The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-10-04
THE LOCAL FIELD
Friday, Oct. 4, 1907

Monday evening.
If Perry has resumed the real
estate business.
r W. Gamble was down from
Lind for Sunday
Hear the male quartet at the NJ
E. Church. October II.
Mr. and Mrs. E. l.. kolb came
aovn from North Yakima Sunday
evening.
cbas. Conway had valuable Jer-
GOV COW killed by No. this week.
1ost-Girl's light colored short
.oat. Finder please return to this
Office.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Dircksen were
Spokane Fair visitors the first of the
week.
Mrs. C.. W. Wiegel and Mrs. F. NJ.
Crosby were in Spokane at the Inter
State Fair.
Mrs. S. S. Darling and children ar
lived in kennewick to make their
home Wednesday.
Engineers Pitman, Williams and
Marion OF the North Coast Railway
we're in town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Letter left Wednes-
day evening for the Spokane Fair
and visit at Colfax.
Manager W. P. Taylor of the St.
Paul and Tacoma Lumber Co. was
IN town Tuesday on business before
the council.
Miss Zada Cook. enroute from St.
Paul to Tacoma, is spending the
week with Miss Fannie Harlan at
this place.
Mrs. S. d. Peckenpaugh was called
70 Lind the middle of the week on
account OF the illness of her daughter
Mrs. H. j. Duffy.
Hugh Stokes has sold his 10 acre
tract west of town to Herman Wolf
of Haynes, Oregon. Possession to
be given January l.
A gang of men under the direction
OF Deputy Marshal Calhoun are
clearing the Russian thistles off the
vacant lots in the business district.
Lish Reckard continues to make a
slow Improvement in health and
will probably be himself again in the
course Of a year except that he will
always be troubled with a weak
back.
When the numerous wives and
mothers returned Wednesday eve.
ming on No. Is, the waiting "wid
overs" put on watermelon grin
that opened up cavern as long as
the depot platform.
M. Kirby, for the past two years
practicing attorney in Spokane
has decided to locate in kennewick
and has rented offices which he and
his partner, G. Il. Pence, will occupy
They will be found on the first floor
Of the Anon building.
The suit for ejectment which DR.
Hewetson brought against the N. P
r. Co., the Portland & Seattle r. Co
and Stems & Shields, for trespass on
bis property at AinswOrth, has been
settled to the merry tune OF $40
The companies agree to clear out
bag and baggage by January 1, 1905
A. A. Green. who has been visiting
and making his home with his
daughter, Mrs. George Egbert, fol
nearly year, returned to his home
In Alton, New York, the first of the
week. Mr.. Green expects to stay
with sister who is in poor health
He will visit kennewick again.
WIG. King and Rev. J. F. Smith
attended the Central Washington
Presbytery at Wapato this week
Mr.. King will also attend the Synod
atTacoma. Mrs. King is visiting al
Dir. Bailey's in Sumner and will join
him in Tacoma, but will remain fOl
alonSer stay in the Sound cities.
H. E. Goodnoueh has gone to Spo
kane to remain until March l. lie
Will resume his old job of firing the
furnaces in the Spokane Florist Go. Is
hothouses. Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt will
occupy their ranch for the balance
OF the irrigating season. Mr. Hoyt
Is one of the proprietors Of the Spo'
Kane Florist Co.
The public school library was this
week enlarged by about forty vol
,MrInes, the gift of Mr.. e. o. Anderson
lhese books are from MIR. Ander'
sons own library, and comprise
looks of reference, history and
science. They were accompanied by
considerable number Of magazines
ahd periodicals.. also useful for rel.
.rence. The entire school Is grateful
10 Mr.. Anderson for his kindly re-
membrance.
ihe people of Kennewick and vi
UNITY will have a good opportunity
W read all the latest and newest