The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1908-11-27

Ladies ana FHtS clothes, cleaned
and pressed. Leave at Hotel Leard
W. MJoht Jon made flying trip
to Echb, Oueon. Tuesday.
Mrs J. RGravanslund is visiting
friends in;alem, Ore.
For Aent-Steam heated office
rooms First International Bank
Special low prices on rolled barley
all pNt week at the Chas. II. Collins
waehouse.
| - Ennis was called to Portage
Wy Wisconsin. on account of the
ritical illness of his mother.
l.. Grundel has commenced the
D Hiding of IL new house on his ranch
in Section Z,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Collins arrived
nome Monday evening from their
Inree months pleasure trip to the
east and Canada.
d. +, Shafer is building an addition
I'd his nome in the Garden Tracts.
Gust Henke and Henry Otte are do
ing the work.
W. 3. johnson has sold his barber
SHOP fixtures to Il Pasco man who
mas moved the outfit across the river
where he will open shop.
Miss Mae Sercombe is home for
thanksgiving. She is attending tho
state Normal at Cheney and will re-
turn to her school work Sunday.
For Sale-Good coal heater. cook
stove, desk and other articles at the
0. X. SSda Bottling Works.
E. l. Nance has gone to Edmin-
ton. Alberta, Canada, where he has
a position with a meat packing
house. a branch of Swift & Co.
Have you noticed it whirI since we
got it fixed? New motor-more
speed. Get next! Nuff sed.
Elite Barber shop.
Mrs. JOS. Olbrich and her friend.
Mrs. Lena Zybach were at Spokane
the first OF the week where they Wig.
tied the formers son, JOS. Olbrich, Jr.
and family.
DR.. J n POcock, of Colfax, visited
last Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Bar
ton. They have been acquaintainces
fortwenty years and had a very en-
joyable visit.
K. &. Trip was at Zimmerman IS
Ferry last week where he loaded
about 100 tons OF hay for the. Valley
Barn q Dray Line. 1t is wild hay
and makes the very best feed for
horses.
Mrs. + ROwley, of Wallace, Idaho,
who with her two children, has been
living here for the last two months
in hope of benefitting her health, is
quite i'll and will be confined to her
bed for several days.
FOR SALE-Ten DurOc.Jersey pigs
six weeks old: two young Duroc-J er-
sey sOws; one young iDuroc- Jersey
boar. All full-blood, registered stock
prices reasonable. Inquire of Fay f.
Dean Or at the Walnut Hill Farm.
John Almer, uf Portland is here
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Don F.
Cresswell and family and will remain
for the greater part of the winter.
Thursday he proved up on a home
stead for the heirs of Anna Maybee
at Pasco.
A card from Mrs. NJ e. Carley
who attended the Sunday Schoo,
convention last week says that she
enjoyed her trip to Kennewick very
much and if any OF the delegates did
not have good time it was surely
their own fault
j. J Cole this week closed the deal
for the sale OF his home the finest i'm
proved five acre place in the Garden
Tracts for $500, Robert. Gilcrest, OF
Elk River, Minnesota Is the purchas-
err. Possession will be retained by
Mr.. Cole until March LIST.
| 8. M. Lockerb., president OF the
First International Bank, returned
Friday night from a very successful
business trip to Portal, North Dakota
where he closed up some important
matters connected with the business
he formerly conducted there.
| Z. X. Swift, general manager O