The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1908-04-17
For Sale-Poland China Pigs.

ben Knapp was at Walla Walla
yesterday Oh LAND business.
"anted-5O0 sacks of wheat. High
est cash price paid. Chas. ii. Collins
Co.
John SercOmbe made a business
trip to North Yakima the first of the
week
Mrs. Sam McElvain is recovering
nicely from her severe illness with
rheuma tism.
). H. Kennedy. the recently appoint
ed fruit inspector was in town on
Official business Thursday.
r. u. FAIRIES is now making rapid
lmprovem mt from recent illness ana
will probably be out in few days.
Mrs Thatcher and daughter visit
ed her husband and relatives here
last week, returning to Genessee
Saturday.
For Slle-Young laying hens. black
Langhang and white leghorns, 10y
Prof. Geo. Jauslin, l mile east of city
or address, Box 663, kenne wick VIZ.
L \. MOar, a Spokane contractor
and wife visited Saturday and Sun
day with II. E. Huntington and
family. Mrs. Moar and Mrs. Hunt
tngtOn are sisters.
The Baptist Ladies will serve q
silver social at the home of Mrs. Nj.
II. Church next Wednesday after
noon, April 22nd. Ice cream and
cake will be served.
| Eugene Thomas, of Parker came
down for a visit with his sister, Mrs.
A. l.. Norton. Caledonia who has
been staying with her srandm other
returned with him.
G. A. Lundy, q. +. Richardson and
Arie Hover went to Prosser Wednes.
day on business connected with Sc
curing u new road in the new addi-
ton west OF town.
Frank EmiSh is putting a private
telephone line from town out TO his
straw berry ranch which Will be a
great convenience duriug the pick
ing and marketing season.
The court house officials Of Frank
lin county, AID G A Lundy, james
Crowell, ii ii Humphrey and others
from here will go up to visit the new
town OF Wahluke tomorrow.
Walt GieZentanner of Seattle, call
ed Oh his many friends here Thurs
day. Walt lived in this locality SO
long that everybody knows him and
gives him Il hearty hand shake.
At the Photograph Gallery Store
commences the premium Offer OF fine
Waist pattern to the person who
purchases goods to the amount Of
$25 first Your choice OF three pat
terms. Who will be the lucky one?
The Fruit Growers Association is
shippingtquite good deal OF aspar-
agus to Seattle. Spokane and to
Montana points. A. Spence. J. j..
Edwards, +. L. Evans and Mr.. Deck
er are among the larger shippers.
The price ranges from Is to 20 cents
per pound.
DR.. j. w. Hewetson informs us
that owing to the greatly improved
condition OF Mrs. HewetsOn's health,
he will he able to remain in town in
stead OF going away as he had an
nuunced to his friends. The many
friends will be delighted to learn of
Mrs. Hewetson's marked improve
ment.
VIM Richards was down from
North Yakima Tuesday attending
to property matters. He leased his
berry patch in the Garden Tracts to
j. +. Perry. The frost has done con-
siderable damage to fruit around
North Yakima. Cherries and apri-
cots are especially hard hit. Ii
nothing further harms they Will
have a crop OF peaches and the APP
ples were not far enough advanced
to be much damaged.
The Rag Ball and Box Social given
by the Royal Neighbors in the New
: Bank building last Saturday even
ing was well attended. Everybody
had a good time during the auction
of the rag balls, the supper and the
, games and dancing afterward II. w.
, White was the auctioneer. The ladies
of the lodge under the direction OF
| Mrs. f. d. Ellis and Mrs. G. e. Ruck'
man served coffee. A nice sum was
J netted to buy lodge equipment.
A. |. Smith reports to this office
that his apricOts were not harmed
10y the recent frOsts and he will have
II full crop. He brought in a small
branch or 10 inches long on which
there We're more than 80 small apri
cots in the bud, not one OF which
, had been injured by the recent frost
, as u proof of his statement. H. Nj
Bartlett and =. Z. MOrs also repOr
| they have Il good prospect for peach