The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1908-07-24

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case OF Daniels & Co of Pasco.
Mrs. j. T Patterson has gone to
Glasgow, Montana for an extended
visit. Mr.. Patterson accompanied
her as far as Spokane.
Ashbaugh & Co. are offering some
unusually good bargains at their
special sale which closes this coming
Saturday, July 25th.
Mrs. w. A. Sleeman and children
returned Tuesday evening to Walla
Walla after visiting friends here for
Il week past.
Flour $1.35 per sack at the Hamil-
ton Supply co.
The city has put in a large water
fiume in, the southern part of town
to accommodate the water users and
1t is a great convenience to them,
w. c. Greathouse. of kiona, was
in Kennewick Wednesday for the
first time and was surprised at the
growth and enterprise of the town.
Bring your jugs to o. K. Soda
Works and get them filled with
delicious cider. the best summer
drink. Fifty cents gallon at the
Bottling Works
The Misses j Josie and Anna Evan
son entertained the Barracks Thurs
day evening at their home in Section
Z. The evening was spent at games
and music. Later refreshments of
ice cream and cake were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Gibson and
baby, of EltOpia, are at Mrs. How
ellis sanitarium where the baby is
receiving treatment. and is in a very
critical condition.
The .. X. Soda Bottling Works
made large shipment OF their bot
tied goods to Toppenish the first OF
the week. The local bottling estab-
lishment ia working to full capacity
to fillorders during the hot weather.
At the Bryan meeting tonight q
full crop of candidates will sprout
and in view OF the party's state
platform this year we presume that
they will sprout and grow without
Irrigation.
Herman Harrison CT this place and
H NJ Cash, H $ Hughes and perhaps
others of Hover compose party
which left the first OF the week for
harvesting in the Big Bend country.
Mr.. Dickinson Of Tekoa, WASH,
and family arrived this week and are
living in the w. A. Halves house in
the eastern part of town. He ex.
poets to buy property here in the
near future.
DIR. c. V. Delepine will move to
town and devote himself exclusively
to the practice of his profession after
August LIST. He will have his offices
in the Reed building in the rooms
forlnely occupied bv DR.. Crosby,
where he will be of convenient access
to all wishing to consult him.
The monthly Missionary meeting
OF the Ladies Missionary Society OF
the Presbyterian Church, will meet
at the home of Mrs. w. G. King.
Thursday afternoon, July Goth.
Subject. China. All ladies are
cordially invited.
The ladies of the Christian church
held tea at the home of Mrs. p. G..
Book Wednesday afternoon. Must
cal entertainment was furnished by
Miss Mildred Homes and Others.
About twenty ladies We're present
and all enjoyed Il pleasant afternoon.
G H. Mottinger was up from his
town Thursday on business. He re-
reports Il fine fruit crop and apples
just getting ripe. He says the North
Bank is pushing their line of double
track from Vancouver to the Coast
40 dRiu' y ho POSotOiO uho tuoC tOut
teen steam shOvels are working
double shift between Vancouver and
Kalama on the grade.
G. Simosen, the n. P. superv isor
was In town yesterday making in
vestigatiOns with reference to in
at alling electric lights in the depot
and connecting 1T with the city
water system. The estimates OF
cost have been prepared for some
time and have now been approved
10y the Company.
Flour 81 So per sack at the Hamil-
ton Supply co.
Flour 81 81 per sack at the Hamil-
ton Supply Co.