The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1908-11-06

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started for her home in Montreal
Canada Thursday morning.
Mrs. L. Owen, formerly a resident
OF Chicago but recently of Ritzville.
ts visiting her friend, Mrs. Clinton
Staser this week.
Jim SHEPPARD, the White Bluffs
liveryman, and Jimmie Sells were
down on Wednesdays boat from
White Bluffs.
J. E. Cottman who has been at
Garfield during the summer has re-
turned to Kennewick to live. Mrs.
Cottman will join him here in q few
days.
X. AthOw, the White Bluffs phar
macist was in town Wednesday even
ing to see his wife OFF for Tacoma
where she will make an extended
visit.
Mrs. w. W. Watson and son w. w.
Watson Jr. and Miss Ernst, of Han
ford, left here Thursday evening for
California where they will spend the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merit Dwire came
down from Spokane to attend the
Haydon-Hardt wedding and are
spending the week with relatives
and friends in tOwn
l have buyer for eighty acres OF
alfalfa land in one body In the Ken
newick valley.
Square Deal Realty Co,
Frank Emigh, Mgr.
J. E. Webb and family are I'd owing
into the house which was made by
remodeling the old Congregational
church. Mrs. Hazen T. Murray ar
rived Wednesday evening to join her
husband. Rev. Murray, the new past
or Ut the Presby terrain church.
Van Hooks new barber shop open
ed the first of the month in the HOY
err Hotel building. is swell locker
with Its new fixtures. Baths have
been installed and the connections
with the city water system made
this week.
John F. Shafer has connected his
bath rooms with the city alter sys-
TEN. He resumed the management
OF his shop Monday and has two ex-
perienced men at W Ork, and will main
tain the reputation OF the shop as a
first class tonsorial parlor.
The New Willard Hotel and Robert
Gerry's store at Pasco were sold
this week to Spokane parties. The
Gerry store will be continued under
the direction of a gentlemen who is
now manager OF the Palace Store in
Spokane.
We understand that f. M. Sly, who
purchased the Haxton ranch last
winter is offering the same for sale.
Also that he does not expect to leave
kennewick, but will probably take
up something less strenuous until his
health is better.
Rev. J. F. Smith has taken pas
torate ut Richland Center, Wis, a
county seat town of 5000 population
and his church, the Presby terrain, is a
strong organization and has every
promise of growth. Mr.. Smiths
may friends here will rejoice that he
is so pleasantly situated and wish
him all success In his new work.
Frank Emigh has opened up a real
estate office in the Luhman building
next to Whitelock's Jewelry Store.
He has named his company the
'.Square Deal'' Realty Co. We are
glad to note the name although we
had not expected Frank to become a
convert to the Roosevelt policy SO
soon after the election. The new
company has some excellent property
listed and buyers should see them be-
fore investing.
Surveyor K. C. Bowers who is dan
gerously ill in the hospital at Port
land is reported to be improving
very slowly but has not in the Opill-
ion of the surgeon passed the danger
line, He was operated on for appen-
dicitis and a gangrenOus condition
was found and the case has been an
exceedingly critical one. The report
that he was dead came about from
some one hearing over the long dis
lance phone the report of the dealt
of another Mr.. Bowers. 1t will be al
least three weeks before he can come
home even If every thing goes well
MIR. Wright as well as Mrs. Bowers
are with him.
Sunnyside Branch to be Main Line.