The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-04-09

posite the power house.
For Sale Quick-one span good
work mares and one single driver
Apply to G. II. Collins Co.
}. H. Dague, W. +: Campbell and
Fred Phillips Were in Walla Walla
Tuesday OH land business.
Miss Mae Sercombe is home from
the Cheney Normal school for the
Easter Vacation OF one week.
Margaret Harrison visited Mr.. and
Mrs. E.C. Patterson in. Pasco for a
few days the grst OF the week. =
= Fertilizer for Sale. tankage, blood,
Land Plaster and everything in that
line at; Tne Chas. H Collins Co.
Mrs: W. M. Rand and children. of
WaliuIa. visited her sister, Mrs. W.
"A. Smalley, the first of the week.
Mrs. Byrd accompanied her daugh-
ter Mrs: johnson to her home in
CoifiiX and will remain there for
some time, ~
> Furniture for Sale-I wish to dis
pose of my household furniture in
the apartments in the King Block. -
Mrs. l.. f. Amsbary
The Thermometer dropped to a
tempera ture OF "a degrees above
Tuesday night and the stra wberrv
and'fruit blossoms that were SO pre-
cOcipus as to he out got what was
coming to them, '.:
Frank Tobin, the man who rob
,beG the Shanafelt store a couple of
weeks ago Of Il complete onttit Of
clothes for personal use, was senten-
ced to not less than one or more
than IA years in the penitentiary.
Saturday. April 10Th, beginning
at ten o'clock, sat Halves & Morain' IS
Store. the Presby terrain Aid Society
will hold a sale OF cooked goods, in
Guiding eatahies suitable for Easter.
also colored eggs, etc. nice for child
rem.
The regular monthly meeting
the kennewick Cemetery, Association
will be held next Tuesday afternoon,
April 18th at S. NJ. LockeLby's office
in the First International bank.
All members are invited to Ibe pres
pnt. =: 80,
s. H. Jackson. wife and daughter
arrived from Mephis. Tennessee. the
last OF the week on ain ex tended visit
70 his. mother, brother and sisters.
Mr.. Jackson is a passenger conduct
or on the st Louis & from Mountain
Railway. ~'-.:a
, {. F. George was down from kiona
on business Wednesday. He has the
contract for furnishing the Deat for
the Case & ,Eschbach camps on the
North Coast. Their present contract
near Kiona VIII not be completed be-
foresthe middle OF June.
r. E, Pratt returned Monday from
Chicago to look after the multitud-
ious Ut details OF IFS large business
affairs here. He, will remain here
until the NORTH Coast rond makes
settlement fQrfts right OF way thru
the entireslength OF the valley.
NJ. and Mrs, L.. A. Peters left Mon
day for the big Robert Garry ranch
west Of Pasco which Mr., Peters has
thu, magempnt OF this season. A
large acreage will be set to orchard.
About so acres are already under ir-
rigatiOn about half in alfalfa and
the rest in orchard. The water
comes from the Columbia and is lifted
by pumps driven by gasoIincepower.
Hon. zee A. Johnson OF Sunny
side. was in town Tuesday evening
to attend il. directors meeting OF the
First National bank. He left We'd.
.nestlay morning for Pullman where
he VII! atten1 a meeting of the board
of Itegpnts of, the state college OF
which he fs a member. Few people
.ef the state realize" said Mr.. john
son, what an Institution we have
there inPullman and the great work
it is. doing in broa denfng; the lives
:, OF the young people and increasing
their usefulness . for all time to
come. ;" The institution ia costing con-
siderable money to build and -estab-
:Hsh but 1t is money well sp mt. Mr..
Johnson spoke in highest terms of
Governor Cosgrave whose close and
intimate friend he had been for many
yCo' 3d.. 81. = -
DR.. A. Nj. King. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. r,
LaPorte and sons and NJ iss Florence
Oliver IT Tuesday evening for Los
Angeles. California. Or. King will
take up hospital work there. The
LaPortes will make their home in
that city in the hope that the climate
will bene it DOtl Mr.. and Mrs. La
Porte's health. Miss Oliver will