The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-03-22
FHE LOCAL FIELD
friday, March II, 1907
rrom Saturdays Daily

u., D;rcksen sailed from New 70 X
H. Morning, March II for Ger
INV. Heis aboard the magnificent
.r Kaiser Wilhelm III, one Of the
.,..st and fastest OF the zig ocean
Six or seven days will he re-
buirsi for the trip,
Voelck cms down f'''n We"at-
viii remain her, io' zen day =
n.;ug after Improvements on his
Finley. He reports total snow
m Of eight feet which afforded 80
Avs Of eighinx and there lis still or
;..hes on the ground. Twelve de-
.,s.s below was the coolest.
From Mondays Daily
Nss, Tomkins il the new delivery
dark for Kob'- Cash Grocery.
Capt. George Evans. of Wenatchee.
~. new chief officer Of the w. r.
SrJdd.
p T. Leitch is putting up a build
!, nm the acre.tract he purchased FROM
Or. Hewetson.
T.. Thornton came down last night
tom Yakima where he has been visit.
ius his parents.
u A. and Arie Hover came down
from Spokane this morning with u
el.rI aoakprs
Mr. Crull and family of Richland
have moved onto the Fisher place mp
The valley and will farm it this sea-
SOD.
EN-. Whitehead is conducting Ell.
liott's Barber Shop in KiOna while the
propristor is away on AL extended Wis.
to Ohio.
George E. Boomer, the publisher Of
the Prosser Record is in town calling
on his friends and lookinng for new
business.
Il. D. L4pe. the county fruit inspector
|, here making All inspection ofa large
,bipuent of trees from the Milton. Ore,
Nursery
y..F.E. DeSellem has sold his town
ploperty In Toppenish and will invest
his money here in the good old Kenne-
wick valley.
Miss Ellie Hollenbeck came home
from her school twenty miles north Of
Pasco to spend Sunday with her sister,
Mn. r. N. I.amond. The attendance
in bel school has quadrupled and she
10 proving herself a popular teacher.
The entertainment given by the Ora.
hams for the Kenrewick Rebekahs At
Pasco Saturday night was we'll at
tended and an enjoyable attendance
followed until midnight. TIE per-
foruance will he put Oh here Thursday
night, the 2lst.
A letter received from Prof. Carl Yer
trees, who Is teaching i'm the Wallace,
Idaho, high school, states that lie il
well pleased with his new location
and says: II find my work attended
with good surroundings" Mr. YER
trees subjects are latin and lrigo,,u,n-
etry.
Work is progressing rapidly on 'he
new hotel. The lathing is being
rapidly done. The contract for the
plastering has bt en- let to d. J. Bein-
hart. The cement foundation for the
boiler Is being laid. The area way
leading to the coal and store rooms is
being built.
1say," said the old lady with the
hiRh.pitcht voice, as the Jerk Water
slowed down at Grigsby Station, 81
say. what's all this fuss about educat-
In boys to be civil engineers; the thing
THIS ere country really lie. DIS is few
evil conductors and less sassy brake
NEE. "-Phili.tine.
From Tuesdays Daily
Mrs. Hawkin Melgarde, Of NJ ,sc ow
Idaho, 10 iu town visiting relatives aud
friends.
The kennewick Orchestra played
'ota big K. P. bali ut Pasco last night
@"hlch every body had q swell time
Z. A B.llinger is in town visiting his
eouein Don Cresswell and locking fer
location to engage in the implement
business.
Charles Conway writes that lie had
aVery pleasant trip thru to Lincoln,
nebraska, and is busy looking after
business matters.
~ Anderson went to Pasco today,
"nefe he makes an argument IN the
.A"son case before the Judge aud goes
IRON there to Prosser where the new
Judge ". W. Gent of Ritzville holds
court tomorrow.
Inc annual meeting of the Congre-
kat'onal Ladies' Aid Society was held
tuesday afternoon at the church. The
'''''w'ng officers for the ensuing year
were elected: Pres. Mrs. Harriet Beach
vice Pres. Mrs P. C. Book, Treas. and
See. Mrs. A. E. Nelson.
>. II Gravenslund, went to Portland
w vAv where no MI II .tnoly