The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-10-18
THE LOCAL FIELD
Friday, Oct. Is, 1907

Wash Hettinger was at C.e Elum
.,s first OF the week on business.
The Hose Company was out for
nr,ctice Monday evening and made
the best showing yet.
&c Griffeth and F. NJ. Kent ship.
nod their leveling outfit and teams to
White Bluffs, Thursday.
Miss Inez Soth was down from
prosser to spend Sunday with her
,,,other L. w. Soth and family.
Walter Tuesley proprietor OF the
Yakima Bindery, was soliciting
business here the last of the week.
Walt Sweet was seriously Ill Mon.
dav night threatened with append
Nitis but is reported to be improving.
". H. Allison and family is enjoy
ing a visit from his mother from the
East. She is also visiting her sister
Mrs. +, E. Bucknell.
Mrs. Lorwell. who has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. c. w. Story.
for several months, left Monday eve
ming for Buckingham. Canada.
W. Eakin sold to g. w. Sanders
the North half OF Block 3, except a
strip 80 feet wide on the North side
Amon's addition. Consideration
N,5CO.
The Chas. H. Collins Co. purchased
about 22O tons OF hay at Richland
last week. This makes Bbout 40 or
4 car loads. The price is $40 per ton
delivered at the boat.
Readers: We have put out tha
Courier regularly every Friday or
6fty.three weeks in the past year.
You are getting In your harvest now
we remind you we would like our
share.
Rev. T. H. Dry will preach at the
Finley school houee next Sunday,
Oct 20, at o'clock. He will give a
musical on the New Victor Talking
Machine in connection with the
service.
Monday evening Mrs. Geo. F. Rich
ardsOn and Elisha Reckard left for
an extended visit in Michigan. Both
are going for the same special rea-
son, the failing health of each ones
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Howe and fam
lily are enjoying a visit from Mr..
Howe's father and mother of Mt.
Vernon. North Dakota. They expect
to spend the winter here and antici-
pate pleasant season.
CO. Anderson writes from Tacoma
that he Is still quie sick and 1t will be
some time before he will be able to
do much work. Thinking that some
might wish to write him his Office
address is 203-4 Bankers Trust Bldg
: Mrs. Nelson Williams and daugh
ters Helen and Margaret and Messrs
TX. De Priest and A. H. Wheaton
were Sunday dinner guests at the DR..
Hedger and Mclean camp near Rich
land. They claim to have had some
Of the big 33-pound salmon and Ken
newick strawberry sauce.
E. c. Trip is in Seattle rooming
with Will Walker at 6l2 Lakeyiew
Ave. Earle has been the unusually
faithful and reliable printer at the
Courier Office for the past two years.
This office never expects to have a
better employee. He will engage In
plano tuning in his new location.
A very pleasing social event was
the recital of Mrs. E. o. Brown on
last Friday evening at the NJ. E
Church, She was greeted by a large
and enthusiastic audience and proved
herself to be an entertainer of for
more than ordinary ability. She was
ably assisted by the Band, male
quartet, and a ladies' trio.
Ole Brue returned last week from
StandwOod, Washington on the west
side where he has been working with
threshing crew. While over there
ne told them some of the fine things
a0out kennewick and q number OF
us friends will be over during the
winter to see the valley. His thresh-
ing outfit made a record run knock
ing 1850 bushels of oats In 10 hours.
Oregon Is introducing the most
novel liquor law of them all. Its Das.
spublicity. Many men drink and
uon't care who knows it, others, par
1icularly young men and men In
positions OF trust who have the drink
hablt try to conceal it. In Oregon
before man may buy liquor at any
place where it is sold he must take out
q license which costs s. year. I'm
less he has this document the barten-
uer will under no conditions serve
nlln drink. Also, every six months
Tue names of those to whom licenses
nave hoop ;ccnoI Oro npinfod I'm the