The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-06-25

A"o c"t". II. COlllnS 20. sells bar
ley at $l.35 per sack.
). ID. Hastings is visiting relatives
In Spokane for a few days.
The Chas. H. Collins Co. will I'm
dersell any feed store in the Valley.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Thorpe in
Section I, Monday, June p, a ten
pound son.
For Cash Only-Steam rolled bar
ley, $3.50 per ton. The Chas. H.
Collins Co.
II any one beats our prices tell us.
II we beat all prices tell your friends.
MOrain & Halves.
Try Silver Loaf Flour made from
Montana Hard Wheat, our exclusive
GRAND. kOlb's Cash Grocery.
For Sale Cheap-A few 5 or 10 acre
tracts, under the ditch. partly i'm
prdev Easy terms. Inquire at this
office.
Miss Gretta Book has gone to
Washougal, Wash. where she will
visit w. S. Harvey's and Sam OAR
ling's for month.
DIR. F. NJ. Cnosby took Mrs Bruner
who lives on the Emigh ranch to
Walla Walla for operation for ap-
pendicitis the first OF the week.
Z. O. Anderson is in Prosser where
he has three cases before the Superior
Court, Ole of them being the appeal
OF the CONTEMPLATING rent suit.
a good position is open in kenne-
wick for man who is proficient in
bookkeeping and stenograhy.
Address, Care Courier.
Mrs. +. F. Beste left last night for
for Spokane and after visiting there
will go to Spirit Lake, Idaho, and to
Pennington and Palouse City, Wash.
J. f. Topper, the architect. is in
Olympia where he is consulting with
State Highway Commissioner Snow
obout some highway Improvement
work.
Mrs. A. Alexander of Dow City, |
Iowa arrived Sunday for a visit
with her sister-in-lBw Mrs. Chas. Il.
Irwin. She will be joiued here by her
husband and they will visit the Elk
position.
For Sales acres by S or 10 acre
tracts. Y mile from Finley Station.
10 acres seeded in alfalfa, acres
apple trees. s2..5 per acre. Fully
paid up water rent. See j. Jacot.
Finley, Wash.
Z. {. Z. Copeland. Q. W. Rich. j I.
Larkin, II. Il. Haney. G. f Lott. + d
Collins l. A JarnaGin and r. II Arm.
strong are the men doing jury duty
from this end of the county at Pros
ser this week.
CD. Williams, the contractor was
stricken With paralysis one day last |
week and has gone to Spokane for
treatment. If he does not make i'm
provement he will go to Hot Springs |
to try the waters.
Mr., and Mrs. l.. L. Johnson are in |
Seattle visiting the Exposition. MIR. |
johnson ia attending the tri-state
bankers meeting. The Washington
Oregon-Idaho State Bankers Assn
in Joint session in Seattle.
Odin Staley left Monday for Tacoma
to remain for some time and be with
his brother Frank who ia working in
the n. T. general offices there. their
mother expects to go over at least
for the summer in short time,
Mr.. w. s. Imbler and wife of st.
John, who have been attending the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., stopped
Il few days in Kennewick to visit Mrs
Imbler's sister Mrs. & n. Calhoun.
Mr. Imbler is a retired merchant,
and heavy land owner he has his eye
on kennewick.
Ut. -. ~ buuChh VI ~ " ~ W" co III
town calling on his professional
brethren and looking over this sec
ton with a view to locating. he
and the editor of THE paper were
able to tell each other OF many
mutual friends altho we had never
met before.
PC Palmer and son Lester were
i'm town the first OF the week and
with the local force of the yard took
the annual inventory of the stock.
They had just completed the inven-
tory of the Richland yard and
will wind up the work OF invoicing
the system at PascO this week.
Mrs. C. O. Anderson left Tuesday
evening for Seattle where she will
represent the WOman's Club in the
Annual meeting of the Federation of
Woman's Clubs and will remain in
the city for two months. Mrs. c. w
Story left Tuesday to attend the
same meeting and represent the