The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-06-18
Look at those fine dishes free to
crsh customers, MOra,n & Hawes

crsn customers. MOrain & Halves.
How about the S. cent overalls:
short or bibd. Morain & Halves.
c. l.. Frans Is visiting friends al
Davenport.
Ramiel Nance ia working for a
grocery firm in Pasco
Chas Collins was In North Yakima
Thursday on business for his firm
+ d Collins returned SATURDAY
from a week at Echo, Oregon, where
he looked after his land interests
Those celebrated Tender Ease shoes
for men are the proper article. Mo-
rain & HAYES.
Ii any one beats our prices tell us.
II we beat all prices tell your friends.
Moran & Halves.
II e Void, Of Anita, n d, is the
new pharmacist at the McPhee
Pharmacy.
Miss Matte Chew OF Walla Walla
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
Mckain the past week.
Frank Staley was over from Ia
coma Sunday to visit his mother and
many friends.
@. knfffen has moved in from
Horse Heaven and is occupying the
Lodge house on 9Th street
/" A. H.. Richards is busy with crew
OF men building a house on the ranch
he recently sold to }. W. Kirk.
Freeman W. Brown has purchased
the S. e. Emmons home on Second
street and his son and family from
Tacoma will occupy it this fall.
J. r. Howard was in town from
the ranch south of Hover helping
his mother get settled in her new
home.
light shower of rain fell Wednes-
pay night but not enough to help
the wheat fields to any great extent.
Moisture relief they must have soon.
H. j. Snyder, Of Garfield, called on
on his friends, w. NJ. Frans and Mr..
end Mrs. H. M. Ashbaugh, Wednes-
day, and left Thursday on the boat
to visit his parents at Hanford.
Mr.. Hugh E. Weber, of Callbran,
Colorado, visited with W. L. and
Mrs. Rowan last week. He is travel
ing thru the Northwest and British
Columbia.
J. H. johnson of Wasco, Oregon,
visited his nephew l.. r. johnson
and family the first OF the week. and
went on to Sunpyside to visit his
younger brother. Hon. Lee A. John
con.
Mrs. nj. E. Bunker. Of Walla Walla
has leased the Artisan hotel for the
next four months. Nels Arden has
gone to Hooper. Wash. The pro-
prietor. S. E. Walker. and wife, ex-
pect to spent the time at Soap Lake
In hope OF benefitting Mrs. Walkers
health.
Rev. L. n. B. Anderson ia ut Salem
Oregon, where he ls attending the
commencement exercises of Will
annette University. Mrs. Anderson
went over abont two weeks ago
Their daughter Miss Ellen Joy An
Anderson is a member of the grad
uating class.
A. T. beats sold his place north of
the track to Mrs. NJ. J. Allen. OF
Adrian. Missouri. Mr., beats will
build an addition to the house fer
her nd che Will make It her home.
Mrs. Allen Is the mother OF j X. How
ard. who ia an extensive wheat
rancher south OF Hover and moves
here In order to be near her son.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Nicholson re-
turned Wednesday morning from
their extended wedding trip. They
visited Kansas City, Salt Lake, Dem
yer, came back to Portland for tn
Rose Carnival. and then concluded
with a week at the Seattle fair. They
enjoyed the trip every minute. They
will be In Kennewick for same time.
The Board Of School directors of
school district No. IL, Kennewick,
Benton county, WASH, hereby adver-
tise for bids for heating the brick
school building ~ kennewick, Wash.
by the warm air ventilating system.
Contractors are to take their own
measurements and furnish plans and
specifications. Bids will be opened
Wednesday. Juue 30th. The board
reserves the right to reject any and
all bids. G. NJ. Annis, Clerk. 2t
Next week will be the Inland En-
pire week at the Seattle exposition
A large attendance is expected and
the management has arranged many
special features. Washington State
day will be next Tuesday. The Ma
sonic and Eastern lodges will hiring