The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1908-05-15

speciality, kennewick Studio. 3l9
Rolled oats at sl.25 per sack this
week at The Chas. H. Collins Co.
Try a tack OF Yakima Best Flour.
Guaranteed the best in the State.
We pay 20 cents per dozen for eggs
at kennewick Trading Company.
Eggs Is cents per dog. Wheat s.. 90
per sack. At Hamilton Supply Co.
Get you a saddle while they are
going at cost. kennewick Harness
shop.
Patronize hnme industry by buy
Ing your sOdas at the 0. K. Soda
BOttling Works.
Stockman's green house cabbage
and tomato plants are ON sale at
Howe's Hardware.
Now is the time to order a spring
and summer suit; the finest display
line inst arrived at the Photo Gallery
store.
Good eating potatoes 81 per hun
dred; seed potatoes. White Star or
Burbank, 81. % per hundred, Hamil-
ton Supply Co. tt
For Sale-Young laying hens. black
Langhang and white leghorns, by
Prof. Geo. Jauslin, mile east of city
or address, Box 663, kenne wick Wn.
We have two full-blood Jersey
cows, the best we ever owned. One
for sale. Your choice $500.
Hamilton Supply Co.
For sale at my ranch 10 miles south
of Kennewick so head of stock hogs.
At a bargain if taken soon.
Don f Cresswell.
George G Fender, of the O. X. Soda
Bottling Works made the towns
Prosser, Mabton. and TOppenisb the
last of the week in the interest OF his
trade.
\dIi oCHIduel iclC vtSCcludy III
Sand Point, Idaho. for short stay
after which he will leave for CalifOr-
mia to join his father and make his
home there.
G.. F. Reiner OF Silver Grove, Kan
sas is visiting Christ Krusc and fam
lily and helping harvest the berry
crop. Mr.. Reiner plans to move to
kennew wick this fall.
Rev. and Mrs. J II Wood returned
Monday evening from attending the
district conference at Sunnyside and
visiting friends at North Yakima
where Mr.. Wood was formerly a
pa>tOr.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. SOth and daughter
Florence returned to their home at
Toledo, Iowa, Monday evening after
a three week visit with l.. w. SOth
and family and also with Miss Tnez
SOth at PrOsser.
H. Duffy and J. K. Quigley were
down from Ritzville near where they
have Il grading contract on the Mil
waukee the first of the week to buy
hOrsees for their team outfit. The
work il progressing rapidly they re-
port.
C. B. Kitchener who has been in the
sanitarium at Prosser suffering with
an attack of blood poisoning. came
down to Kennewick Saturday and
thinks he will recover so rapidly as
be able to resume work in a couple
of weeks.
E. w. Watson was down from
CrestOn, Wash the first of the week
to visit his daughter Ethel and
brother Fred L. Watson and family.
Mr.. Watson also made trip to
Finley where he inspected a piece OF
land he is thinking of purchasing.
Nels Swanson was in town Wed
nesday looking after property mat
matters in Section I where he form
civ lived. He is tie inspector for the
Great Northern Railway and covers
the line and branches from the Coast
east to- the summit of the Rocky
Mountains. He has inspected SOC, 1000
ties since November LIST.
Chas. linden, a wholesale COM
mission man of Spokane, was In
town Tuesday looking up the berry
crop prospects and arranging to
handle Kennewick berries at the
earliest possible date. Mr.. linden
was making n tour OF the valley.
having been at Kiona Monday and
went down to Hover Wednesday,.
]. Kelly DePriest has been promot-
cd to the captaincy OF Canton Ken
newick 10 O. F. and F. A. Swingle
elected to the position OF lieutenant
Thus made vacant. These changes
in the official staff were made neces-
sary by the promotion OF DIR. f. NJ
Crosby to position on state official
staff which was announced Il short
time ago.
Several of Mr.. and Mrs F E Evans
,,,ry pleasantly SURPRISED