The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1908-06-19

Flour Mills Wednesday.
Bran 81 cents per sack at Kon,e-
wick Trading Company.
Orion Egbert is up from The Da,las
on a visit tn George Egbert and fam
'iv. lie Will remain for some time
CASTLE soap ) c"kls for - cents .+
hehhcwick Trading Company.
Miss Elva Niebel, OF Pomeroy. has
joined her brother, J.. r. Michel and
VIII act us book-keeper for the Ken.
newlck Electric Supply Co.
Mr., and Mrs. O. De)lenhauob ola
schooi mates of Mr. and Mrs. A. Fl
hichards in Ohio. arrived this week
from California on a visit and will,
remain sometime.
best. 'ne
W.J. Eakin and family left Mon
day to spend the summer in Seattle.
Their residence property in the Gar
Den Tracts will be occupied by ID. $.
Bell and family
Lowell 4 Davis and H. B. NOrland
announce that they have formed a
partnership for the general practice
OF law. Offices with the Bank OF
PascO. PascO. WASHINGTON.
Nice assortment of lap busters at
the KenneWick Harness Shop.
VIM. Drievely was up in Judge
Richardson's court on charge of
vagrancy and considerable testi-
mOny was convicted and fined s.. 90
and costs, which he Is working out
on the streets.
Full Gallon Table Syrup for Toe
at kennewick Trading Company.
Rev. Fl. II. Rieke, a Luthern min
lister from Odessa, Wash, visited
Geo. G Fender and family Tuesday,
stopping off on his way to the meet
ing of the District Synod at Port
land.
We do all kinds of repairing first
class. Kennewick Harness shop.
Don't fail to get prices on pianos
from l.. Il. Whitelock before you buy.
II. n. Rose, of Chicago, visited his
brother, J b Rose and family over
Sunday, ana Monday evening both
went over to Tacoma and Seattle
on a sight seeing trip. }. B. return
ed Wednesday but his brother will
remain on theSound for some tiuIe.
Pure Bred Plymouth Rock Eggs
Is cts. for Is. l.. Smith, Phone S62.
w. u. King returned last Saturday
from his trip to the East, after an
absence OF a month. He attended
the General Assembly at Kansas City
as the lay delegate from the Central
| Washington Presbytery and later
ter at Waco, Nebraska. He was de-
layed week on his return by wash
outs. Wet weather was the thing
! that Fnprest him most while away.
The Chas. II. Collins Co. will sell
this week, for cash, a ton of rolled
barley for $50.
Mr.. and Mrs. P, G. Book entertain.
ed on Tuesday evening at their home
in honor of Mr. and Mrs. w S Harvey
who are soon to leave for Oregon.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. J II Gravenslund, Attorney and
Mrs. C. 0. ANDERSON, and perhaps
Others. A delightful social time was
enjoyed by these close friends during
the dinner hour and the evening. All
unite in wishing Mr. and Mrs. Har.
vey success in their new home. They
left for Vancouver over the North
Bank yesterday morning.
Leave order for expert piano tun
ing at Whitelock's, tuner can be had
at any time.
The HanfOrd Canal people are hav
Ing trouble incident to the starting
Of the water in a new canal in soft
and light soil. The pumps were
started several days ago and WORKED
well. as did all the machinery after
the first preliminary trouble, and the
water was worked down the cana
for about three miles when the banl
! broke and it was necessary to shut
down and begin repairs. Water will
be turned in again in about ten day!
and a t that time larger force
will be on hand to puddle the ditct
and advance the water slowly along
the entire canal and into the laterals
You will be able to secure prompt
service at the Elite Barber Shop
Good work guaranteed. Three re-
gistered BARRIERS.
V. Nj. VANHOOK. Prop
Inspector Perley, of Olympia, q
representative of the State Railroad
Commission, was in town Thursday
TO investigate the complaints OF the
Commercial Club that the Northern