The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1908-11-13
school shoes at cost. Fuller.
Driving horse for sale.

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Joe Thornton is down from North
Yakima on business for few DAYS.
Special prices on tea this week at
Fuller's.
Mrs. l. Grundel is very i'll with faci-
III paralysis at her home in Section Z.
Wanted-A good girl for general
house work. Mrs. Frank. Emigh
Mesdames Sutton and Haverland
were shopping in Kennewick on
Tuesday of this week.-Eltopian.
Six swarms of bees for sale. A.
Spence.
A. Spence's 'olks have our thanks
for a very beautiful winter boquet of
cosmos.
you wish your TOnsorial wants
attended to properly, call at the
Elite Shaving Parlor.
Fresh stock of tonics and creams
at Johnson's New Barber Shop.
The Elite Barber S hop is buy.
Why? Every thug clean and sani-
tary. Follow the crowd.
Mrs. O. Beckcame up from Kenne-
wick last Wednesday and spent a
lew hours in Ethiopia with her sister,
Miss Laura llen-Eltopian.
FOR SALE-Second hand Reming-
ton Typewriter in good condition
Inquire at this office. If,
F. E. Jenne of Prosser was down
in this part Of the county doing
eng ineering work the first OF the
| week
A fine cottage thermometer with
one dollars worth OF groceries at
Fuller's.
Jack Swindler's baling crew finish
ed the ballng OF the Moore and Annis
crops of alfalfa hay the first of the
week. There is about $50 tons of it
left.
Post card views of Kennewick and
vicinity for sale at the kennewick
Studio.
}. Brodebeck and sister Sarah.
cousins of Mrs. Geo. +. Richardson.
from Ithica. Michigan, are visit e
| here this week and looking over the
western country.
j. L. Smith Smith and family ar
rived Saturday evening from Rock
ford. They have sold their property
there and will make Kennewick their
home.
For Sale-LOts of fine baled al
falfa hay. Phone 1872. Chas. H. Col
Inns Co.
Mr.. and Mrs H. C. Curry, eye sight
specialists who have made regular
visits to Kennewick, will make their
next professional visit Tuesday, Nov.
"a, for one day only at Hotel kenne-
wick; eyes examined.
Fall and winter pasture for horses
and cattle. Good water See G. W.
Lane, " miles south OF Kennewick.
For Sale-House and lot cheap and
County Treasurer r. B. Walker
was down Tuesday looking after his
ranch in Section 7, He was naturally
well pleased that his vote should be
the leader OF the candidates in the
election.
on very easv terms. Very little
money will handle this. Apply at
this Office.
o. J Mcclure. a recent arrival from
Chicago. has been hired by the Ken
newick Military Band as leader. The
boys are planning to do some addi-
tional practicing and get the band in
shape for the seasons engagements
A party of nine or ten hunters went
out from Finley across the river
above Wallula and killed 272 rabbits,
IL ducks and three geese Monday OF
this week. Alessrs. Taylor. Cooper,
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Retzlaff. and two visitors from Sum
ner. Wash. and four from Hover
made up the party.
Il. j. Wright, the engineer, return
ed from Portland Monday evening
where he has been staying with X.
c. Bowers. He reports that Mr.
Bowers is improving more rapidly
the last few days and that lie is now
considered out of danger.
| Mr. and Mrs. H. Nj. Brown. of
Atlanta, Iowa, are here to visit their
daughter Mrs. o. w. Rich and son
E. q. Brown of Finley and will per-
haps spend the winter in Kenne wick
us they are enjoying the fine weather
| to the fullest extent.
Believing that Kennewick is destin-
ed to he city of no small conse-
quence and that the people are EMIT
led to the best. We have endeavOr-
ed to put in an up to date Shaving
Parlor and wish to thank the public
for their liberal patronage in the