The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-03-08

meeting $50 p. m. Preaching services
rs r"ilows: III a. m. special song SER
vice by children's choir of thirty voices
(Junior Endeavorers), and sermon On
Jesus and Children" Subject 100 D.
IN "Enoch, the Pedestrian of Ancient
Times" All are welcome.
IL. +. Hastings, of Harrington, is in
town on business.
w. F. Baker was at Prosser Tuesday
on business for the company.
H A. Hover went to Spokane yester-
day evening for three days stay on
business
l.. X. Moore, the Portland capitalist,
is here looking after his laud Interests
in the Horse Heaven.
j. F. Perry has the work pretty we'll
along on his new residence in the
techter & Rudkin tracts.
The bright metallic roofing on the
new hotel roof elistens in the sunshine
and presents fine appearance.
Rev. VIM. Shape has moved into the
Newkirk house On Washington street
Mr.. Newkirk having moved onto their
ranch.
The degree team of the Althea Re-
hekah lodge will meet for practice at
the Masonic Hall Saturday afternoon
at 2 O'clock.
First car of early seed potatoes has
arrived at the Collins COMMISSION
Co.'s. Orders should be placed now in
order to secure seed for early planting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Cole are now nice
ly settled in their fine new home which
they recently purchased. c. w. Nc
Coy's hove moved into Sam Wards
house.
Will Muncey and family have moved
to Richland and G. E. Griffith will
move into the house which Muncey
formerly owned but recently sold to c.
w. Tomkins.
F. SegesseHmann, of Spokane,
popular salesman for Holly-Mason,
Marks Hardware Co., is in town look
ing after his land interests. He owns
one of the Garden Tracts and some
some acreage up the valley.
Kennewick Nest No. 8, brotherhood
of Owls will meet Friday evening,
March 8, at O'clock in Anon's Hall.
A full attendance is desired as business
of importance is to be transacted.
E. l.. Kolb, Sec. F. A Swingle, Elk.
George R Marvin, the popular busi-
ness manager of the Steamer Todd, in
forms US that the boat is loaded to her
full capacity every trip. The first trip
it carried a cargo of so tons, the second
trip IS tons and she went this morning
with full cargo.
Mrs. II. s. Anon entertained her
Sunday School class Thursday after
noon at her home on Second street.
Fifteen girls were present and the after
noon past pleasantly with games and
music, Light refreshments were
served by the hostess.
George Jauslin received word the
first of the week of the death of his
mother in Brese, Switzerland. OF the
six children, all are at home except
the professor, who Left the old country
when he was Il ana has never 81 &c
gone back to visit the old home.
John Collins, all employee Of the
North Coast railway, last week pur.
chased a gasoline launch which he
will use in connection with the raft he
built here to make soundings aud bor-
ings for bridge foundations across the
Columbia. He has large equipment
of boring apparatus and drills. He is
in camp below the mouth of the Snake
river.
MIR. Julius Nelson Is the name of the
new "hired man" ut the Columbia
Pharmacy; Mr.. Nelson is practical
and experienced pharmacist ana wars
formerly employed by Mr.. Sheppard
at Spring Valley, Mimi. This is
sufficient introduction and recommen-
dation of good character and ability.
Tuesday E. NJ Goodwin retired from
the Corner Store where, associated
with J. E. TuIl, he had conducted
general merchandise business for the
past Is months, Mr.. Tull continuing
the business. Mr.. Goodwin has been
popular business man and has made
host of friends whom will wish sue
cess in whatever he undertakes. For
the present he will retain his residence
fin Kennewick. He is interested in
some coal mine property in the Crows
Nest region in British Columbia and
will lock after that for some time.