The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1908-09-18


tioh' near Walla Walia, for $1,000 per
acre. Mr. Laird purchased this land
four years ago for 1910 per acre.
Mrs. K. A. Whitelock arrived the
first OF the week from Athol, Idaho.
for an extended vi with her son. T.
Il Whitelock and family.
LOST-thre quarter lady's brown
coat, trimmed with braid. and with
out collar Liberal reward for re-
turn to this office.
The Ladies Missionary Society of
the Presbyterian Church will meet
next Thursday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. }. }. Reed. All the members
should be present as the program ON
Japan will be very interesting.
Howard Amon's new boat, 1.-The
I1lllcum' arrived Thursday and was
unloaded. 1t is trim locker and
has speed capacity of 80 miles per
hour 1t will be placed on the Rich
land run in few days. The new
boat will be in charge OF the expert
enced navigator, Capt. J. A Penn.
Rev. Samuel Greene and wife, Rev
W. S. Hindley and w. l.. Rowan left
Tuesday for North Yakima to attend
the State Association of COnyrega
tionalists. Bev w. W. Scudder left
early Monday morning for Walla
Walla.
Contractors and station men want
Ing work on irrigation bitches apply
to Lower Yakima Irrigation co. See
U. X. Allen at Vanhorn's Ranch Rich
land
Mrs. Joseph Lamm, OF Elkader.
Iowa, visited her nephew, Kit &.
Clifford, deputy post master and wife
on Tuesday. She continued her trip
on to North Yakima Wednesday.
Mrs. Lamm was very favorably i'm
pressed with Kennewick and the
valley.
e. e. Wood, right-of way agent
Tor the North Coast Railway. was
i'll town Thursday looking after int
-ests OF the company. +. l. Wat
son has been suffering intensely the
past week with an attack of facial
neuralgia.
Wanted-Fifty young men to trim
hats. No experience necessary: Call
at Parish House, $50 p. IN. Sept, 25th.
The lawn social last Saturday
evening was very largely attended.
The Wieeel lawn was beautifully
decorated for the occasion and was
crowded to overlooking. The band
attended and furnished excellent
music and the evening was an enjoy
able one through out. The ladies of
the Episcopal Guild received "A nice
addition to their treasury as the pro-
ceeds were large.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c Curry, eye sight
specialists who have made regular
visits to kennewick during the past
six years will make their next pro-
f.ssional visit Friday, Sept. 22for one
day only at Hotel kennewick. Eyes
examined and glasses fitted. All
work guaranteed.
The V. Z. Class OF the NJ Il Church
will give Il Fall Millinery opening
Friday, September %. Every young
lady is requested to bring her old
fall hat with plenty of trimming on
or on OF it. The place Of the opening
will he announced later.
The Grand Lecturer OF the Masonic
Grant Lodge OF Washington, Mr.,
Atkins will be in kennewick next
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
and will conduct Il school of instruct
ion for the members OF that order
All members will please take motto,
and govern themselves accordingly
The Methodist Church Choir has
been re-OrSaniZed for the conference.
year just beginning, and will be
greatly increased in numbers. Mrs.
o. w. Rich is President, T.. n. Chip
perfield. Secretary; l.. II. Whitelock.
is continued as leader and Miss
Gretta Book and Miss Elizabeth
Campbell as Organist5. The Choir
expects to devote considerable time
to practice and render some high
class music.
Sunday evening as A A Ba ker was
returning from w. +. Sonderman's he
| found Il man dead drunk lying across
! the main line OF tracks at the west
end OF the depot platform. Just as
| he discovered him lie looked up the
| track and saw Il train coming down
| around the curve. He dragged him
| If the rail but he did not rouse up
until long after the train had gone
| rushing past. Had he not happened
| along just when he did another life
would have been sacrificed to liking
Booze
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