The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-04-26
TIFF LOCAL FIELD
Friday, April 20, 1907
r,om Saturdays Daily

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From Saturdays Daily
Mrs.. A Bell is IN Spokane for two 'r
three days.
%, Kodak at the photo gallery
"a .,e showed" how to use it.
c.orge Mer;es is tending soda f. un-
,.in At the McPhee drug sl''e'
,,,.. Irene LaPorte Is the new cent'a al
,rl for the Telephone SYSTEM
1DLape, the fruit inspector was
- Town yesterday in line of duty.
n. Devine and family ere rec ut
.,.,. "a on the Clark forty in section 10.
Alfred Anon is in such poor health
..., he cannot attend t" work at the
ranch.
Tho N. P. surveyors expect to leave
a.. s,.t of the week Oh q change OF
orders.
Miss Effie Hollenbeck is down from
-. sccb,ol for an over Sunday visit
with friends.
There are sixty-five patrons on R
DNo. l and new ones are putting
op boxes each day
7, R Whitelock today purchase one
..racre tract lying west of the new
Anon house from l.. E Amsbary for
$1,000.
There is case Of typhoid fever in
AVN one of the Copeland children
The family lives opposite the new
school house.
". &. Rogers, the paymaster for
wren L Greenough, was in town yes.
terd,y. He left for the Snake river
line pay off the men.
Angus Hay, the versatile and origin
4 editor of Sunshine" lett on No. 4
iar Spokane to-day, having concluded
his services on the Hover paper.
The ice cream social given by the
Junior Endeavor of the Presbyterian
cburch was literally patronized yes
erdsy afternoon and evening. The
receipts were $24.
From Mondays Daily
George W. Keith, of Carley, Wash
vssin Kennewick the last of the week.
d Attorney c. O. Anderson spent Sat.
irday in Walla Walla on legal bust
hess.
q. CARRIER returned saturday from
Rea don where he has been at work
On bis wheat ranch.
b. E. Keeney. u solicitor for the
Hsmefeeker & Investor, has been in
town fur few days.
Mrs. Randall of BelIingham is here
visiting her brother, E. C. Smith, and
other relatives for few days.
r. W. Erickson, formerly a partner
10 the firm of The Shaw Borden Co
printers, is in town looking around
the valley for investment.
Prot. George L. Severance. returne d
to bis work at the Pullman Agricul
turs College, after short vacation
here looking after the improve ments
90 bis farm. He will stoo off at Con.
nel where he Is In charge of the dry
farming experiment conducted by the
itatr. The state has so acres uudel
cultivation 10 different ways to see
what method tf pl'winy. cultivating
OF narrowing will best conserve the
moisture In the soil. The productive
tyof various grains under the condi
tons will he testt d and vs,i. US grass
sand forage foods will b. experiment.
ed with.
From Wednesdays Daily
FOR SALE Store aud residence
building F.O. Gibbons.
AoDAKS and supplies. violins, etc.
~ tue punLO SaiVTy.
FOR SALE-Good alfalfa hay, SIC
per ton, second grade, IS. 4. Holiday
=. IL Deishton is display ing large
perfectly formed straw berry. 1t is
green.
Miss Belle Halxamo, neice of Mrs
Oohnoly. who hs, been visiting her
fe'urhed with tie fa lily to Spokane
Mr. aud Mrs. Frank Emiph and
lighter returned home from Walls
"al'a, where they have Teen visiting
relatives Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Noble and child
o'oswtgo, Iowa, are here on tour Of
inspection Of the West. Mrs. Noble il
'''S'er OF WI. and B. J. Duncan.
Connolly and family have moved
" e,"ka"e where Mr.. Connolly ha,
employment with Millionaire Sweene,
OA'"g after his he place in the city
!. : .ue Young Peoples Society of the
'0!'er'an church will give an ice
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