The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-05-03
From THURSDAYS Daily

S'OiN oSso iCSIueECc
building 70. Gibbons.
Young and old s,ou d read Ncpbee,s
Soda Fountain announcement in this
issue.
The Merchant Saloon is being i'm
proved by an attractive painting. C.
y. Piles is doing the work.
Frank Duncan and Mr.. aud Mrs.
Mob have returned to Ilo, Idaho.
where they will spend the summer.
5. c. Crooks, the assessor tof Benton
county. was in town yesterday closing
up some cd IS and ends Of this years
assessments.
LOST-A package containing 10 yds.
OF calico and new pair of boys over.
alls. Finder please return t" ASH
baugh's store T.. F.. Cox
| Van Brugan, dry goods merchant
OF Pullman. has been in Kennew lex
this week visiting his friend :. S.
Washburn, and looking for a ocalion
A. N. Mattbie aud family, of Water
Vile, will live in Mrs. Simpsons
house in the south part of town, while
they look around in the valley with a
view of permantly Locating.
j. & koegler, the Hover watermelon
king, was in WalluIa Tuesday. John
Is an adept at melon growing, and
when the season is en- he promises to
supply his friends with lots of his
choicest product Wallula Gateway.
G. W Story and R L. Leitch COM
pose the newest real estate firm. The
former has had long experiece in
the business in the Kennewick Valley
and Mr.. Leitch has teen q successful
salesman for the past season. They
are occupying the Office of the B, nton
Water Co., Mr.. FAIRIES retiring. The
new firm will handle the Richland
lands III addition to their local Iistings
aud are sure to get their hare of the
business.
E. W. Ross, the Strte Land Commits
sioner, of Olympia, is in town today,
returning from TIP on official busi-
ness. He came down on the boat last
night. In company with J. r. Nc
Keand, Commissioner Ross drove from
across the RattIesnake Hills, thru to
White Bluffs and Whereabouts making
inspection of the large blocks of state
land in this region. Surveys were
proved and levels taken, at the crest
OF the ridge the elevation is about 1900
feet. A Drother-in.la of Mr.. Ross
will locate in Kennewick probably for
work in connection with the Hanfnrd
project. Mr.. Ross is enthusiastic over
the prospects of the Hanfnrd lands and
'rri Cation project
Mrs. Tull entertained the ladies of
Baptist Aid at farewell for Mrs. God
win. After listening to very enter
tanning program the ladies prGct eded
to the dining room where the table
was set for twelve, Mrs. G"dwin TAX
ing the head and Mrs. TuIl Tie foot.
After spending an hour very erj"yably
all returned TO the parlor and listened
to few more pieces and then closed
with "God be with you til We meet
again." All felt sad in having to give
up such IN effis.iynt worker and friend.
The regrets were many and heartfelt,
but all united in wishing her all happi.
ness and success in her new home in
Spokane. ~
Miss Jessie jackson, one of he most
popular young ladies who has ever
"taught the young idea how TO shoot
in any school in this cou' try, closed
the most successful term of school ever
taught in the John W. Campbell dis
trici last week, and will leave for hel
home in London, Ontario, Canada,
soon. Every effort was made by the
directors If the district to induce Eel
to return and teach this school at least
another term. but they were unable tC
extract any promises from Miss Jack
son th at she would. She will be KEEP,
in touch with the doings of her many
friends here thru the Register.-Con
mel r .gister Miss Jack son is now Wis
i,iuR at the home Of Mr.. ind Mrs
Nelson Williams
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