The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1908-11-20

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ser Republican, Bulletin was an inter.
ested visitor at the last session O
the Good Roads Convention.
Found Monday evening near the NJ
E. Church Immediately after the en-.
tertainment. lady's fur neck scarf
Owner can obtain the same by call.
ing at this Office.
Pigs for sale. Inquire OF G. B.
Schroyer, Hover, Wash.
c. D. Rathert and wife who have
been visiting their daughter Mrs. II
BrOckmann, have returned to their
home at st. Louis.
For Exchange-Driving team hack
and hogs; want heavier team and
COW. Pay difference. Call at this
Office.
Geo f Finley drove in a bunch OF
q head of fat stock from the Touchet
country for the Dircksen Market
Tuesday.
Marvin Thornton has been enjoying
visit from his father and his sisit r
from Tacoma. Mr.. Thornton was a
delegate to the Good ROuds meeting.
R Athow, the White Bluffs phar-
macist, was in town Sunday evening
enroute to Tacoma where he VIII
join his wife who Is receiving medical
treatment there.
J. A. BrOdebeck and sister Sarah,
who have been visiting G.. F. Rich
ards went on to Everett, Tuesday
morning where they will spend the
winter.
L. S Erley, of Occur d'Alene, Idaho
arrived here Tuesday to look after
property interests and visit with the
old-timers he knew when he was a
resident and merchant here.
Mrs. W. NJ. Scott, of Kiona, wi o
attended the County Sunday school
tolvention here the first part of tie
week, remained until Friday to visit
old friends, Mrs. C. j. Beach and
Nelson Williams and family.
For your Thanksgiving flowers
order now from F. C Woods, box 81.
City. He represents Hoyt Bros. CO.
the largest Greenhouses in the North
west. Roses, carnatiOnns, chrysaI =
themums. violets, lilies. Ofvalley,
smilax and other greens.
A Barnam of. Dallas, Oregon,
stopped here the first of the week to
look after property interests ard
visit friends. He has just made a
trip to Nez Perez, Idaho, to look az .
er his ranch property. He reports
that his son Earl was married On
the 10Th.
Jim Odgers, the veteran editor OF
the Davenport Tribune, was taking
his annual vacation by attending
the Good Roads Meeting here tie
first OF the week and shaking hands
with the many friends his long res
dence In the state has brought him.
w H Spence. of Spokane, and a
commissioner OF Spokane County,
was here visiting his brother. A..
Spence and family and attending the
Good Roads Meeting. He passed
through the Kennewick country 20
years ago and OF course sees marvel
Gus changes here. He has been a
resident of the state for thirty years.
A. T. Hastings OF Spokane. was
here the first OF the week visiting his
father d Hastings in Section Z. He
was returning from the state meet
ing of the Washington Abstracters
Association, of which organization
he was president last year. At the
annual meeting OF the National Alb
stracters Association held at Des
Moines he was elected president of
the National Organization and re-
signed the state presidency in favor
of q Seattle man.
Wanted-Pruning, orchard setting
or the care of an orchard, by an ex-
pert orchardist of many years ex-
perience. Was eleven years with one
firm. Can give references as to abil-
ity and character. Call ON or ad-
dress, E. E. White,
kennewick, Wash
TUGS RESCUE STEAMER