The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-08-27

Drop in 6. C. McKittrick's Tailor
Shop, next to Stock Jewelry store.
Best wheat, actual weight 100
pounds, $500 sack. Fruit Growers
Assn.
Don't forget that we have a bushel-
man in kennewick. next to Stocks
Jewelry store.
Thomas Mead, OF Los Angles, Calf.
Is the barber working in the Van
Hook Elite Barber Shop.
Puyullup held a. local option cleo
ton on August 18th and the 'drys"
won by majority OF s..
Fred L. Watson, the grain buyer,
made business trip to up-river
points the first of the week.
Several people have neglected to
get their packages o: laundry from
the Roesch & Dorothy agency.
Black raspberry plants, $40 per
thousand Order now for November
delivery. Fruit Growers Association
Phil Bier is at Locks Landing up
the Columbia doing some repair work
on Irrigation Pumps and on the en-
gines of the Launch.
For Sale-3 cows and heifers two
OF them Jerseys; hack newly painted.
wagon, De Laval Separator Baby
NO2. S. w. Farris,
On Hewetson place east of town.
Mrs. Arthur Jacot is staying with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Dorothy, for some time while her
husband is out with u threshing
crew In the Bickletun-M abtOn coun-
try.
MIR. and Mrs Frank Snakenberg OF
Iowa, are visiting this
week with his sister, Mrs. D. j. Dein.
hart. They are returning from Seattle
having come west thru Utah and
California.
f. r. Ball OF Hawarden. Iowa, a
brOther-in-law of l.. johnson visit
ed him Monday OF this week and on
Tuesday both gentlemen went to
TOppenish on business and an in
spectiOn of the Valley.
A. A. Baker. an employe of the N.
P. X. r. for the past four years, will
retire the 9th. Mr.. Baker intends
retiring from railroad work entirely
and will devote his interest to his
real estate In Alberta.
For Sale - Three sections wheat
land 20 miles above Pasco on the Co.
lumbia close to river transportation
Thirty bushels per acre raised there
this year. $ll to SIS per acre. Ad-
dress H. K. Vibber. kennewick, Wn.
Mrs. J. +. Shafer, son Willard. and
her neice left for an extended visit in
Seattle Sunday night. They expect
to take in the Fair, visit relatives and
friends in the city where they FORM
erly lived. MIR. Shafer left Wednes-
day to join them and remain In the
city for some time.
Having purchased Mr.. Haydon's
interest in The Elite Barber Shop, l
wish to announce to my friends and
the public in general that we are bet
ter prepared than ever to take care
of their TOnsorial wants. Trusting
to merit share OF the public patron.
age, am Resp'ctly Yours,
v. Nj. Van Hook.
Arie Hover was In town Saturday
on land business for the Hover In
vestment Co. and the HOver-Schiffner
Co. These companies are selling land
to the North Coast and to 8. Nj.
Lockerby. Mr.. Lockerby purchased
the half block in which the pavilion
is located facing north on Third
street.
"Can be depended upon" ,s an
expression we all like to hear. and
when 1t Is used In connection with
Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
Diarrheoa Remedy 1t means that 1t
never fails to cure diarrheoa. dysen-
terry or bowel complaints. 1t is
pleasant to take and equally valu-
able for children and adults. For
sale by the Columbia Pharmacy.
King Bros, general merchants at
Finley, brought suit thru their attor-
neys, Humphrey & Cole, against j.
W. Rose, to collect a book account
for goods, before Judge Staser Tues
day. Their complaint was demurred
to by {. o. Anderson appearing for
Rose and the demurrer sustained and
suit dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
Lee Brown OF PomerOy, is here this
week visiting his father l.. w Brown
and seeing the improvement and
growth Of Kennewick since he left
here with the family six years ago.
Lee is the machinery expert on the
wheat ranch having q natural bent
for operating machinery and Is the