The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1908-08-14

terday on business.
Fred q. Bier, OF Lind. spent SIM
uay with his brothers in kannevr,o,.
lance Saturday night at the new
pavilion. ~ "
u H. King returned Thursday
morning from his vacation at E,s
eon.where he had "a delightful time
Albert Schuneman, of Wenatchee
has been visiting his sister Mrs J. r
Clements and family here as well as
other relatives in Pasco this week
FOR sale, heavy work horse w4iob-
ing 400. Will trade for cow and
chickens. II, E. Brown, Mob Hill.
Miss Cora Bower left Yesterday for
Tacoma where she will visit friends
ana later will go to Centralia where
she will pay Il visit to Miss Abhie
Lynn.
Flour 81 80 per sack at th. Hamil.
ton Supply Co.
Miss Josephine Mueller, of Mime.
apolis and Miss Louise Fink of Sum-
her, Iowa, are visiting Prof. and
Mrs. Geo. JausIin. Miss Mueller is
the sister OF Mrs. Jauslin
Rev. II. Brockmann returned Tues-
day from Portland where he attend
Ell the District Conference of the
Lutheran Church. He will occupv
his pulpit next Sunday.
The Prosser Abstract Co. has been
Incorporated for $4,000 and JAS. G.
Boyle. Mrs Anna Boyle, of Prosser
and Attorney H. H. Cole of this place
are named as the incorporators.
Mrs. Roy Watson returned the first
OF the week from Hot Lake. Oregon.
where she had gone to take treat.
ment for rheumatism. She was
much benefitde by the treatment.
Miss Gretta Book is back from q
Two weeks vacation, the last of
which she spent with Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey at Washougal. Wash. and
speaks in extravagant praise of the
line ranches there.
l.. u. Moore returned the first of
the week from Spokane where he has
been receiving treatment in the hos.
pltal he Is much improved in health
and is gaining his strength quite
rapidly.
The Allen Bakery has opened an
Ice cream parlor in connection with
their bakery. The room has been
lifted up nicely and is an inviting
place to take your friends for an ice
cream or an ice
w. A. Morain writes that he has
sold his land near Bull, Idaho, and
is now living in Twin Falls where
he wishes his Courier sent. We pre-
dict that Bill will be back in Kenne-
wick before many moons.
Chief Engineer Bacon of the North
ern Pacific has been up the line where
the Underhill surveying party is at
work aud is reported to have given
them the word that the contracts
for the Kennewick Northern would
he let about October 1st.
Regular meeting of the cemetery
association was held Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. E. Il.
Canadian. After the business had
been attended to the hostess served
dainty refreshments OF lemon ice and
waters and Il social hour was spent.
For Sale: pair new wagon boil
ster springs 2000 Id carrying capacity
4 leaves, size AZ inch, 80 90 springs
for SIS. so. 2goOd secondhand mat
tresses 80 90 each. Fred b. Kreidler,
Richland, Wn.
The Kennewick Fishing club held a
meeting in a box car near the freight
depot last Saturday evening and ar
ranged for the purchase of proper
bait to land the finny tribe on the
wholesale plan. Be prepared to hear
some big stories and perhaps see
some big fish.
kennewick peaches were first IN
the Seattle market this year. The
first shipment was made from the
Bartlett place on August 4th. One
day this week a shipment OF 50 boxes
was made from this ranch. The
price is excellent and nets the grow
er Il nice profit.
Miss Goldie Bellinger, a 13- year-old
neice of Owen Knffen. severely
sprained her foot the first of the
week and had to be brought to Ken
newick for treatment. She is recov-
ering nicely as is also Mrs. kniffen
who has been sick for about ten DAYS
at Hotel Leard.
Mrs. Chas. E. Lum has received the
sad news of the death of her mother
Mrs. E. w. Bennett which occurred
at EiUiu OrnUon on AuUurt itb