The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1908-10-30

Post card views of Kennewiclx and
vicinity for sale at the kennewick
Studio.
DR.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Crosby and
Elmer returned this morning from a
six weeks visit principally ID relat-
ives in Canada
For Sale-Lots of fine baled al
falfa hay. Phone 732. Chas. Ill. Col
Inns Co.
Shoes neatly repaired; good materi-
al used. Work done while you wait.
Richardson's Shoe Shop, rear OF
Courier Office.
The Ladies' Aid of the NJ L Church
Will serve a new England dinner in
the Fruit Growers Association build
ing, on Election Day. November 3rd.
II. &. Stringer has purchased from
l. q Moore two fifty foot lots direct
~ north of the Ice Plant for 500 and
VIII erect Il cottage thereon.
Mrs. D. l.. Taylor who has been
suffering with a severe attack of
lung fever complicated with conges-
ton OF the liver, is now thought to
be out of danger.
Clarence Sonderman who has been
having the most severe case OF
typhoid OF the year for the past five
weeks, is now beginning to gain and
his recovery is practically assured.
Il. F. caster, the Socialist candi-
date for county treasurer, was
caller Tuesday. Mr.. caster is the
only candidate of the party who has
called on us during the present cam
paign.
Joe King, sales manager OF the
RacineSattley Implement Co... at
Portland, is here visiting his cousin.
Ii. A. Howe and family. Mr.. King
recently moved to Portland from
South Dakota where he was in the
employ OF the same company.
The Irrigation Season closes to-
morrow. 1t has been the most sue
cessful in the history of Kennewick
irrigation. The flow has been unin-
terrupted by any breaks in the ditch
and the quantity of water has been
ample thruout the season.
LOST "A light wagon spring.
Finder please return to f. e. De-
Sellem.
Peter Eschbach, the North Coast
contractor, reports that they are
employing about 30 teams and 30
mon on their work five miles west OF
town. AS soon as they can begin
using the dump carts a considerable
increase in the working force will be
made.
County Surveyor X. c.. Bowers who
went to Portland the first of the
week with the County Commissions
ers to look up the purchase OF road
machinery, was stricken with ap-
pendicitis and was operated on in
the hospital Tuesday. Telegram
from there this morning reports that
he is getting along nicely. Mrs. Bow
ers went down 20 be with him We'd
nerday.
The stereoptican lecture on the
Holy Land, Syria, Egypt, etc, at
the NJ, E. church Saturday evening
wo.s very much above the average OF
the ordinary ''magic lantern exhibit
tons and was first class in every
respect First Of all the pictures
were from the objects themselves
J not some ones Imagination of how
the objects ought to look. Then
they were photographed by an art
ist,-nOt some amateur with a five
cent kodak. The lantern was the
best money could buy, and last of all
the lecturer had seen every thing eX.
hibited, and could talk intelligen tly
about them, and being Il fluent, ready
speaker, with marvellous descriptive
powers, there was not dull moment
in the entire lecture lasting about
one and One-half hours. Too small
an audience greeted this splendid
lecture and it is safe to say that
should Mr.. LeWtas come this way
again no building in the city would
hold the audience.