The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-03-12
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1000 clean beds at Hotel Leard
Mrs Frank ketcham left Wednes-
DAY on the North Bank for visit to
relatives at Portland and Camas.
Wash.
Lodging by day or week a reason
able rates. Hotel Leard.
Z. A. Cochran il i'm town cInsinr
mp some business matters. He, has
the franchise for putting in a water.
plant for the town Of .Juietta. Ida.
Wanted-Girl. willing to work, to
clerk in store. Address correspond
ence to Box Obs. ktnnewick.
BEST home-made sausage at the
city market. Phone 672.
Mrs. G. J. Beach made a business
ana pleasure trip to North Yakima
the last of the week.
Onion sets just in at tie Chas. II.
Collins Co.
n. Gown. is Il new harness
W WI h''ft~ ioi ptSjt III tilt- Nell
newick Harness shop.
Place your orders for fancy early
seed potatoes with the Chas. II. Col
Inns Co
Board and Lodging-Two ladies'
want boarding place in the country
for next three months. Inuuire at
this office.
r. Knautz is again working at his
trade of au upholsterpr. putting the
cushions in the swell new bus the
kennewick Transfer Co. is having
built.
Engines for Sale-Four horse DOW
or Fairbanks Morse gasoline engine:
and a - horsepower steam engine
with upright boiler. +. ketcham's
blacksmith shop.
o. X. Stone and /. S Gleason, of
Wooster, Massachusetts. have re-
Gently settled on the Highlands aud
are each improving Il ten acre tract,
which they purchased.
j. Il. Patterson, of the Columbia
Cafe has installed q large French
range in his kitchen and made other
changes which will greatly improve
the service at that swell restaurant.
Miller A. Cooper will spend couple
OF months in California near Pas
adena where his parents reside and
also look after his mining interests
III the death Valley region. He ex-
poets to return to Kenne wick.
The Yakima Valley Light & Power
Co has been granted a light and
franchise in Sunnyside and the Sun
nyside Sun published the ordinance
In full last week, giving rates for
light and power.
The North Bank road have Just re-
ccived notice of the start from the
Baldwin Locomotive Works at Phil
adelphia OF ten engines of he largest
and latest type which will be put in
service drawing their passenger
trains as soon as they arrive.
D. o. Ghormley, the Synodical
missionary o the Presby terrain
church, was In town Thursday con-
ferring with Rev. H. Il. Murray
about the work OF the church. He
had just returned from visit to
Haniord and White Bluffs
ID. W. Owen is seriously ill at the
home of MIR. and Mrs. z. c. Book and
the ailment is proving a severe test
OF the old gentleman's strength. His
many friends will hope that it will
yield to treatment and that he will
soon be around again enjoying the
delightful spring weather.
The G. II. Collins Co. shipped over
$500 worth OF eggs to out of town
firms last Saturday and all the deal
ers report heavy receipts OF the hem
fruit the past few days. Hens that
We're on a strike when eggs were
selling up around the fuur-bit mark
are now working over time when the
product only brings 20c a dozen
Swingle's cement block manufac-
tory began work Tuesday morning
turningOut the blocks for the new
bank building at White Cuffs, which
the new corpora ton. The First State
Bank OF White Bluffs, will erect The
blocks will be- shipped up on the boat
as soon as they are dry enough.
Mrs. {. r. LaPOrtr. who has been
confined to her bed for the past six
weeks. is slightly improved in health
and the family is packing up their
goods preparatory to going to Port
land, Ore, and should Mrs LaPorte
stand the trip all right, they will
continue their journey to Los Angeles
where they will make their home.
They will go just after March Goth
Eight year old horse, 400 pounds;
5000, &c. Roe.
| Good garden Seedpr and two sets