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

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Wild
rig Friday October 18th "a son.
Leave special orders at the Twin
City Bakery.
ATTORNEY c. 0. Anderson made a
business trip up the river Tuesday,
For saleor trade-Horse, harness,
and top buggy. l.. S. Grassland
Wanted-To buy 25 sacks of good
potatoes for cash. H. Fisher
Yakima St
Mrs. {. Stacer has returned from a
couple OF weeks visit In Ritzvile and
Spokane.
hen passing the Twin City Bak-
cry stop in and give their Pies and
Pastry a trial.
Miss Carrie Bender was in Spokane
over Sunday visiting All Old Chicago
friend Mrs. Cuberson.
For Sale-2 horse power gasoline
engine in good shape, running every
day. Inquire at this Office.
l.. &. Moore celebrated his Goth
birthday Tuesday, Oct. 10th. He Is
exceedingly active and well preserv-
ed for his age.
Guy Hayden returned Monday
evening from Il two weeks visit to
the Fair, Seattle, Victoria and Van
couver. b. G..
Frank Shaughnessy has returned
from Spokane where he has been
working for the Fulton Wholesale
aud Retail Market.
Joseph Gerards and family return.
ed the last OF the week from trip
to Council Bluffs. Iowa, where they
were called by the death Of Mr.. Ger
ards sister.
The byterrian c. +. will give
IN Apple Social Friday evening oct
ober %, at the church. All young
people are invited and all who wish
to stay T.. Dung.
Henry Schlechte who lived in Ken
neWick last winter and later bought
a place in Richland has traded ii
his tract and will return To III, home
in York County, Nebraska
The Eastern Star Chapter meeting
on Tuesday evening was largely at
tended and the arrangements We're
made to have Il spread at the next
meeting on November 2nd.
C. l.. McGlothlen, Of HanfOrd was
in town Wednesday. Mr.. McGloth-
len is a member of the school board
and in charge of the work OF building
Hanford's new school building.
A. V. MckeynOlds and H NJ. Bart
lett are installing hot air furnaces in
their residences Smith l. EjChner OF
the Kennewick Sheet Metal Works
are doing the work Of putting them
in.
The Rev. C. W. Du Bots of VancOu-
yer, Wash. has accepted the call ex-
tended by the Episcopal Vestry and
will be here for his first service on
October 3lst. He will also serve the
Episcopal Church at PascO.
I The Williams Block is making good
progress. The brick work to the
second floor is done and the carpen-
tiers finished putting in the floor joists
and supports Tuesday and the brick
layers began laying up the second
story walls.
B. Mayborne and family who have
been living in Section for a number
of years and recently sold their place
to J. r. Motter left Monday evening
for an extended visit with their rela-
tives and neighbors at Napier, Wis
cOnsin.
Otto Hansen, the contractor, was
down from Spokane the first half OF
the week looking after his property
interests and completing arrange
ments for putting down cement walk
in front of his property on Second
street. He has contract on d
branch line of the Milwaukee near
BOville, Idaho. He was accompan
led by brother from st. Paul who
was oting with appreciation the
improvements in kenneWick
The Tulls Drug Company is the
name of the new firm which has pur-
chased the McPhee Drug Store. The
stock will he increased and the pro
prietOrs both of whom have had long
experience in the business will do
every thing possible on their side OF
it to win IA share of the business ful
the new firm. The senior member OF
the firm T. p. Tul!is has been en-
plOyed at the Columbia Pharmacy
for some time and formerly worked
in drug store at PrOsser and is
widely acquainted and favOrably
known in Benton County.
On his place in the south part OF