The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1908-10-23

Aoin 'os%rOve is here from SpO
Kane on business for a few DAYS.
) F Butler, an. oldtime residen,
mere, is down from Dayton for 8
brief visit.
MRS l. X Moore of Portland ha,
joined her husband on the ranch i,
the Hills where extensive imnrova
hents are being made on the build
ihgs and well is being drilled.
John H. Knapp of Pasadena. Cali.
lornl~, is here for visit to his broth
er Ben F Knapp OF lhe First Nation
al Bank.
q Penn vi Salem, Oregon, passed
through town Wednesday morninu
on his way to Richland to look afte,
MS property interests and size I'D the
boom now in the town up the river
born-Saturday, October 18th. to
MIR. and Mrs. II. G. Stringer. a ten
pound daughter.
ID Lynch, the proprietor of the
new dry goods store who is sick
with typhoid, is getting along
nicely and will be out again in !;
short time.
Fall and winter pasture for horses
ana cattle. Good water. See q, w.
Lane, IL miles south of Kennewick.
Y A cochran was in Spokane
Wednesday consulting with Presi.
dent Strahorn of the Yakima Valley
rover co. on matters relative to
the transfer Of the plant here on the
first.
Hear the Bryan & Taft records on
the Victor at Whitelock's.
Miss Ruby Slaugenhaupt enter.
tanned her girl friends lasG Thursday
evening in honor OF Louise Craven.
lund, who left Saturday for a years
work i'll the State Normal at Ellens.
burg.
1t will pay you to look over the ad
OF l.. K. WhiteiOck's II this issue.
l. II Whitelock, the jeweler, has put
Oh a big discount and clearance sale.
continuing one week, and is Offering
some exceptionable bargains in high
grade goods. See particulars in
his ad.
Good sound, gentle team for sale.
Weight 2l00ibs, six years old Inquire
MOunsey Bros, or Cascade Lumber
Co.
Nick Hanson and W W Price were
in PrOsser the first of the week
making the preliminary arrange
ments toward becoming fuiI-fledged
citizens, and their hearing was set
for January 20.
l.. r. WhitelOck is making some
very attractive prices i'll his line for
next week.
Mrs Emma Einbeck OF Davenport
is visiting Mr. and Mrs J II Gravens-
lund this week. The ladies We're
close friends and chums for years in
Hutchinson, Minnesota, and are
having a fine visit after many years
separation.
Don't overlook the big sale at
Whitelock's.
II "A Howe is Installing hot air
furnaces in the residences of C A
Lundy and James Crowell this week.
This has no connection with the
qua ltlty of this article these gentle
men have constantly on tap in their
office on Yakima and Second streets.
For Sale-Three dozen full-bloOd
buff leghorn pullets and cockerels, 81
cents each. Also year old hens and
roosters $l.0O each. PIG egg Peta-
lung incubator for sale or trade for
feed. c. HOadley, Section I.
Grocer NJ 2 Fuller was wrestling
with a sack of spuds Wednesday
when it suddenly turned aud got a
TAFT hold" on him and ''jiu jitsuied''
him to the extent that he is hardly
able to get around, and it ia feared
he will not be able to continue his
speaking itinerary in the campaign.
5000 Asparagus roots for sale. See
them ON the Jauslin place G. Staehr,
The Chicken Supper given by the
Ladies' Aid Society at Finley last
Friday night was largely attended
by the people of the Finley district
and also by good many from Ken.
newick. The supper was bounte.
Gus one. such as the ladies down
there always serve, and their finan.
cial reward was good, as the society
will clear $40.
The Republican county central
committee has at last organized by
electing Lon Boyle of Prosser, chair
man; W H Phillips OF wellington
F., precinct, secretary; 0 l. Hanson
treasurer. The treasurer was in
structed to correspond with tn,
| former treasurer and ascertain i
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