The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-03-05

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Tested garden seeds rs Howe's
/ hard ware.
Lecture course number next We'd
/ nesday evening,
Q. see Beck about repairing that
! piece OF machinery.
/ Wood TO burn. Crab Greek Lum-
| CT Co. Main 1872.
/ Don forget the millinery opening
/ at thornton Il Cameron's.
For saIe-2l6 egg Petaluma Incu-
batOr. c. Hoadley, Section I.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. C.. O. Gordon
Friday, Feb. .Gth Il daughter.
Bring your eggs to the Chas. Il.
Collins Co. They pay spot cash.
j. L Webb is the new freight agent
for the Northern Pacific since the
, 10Th.
MIR. ana Mrs. Lloyd Haxton have
begun housekeeping on the ranch
south OF town.
). Nj. Lockerby went to Portal,
North Dailona, on legal business. the
Iirst of the week.
Mrs. William Quasi had an attack
o appendicitis last Week ana was
taken to Spokane.
Attorney III. III. Cole is in Spokane
Oh legal business, this week, going
up tdnesday evening.
}. j. Armstrong OF Farley, Iowa,
purchased the Ashbaugh five acre
tract III section I for $1,000.
}. L. Irwin has quit working for
the Dlrchsen Market and moved out
to the ranch for the seasons WORK.
Miss de Barrie Gill, harpisl-reader-
and sOlOlSt Il lecture course attrac-
ZION at NJ. f. Church next Wednesf
day evening.
5. L. Walker ana family moved in
TO his new hotel the Artisan, Wed
nesday. They will be open to the
public i'll few days.
L l.. Nance has returned from
Calgary. Alberta. Canada, and will
remain in the Kennewick velley to
look after his property interests.
Commissioner H, G. Tweedt and
Attorney f. l.. kolb attended the
March meeting Of the Counny Com
misSioners the first three days of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. S. Grassland en-
jOyed /. visit from their son. l.. c.
Grassland, who is teaching school in
LuZon, in the southern part of the
county.
Mr. aud Mrs. w. +. Baker are the
proud parents of Il son born in North
Yakima, Feb. 10. Mr.. Baker will be
remembered us former manager
the Cascade lumber yard here.
Miss Cecilia Shaughnessy accom-
Pdhicu W I'LL llllc UloCutI duu Sis
ter Nellie, will go up to White Bluffs
country next week where she will
take up her residence on her home
stead in Franklin county.
f. r. Halterman arrived this week
with his family from Prineville, Ore,
and is settling on his % acre ranch.
part of the old Fetchter & Rudkin
ranch, two miles east OF town on the
river.
l.. }. Prior OF Kimberly, Idaho,
writes that he is well pleased with
the country. Spring work has open
ed up after a very mild pleasant
winter The family is all well and
all send their best wishes to their
friends here.
q. Ii. Sutherland, OF Walla Walla.
president of the Sutherland Plumbing
and Heating company, was in town
Thursday at the opening of the bids
for the plumbing and heating con-
tract OF the first National Bank
building.
III G. Stringer goes next week to
Auburn where he will install an ice
making and refrlgerating plant SINH
lar to the one here for the Creamery
Package company, of Chicago. On
his return the work OF installing the
refri gerating plant for the Twin City
Ice Il Cold Storage combany will be
gin ut PascO.
The Dalles District Epworth Lea
que will held its district convention
at North Yakima next Thursday and
Friday, March 1lth and 18th. The
central theme OF the meeting will be
"A Live Evangelistic League" An
excellent program filling the two
days is pu blished and the attendance
will be large.
Don forget about the farmer and
fruit growers Demonstration train
next Wednesday at 10 o'clock. Pail
man profess ors with their apparatus