The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-12-03

Mrs. CLARK Long OF Paba. visited
MIS-. Ihos. Nc Kahn the first of the
week,
any man would feel proud of box
v" hehhewick manufactured cigars
for a Xmas gift.
MISS Emma Heidke of Chippewa.
r'i's, Wisconsin is here for an ex-
tended visit with her sister Mrs. j 6.
Kelly.
What would make nicer Xmas
present than a box of Kennewick
made cigars, Valenza, Don Lorenzs,
Club and La Palma,
All parties having stock in nv
pasture will please call, settle and
remove same on or before December
10th. G W J..na
Undecided what to get him for
Amas? Easy enough to decide when
You know a box of Kennewick
manufactured cigars would be the
most appreciated gift you could give
him.
st. GATHERINGS Guild will hold their
sale of fancy aprons and home made
candy Saturday, Dec. 4. at the office
of Judge Staser. The special feature
OF the afternoon will be the serving
of dainty refreshments.
Remember the Old Maids Conven-
ton at Finley. A laughable and
amusing convention will be held by
about twenty old maids. 1t will be
held at the new Hall ut Finley, Sat-
urday evening, December 4th, and
will be worth going miles to see.
With Xmas close upon us remem-
Der that the most suitable gift any
wife. sister or sweetheart can give
their respective male eucumbrances,
or any friend his friend, would be Il
box of Kennewick mauufac TIRED
cigars. For sale at nearly all retail
stores.
George Egbert reports seeing
brown cayuse weighing about 6OO
pounds, with white star IN forehead.
rhe animal has a halter on and tie
strap dragging. From this last fact
1t is inferred he has recently got
away and this notice is inserted to
assist the owner in getting trace OF
the animal.
Royce &. Trip Of the Brunswick,
was the lucky man at the lot draw
ing put on at the Dime Theater last
Friday evening by the Milwaukee
Realty Co. His number was 1888
and the lot assigned was No. 465 In
the above company's addition to
the tow nsite of Lind, Wash.
Arthur Riggs Of Wala Walla has
the contract for installing the steam
heating plant in the aotel Brown
and 7, H. Lee, the foreman In charge
of the work, figures that the plant
will be installed in fifteen more days.
The heating plant is the cause OF the
delay in getting the building ready
and a grand opening at Christmas
is now planned.
For Sale-A rooming house at Ken
newick, Wash, located on one of the
main streets from the depot to main
part of town, consisting of fourteen
bedrooms, kitchen. dining room and
receiving room, lighted by electricity,
water up and down stairs. This IL
a two story building, 26x47. on loe
so foot square. Price $25O0. Write
P. G. Palmer, North Yakima, Wash
J. Sercombe returned to Spokane
Monday morning. to complete his
course of treatments In the Washing
ton Sanitarium. Il. A. Melvin and
NJ. o. Kitten also took the treat
ments and were benefited. In order
to keep busy all the time Mr.. Kitten
also took the remaining degrees of
Masonry and is now 92d degree
man.
w. H. Kruse and family, who have
been living here for a couple or three
months left Sunday for Yakima,
where the wife and child will remain
and Mr.. kruse will go over to Bev-
erly where the Milwaukee crosses
the Columbia and have an all winter
job on an irrigation fiume which
Theo. Weisbarger has the contract
for.
P. A. Devers who is In charge of
the Pascu Irrigation Plans for the
Strahorn interests. has let contracts
for exca waiting several miles of ditch
and to different contrac tors the lay
ing of several miles of pipe line. The
pipe will be five feet in diameter at
the pumping station near Five Mile
Rapids and Strawberry Island. The
contracts let this week will cover
about 20 miles of ditch. it is said.
Professor N b Showalter, in charge
of the rural school department of
the Cheney Normal, is an extensive