The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-07-16

Ami Schlnnd will move on the place
by August LIST.
Miss Maud Bell left last night for
Seattle and Vancouver. b C.. where
she will spend the summer with rela-
tives most Of the time with her Sis
ter, Mrs. Edwards. in Seattle, ana a
brother in Vancouver.
Mas II. Van Horn left over the
North Bank Tuesday for Portland
where she will visit friends as the
hrst stop in six weeks vacation
she will take there and at Olympia
closing with visit to the Fair.
". T. Good is the new blacksmith
in The ketcham Blacksmith Shop.
He has been a resident of Walla Walla
for some years at the Mcbride shop
and is a first class hOrseshOer. He
expects to move his family here soon.
Mr. and Mrs. c d. Price OF st Louis
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs & NJ Annis
this week. Mr.. Price is IL large build
ing contractor and Old friend OF Mr..
Annis's. Mrs. Price and Mrs. Annis
were school chu"s and very close
friends for years.
Observation-Disclosures man or wom-
an to take territory, and appoint
canvassers to sell our water filters.
Exclusive territory and nice profit
able work for the right party.
Seneca Filter Co.
Seneca, Mo.
Crane & Seeley, the salmon fisher
men have completed and launched
their new fishing boat and expect IN
a short time to supply the local
markets with fresh fish. The firm
has j ust secured an outfit Of nets
and expect to do Il profitable bust
able business.
Mrs. Vim. Murray and daughter
Eta are here from Phoenix, b. c.,
on account of the serious illess of her
son w. A. Murray. The Murrays
formerly lived here and will be re-.
membered by all who lived in Ken
newick for Years ago, Mr.. Murray
being the section foreman.
Mrs. l.. W. Brown was down from
POnerOy for week to see the new
Bro wn block and note the growth
nj + he. t,,vyp .,uI y.Ilox, oiro., ci1, ,,Sn1
to live here. She thOt wonderful
progress was being made but could
not be induced to consider moving
from the ranch to town, even to
kennewick.
e. .. Anderson is taking short
vacation at Ellensburg and the
mountains to get rid of his hay
fever. He will return by the 18th
when he has case before Judge HUl-
comb which will he heard in kenne-
wick in accordance with the he W
law, permitting holding court in
towns other than the county seat.
The Steamer Twin Cities left the
dOck Wednesday at 4p. III. for Snake
river points, She had on board 6
tons OF sugar. Is tons Of Irvine, IL
| tons OF steel and 40 bales of sacks,
which proves that the steamers are
doing some business. Just now they
are planning to handle the wheat
business this fall and give better
rates than any other means OF trans
portation.
The new local train No 10 will run
from Spokane instead OF PascO
leaving Spokane and arriving a,
1870 p, III. laying over until a. III,
and reaching kenuewick at rs Il. III
and Seattle at $50 p. m. The objec,
OF this change is to give a daylight,
10 al train to allstations from Spo
kane to Seattle. No. 70 the east
bound local reaches here at 6:lO d. III
Il big change in its time and arrive.
at Spokane at 1905 y. III.
UNIRRlGATED LANDS-Mr. Far
mtr or investor do not forge, If yOl
have ever learned of our country, &C
called Washougal, that it is the bes
dairying and diversified farming
countries in the northwest. If yo,
do not believe it come and we will
show you, or address.
Washougal Dairy & Land Co.
Washougal, Wash.
When it comes to a little fnancier
ing. refer us to your Uncle Charles E
Griffith. Something over a yea
ago he purchased forty acre chunl
OF the Clements ranch west of tow
for $50 per acre or $1,000 for TIN
whole. This week he closed dea
with the North Coast and the money
is in the bank for the thr acres OF
right of way across the land for 1885,
To sum up, "Gritf" has 81 acres G
good land, and $50 in money, which
cost him nothing. Purely velvet
don't you know, after deducting S2t
interest.