The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-10-29
MRS. William Stiegler is sick

Mrs. William stiegler is sick.
Horse blankets and lap robes q,
Leave special orders at the Tw;,
City Bakery.
For sale or trade-Horse, harness
and top buggy. LIS. Cross,an
Both Hardware stores close at g.,
O'CLOCK every evening except saturda,
evening. y O..
First class baker from spokan,
employed by T. A. Warner at Tv;
City Bakery.
Mrs. J. L. Perry entertained tn,
high School teachers at a loo o,c,oct
luncheon Saturday.
The Ladies Literary Club will
meet Friday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. c. o. Anderson.
The Ladies OF the Altar soc,etv
Will meet next Wednesday. Novem
Der =. with Mrs. j. NJ. Hawkins.
For ssle-5o year-old S. C. White
Leghorn hens. Wycoff strain.
B. G. Zwanzig, Sec. ;
Inc Presby terrain Ladies Aid So.
ciety met Wednesday to do work o.,
Che articles and make plans for the
annual pre-holibay sale.
W. E. Campbell has the contract
TO excavate the basement for a. new
residence on the lots back of w. r.
Amon's own residence.
LOSi-TelescOpe grip between S.
r, q 5. depot and Il. S. Stuart's
place Ia Section II, Sunday Oct. Il.
tiuder please leave at this Office.
The ihiinbie 'iub ,net Tuesday,
with Mrs. e. q. Anderson
and the meeting was largely attend
ed and u delightful afternoon was
spent by all present.
The Ladies of the Christian Church
Will hold sale OF cooked goods,
baked beans. pies, Dutch cheese and
other delicatessen at Morain's store
afternoon.
The Hanford Flyer now carries the
mail on alternate days with the
Gem and thus gives the
people up the river daily mail SER
vice. The service starts from the
kennewick post Office.
The kennewick Club il to have a
new electric sign, first OF its kind In
town. 1t will be seven feet by "a
inches and contain thirty four lights.
The word 1.-The Club" Will blaze out
on 1t 80 autifully that the passerby
will be trresistibly drawn inside.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Anon entertain
ed last Sunday at their new home In
Horse Heaven. Those enjoying their
hospitality were Mr.. and Mrs. 1. n.
NJ ueller, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl C. WILL
Jams, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Anon and
Ed. Sherman. A 6ne time was had
by all.
w. w. ANGEL has installed new
Bridge Beach Sand Oven In his home
bakery and making other improve
ments In order to handle his steadily
trade. He is making Il
speciality Of home baked pastry and
the demand has exceeded his facilities.
e B. Nc Alpin sustained q fracture
OF one of the bones in his fore arm
last week. The accident happened
at his ranch where he was cutting
out cattle and was chasing a steer
at full speed when the pony stepped
Ia q badger hole and fell throwing
him heavily. Mr. Nc Alpin went to
Walla Walla where the injured mem.
Der was placed in q cast.
A lady, no matter where. went to
a store for a peck OF apples, taking
what she supposed to be newly
Hundred -four sack. She held the
sack and the clerk poured the apples
In when they streamed out the other
end. On examination it was found
there were two holes In the bottom
both trimmed nd embroidered
The young man gave up the ghost
and the lady sent a small boy fol
the apples with a-basket.
Mrs. E. j. WaldrOn, mother OF Mr.
Mary Croft and grandmother OF Mrs
q. M. Ashbaugh came over from
Oregon City, to visit them the first
of the week. Although she ia 81 years
old she is delightful companion ane
tells many nose interesting remini
sciences OF the early pioneer days
She came to Oregon City In 1852 an6
has lived on the same farm ever since
or 81 years. She was enjoying hef
trip and visit Immensely.
Mrs. Nj. Blown who recently Wis