The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-05-21
HOVER NOTES

row boat.
Mr.. Bennet left Wednesday for
Portland.
East Hover, just across the Column
bia, is building up fast.
VIM. Wilhelm's little daughter,
Helen, is seriously ill in Spokane.
The school directors made a bust
ness trip to Kennewick Tuesday.
Mrs. Hughes and daughter Lulu.
returned to Almira, Friday.
Miss Iva Stretchberry, is building
up quite a business as Hovcr's best
photographer.
l.. J. Dimmick was over from Two
Rivers Sunday. looking after inter
ests here.
Mr.. Austin, travelling auditor OF
the S. 2. & S was in town last week
checking up the depot.
n. 6. Sheer made Il flying trip to
opOktllt UtSuslS ilita MI .. cAScA
aud son returned with him.
Mrs. Blaekman returned Friday
from PascO after successfully passing
the teachers examination in school
law.
Misses Josie and Minnie McGuire
left Wednesday to join the straw ber-
bickers at Mr.. Elniyh's place near
Kennewick.
Mr.. Staley; OF Spirit Lake; Idaho. is
in town for Il few days He has
bought property here aud will move
his family here in the near future.
Mr. Fox has returned to Hover
after d several months absence aitd
has resumed his old position as 5. Z.
& 5. agent.
Mrs. E. q, Cox, aud her mother.
sister and brother, returned to her
home in Walla Walla, Wednesday.
after a weeks sOjourn at their home
stead in Horse Heaven.
+. Maddox left last week for Cal
vert; Wash, where he is now in
stalled as foreman of IL section gang
on the S. p. L. S. His family will
join him in a few weeks.
The strawberry crop will not be as
large as usual in this end OF the val
ley this year. Most Of the orchard
lists have gone out of the business as
the larger fruits take up the most of
their time
DR.. Pointing, kennewick Osteo-
pathic physician, is now making reg
ular professional trips to Hover, on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
afternoons. DR.. Pointing is steadily
increasing his practice in this end OF
the valley.
School closes Friday after a year
of very successful work. All of the
Freshman class will be promoted
and large majority of the eighth
grade will probably receive their
diplomas after the May eXamina ton
Mrs. Blackman expects about 50 per
cent OF her pupils to pass their 3xam
nations, which will be held Thurs
day and Friday.
The sympathy Of the Hover people
has been greatly aroused in the case
OF Mr.. Wilson The young man came
here last Thursday in an almost help
less condition. AS was first seen at
the depot His clothes were wet and
it is thOt that he SWAN the r'ver at
PascU. v hen he gained Conscience
he was unable to tell how he came
here. He remembered being in Pasco
last. He was dOped there and rob-
bed of about $l5.
Jack Marshall returned to Pascu
Sunday, after spending some day ~
in town. He will return in a few
days to take charge of the moving OF
several buildings. The hardware
StOTc DulluluS, lOllutIiy "" ucd DN
Herbert & Earl, is to be moved to
moved to the depot block. where it
will be used as Il warehouse. The
old Waldorf residence is to be moved
to j, G. Koegler's orchard tract. w.
l.. Blackman will have his stable and
Poultry yards transported to the
southern end Of his ranch.
The Greek section hand known as
Frank, was arrested Tuesday eve
ming 10y Constable Calhoun, OF kenne
wick. He was charged with assault
ing MIR. Wilson with intent to kill.
The Greek had rented ". K. Bevier's
residence. Mr. Wilson had been
sleeping there. Frank told him to
leave and he replied that he would
as soon as he had taken his things
down in the cellar where they could
stay until they could be placed else
where When Mr. Wilson came up
the Greek attacked him with a knife.
His face was brutally slashed and
his skull cracked. 1t is thot that
he will recover from his njuries.