The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-08-16
f~hty OF 1877 Rogers knives and
'orks at the jewelry store

iiehry CneW, of Walla Walla
'is''ed at Thos. McKain's last weel
/ The band will civ. an Oman, .,,
concert next sunday afternoon from
8 To 1 O'Clock
NJ y. Kitten arrived Thursday to
looh after some business matters in
hehnewick and vicinity.
H. l.. Allen had the misfortune to
SMASH his foot the first of the week
ny dropping cake OF ice on it.
LOST-Gold locket and chat, ,,o,
eo had initials V. \. engraved unon
1t. Reward for it's return to the
Courier Office.
Mrs NJ. P. Robertson of Davis. 1T.
Is here visiting her old friends. Mr..
ana Mrs. E. K. Carnahan. She will
make an extended stay.
Miss Edith Kennedy, OF Rosalia. who
mas been visiting Miss Mary and Mel
lie brown for the past two weeks.
returned home Saturday.
Miss Kelly OF st. Paul is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Cayce. Miss Kelly
was the special nurse assigned to
care for Mrs. C.yce when she was in
the hospital at W ALA Walla.
1t flows like electricity thru YOUR
veins; 1t does the work. If you are
wasting away take HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountai" Tea. IS cents, Tea or Tab
lets The Columbia Pha ma y.
Mrs. Frank Wright, of Bedford
Iowa, is here visiting her brother.
Fay F. Dean, and wife She is ac-
companied by her daughter, Miss
Edith. They will remain about a
month.
& E. Griffith has purchased the
three-acre Clements place in the Gar
den Tracts for $500. The Griffeths
will orcupy it as a home early this
Fall.
Mrs w. F. Baker was called to
Seattle Tuesday by a telegram an
nOuncing the death of her father. G.
II. BrOwnfield. The death was sud.
den and unexpected, as he had been
in his usual health until a few hours
before his death.
In a letter from Spitzbergen dated
July 4. Walter Wellman reports that
the big balloOn-house to shelter the
airship has been covered with sail
cloth. He also says the car is nearly
ready, and announces the arrival of
OF the Siberian dogs that are to &C.
company the polar expedition.
Postmaster J. N. Scott informs us
it may be necessary to suspend the
rural mail service on part of the
route on account of water in tile
road. The farmers say this will be
remedied soon by the bitches of the
new drainage district which was re-
Gently formed and ready now to be
put into use.
E. D. Ellis has shipped pair of deer
down from RosaIia. A park has been
enclosed for them on the Roseman lots
in the south part of town, where there
is excellent feed These graceful ami
mails, so active and alert, are attract
ing much attention. Groups Of the
town people may be seen watching
them at almost any hour of the day.
James CrOwell informs us that the
Hover Grand Hotel has been rented
to an experienced hotel man and
that the furniture and equipment
are now ordered and will he installed
as rapidly as possible. The furniture
and carpets should, for the most
part, arrive within the next thirty
days, j. E. Maddrey, OF WallaWalla,
will represent the Hover-Schiffner
Co. and have his office in the build
ing. The Office at present occupied
by the company will be used prob
ably by Lundy & CrOwell as q grain
Office.
Monday afternoon, 6. T. Thatch
was ecraping sand out OF II lateral
ditch near Alfalfa. He had the lines
tied around his waist. InsOme man.
ner the horses became entangl"d IN
the harness a I'D one Of them fell on
the young man. In getting up the
animal placed both feet on Mr..
Thatch's abdomen, rendering him un-
conscious. He was carried to the
residence OF his brother, J.V Thatch
and everything possible was done to
relieve his suffering until the arrival
that evening of Dr.. Sutner. OF Walla
Walla. He was taken to st. Mary's
hospital Tuesday morning accom-
panied by his brother. He is Thought
to be badly injured, but hopes for
his recovery are OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
way. MIR. Thatch spent some time
here last Fall visiting his brother, j.
V. Thatch.
Repairs on the waterwOrks, which
it was announced in the Courier OF
last week would be made Wednes-