The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1908-12-25


Miss Edna Kent stopped off here
with friends enrOute to her home at
White Bluffs from the State Normal
at Eilensburg.
Lost-A dark brown fur scarf
about four feet long, between the
Pavilion and G. O. Anderson's resi-
dence. Finder please leave at this
office.
This office acknowledges very ap-
prOpriate Christmas greetings from
Rev. j. Forsythe Smith, who is now
pastor at Richland Center, Wiscon-
sin.
G.. W. Wolf the principal OF the
White Bluffs school. passed through
town the first of the week on bis
way to Echo, Oregon to spend the
vacation.
Attorney c. l.. Holcomb was in
Seattle last week on important legal
business. He tried u lawsuit while
he was there and got a Judgement
for his client.
For Exchange-Driving-teamh hack
and hogs; want heavier team and
COW. Pay difference. Call at this
Office.
Miss Lulu Laird has been helping
out at Tui's Store during the holi.
day rush as also have Miss Vein
Zwanzig and Miss Elizabeth Camp
bell at Ashbaugh's.
Jane Cleyd, by her attorney. q.
Anderson. OF kennewick, has filed in
the superior court, application for
letters OF administration in the estate
of Clinton Cloyd, deceased.
w. IL. Gregson, a wheat grower
south OF Hover was in town Satur-
day. He has been blowing up to the
last few days. Crop prospects in his
neighborhood are very favorable.
Contractors doing earth work on
the various railroads and canals
have been working steadily all VIM
ter but the ground has been free ling
pretty hard for blowing the last few
days.
Mrs. j. II. Gravenslnnd returned
home the last of the week after All
extended trip to Salem, Oregon and
to Davenport, Washington. She
was accompanied by her friend, Mrs.
Einbeck.
The Women OF Woodcraft have a
beautiful doll on exhibition at the
kennewick Hardware Co.'S store.
Guy a chance on it. The winner will
be announced on the evening Of
December Both.
There was some OF the finest skat
ing ever the first OF the week and
everybody that could buy, beg or
steal Il pair of skates was sliding on
branch of the river on this side of
the Island which was entirely frozen
over. s3z.~ s<..
The WOman's club at its regular
meeting on Tuesday afternoon COM
pleted the study OF Berlin" and will
at the next meeting begin the CON
sideration of "Rome." Mrs. Clinton
Stacer will be the leader at the next
meeting.
The First international Bank is re-
Numbering it's friends with a hand.
some pocket calender and dairy for
1909 with ample. space to set your
automobile number down and de.
scribe your diamonds SO that they
can be easily identified.
Lundy and Crowell are giving out
some very pretty calendars showing
their elegant homes in the Anon
addition. This Is the only one we
have n showing local. scene
and it is very handsome. and
creditable to the firm.
The Women OF Woodcraft will hold
| a social session at the Odd Fellows
hall, Wednesday evening, January
9th, at eight O'Clock. After the pre-
liminary work OF the lodge q supper
will be served and social pastimes en-
gagged in. The supper will be 25 cents
All are cordially invited,
Mr.. and Mrs. n A. McPhee are
now living over the Kennewick
Trading Co.'S store in the Anders on
bnilding, are prepared to furnish
lodging rooms and will take few
boarders. Those who have staid
with them in the past will give them
a strong recommendation. =
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Hawkins, OF
Seattle. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. S,
NJ. I.ockerby.. The couple were re-
Gently married at the home of the
bride in Chicago and are on their
| way to their new home In Seattle
Mrs. Hawkins is Mrs. LocKerby e
neice. =.
[ w. Fl. Durham shot a large -whf. {
owl near his place the first Of The
week. !. 1t has been on exhibition
the window of Howe's Hardw are
store and will be stuffed. Thos'
| who believe i'm signs saw white ON IL