The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1908-03-20
d sack OF Yakima Best.
W., u''e the new butcher IA trial.

sweet corn 10 ients q c.,
er's.' 'e can at Full.
linz ~ ~ ", "hit'lock has added q sro
or1s y, victor Photographs and rac e
mns;o " MS already large stock y,
''us'e and musical instruments u
thorough bred white 1scbor,,
s * go Tor sale. $3.50 per settin" r' ~ -
20 % per 100; Wycoff's rreatest Ut
'ns s'fa'n' b. G. zwanzig sec.7-
FOR sale-Make me cash offer IN N
a acres .s swA OF NEK of wv. s sre uI ~
81. Tp- 8. Rye, 80. Alfred I, yn',"'
't'o fucker Ave. Everett, Wash. %
-, FOR Sale-some fine grape cuutinus
e''oo per bundled and some ans
a MnSssahoerry plants. Chas. Widrig
Section !.
SANFORD and Charles Riggs, of Ro.
saiia, were business visitors b.ro
t'lis week and called on their old
friends, MIR. and Mrs. E D Ellis while
here.
Emil Mullenbeck has purchased
Che Haxton ten acres and pumpino
plant in the Chicago tracts will i'm
prove the same and put it in cultiva.
ton
The Valley Barn has Just purchas.
ed a fine team from NJ. A. Cooper
near Finley which will be used for
their increasing dray and transfer
business.
Mrs. e. W. Mason OF Granger.
Wash. and son Edwin, who have
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. F.
}. Sprague, for some time. returned
home Monday.
A. L. Menhenick, OF Tacoma. is
here looking after business matters
in connection with his land interests
In the Valley and Menhenick's addi-
ton to Kennewick.
F. j. Sprague and family, will
move this week to the house near
the ditch headgate and Mr.. Sprague
will have charge of the first section
of the ditch this season.
Mrs. j. E. Richards of Freewater,
Ore. is visiting her sister, Miss Ma
mic Dry, here and also at the home
of her parents, Rev. and Mrs. II. II.
Dry, at Hover this week.
Ii you want a fit lin Millinery
don't forget the Spring Opening
March 10, 90 and q at E. G. Faires's.
Ii you don't see what suits you Miss
Laird will make you one.
Mrs. j H Wood has been called to
Carson, Washington on account OF
| the serious illness OF her mother.
Carson is on the North Bank road
just this side of Cascade Locks.
| Mrs. M. A. Dilley and daughter,
Miss cora b. Dilley, of Boise, Idaho,
took up their residence on their
homesteads in the west half Of sec
ton % 8-29, Monday Of this week.
For Sale-One colt. II months old;
one moving machine; hay rake; one
breaking pillow; household goods,
canned fruit; one saddle.
II. N. DeVene.
C.. S. Warren of Rearden, was in
town and in the Horse Heaven the
first of the week looking after his
wheat land. Mr.. Warren is the
agent of the Farmers Cooperative
Grain Co.
J.E. Tull was at Prosser Wednes-
day attending Court when he was
appointed administrator of the es-
tate Of Mrs. Katie L. Tull deceased
and guardian OF the three children,
Juanita, Edna and Katherine.
WANTED-New members to join
the band, whether experienced or not
Experienced players are desired, and
beginners on any instrument will
find this an excellent chance to learn
Don't delay, see Prof. Jauslin.
John Duncan fell from Il car OF
wooden pipe which he was helping
to unload and was injured about the
head and face SO that lie will be laid
up for few days.
The band held an indoor concert
last Sunday afternoon which was
enjoyed 10y the band and a few music
lovers. Two clarinet players, one
from Pasco and one from Hover
were present and Strengthened the
baud.
Carl Vertrees has been reelected
principal of the schools at Harrison,
Idaho. The district will erect new
school building this spring and the
number of teachers for next year
will he increased and the course OF
study extended.
Miss Myra Ytlland, OF Sheffield,
Iowa, arrived here last Saturday
and will engage in dress making
with her cousin Miss Eunice Oliver
and Mrs, p. &. Book. They have