The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1908-01-24

=, ~ ~f in P p Richardson and H. A. D.,
Al kinds of strings for Co.,.
instruments at Whitelock's. ''inse
Presbyterian Ladies Anron .
st. Valentines Day, Feb'y i4 t SAT
For strictly first class trees :
nursery stock of all kinds place W.,
order with o. o, Noben, agent :,
1.-The old Reliable Albany Nursar, =,
OF Albany, Oregon.
James Garvey was up in T., 90
Richardson's Court, Tuesday nd
was fined sl5 90 for being drunk nd
disordely which he is working but
on the streets.
Miss Marion French and MrsJ Il
Kennedy were down from Kiop to
hear the Williams Jubilee Siters.
On Tuesday they visited friendantil
train time.
Lost-Three Benton County war.
rants against Road DistrictFo. 3.
The numbers are 994, 997, 99j Re.
ward for return to Wash Heinger,
Supervisor, Kennewick.
For Sale-Good young CO, will
be fresh in about two week, Also
a High Arm Singer sewing ,achine,
with all attachments.
K. H Aderson.
LOst-A 12-fOot log chainDetween
Second street bridge andmy resi-
dence west OF the old scllol house
building. Finder please reurn to
AW. Wise.
Mr.. ahd Mrs. Harry Bean return
ed from Spokane Tuesdayor Il short
stay. While there Inexperienced
property and will move the Falls
City to make their home bout Feb.
LIST.
s 3 Lodge made a busless trip to
the Bickleton country wire he owns
a ranch, the first of theweek. His
daughter, Mrs. A. Liberlnan &C.
cOmpanied him home 70 q few days
visit.
Fred L. Watson was in Spokane
on business the first of ne week. He
returned Wednesday evening &C
companied by his niea Ethel Wat
son who will make kr home here
for some time.
Attorney H. H. Humphrey was in
Spokane Sunday and Monday ar
ranging to move Instantly to Ken.
newiCk. They will arrive next week
and occupy the DR.. Nyer's house in
the south part of town.
CD Paddock has been appointed
Postmaster at The new HanfOrd
Postoffice called Tordnah and the
new Office commenced business Thurs
day. Mail will be carried from the
Kennewick by Steamer.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Simard returned
from Spokane the first Of the week,
visited at Don F. Cresswell's and
went out to theirranch Tuesday to
STAY few days, after which they
will go to Freewater, Oregon.
Prof. w D Lyman reports the larg-
est attendance at Whitman College
that institutionhase ever had. The
class numbers twenty
three and the Freshmen class has a
membership ofseventy-five.
Chas. Fl. Collins this week purchas-
Ell c. F. Breithaupt property and
and will lease the same. Last week
he sold an IS acre tract at Richland
to the Richland Nursery Co. This
Company will put the land in Nurs-
cry stock.
Will McCausland Of Luzon, a new
station 60 miles down the Portland
& Seattle Hallway, transacted bust
ness and purchased supplies in Ken
lewick on Wednesday. He Is put
ting down an artesian well near
LuzOn, and will use the water for
irrigation.
L c Emmons OF Cedar Rapids,
iowa closed a deal this week for a
ten acre tract in Putnam land east
Of town and has already placed a
Dig order for Nursery stock to set it
20 fruit. His new residence in the
Anon Addition will soon be ready
or occupancy.
See d. L. Taylor if yon want to
Duy fruit trees, blackberry and Rasp-
berry plants, also grapes. Orders
given close attention. The very best
stock that can be grown is the
cheapest in the long run. The Ore
yon Nursery Co. of Salem is we'll
Known all over the country and we
refer to our many customers in the
Valley.
H. Delepine arrived Wednesday
rom Trinidad on business. He came
Town the Columbia in row boat to
The new Milwaukee bridge, walked
Il miles down around Priest Rapids
md caught the boat below Coyote