The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1908-03-20
IDS good coffee sI.OOat Fuller.s

Vic new butcher.
'ookles and cakes of all kinds. %
cents per III at FulIer's.
"A SNAP in Administer 9x1o Rnrs
at Howe's Hardware
lts up toyou; Fuller sets the price
'his Week Is lbs sugar SlOO.
0ec" rotatoes of all kinds ST 10
pei '"t. Hamilton Supply Co.
FIJI Watson of Watson Bros GRIM
buyers, left this morning for his
nome III Lacota, Michigan to he gone
until September LIST.
y "A Curran has returned to Kenne
WICK after several months ubsencc
during which time he visited rela-
ives in Brooklyn. New York. and
MS parents in Ohio. .Recently he
has been working on an irrigation
Jam nearGreat Falls. Mont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Griffith of
salt Lake City have been visiting
his parents Mr. and Mrs. CE Griffith
lot several days and Mrs. Griffith
mas gone to Walla Walla to visit
her mother. Mr.. Griffith will spend
a week with his father at White
Bluffs.
VIM. Tavis purchased 60 acres of
land with water right. a quarter
mile out from WapatO. which he
thinks is the finest fruit land. The
and ia deceased Indian allotment
and the water right is from the gov
eminent. Mr.. Tavis will move onto
the land next spring.
w. P. Taylor, the manager of the
Eastern Washington system OF lum.
Der yards for the St. Paul and Ia
coma Lumber Co., was in town last
Saturday on business. He reports
the lumber business improving. He
expects to investigate the up-river
country in the near future.
D X Riedel of Kalispell, Montana,
returning from a trip to Herlniston
and Irrigon. Oregon, stopped off
here last Friday for visit with bis
sister, Mrs. j. H. Gravenslund, and
family. He is looking for q new 10.
cation and .s considering the advan-
tages of the kennewick Valley.
The Women of Woodcraft. the
auxiliary of the Woodmen of the
World will orgrnize a circle here next
Wednesday evening. Mrs. Grace
Woodland. the organizer, was here
the first OF the week and the pre-
liminary arrangements have been
completed and a good membership
secured.
| Mrs. j. H. Lewallen, Mrs. r. +.
Pritchard, Mrs DIR. Brand and Mrs.
R P Turnkey, of Rosalia. delegates to
the State Encampment Royal Neigh.
bors of America at North Yakima
last week stopped eff here to visit
Mrs. f. d. Ellis, who later accom-.
them to the meeting at North
Yakima.
Deputy U. S. Marshal Baker was in
town Monday to serve a subpoena
on George c. Fender to appear as Il
witness before the federal grand
jury in Chicago. MIR. Fender left
Wednesday for Chicago. having
sufficiently recovered from his recent
attack of pneumonia. He Will be
gone about three weeks.
A car load OF crude oil to lie used
in the fire pots to prevent frost
damage arrived Wednesday and
and the bulk of the shipment was
unloaded into cistern built on Mr.
Conway's land near the brick yard.
Some of the farmers secured a part
ial supply supply direct from the car
as they were anxious to he ready
for business at an early date.
Work has begun on the excava-
ton for the basement of the new
Cong church on Washing.
ton street. The new building is a
combinati ton OF concrete and frame
construction and will be 52x58 feet.
The seating capacity will he 800 and
it's total cost is estima ted at $4,000.
A photograph of u church built on
the same plans in California shows
a very handsome edifice.
According to a circular letter from
the Publisher of the Saturday Even
ing Post. ID. l.. Taylor and sons Of
Kennewick have secured the cash
prize offered for the largest increase
in sale Ell the Post in towns Of this
class. The Tnylors now expect to
20 after the June prize which is $3.50.
This makes good showing for Ken
newick as the contest includes all
towcs In the United States in the
different classes.
The Fruit Growers Association
have opened up u place of business
in the building adjoining the Esrnest
& Smith furniture store. 1t Is the
intention OF the directors to keep