The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1908-08-14

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porter las week.
LII. +. IL. Coone now has apart.
ments in the &. A. Laudv homo ,,a
MS residence phone is No. A.
f. l.. Nance of Hover was a Snok.
ane visitor the last of the week.
Miss Lulu Laird is clerking at the
Columbia Pharmacy.
u. Hamilton and son John took in
the circus at Walla Wal!a.
d. +. 1uli has been confined to his
nome this week on account of sick.
ness.
The Misses Anna and Bnelah
Church returned from Lake kachess
summer resort Monday.
Alfred Anon was Il Walla Walla
visitor to take in the Barnum &
Bailey Show.
A. A. Haskell and family left YES
terday morning for an extended va
cation in the Blue Mountains.
Herman Harrison has gone to
Walla Walla where contemplates
entering Whitman College for the
coming year.
s. w. Farris has a lease on the
Hayden place in the Garden Tracts
until 1912 He moved in and took
possession yesterday.
V. NJ. Van Hook returned Thurs
day evening from his extended trip
to Portland, Seaside and down the
Coast to San Francisco and Los An
geles.
TO Whom 1t May Commemorative
are breaking my fence and getting in
my alfalfa every day now that the
range is dry. have a lawful fence
and must take up and feed accord
ing to law ii owners make no effort
to take care OF them. FRANK EMIGH.
The Ladies Aid Society of the M.
E. Church met with Mrs. O. W. Rich
Wednesday and had an enjoyable
afternoon. The special business of
the meeting was to plan for the
Business Mems Dinner which the
ladies of the society will serve Aug
ust 26th. The hostess served ice
cream and cake.
The AttOrnerney Genaral of Wash
ington has rendered an opinion that
the reGir 5ratiOn books shall remain
open up to the day of primary cleo
ton. They must close on the day OF
the primary. but open again and re-
main open until October 18th, twen-
ty days before the general election.
To vote at the primarys you must
register,
Rev. A. W. Laningham, of the
North Yakima. Superintendent of
the North Yakima district for the
Washington Children's Home Socie
ty, was in town yesterday in the
interest OF the Society, With "a
Home for the Child and a Child for
the Home" as their motto they are
doing noble work for the Orphan,
Destitute and Abused Children of the
State.
John Severyns, Of Rattlesnake, a
candidate for the republican nomin-
alton for assessor, was in town Mon
day calling on the voters. He is
Kelley DePriest's opponent for this
position at the hands OF the party.
AS both are interesting, aggressive
young men theirs will be an exciting
race. The latter has worked in the
post office here for a long time and
knows everybody in the east end OF
the county. is a popular lodge and
society man and will have lot OF
votes to his credit when the primar-
les close on the evening OF September
Sth.
Attorney E l.. KOib went TO North
YAKIMA CulS HlOFulUS HtIC HrF has
an important case in the Federal
Court. Mr.. Kolb has a justifiable
pride in handling this important
matter in the United states Court,
and his friends who have watched
his development in the practice OF his
profession feel sure that the case Will
he well taken care Of He has always
been careful, methodical and pains
taking in his legal work and every
one i'm the community wishes such
man success in Whatever he under
takes.
have 100 acres Of good farm land
to exchange for good farming out
fit consisting of horses and farm
machinery. Address 7l7-7lS SWEET
land Bldg. Portland, Oregon.
Flour Sl.35 per sack at the Hamil-
ton Supply Co.
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