The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-07-30

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All ladies and childrens hose 20 Der
cent OFF. MOrain & Halves.
Those celebrated Tender Ease shoes
for men are the proper article. Mo-
rain & Halves.
A. E. Bowerman and Albery Imler,
OF haikaskia, Mich, old friends of E..
l.. ltipp In the Wolverine state STOP
ped OH to see him the first of the
week and they had fine time talk.
Ing over old times.
IT,. Benedict and c. L. Copeland
were among the numbering register.
ing In the Spokane and Coeur d.
Alene the first Of the week. They re.
port the crowds large aud the Jam
az big rs one gets into.
| Il. Stanton made the sale this
week OF lots 4 and S in block 10, sec.
ond addition to kennewick to Paul
Higky. the new partner in the Ken
hew'ck Hardware Co. and he Will
| - aaost"S lhcIt(JH.
MIRA. ii. Fisher is recovering slow.
~ from a severe burn on her foot
from hot water. Before he cloth
shoe and stocking could lie removed
the water scal.ied deeply into her
and the healing Is slow.
Daniel Mcmillan. ex-state treas.
urer "i North Eakota, D. Mcdonald
and Nelson Burnley. OF Langdon, N ID.
visited this locality the first of the
week and were shown around by
their friends II. E. johnson and =. NJ
Lockerby.
During August the union Congre.
gational-Presbyteri Services WILL
he held In the morning in the Conpre-
gational Church in the evening in the
evening in the Presby terrain church.
W. l.. Rowan, pastor OF the former
church will have charge.
Mrs. Ben Batson was brought
down from Horse Heaven suffering
intensely with gall stones and WINS
taken to the Jennings hospital for
treatment. Her condition was very
serious, having repeated commissions
after her arrival Wednesday.
j. N. Miller, proprietor of the
Square Deal Printing office of Wich-
lta, Kansas, gave this office a call
Wednesday morning. He is well &C.
qualnted wieh some of the Iowa
newspaper men we know and gave
news OF the OF their doings and pro-
gress.
b. Scholl. travelling agent for the
Kerr. Clifford & Co., Grain Export
ers. from Spokane. was in town con-
suIting the local grain men Wednes.
day and went on to Kiona where the
firm has grain warehouse. He thot
Kennewick fine location for small
Touring mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. e. Curry, the com.
petent eyesight specialists, who have
been making professional visits to
kennewick for five years, will make
their next visit Monday, August 2.
for one day only at Hotel Kennewick
Eyes examined and glasses fitted at
reasonable prices. All work guaran-
teed.
Ground was broken Monday for
the new brick building L.auritz
Smith Will erect on his lots in the
rear OF the Beach Block ON Washing
ton Street. The building will be 4Ox
so feet and will be occupied by Smith
& Eichner who will conduct a plumb.
ing shop and implement store open.
ing this fall.
| J. G. kelly. the day trick operator
at the depot returned Tuesday from
his vacation and brought his bride
with him. Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly were
married on July LIST at Chippewa
Falls, Wisconsin, and will now be at
home in Kennewick, having leased
the Tompkins house recently vacat-
ed by U. ID. Swanson.
The Twin-City Laundry has re.
ceivcd their new engine and will soon
put In their new boiler when
their capacity will be greatly increas.
ed. The laundry is receiving a liber.
al local patronage and the outside
work ia beginning to be an important
feature. Baskets came IN last week
from both Hanford and White Bluffs.
The work turned out Ia strictly first
class.
Ladies and childrens summer I'M.
derwear at cost while they last at
MOrain & Halves.
i Lewis Edwards of Horse Heaven
brought in some very fine potatoes
grown on his Horse Heaven ranch
without irrigation. They are OF
good size and nice smooth surface.
When the right methods OF conserv.
ing the moisture are understood
many farmers like MIR. Edwards will
be able to grow much stuff like pota-
toes and garden vegetables OF Ger.