The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-08-06
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Friday, August 6, 1909

caattle Show this week
~ Haxton and family are among
ne Fair visitors this week
,,,.sos Lena and Sarah Olson OF
:. p.u, Mimi, are the guests OF
vi y;.s Fannie Harlan, OF Fiu'ey
,.,,st,c solos by artistic soloists
,.atures of the Cattle Ring. Band
o,,certs noon and night.
Miss Mae Sercombe Is visiting with
q. and Mrs. Harry Sheppard near
Granger this week
M,ss Angie Anderson returned from
o.resdale where she has been visit
inc relatives. much improved in
health.
Exchanges speak In highest terms
=, tho performance of King OF the
Cattle Ring as presented by MIR Eilers
company.
LYNN shanaielt is sick with typhoid
.,rar at the Jennings hospital in the
Roach Block and his fever has been
taking quite high range.
Frank Emigh returned from
several weeks stay with his family III
Seattle. He says he saw everything
IN the Oity and the Fair.
Mrs. NJ. Corrigan and daughter
Miss Mollie who have been visiting
their daughter and sister Mrs Nellie
shaughnessey, left for Seattle We'd
nesday.
Don't miss the noon day concert
III the Eiler King OF the Cattle Ring
Band. 1t is within keeping with Mr..
ril.r's reputation and the splendid
p,rf,rmance you viii witness at
night.
Mr. and Mrs. W. X. Weisel. and Mr..
and Mrs. K. Gilcrest left Tuesday
morning on the Twin Cities for Port
land and will make the trip around
to the Fair and to Coast Points be-
ing absent about two weeks.
Mrs. A P. Staley who was thought
to be dangerously Ill with acute all
ment has now settled down to the
regular siege with typhoid fever and
unless some new compiled ton arises,
she will recover. Her condition was
80 serious that a consultation was
held by Dr. Crosby and DR.. White OF
Pasco the first of the week.
1t takes tact and ability OF a high
order to organize a show that will
he we'll balanced in all departments,
viz: a good band and orchestra, good
specialties and If a dramatic show a
drama strong enough to win recog-
milton without the other features
Mr.. Eiler possesses this ability.
O.G. Burgess, timekeeper for the
North Coast at kiona, has Joined
Resident Engineer G. + Leslie's crew
here and will work from the kenne
wick office. Orders have been issued
for the surveying crew to set tracE
center stakes from here to kiOns
and the work has begun. This IL
the last work done preparatory tC
laying steel.
Mrs. f. D. Collins purchased nI
elegant Whitney piano on her recent
trip to ,Walla Walla OF the Eiler',
Piano House and it is now in hel
home, source OF much delight tt
her. Her brother Geo. F. Richardson
Jr. was one OF the winners In TIN
Eilers prize contest and was award
Ell 500 prize which he turned Ovel
TO his sister toward the purchase.
Miller & Sons the we'll drillers hav'
obtained a good supply OF water IL
the well they put down for Georg
Egbert on his ranch on the SecOnt
Oench, and 1t rises to within l45 fee
OF the surface 1t can be lowered by
pumping to a point slightly below
THIS and there 1t stands 80 far rs
nas as yet been tested. A large pumI
Will arrive in few days and u thor
test OF the water supply will b
lnahe. The we'll IL 22O feet deep b,i
Tue water has reached a depth OF Is
'eet. The hole is ten inches In dian
eter.
A. +. Thorpe and family had
narrow escape from a runaway acc
ueht Sunday evening. The team be
.o'ae frightened at horse gallon
'"s past them and started to rul
single tree broke and all the tug
dropped down and the buggy r.
-" 'ne Side of the grade and jus
'are'y missed tipping over. Had
uohe SO as the men were sitting @
.'e nppermost side, Mrs Thorpe an
'e children would certainly ha,
oeeh seriously injured. Luckily, af
catching the team which had RI
w anu making few repairs the
rlo e'e able to go on again with ii
"ahted-Otiice or inside work
soihe kind, by young married ma