The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1908-03-13
s lbs good coffee $i.O0 at tuller's.

Cookies and cakes of all kinds, ~
cents per III at Fuller's
+. A. Swing'e was at North Yaki.
ma Tuesday on business.
BOrn-TO Mr. and Mrs. G. Fl
Cornelius, Tues lay, March 10th.
laughter.
Gust Henke is back from RichlanC
where he has been dwelling land fOI
the past six weeks.
r. W. Brown is over from the Eu.
reka country near TOnchet lookin:
liter his land south of Hover.
Before buying eggs for setting st.
'ur pens If purpbred White I.eshorI
Eggs $3.50 per Is Mounsey Bros
Harry McCreary and George Lam
oertsOn and the Misses Gret.a Boo;
md Mildred Holmes were Hover vi
sitOrs over Sunday.
B,rn-TO Rev. and Mrs. Henri
brockman, Thursday. March 12tl .
three girls. One Of the babies Wa
still born but the two and til
mother are doing nicely.
j II Gravenslund, the scenic photo
yrapher. will go to up river point,
Saturday to take views for severa
OF the land companies and will not
return until Wednesday. Durin,
this time the Kennewick Studio will
be closed.
Mrs. + F Beste and children and
her mother, Mrs. f Houser arrived
from Spokane last Saturday evening
and are now settled in the Erie.
building next to the kennewicl
Harness Shop of which Mr.. Beste H.
manager.
The Benton County Medical Asso-
:iation held meeting here last Fri
day at which questions of especial
interest to the profession were di =
cussed and following this session thu
association banquetted at the Hotel
kennewick.
Last Thursday the Presby terial,
Ladies Aid Society elected officer4
for the ensuing term as follows: Mrs
W. IL. Collins, president; Mrs. George
+. Richardson, vice president; Mrs
J. II. Gravenslund, secretary; MIR
Thomas MckaiD, treasurer.
The report published last week III
the Reporter that the G. A. Lundy &
Co. has sold the O. K. Bottling
Works is q mistake and the Bottline
Works will he continued under the
present management.
Geo. G. Fender.
F. E. Austin, of Cedar Rapids.
Iowa. ahd Capt. NJ. NJ. White and
Frank Esterly, OF DIN, Iowa, are
visiting S. C. Emmons and family
who have just moved here from
Cedar Rapids, and looking over the
Valley with a view to making homes
here.
F. NJ. Wilson of Los Angeles, CAL.
q butcher of sixteen years experience
has ope ned the City Meat Market.
and has on display a good stock OF
AL KINGS Offresh meats. He asks for
Il share Of your trade and a chanc.
to prove to you that he will treat
you right.
". II. Smith and son Wilbur are
painting and papering and other
wise improving the residence on the
Clements Ranch which Geo. E. Arm.
strong owns and which he expects
to move into within the next few
days. Mr.. Armstrong has forty
acres Which lie will put into cultiva.
ton.
w. S. Haxton has completed bis
we'll on his 10 acre tract in Section
8 and the equipment for his pump.
ing plant, a 4 horse power gasolene
engine and i Inch pump have ar.
rived and he will soon he ready to
put the water on the tract. 1t is
probable he will buy additional
land.
Mrs. j. w. Weger and son Erwin
Lalond have gone to Tyler to attend
the funeral of. her father, whose
death occurred the first of the week.
Mrs. Weger had just returned from
visiting him and left him very much
improved and the news of his sudden
death was a greater shock to her on
that account.
w. b. Sloan, River Observer for
this section informs us that low wa.
ter mark in the Columbia was reach
ed on February 16. 1905 and the read
ing was then 3S feet minus, and al
the present time the reading is 2 3
minus or Is inches higher than at
that time. Mr.. Sloan reports the
winds, rain and river by telegraph
to Portland every morning during
the season.
VIM. Richards came down from
North Yakima Saturday for stay
OF three or four days to look after
property matters here. With refer
ance tn the North Coast Mr.. Richards