The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1908-02-14
Try a sack of Yakima Rest

"a'e-Loosc alf.,lfa, good COW
nay rs per ton. &c Rna
Mrs. William Dircksen is snendipo
Tile week in Spokane visiting friends
FOR Sale-Post Office lock hoxos
Inquire OF Post Master, Hover, Wn.
hhode Island Red eggs for sale. 81
"o'''i'S' K Simmons, Sec. :.
ror oale-Six stands Italian bees
u W. Lane, ~ mi S. OF town 3Oa
Rev. Brockman was at Rich,and
sunday afternoon attending to
church affairs.
incubator for sale Cheap. loOerr
chatham, almost new.
X. Simmons Sec. 7.
MISS Mamie Dry and Edith Elmer
Iook a horse back ride to Hover
wednesday to visit Miss Dry's
parents.
Dr. Z. q. McCutcheon of Tacoma.
was in town the first of the week
looking after matters ON his ranch
east OF town.
Don +. Cresswell and VIM Folsom
now nave their Office with Judge
Staser in the Luhman building on
Second Street.
" b Williams, OF the Yakima Mill.
ing Co. North Yakima was in town
the first of the week looking after
business matters.
The Baptist Church is planning for
permanent structure ON the two
'ots which they own in the Menhin-
lex addition to kennewick.
VS.. Haxton and family moved
TO town this week and are busy get
ting settled in the H. f. Beach house
which they recently purchased.
We have the largest and most
complete line Of spray pumps and
also both lime and copper solutions.
Chas. ii. Collins Co.
For Rent-A new six room dwell
ing. First house east of old school
house. For terms apply to {. w.
Tompkins; time from March, 1st. 4
Mrs. M. E. Staley spent Wednes-
day with Mrs. l.. II Cox in Pasco.
Mrs. Cox is very seriously ill with
rheuma ii SIN which affects her heart.
For Sale-Good young COW, will
be fresh in about two weeks. Also
Il High Arm Singer sewing machine,
with all attachments.
X. H Anderson.
w. F. Hendricks has so far COM
pleted his new house in Section Z
that he has gone to LeGrande, Ore,
to move his family over to their new
hone.
Peter Shorthand made final proof
on his homestead at Walla Walla,
Tuesday. Emory Owens and A, w.
Robertson accompanied him as
witnesses.
Mrs. G. j. Beach welt to North
Yakima Tuesday on business and
Wednesday returned to Walla Walla
Walla where she will remain for
some time.
Miss Lulu Laird has returned from
Seattle where she has been studying
the Millinery styles preparatory to
taking charge of millinery depart
ment at FAIRIES store.
w. }. Earnest returned Monday
from Waitsburg and reported the
condition of his father-in-law. Mr..
Perrin much improved. Mrs. Earn
est remained for longer tim.
Mrs. Angus Hay passed through
through Kennewick Tuesday return
ing to her home at White Blnffs after
two weeks visit with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. f Stretchtberry, at
Hover.
Herman Fisher returned the last OF
the week from Lake City, Minnesota
where he was called by the serious
illness and later death of his other.
She had reached the advanced age oil
rs years.
The Episcopal Guild will give a
Missionary Tea at the home OF Mrs
H. g. Stringer, next Thursday after
noon. An interesting program Will
be rendered to which all will be made
most " elcome.
Niebel & Coulsen OF the Kennewick
Machine Shop were at Pasco the
first of the week putting the engine
of the PascO Water & Light Co. III
running order and doing repair work
on the electrical machinery OF the
plant.
Mr.. anMrs. II. G. Curry. eye sight
specialists OF Walla Walla who make
regular visits to kennewick, Will
make their next professional visit
Tuesday, Feb. Is, for one day only at
Hotel Kennewick. Eyes examined
and glasses fitted.
The Washington Oil Burner 20. OF
which Thompson & Mitcham are