The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-02-12
THE LOCAL FIELD
Friday, February II, 1909

Good table board. $3.50 per week
at the Hotel Leard.
&C Harlan, of Finley was In town
Monday, for the first time in three
Months. He is making good pro-
press with his place and Is we'll sat
s6ed with the Valley. His daught-
rs health is somewhat improved
here.
For Rent-Steam-heated Office
.poms. First International Bank.
Mrs. A. r. beats returned from
Walla Walla Mon0ay evening and is
recovering nicely from the operation
which promises to effect a complete
cure OF her ailment. She ia already
looking much better than before she
went to the hospital.
Team cheap, weight about 2400; six
and seven years. Call at Courier
Office.
The supply of Year Books Of the
Of the U. s. Department OF Agri-
culture furnished this Office for dis
tribution by Congressman w. l..
pnes. has been exhausted. Those
Who have not been supplied can &C.
cure copy by applying to him or to
the Secretary OF Agriculture. They're
Bee.
For Sale-13O0 pound team, and
HARNESS at bargain. Address the
1herald, Pasco.
Miss Thornton left Thursday on q
TSp to Portland and Seattle where
abe will study the fashions ut the
various millinery openings. She
Will return by way of Tacoma and
Sing Miss Leila Cameron with her.
shortly after her return the new
millinery firm, Of Thornton and Cam.
efon will have their spring opening
here.
Single comb white leghOrn cocker
ais Tor sale. Improve your flock by
getting one OF these birds from prize
winning stock. Mounsey Bros.
Den +. Knapp, who has been the
popular and efficient assistant cash.
,ef oil the Exchange Bank and the
list National OF which he is vice.
. Fsldent for the past three years
aaa half, Will move to Richland
'T hrst OF the week where he will
'a1e charge OF the new private bank
e''a0llshed there by W. R. Anon &
Ben Is we'll acquainted and a
ssse property owner at his new
'Eation and will be found to be
popular and obliging in his dealings
with the public.
"enaFdson's shoe shop removed
WV uoors north of Post Office.
h!ou have house for rent, leave
with Emigh. No charge.
lhe Spokesman printed II dispatch
ae uay last week telling of the
s Oh MIR. 1. V. Littlejohn in the
Oarn'ng of a lodging house at Ard.
1O'e' oklahoma. His wife had q
aa'fow escape from death and was
'e'e'y burned. She will be 70.
ered by many here as Mrs. s
sooertson who visited Mrs F. r
m.s auan mere one summer and made
v,. a' friends who will sympath,ze
msa mShe in pain and deep bereaye.
par.,, Inc couple had just been
'eu and We're on their wedd,no
T "nen the calamity happened.
Berkshire he our thoroughbred
o"ar pigs. L. E. Danes,
pon Coolidge, Wash.
eus n,.N. -lwo-year old aspar.
o. "'s' Thos. Holiday. R.F.
"'''e asparagus plants for sale.
r., II. T. Graft, Hover, Wash.
noa a'' at at tt this office and see the new
heebau nj the Oliver Typewriter, the
'Nanieal marvel of the age. '"'
hsmilto." 'ns IN the feed line at the
eeIght oH Supply House is sold by
,raa We do not sell a sob sack
81 sao,. '' o 10 X of bran, nor y
Mas vi oa ley f,r an sob sack
br Ivy nor a ll5lb sack of wheat
korl W. SICK OF wheat. No guess.
hea s'e' The scales are right NV
s'or all the time y
hamilton Supp y.Co