The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1908-01-10
THE LOCAL FIELD
Friday, Jan. 10, 1908

y. y huoNAA 10 III COWu THIS Wet k
on business.
Ben Knapp was at Prosser ON
on business, Tuesday.
NJ. G. Swanson was over from
Nalla the first of the week.
Miss Elsie Clements was at Wallo
Walla the first of the week.
HI. Tweedt made business trim
to Spokane the first OF the week.
Robert Dorothy made business
trip to Mapton the first OF the week
j. Smalley and L. w Soth trans.
acted business at the county seat,
Monday.
Mrs. Mary Croft has gone to Port.
land on account of the illness of her
mother.
Mrs. NJ. A Mclean visited at the
home Of Nelson Williams the first of
the week.
BORN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Emigh at Walla Walla December p
a daughter.
Mrs. Chris Tweedt left the first of
the week for Oregon. where they will
reside on a homestead.
Prosser Flour is the Best. Dakota
Hard Wheat comes next. All other
brands are in the shade.
Mrs. w. F. Martin and children
were in Walla last week visititg
friends, returning Saturday.
Mr.. Joe Teanby Of Echo, Oregon,
is visiting In the city this week; he
is an old friend of E. D. Collins.
Rev. and Mrs. H. NJ. Bartlett re-
turned Saturday from North Yakima
where they spent the holidays.
One half the people in Benton Co.
use Prosser Best or Dakota Hard
Wheat flour. Ask Kolb for it.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Harvey return
ed from Prosser Tuesday and will
remain In Kennewick for the present
Ed Tweedt who has been visiting
at his uncle's. H. J. Tweedt during
Xmas week returned to Spokane
Sunday
A. P. Pope and c. N. Krum are late
arrivals from Apache, Oklahoma.
They will settle In Horse Heaven
and engage In wheat farming.
Arthur Jacot, of Mabton, and
family visited at the home OF Robert
Dorothy the first OF the week. Mrs.
Jacot is q daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dorothy.
Not a new discovery-'Tis we'll
known fact that the most reliable
Feeds, Seeds, Produce and Poultry
Supplies are sold by the Hamilton
Supply Co.
Fred and Geo &c Tweedt and Bert
Erickson went to Spokane Sunday
evening to enter Blair Business Col
lege. Stanley Pierce also entered
this school the week previous.
A. Spence and family have moved
into their tne new house in the
Hover Park Villa Tracts. Their son
Archie has 80 far recovered from his
recent sick spell as to set up part
Of each day.
The Cemetery Association will hold
their regular monthly meeting at
the home of Mrs. Chas. Conway
Tuesday afternoon, at 2 30 Jan. II.
A cordial Invitation is extended to
all to attend.
w. E. Heberlein and H. E. Heber-
lein received telegram Monday an
not ncing the sad news Of the death
Of a sister, Mrs. H. A. krohn, at
Coarse Gold, California, on Sunday.
January 5th.
Edward Gossett OF Bismark,
North DakC ia u representative OF the
International Harvester Co, arrived
here the first OF the week TO join his
wife and visit his father-in-law. }.
+. Perry and other relatives.
Earl Farrell who has been serious
~ i'll with pneumonia at the resid-
ence OF X G. Thompson and under
the care OF the trained nurse, Miss
Thompson is recovering. His sister.
Miss Maud Farrell came up from
Walla Walla Wednesday evening to
see him.
f. A. Swingle went to Toppenish
Tuesday night to let the contract
for a mercantile building for the Top
penish Trading co. The building is
to he a brick structure S5x100 feet
and cost about $4,000. He will also
let the contract for another building
25xsO costing $1,000.
The advertising committee OF the
Commercial Club, Messrs c H Collins
II w Desgranges and Arie Hover.
plan to devote a page OF the Com
msrcial Club booklet to photograph