The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1908-08-07

E. l.. Stanton has returned to
AHA Walla where he is working ON
the books of the Hover-Schiffner Co.
for month or two.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Golfer return
q to their home i'm North Yakima
tuesday, after an extend d trip i'm
Alaska.
Clarence King is taking two
weeks camping at kachess Lodge on
the lake OF that name near Easton.
tie reports the fishing fine.
MI and Mrs. Russell Brevear and
Miss Iva Stretsberry, OF Hover. were
IN Kennewick Monday. Miss Streets
Derry was enrOute to White Bluffs
to visit friends.
Bring your jugs to O. K. Soda
"orks and get them filed with
lellcious cider. the best summer
rink. Fifty cents Il gallon at the
Bottling Works
Judge Miles Poindextor, of 500
KANE, candidate for congress on The
Republican ticket, was in town Tues
day andWednesday getting acquain
TED with the members of his party in
this part Of the district.
Fine green bunchgrass pasturace
~ I.lV
Heights one mile west of Second
Street bridge. Send in your colts
and calves to grow up.
Henry Obermueller and Fred THE
mann Ct Lincoln county, Kansas.
are here visiting Christ Kruse and
looking over the farm lands with a
view of purchasing a home.
Mr. and Mrs. A McCleary, O. Rich
land, have gone to Hamilton, Wash.
east of BellinSham for a six weeks
camping and fishing trip. They will
he accompanied by a daughter and
her husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. V. Alburty who
have been taking vacation in the
Mt. Hood region in Oregon, were at
Mother Stieg'er's Tuesday on their
way back to their home at Mabton.
They report delightful time.
w. w. Witt, principal of the school
at Fort Worth, Texas, and wife visi-
ted his bro ther. w. III. Witt and ia M
lily this and last week. The brothers
had not seen each other for twelve
years. They will leave for Harring-
ton where they will visit two others
who reside there.
The law firm Of Anderson & Nolte
diss olved partnership last week, the
junior member, Mr.. NOlte, retiring.
He plans to return to the Sound and
resume the practice Of law there. He
is now in the mountains for a short
vacation. Mr.. Anderson will con
tinue the br siness alone retaining
the office in the new international
bank building.
Eggs &c. Kennewick Trading Co.
w. w. Watson, of the Hanford
Columbian, was in town Sunday
evening enrOute to the county seat
where he has been with the County
Commissioners. He will endeavor
to have a new election precinct Great.
ed from territory around Hanford
with the polling place in that town.
This movement was endorsed by
the county convention this spring
and the Board will undoubtedly
5rant the request OF the petitioners
{. K. Moulton, OF Canton, South
Dakota, was in kennewick the last
OF the week looking over the town
and valley with "a view to invest
r,cnts. Mr.. Moulton was Il guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Howe, having
brought letters OfintrOductiOn from
Mrs. HOWe's brother, Mr.. Holmes OF
Sioux City, Iowa. He is somewhat
familiar with conditions in the Yaki-
ma Valley az he owns ranch at
Grandview just across the line in
Yakima county.
J. II. Nichols and family left We'd
nesday evening for Seattle where
they will visit "a few days before go
ING to TeninO where Mrs. Stewart,
Mrs. Nichols mother, resides. From
this place they will go on IL camping
trip in the mountains near Mt Ran
Ter for a couple OF weeks. They have
camped there before and know where
the delightful cool places are and
expect to have IL perfectly enjoyable
time.
The large balcony which H. NJ.
Ashbaunh & Co. is putting in the
Big Store is practically completed
and greateIy increases the amount
of space available for the display OF
their fall and winter goods now ar
irving and being placed on display
The cloak and suit departmet will be
greatly increased Oil account OF this
ovtantion and several lines viii be