The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-10-22

Goods at the Twin City Bakery.
Lost-Pair of steel trimmed spectac
les. Finder please leave at this of4i.o
For Sale-Driving horse and sin OIL.
buggy and harness. Harry Lndy,
Merit Dwire is dangerously ~ -,
Pennington, Wash, with typhoid
fever.
Mrs. E. Plummer and son Roher,
returned from their summer yisi,
with relatives in Indiana.
"anted-Table boarders. First
mouse west OF new Presby terrain
Church. Mrs. d $ Plant
For Rent-Fall pasture; fifty acres
line feed, plenty of water: close +,
kennewick. Inquire at this Office.
Build up your city; boost little
smoke and tell your friends about
the Kennewick Cigars.
W. l.. Young, the band leader and
musical Instructor, has moved into
the room In the Beach building for
merly occupied by Hawes Grocery
Store.
>. r. Perry began work the first OF
the week for the Hanford Irrigation
& Power Co. in the land department
connected with the local office,
Humphrey & Cole moved their la W
Offices into the old bank building in
the rear of the First National Bank
Wednesday. The building has been
remOdelled and divided in two suites
of nice Office rooms.
DR.. W. l.. Freeman who has been
practicing medicine here for the lat
four months left with his family for
Puyullup. Wash where he Will
engage in the practice of his profes-
sion. He came here from Lind.
Miss Van Hermit who was sick
with the typhoid fever in the hospital
at Spokane died last Friday. This
Is the third member of the family
to die with typhoid fever, two of
them died at the ranch west of Rich
land.
Mrs. G. II. Putnam returned to her
home in Rockford, Illinois. over the
Denver & Rio Grande R'y. leaving
from Pendleton Monday. Mr.. Put
nam will STAY here during the winter
to make some Improvements on his
land.
A very heavy rain fell Wednesday
night in Horse Heaven and the Val
ley. In the hills 1t will greatly help
farmers who wish to do fall blowing
and seeding. The rain gauge at the
local station showed a precipitation
OF twenty nine-One hundredth this OF an
inch.
Leslie Johnson in Section I this
week shot a chicken hawk which was
remarkable for it's size measuring !
feet, inches from tip to tip OF its
wings. In fact he made Il bigger kill
ing than party of hunters who
went to the mount ains on two weeks
hunting trip recently.
The suit brought by X. w, Shat
ford and others against the White
Bluffs Land & Irrigation Co. of whicl
the Todd Brothers are the principal
prom ters, was up last week before
Judge Holcomb and the plaintiffs
won first blood by having their de-
murrer sustained. The kennewick
Hardware Co. vs. j. Kelly De Priest
| ia set for trial December LIST.
Martin Fieldsted, the sheep man
came in from Yakima the last of the
week and unlouded a car load OF
bucks which were driven out to the
grazing land in Horse Heaven. The
Underwood Band of sheep which
have been feeding down the valley
will arrive in this part OF the graz
ing lands this week.
The WOman's Club met with Mrs
| c.. O. Anderson on Tuesday afternoon
| and there was a good attendance
Mrs. 0. l.. Hanson was the leader
of the meeting and the subject IN the
travel series was Japan. The Jap
anese display in their national build
ing at the A. Y. p. exposition wa
talked over in detail. Mrs. Frahl
Emigh had group OF pictures o.
the Japanese Commercial Commiss
ion now visiting this country ant
their ability and their purpose, wer'
discussed.
John Eichner has let the contract
for the erection of Il two story bricl
residence on the five acre tract III
recently purchased OF Mr.. Armstron:
across the second bridge on the cas-
side of the Washington street. Tint