
Columbia
Miss Matte. PERI, anh liz terry
left for h NHtiDua Park Thu. >dav.
After touring the Park they will stop
at other points on their way back to
| their sch coils The former will teach
at Bismark, North Dakota, where
she has taught for seven years, and
the latter to SigOurney. Iowa, for
her fourth years work.
A. S. Carr and family, of Ireton,
arrived the las5 Of the week for a
short visit with their friends Mr.. and
Mrs. J. l. Johnson On Wednesday
they continued their trip to the
Coast Cities where they will join
their son and visit Portland The
son will return home from there and
the family will visit a number OF
California points.
Alex Bier has traded his automO-
! Dil.. to } il. Bushnell of Wallula. for
q gasoline launch. On Tuesday the
automobile was given Il trv-uut on
the street ami tleX put the machine
thru all the movements, speeds. tn MS
and reverses like il professional chat
feur. The new owner reached Wal
lula thru the sand with i1 in good
time and without accident which is
a strong Endorsement OF the machine
and it's strength and durability.
The launch is fine boat strongly
built and brass trimmed, with a can
opy top. She will prove lively
addition to the kennewick fleet.
The White Bluffs Spokesman under
date of August ?, reached Onr desk
Thursday as we were going to press
The paper has a generous advertis-
ing patronage, as yet mostly from
the kennewick merchants and pro-
fessiOnal men. The advertising is
attractive and well put up The pa
per consists of four pages, two pages
patent and two home print. The
publisher. Angus Hay, of Sunshine
fame, promises an enlargement OF
paper at an early date Special
write ups of the features OF his cOun-
try will make strong department
of the paper, we infer from his open
ing announcement. The Spokesman
should prove d strong force in the de-
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