The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1908-12-18

Hawley Smith of Hanford was in
town from Hanford the first Of the
week.
Good, gentle horse and harness for
sale by j. E. Tull.
Wanted-a few gentlemen board
ers at H. Fishers. South Y lkima st,
{. Z. Woods is in town negotiat-
ing with X L. Pratt for right OF. way
for the North Coast thru the Chicago
tracts.
V. NJ. VanHOOk was business visit
or to Walla Walla Wednesday. He
brought back a porter who is now
at work in the Elite Shop.
Sam Elder has opened a lunch
counter in the rear room of the Ken
newick Club. Short orders served
until midnight.
Mrs. C. }. Beach returned Wednes-
day evening from few days of visit
ing and looking after business mat
tiers in Walla Walla.
Lost-A dark brown fur scarf
about four feet long, between the
Pavilion and C. o. Anderson's resi-
dence. Finder please leave at this
Office.
Glen Swanson and wife are NOV
ing into the Conway house back OF
the Presbyterian Church. They
lately came from Dayton.
B. T. Dickson of Seattle. is the new
barber in the Elite Barber Shop on
first chair. He is an experienced
workman and is making good with
the particular trade.
Rev. H. Brockman went to Golden.
dale Wednesday and Thursday to
look after Lutheran Church matters
In the county seat of Klickitat cOun.
ty. There is a church there of about
a dozen families.
George c Fender retured last Sat
urday from Chicago where he had
been on legal business. He expects
to move his family to Spokane next
week and will follow jnst after the
first of the year and engage in bust
ness in the Falls City. kenne wick
loses an excellent family and an ener-
getic business man by this removal.
Lars Erickson returned Monday
evening from three weeks explOra-
ton trip in Alberta, Canada. He
made Calgary his headquarters and
made several side trips from that
city. He was favOrably impressed
with the wheat growing possibilities
of the country. 1t was extremely
cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Morgan are
here on their wedding trip and visit
ing Mrs. Morgan's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kimberly and her sister, Mrs. E
l.. Kolb. They were married on
December 18th, at Hastings, Ne
braska and will make their home at
Grand Island, Nebraska. where Mr..
Morgan is an inspector Of the Union
Pacific, on their return east.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Michaels, OF
North Yakima, spent the first OF the
week in this city as the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. A. F. Brown. While here
they were shown over the Valley and
some parts OF Pasco. MIR. Michaels
was favOrably impressed with the
Country and will make some invest.
ments here later. He is the proprie.
tor of the BarthC let, North Yakima
and has extensive interests in that
city.
Kennewick Lodge No. 153 Free nd
Accepted Masons elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year at
their regular communication on
Wednesday evening. WOrshipfu
Master, Fred l. Watson; Senior War
den, Lauren w. Soth; Junior Warder
A. H. Richards; Treasurer, Lawrence
E. Johnson; Secretary, Charles Con
way. There was a good attendance
and some degree work was exempli
| fed.
Peter StOrland returned the last O
the week from a two weeks trip tt
Alberta, Canada. He isited a mum
Der of towns in the vicinity of Cal
gary and considers it n fine whea,
country. HOmesteads can be secur
ed by residence of six years and by
a residence of three years and the
payment of money the title can be &c
cured to 100 acres. Grain, especially
oats il looking fine. The temper
AZURE made a drop to Is degrees be-
| low while he was there and there
was a slight snow fall.
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