The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-06-11
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also experienced irrigator, steady lob.
Inquire at this office.
Those low prices on dry goods,
ladies and children'S shoes, cut some
ice at Morain & Halves.
Miss Lucille Annis who has been
teachin" the past year at st. Maries.
Idaho, is home for her vacation.
Misses white canvas shoes selling
for $1.25 to 95c cut prices while they
last Zoe to soc.
Mrs. Henry Angel of Parker, visit
ed her brother Frank Lyons and
family for three days the first of the
week.
Plats have been filed with the coun
ty auditor for the kreidler Addition
to Richland and the Buckeye Addi
ton to White Bluffs,
The following are for sale at a
bargain. l Princess dresser, | dining
table, metal couch, rug, l buffet
and chairs. l.. II. Whitelock.
Will Curry, who is running a bar
Der shop at Granger was down visit
ing his sister and friends here the
first of the week.
K. S. Ely and brother George left
Monday for Ellensburg where they
Will get their steam threshing outfit
out and ready for the fall season.
". H. Shanafelt was down from
from Sunnyside Sunday and Monday
visiting his brother, G. w. Shanafelt
and family returning Tuesday.
W. H. McClaskey of Columbus.
North Dakota. arrived Saturday to
take a position as assistant cashier
In the First International Bank.
Ralph Lodge has gone to Sunny.
side to work in haying and will har-
vest in the Bickleton country in the
neiShbOrhoOd where the Lodges
formerly lived.
Guey Williams went down to Wal,a
Wnlla on land business the first of
the week and from there went direct
through to Seattle to see the Fair
Tor q couple OF weeks.
L. l.. Weisel, from Findlay, Ohio,
stopped Off in KenneWick for yisi,
with his brother. W. K. Weisel While
On his way to the Fair. coming home
he will go thru California and the
south middle states.
County Auditor jenkins issued
marriage license to Ernest 0. Perry,
"A rancher living east of town and
Miss Mary L. Bartoff Of Spokane
Wednesday. After their marriage
they will make their home at kenne-
wick.
Mrs. Perry Larkin was agreeably
surprised Sunday afternoon by her
friends and neighbors, it being her
18th birthday. An enjoyable after
noon was spent. A number of gifts
were left as reminder OF the &C.
castor. Guests were served to ice
cream and cake.
The Odd Fellows will hold their
annual Memorial service next Sun
day evening attending the NJ. L.
Church. All Odd Fellows and Re-
beccas are requested to meet at the
Lodge room promptly at 7:l5 from
which place they will march to the
church.
The merchandise event Of the week
Ia the big sale at Ashbaugh's. He Is
making the supreme effort Of his
store in this sale under his own man
agcment. The stock is large and re-
dlctions genuine and liberal. 1t al
fOrds an opportunity to buyers Of
buying for the coming summer at
prices that will save enough on
which to make that trip to the Fair
you are planning. The affair has
been thoroughly and attractively
advertised and there will be liberal
patronage at the Ashbaugh store for
the next ten day,
Mr. and Mrs VIM. Llmbie. of May
view. Wash. visited Mr.. and Mrs. q.
Hamilton the first of the week. Mr..
Lambie farms about 1000 acres and
is largely engaged In raising horses.
He has just sold a carload of horses
averaging 1900 pounds. He usually
has about $50 head of horses on the
ranch. Mr.. Hamilton sold him the
first three head of horses he owned
in this country. Miss Margaret
Lambe, his sister. a trained nurse
from Glasgow, Scotland, accom-
panied them. They will go from
here to Portland to attend the Rose
Carnival.
John W. DrauShOn, we'll known
here ns the "a ther OF Mrs. J. H. Sill
gletOn died last week at Spokane,
aged seventy-fve years. Funeral
services were held at the New Eng
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