The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1908-07-31

W." pei SuCk dt Tile f1dmll-
ton Supply Co.
MISS Gretta Book is spendiar a
two weeks vacation at Portland and
suburban tOws.
Flour 81 .35 per sack at the Hamil.
ton Supply Co.
Lawrence Oliver is sick with ty.
phOid fever but is doing nicely under
the care of DR.. Delephine.
Eggs Zee. Kennewick Trading Co.
Mrs. E. E. Kelso, OF Connel. is
visiting her daughter Mrs. George
Crutchfield and will remain for a
month.
| Flour Sl.35 per sack at the Hamil.
ton Supply Co.
}. A VanNorsdall. the new jeweler,
has moved into the Lawson house In
the Beach second addition.
Miss Elizabeth FAIRIES has returned
from her extended visit to her sister
at Orville.
H. A. Bier was at Portland the
first OF the week to have an eve
treated. returning "Wednesday even
ing.
Try sack of Yakima Best.
Mrs. c. l. Reaves and daughter
Fay left Saturday for Toppenish and
North Yakima where they are visit.
ing relatives.
j. II. Morrison. the well.knowp
rancher, was In town Wednesday
de notes many improvements since
his last visit.
Miss Mabel Erickson left Wednee-
day evening for a several weeks visit
with relatives and friends at Cornell
WASH, and Genesee, Idaho,
l.. &. Moore was taken to the
hospital in Spokane Tuesday even.
ing for treatment, being seriously III
with Bowel trouble OF long standing.
The report from Doctor helms as
TO Mrs. Halves is very favorable and
says she ID sure to recover and that
the results OF the operation will be
all that had been anticipated.
j. 0. Smith was up in the police
court Monday charged with stealing
tools from L. Rottman the harness
man. He was fined $25 and costs
and in default was sent to Prosser
to Jail for ten days.
Rev. Walton Skipworth, the
Methodist presiding elder for this
district was 10 town Wednesday on
his way to Finley where he held the
quartely meeting for this charge. 1t
is probable that Rev. Anderson will
be returned to this charge by the
annual conference which meets the
first week in September.
Rev. H. BrOckmann. announce g
that there will he no services at the
Lutheran church next Sunday at the
Lutheran church next Sunday as
the pastor will be at PrOsser and no
services the following Sunday as he
will be at Portland attending the
annual conference of the denOmina.
ton.
J. H. Nichols, the plumber, was
at the Anon ranch west of Richland
doing some work In the fine house
Mr.. Anon Is finishing there. He re-
ports that the people of Richland are
very much elated over the prospects
of their town on account Of the new
railroads projected and the large
area OF land that will be put under
irrigation which will be tributary to
the town.
Last Friday afternoon The Misses
Beulah and Inez Church assisted by
IL score of the young lady friends
gave the first shower for Miss Lois
Richardson whose marriage to Mr.,
Durwood Collins will occur the COM
/ ing week. The young ladies gave
the prospective bride some very ap-
prOpriate presents in view Of the
Forthcoming event. The paramount
interest of the afternoon seems to
have been the acknowledgment OF
| other engagements by che young
ladies present and leads one to the
conclusion that Cupid has been
working overtime the last few
months.
Three additional candidates have
fled their declarations with the
Auditor since last week. George L.
Finn has filed for commissioner In
the Second district and ia the man
the Prosser people have selected to
beat j. N. Crosby, the present incum
bent and candidate for renomin
alton. Both are republicans. j. 3.
Clements, an old time democrat, has
filed for commissioner in the Third
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