The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-10-01

sister Mrs. W u. King.
B. Maybourne and family spen,
last week at the Big Fair.
Lars Erickson is in Calgary. Can
ada on a land prospecting trip.
Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Leard
wednesday, Sept. Goth, a daughter
DR.. and Mrs Crosby and Fine,
are back from their Seattle vacation
trip.
w. IL kruse, Il carpenter of North
Yakima. came down Tuesday to
work at Kennewick.
w. B. Milton, attorney at law
from Walla Walla, was in town on
legal business Wednesday.
The First International Rank b.s
issued garnisement papers against
A. }. Tuttle, a former N. P. Agent
mere.
MIR. and Mrs. j. H. Nichols return
ed the last Of the week from their an.
nual outing In the mountains near
renio, Wash.
H. H. Davis has moved into the
L. w. Brown house formerly occu-
pied by MIR. and Mrs. Fay F. Dean on
Third street.
Mr.. and Mrs. 2, e. Book returned
the first of the week from a weeks
stay at the Fair and visit With
friends in Tacoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D, Sweet came
Town Tuesday from Springdale to
call on their many friends and close
up some business matters.
f. N. Papel of Charleyaix, Mich,
visited E. Nj. Sly ald family and
made preliminary survey of Keu-
ueWick and will locate here.
The Alma Chapter Eastern Star
Will hold It's regular meeting at the
Masonic Hall Tuesday evening, Oct.
). A full attendance is desired.
A. NJ. Barnett and A. W. Barnett
were up frOE. L1wden the first of
the week on business. They say their
wheat crop is very lightthis season.
MIR. and Mrs. Will Dooley of Alpha,
Iowa and Mrs Miles HOltOn are Wis
ting at the Shanafelt home. Both
the ladies are sisters of Mrs. Shana-
felt.
L. G. Anderson. the general man
ager Of Ringold. was In town trading
with our merchants before going to
Seattle to see the Fair and the Pres
ident.
. John Stratton OF Washington
county, Kansas. is here to see the
country and is stopping with his
friends. MIR. and Mrs. W. E. Campbell
In Horse Heaven.
Mrs. Irene Gardner and children CT
Waco, Nebraska are visiting her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. King
md other relatives and will remain
for a month or SO.
J. L. Burk who has been working
Tor his brother-in.law J. r. Howard
in harvest left yesterday for Vale.
Oregon where he owns land, to har-
vest his potato crop.
F. P I.auer. formerly in business in
Shakopee. Minn., but more recently
1T North Yakima, was kennewitk
visitor the first of the week and likes
us 80 we'll he will return later.
Martin Holzhey of Bendina, Kan
,as is here looking after some matters
in connection with his brother Joe
Holzhey's estate and to make finnl
proof for the heirs on his homestead
in Horse Heaven.
IF. Hoff who has been at the Fair
and around the Sound for the past
two weeks, returned Wednesday
morning and is looking after the
beinhart ranch while the owner ia
attending the Chicken Show.
Henry Tweedt is attending high
school at Wenatchee and will play
on the school foot ball team which
is now hard at work and expects to
make a fine gridiron. Henry will be
strong experienced player for them.
Two new patients at the hospital
threatened with fever, are Mr.. Bonn
of White Bluffs and E. NJ. Fredling,
an employee OF the Transfer Barn.
Victor Heberlein Is making marked
improvement, and barring accident
should recover.
Archie Lowry arrived from Holley
Oregon, 80 miles south OF Portland,
Monday to look after business mat
ters. He has been at HOlley the past
sixteen months aud has been very
busy doing contracting. He will be
here for some time.
J. R. Howard is completing a.
eight room residence on his ranch
south of Hover. He was In town
Tuesday for a load of doors, win
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