The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1908-05-15
Yakima Best Flour is always the

creamery butter 50 cents per 10 at
hennewick Trading Company.
Buy some of that $500 coal at the
st. Paul yard.
IT. ). b. Schlund has Just added a
cast-gold inlaying machine to his
dental equipment, an up-to-date de.
vice 1or making the metal filings
much more easily and rapidly and
lhsuring a better protection for the
the tooth and permanency to the fill.
ing. The process is difficult to ex-
plain but is founded on correct
scientific principles and shows that
ohe Doctor is right up to the times
IN the practice OF his profession.
H. M. Desgranges returned from
Rockford Tuesday morning to remain
thls week If no unfavorable word is
received. He reports her illness with
erysipe'as which affects her heart.
was extremely critical for the first
It" days they were at Spokane but
she Is now making steady improve
iheht ana Is now at Rockford with
her mother. The physician who was
greatly alarmed about her at first
now thinks she will get along all
right.
The Senior class of the High School
held their class picnic last Friday at
the Willows on the Clements ranch.
Inc entire class was present and al
SO Miss Bernice Griffith and Wynn
Sweet. Mrs. Chas. II. Collins was
the chaperOne. A most pleasant
day was spent, the special feature of
which was the boating. outside OF
course OF the fine spread which the
girls brought and the boys cooked
on the ground with rare culinary
skill.
Miss Mabel Cox and Elsie Clements
entertained Il dozen of their friends
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. b.
Clements last Saturday evening.
Miss Cora Bower furnished the music
for the dancing and was enjoyed until
late hour. Mrs Clements served
refreshments in her Usual hospitable
style. At cards everybody was
winner but the game at CIothespins
was even more popular. Miss Cora
Ssrc ombe being awarded the prize.
The guests voted the evening one
real pleasure throughout.
E. l.. Nance was up from Hover
Monday. and gives glowing reports
OF the fruit crops in the Hover Orch.
ard tracts. The Ely and Dimmick
orchards have a full crop of peaches.
The Cash place and the old Nick
kOegler ranch also make a good
showing. The almond trees on the
latter place will bear a fair crop this
year. A Commercial Club has been
organized at Hover, with Ike NJ. Ely
president and Mr.. Newelsen. secre-
tary. The Club expects to start an
advertising and promotion cam
paign as soon as the berry harvest is
over A branch Office Will be opened
In Portland and the Club expects to
bring in many land-seeKers, especi-
ally when the regular passenger ser
Vice Is inaugurated ON the North
Bank to the Rose City.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ o Kitten and son
Carl arrived from Los Angeles, Call.
fornia, last Saturday evening to
make their home in kennewick and
he located near to their large proper
ty interests both in the Valley and
Horse Heaven. Sometime during
the season Mr.. Klittrn will erect q
fine residence which the family will
occupy as home this fall. Mr..
Kitten purchased a large well drill
ing outfit on his recent trip to Cali
fornia. The equipment is such as is
used in putting down the oil wells
and can be used to the depth of 5000
feet. The drill is what is called "core"
machine making it's way by a rotary
motion instead of driving as the
ordinary we'll drill does. Carl Kilt
ten has carefully looked into the
well drilling business and will have
personal charge putting down the
wells on the Horse Heaven ranches.
The greatest need Of the Horse
Heaven is good wells and MIR Kitten
IL going to make a determined effort
to supply them.
Car load of Yakima Best Flour lust
arrived.
C. H. Deighton of Kennewick has
brought suit in the superior court
against Arie Hover, the Hover Land
Co. and the Kennewick Land Co., for
principal damages III the sum OF
$1,000 and for treble damages for
offense. The complaint alleges that
plaintiff leighton was the owner of
certain land in Oregon and that he
had requested his father-in-law, a
a resident of Oregon, to ascertain
for him the value thereof. that the
latter teleg raphed the plaintiff at