The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1908-03-06
Try a sack Of Yakima Rest

-oou co1iee Sl.O0 at Fuller's.
newick Club. '"e Nen-
oeed POTATOES of all kinds 81 40
pei '"'' Hamilton Supply Co.
gloves, Trunks and Suit Cases a1
COST hennewick Harness Shop.
hev. A. -kershaw. the Methodist
minister at Kiona and Richland
visited Rev. j. H. Wood on Monday
Miss Harlan has returned to ths
nome OF her parents, MIR. and Mrs. c.
u Harlan near Finley, after an TX.
.ehoed visit with her brother at
North Yakima,
MIS-. +. Z. Book and Miss Eunicp
Oilvtr Will.open dress making na,.
Tors In the Beach Building in tb.
rooms formerly occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs. W A. Halves.
"A. 1. beats of Laurel, Montana.
d contractor and builder, has DUR
CHASED the A. A. DeFrance tract.
and will at once move thereon and
improve the place.
ID. l.. Taylor, agent of the Oregon
Nursery Co., delivered a car load If
trees and nursery stock to his pat.
rons this week. He reports a second
car about April LIST.
J. L. Penn of Salem, Oregon, was
in town the last of the week shak-
ing hands with friends. He was ON
his way to Richland to look after
property interests there.
For Sale-Cne colt, IL months old:
one moving machine; hay rake; one
br aking pillow; household goods.
canned fruit; one saddle.
H. N. DeVene.
The Cookery sale managed by the
St. Paul Guild will be held next
Saturday afternoon at the usual
place. On Saturday the 18th the
ladies will have special sunbonnet
and apron sale.
Charles Barbre and A. ]. Cole of
Creston, visited the latter's brother,
j j. Cole, and wife, the first of the
week and inspected the Valley in
company with former Big Bend citi-
Zens who now reside here.
r. A. Simmons, principal of the
kiOna schools, is at home this week,
the schools having been closed on
account Of the death Of Dean Kelso
OF diphtheria. No new cases have
broken out at this writing.
Elliot Ellis, of Scappoose, Greg on,
arrived Sunday for a visit with his
parents, Marshal and Mrs. E. d.
Ellis. He has been away from home
nearly two years and therefore this
is his first view Of kennewick.
Strayed or Stolen-One bay mare.
four years old, weight 1l5Ofb, has
white face, branded E on both
stiles, Clyde stock. Will pay $4,000
for Der delivered at the Star Feed
Yard in Prosser. Sam White.
Rev. II. w. Rounds, pastor OF the
NJ, f. Church at Lind and Day In us.
a leading real estate man of that
place, were here Wednesday attend
ing to- business matters in cOnnec-
ton with Rev. Rounds tract Of land
east of town.
State Land Commissioner E. w.
Ross and family are visiting bis sis
| ter, Mrs. j. l.. johnson and family.
Messrs Ross and johnson are look
ing after business matters at White
Bluffs and Hanford, where they have
lumber yards.
Miss Mary A. Thompson and Miss
A. J. Collins who have been staying
with their brother and sister Mr..
and Mrs. X. g. Thompson, left Tues.
day evening for Seattle and on Sat
urday will combine their journey to
California points.
Lars Erickson returned last Satur.
day from Milton, North Dakota,
where he was called by the death OF
his brother. He was gone over a
month looking after the affairs OF
the estate. Two mornings while he
was there it was 80 below zero.
E. S. Emigh and wife, OF Walla
Walla visited his uncle, Frank Emigh
and family over Sunday. Mr.. Emigh
attended the Encampment inst ALA
ton Saturday evening, and assisted
in the work. He Is the secretary OF
the Walla Walla Creamery Co.
Guy Hayden is laid up with a bad
Iy spraincd knee as a result of fall
from u ladder on which he was
standing to fix an electric light. He
hop, to be we'll enough by the last
of the week to go to his home in the
Paluuse where he will remain until
hs is entirely recovered.
Miss Gretta Books Sunday School