The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1908-06-26

=. ii. Gun, head carpenter on the
Congrrga tinnal Church, had the
misfortune to have his tools stolen
the other night from the old church
building where they were stored.
+ Jelly glasses 60 cents per dozen at
The kennewick Trdg. Co.
Prof. a. f. Nelson and family left
thursday alter OOn for Sioux Falls.
south Dakota. W here they will spend
the summer This fall Prof. Nelson
VIII take MS work us superintend-
ent OF schools at Stevens. Mimi. MIR,
and Mrs. Nelson have mnde many
friends here who will regret their de-
parture.
Miss Agnes MOunsey left Wednes-
day morning for the Coast and from
there Will return over the Canadian
Pacific to her former home in Column
bus. Ohio. Miss Alice Morrison, who
has been visiting her brother j H =.
Morrison here, accompanied her and
will make an extended visit to
friends in Tacoma and Seattle, prob
ably returning to kennewick this
fall.
Rev. and Mrs. J II Wood left Tues
day morning over the North Bank
roal for Carson, Wash where they
will spend the summer camping in
the mountains in the hope of benefit
ting Mr.. Woods health. He is now
very weak and the work of packing
up severely taxed his energies. Rest
and recreation will greatly improve
his health.
Ice cream for sale in ; and 5 and 10
gallon packers. Write or phone for
prices. Walla WaIIa Createry.
l.. r Whitelock, the pioneer jewel
err. realizes the necessity of having
the latest appliances for his men to
work with in repairing and remodel
ing work. He has just put in three
new machines which require him to
meet the requirements of his trade
much better than before. The first
Is an electro-plating machine, with
which he can do all kinds of silver
and gold plating with the roman
gold, green gold and red gold finish
es. TO give the frosted effect he has
put In a sand blasting machine
which gives that rich deep finish so
much desired in certain kinds of Sill
yer table ware. The other new
machine is ring size device by which
finger rings can be fitted withou b
the trouble OF cutting them and weld
Ell In very much less time. These
new machines will enable him to
turn out still better work for his
patrons than before and to handle
q more varied class of work in his
line.
o. X. Soda Botting Works soft
drinks can he had at all grocery
stores.
The o. K. Soda ,Bottling Works
has put On extra help to meet the
increasing summer trade and the ex-
ira demand for their goods ON the
Fourth.
Gallon pie apples 40c at Kennewick
Trading Company:
Chase & Sanborn's Tea, or coffee
at the Kennewick Trading Company.
CASTLE soap 10 cakes for Is cents at
kennewick Trading Company.
Irwin Fisher has gone to Palouse
City to work at his trade this sum
mer.
Mrs. F. c. Strechtberry and daugh-
ter were up from Hover Thursday
to call on friends and attend to bus
mess matters.
Miss Edna Di1umick has returned
to her home in Hover after a sue
cessful year in school at the Pullman
State College.
"The Tour of the World, a NOV
ing picture show with 5000 it of films.
will be given at the new Parish
House on the evenings of July I'd
and 3d.. by Rev. +. II. Wellman.
Admission 25c. Reserve seats lOc ex-
ira at Sheppard's Every child SELL
ing ten tickets will be given an ad-
mission ticket free
E.-.Al e Ill.,