The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1908-02-21
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day purchasing plows for spring
work. He contributed $3.50 to Sc
cure the weekly visits of the Courier.
For Rent-A new six room dwell
Ing. First house east of old school
house. For terms apply to G. w.
Iompkins; time from March, LIST. 4
We have the largest and most
complete line of spray pumps and
also both lime and copper solutions.
Chas. H. Collins Co.
Joseph Ahlrich and family of Spo~
kane Wednesday moved onto the
Z. A. Lundy place in the Garden
Tracts which Mr. Ahlrich purchased
some time ago.
+. l.. Reeder. the cashier OF the st.
Paul 4 Tacoma Lumber Co. here has
been promoted to the managership
OF the Wenas yard of the company.
George Lay of Prosser succeeds him.
Arthur JacOt OF Bickleton, son-in
law OF Robert Dorothy, purchased
three lots in the Anon addition near
w. r. Amon's house the first of tie
week.
II. E. Lawson is in Walla W'alla
purchasing a couple of teams of
mules which he will use in farming
his lGO acres he recently purchased
In Horse Heaven.
The Benton County Abstract Co.
CT which j. r Mckeand is president
and manager, has purchaser the re-
cords of the GlOyd Abstract Co., the
consideration being 5000.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas H. Collins were
in PascO Monday evening to hear
the Tennessee Jubilee Singers. They
were guests of Il. E. Collins. manag-
er of the White Bluffs Lumber Co.
W. A. Anderson. the travelling
man with ID. NJ. Averill & Co.. Port.
land, was in the city the first Of the
week and placed an order with d. L.
Taylor for trees for his ranch at
HanfOId.
F Smith and family formerly of
Redding, Iowa, came in recently
from Spokane to make their home
in the Kennewick Valley, having
purchased the Evan Evanson place
near Finley.
The Baptist Ladies Aid will serve
a Washington's Birthday dinner to-
morrow, Saturday the 22nd, at the
American Restaurant, south of
Tulls Store A fine dinner will be
served for % cents
o. s. bowman, who recently pur.
chase the Haxton lard lying east
of the road, has the lumber on the
ground and A. V. McReynolds has
the contract for the erection OF q
modern six-room house.
NJ. r. Trip last Saturday sold his
eleven-acre tract west of town to
VIM. klmpel of Arlington, Mime
sofa. Mr.. Kimpel and wife are now
living In the house and the children
will soon arrive from the East.
c. Staser has practically complet-
ed his building on his land in the
west part of town and will occupy
it within the next ten days as tenn
porary residence. He expects to
build a modern house this fall.
For Sale-Twenty-five White Ply
mouth Rock cOckerels of Fishel
strain and so pullets. These are the
best general purpose fowls. Prices
reasonable.
c. l.. Smith, Finley, Wash.
IA Adkisson and his son, o r Ad-
kisson and family moved the mid
die of the week to Eureka Flats
where they have leased a wheat
ranch and have already put in 125
acres of wheat, and expect to put
in 225 acres more this spring
Henry Meyers and Martin Meyers
OF Genesee, Idaho, stopped off here
the first Of the week to visit the
Tweedts, Ericksens, HalvOrsens,
Smiths and other former Genesse
folks. They were we'll pleased with
the valley and we will see them
again.
Remember that the time to get
in your spring orders for trees is
aim ost up. Don't put it off. II you
are ready to plant this spring, 1t
means one years growth ahead of
next fall planting. d. l.. Taylor
will treat you right ii you order
from him.
F A Swingle was at PendletOn
Monday on business in connection
with the erection of his new houses.
and returund by way OF Walla
Walla. Mise Hazel Kyle. a sister OF
Mrs. Swingles. of Albany, Ore, met
him by appointment at Pendleton
and came over for an extended visit.
G.. +. Lum and wife came down
from North Yakima Monday to visit
with their son and family. Mr.. Lum
r. 49,. I,,n Ia