The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-01-04
From Wednesdays Daily

| h'ss MAUI bucHn"H - spending
the holidays with friends ut Harriuy-
ton.
Mrs. f v. Alhurty of Mabtnn, - ent
the holidays with her mother Mrs.
Si,egl.r
Mis-. Sam Godfrey, the holder of No.
3l2, drew the watch at Fuller and
/ Roesch's.
The Ladies' Aid of tue Congrega ION
al Church will meet with Mrs. Hewet-
ION tomorrow.
HOw's this? A 1905 watermelon
eaten at Weisei's in 1907. Keep Ken
newick in mind.
| Gentleman wants room with or with
out board. Near business part. Ad-
dress X, care of Courier.
J. H. Morrison has returned from a
two months vacation at his home 10
St. Paul to resume work on the Nor
rison ranch up the valley.
Rev. q. N. Calhoun received a pleas
ant surprise last week-an elegant BIZ
ole IA Christmas gift from the Christ
ian Herald Publishing Co, New York.
Variety is the spice of life We are told
KeHnewick is very spicy then for Sat
urday the butterflies were flying i'm the
yard; Sunday the snoWtiakes were
flying; Monday crisp, clear and sun
shiny; next!
The masquerade ball given by the
X. P.s at Pasco last night was very
largely attended, quite number goin g
over from here Oh Il couple Of handcars
hired for the occasion. The Kenne-
wick Football team will give masqnet-
ade on Friday night of next week the
llth.
The River Steamer, W. R. Todd has
taken the contract to deliver in this
vicinity about one hundred tons OF
supplies and provisions for the construc-
ton company working for the new rail
road to be built up the Columbia.
Work will begin before Jan 20, 1907
Eltopian.
We resolve to pay our debts-if we
can't stand them off; To not say any.
thing mean about the other felIow-un.
less we are the larger: Not to fiirt-u,,.
less wife is out of t ,wn; Not to drink
intOxicants-unless the other fellow
sets 'em up; Not TO snloke-the box OF
cigars wife gave us for Xmas; Not ia
forget to mail our wife's letters-nver a
week; To get up when the alarm rings
each nlOrnihg-if the fire il made.
From Thursdays Daily
Mrs. Walter Orion of Spokane is
here visiting her sister, Mrs. Nj. f.
Dwire.
Miss Grace Benedict from Echo, Ore.
is visiting her uncle w. M. johnson
and family in Section 7.
Mrs. Hannah Holmes of Farmiigton
is visiting her daughter Mrs. Carr and
grandson e. c. Holmes.
Rosilla and Margaret Hamilton en-.
tertained at Cinderella party at their
home on New Years day. Miss Grace
Harrison won the prize, nice book,
for pinuing CiudereIla's slipper nearest
in place. Miss Ethel f y received the
BOBBY prize. Music was furnished by
Miss Waterman, and an altogether en-
joyable time was spent.
Frank Emigh took advantage of our
heavy snow fall to have q sleigh ride.
He built pung this morning aud he
ana his friends have been enjoying
themselves today. He did not act y
moment to soon for the prospect is
that most of our snow will be gone by
morning About inches was Oh the
ground this morning.
We are informed that DIR. G.. V. Del.
epine, a brother of our we'll known
fellow citizen Henri Delepin-, has de-
cided to locate in Kennewick to prac-
tice his profession, a. soon as he can
wind up his business in Moscow, Idaho
where he now resides. He hopes to be
here early in February as he is anxious
to escape the drear! spring of the Pa.
louise Country and exchange the fogs
and rains for our balmy atmosphere.
Likewise he is impatient to become a
member of live, growing community
with bright future to look forward to.
All of that he can see in newick-
one OF the crowd that keeps finding out
our extraordinary advantages.
Socially the doctor comes with the
best reputation as an upright and NOR
al man, and as to his professional quail
ifications they are way up. He grad
uated with honors in 1881 at the Uni
versity of Ednberg, Great Brit lin,
and is Master of Surgery and Doctor
of Medicine of that celebrated seat OF
learning. besides holding minor degrees
of Bachelor nf Arts. BtchelOr of Medi-
cine and Bachelor of Science.
Since 1890 he has Dractjce0 in Tatah