The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-04-23

Wash
Il Jackson. of Centralin, who owns
the old Hover Hotel block. was in
town yesterday looking after his
property He says kennewick never
looked SO good and prosperous 49,.
him as now and he has been visiting
it ever since he has owned the prop
erty
J. f Svatonsky, and Charles Weber
have just returned from Alaska
where they have extensive mining in
terests and looking after property
interests IN the Hover Villa Tracts.
They are displaying some very fine
nuggets which they took from the
mines in Alaska. the largest being AZ
large as a hen egg and worth a large
sum OF money.
| am now prepared to do your city
Scavenger work such as cleaning
vaults and cess pools. Drop me a
card and work will be promptly at
tended to. A. J. Wilhelm
Miller < Sons who are drilling the
deep we'll on the G.. +. Lott place
two miles west of town. are down
32O feet. They drill q 10 inch hole
and are now working in basalt rock
going down six to eight feet Il day.
They have a contract to go 1900 feet
unless the striking a flowing well be.
fore that depth is reached. They
have already struck abundance OF
water which rises 14O feet III the hole.
/ For Sale-30 tons loose hay. First
and second cutting alfalfa. Deliver
ed any where in the Valley at Sl4.50
per ton i'll two ton lots. Collins
/. Bros. Two miles west of Kenne
wick. Phone 937.
Mrs. II. W. Johnson, president of
the Finley Ladies' Aid society in
forms US that the entertainment
given at the Finley hall Friday eve
Mug was Il decided success. The
readings by Mrs f. @. Brown Were
rendered in her usual finished style
and were thoroughly enjoyed. The
musical selections W ere also especial
ly good. A bass solo by Amos Han
ey is deserving OF special cOmmenda
ton andwas heartily applauded. The
attendance was large.
1t became known the first of the
week that II f ROseman. proprietor
OF the Stag Saloon, was married, and
he has been setting them up to the
boys all week. While be stole a
march on his friends the best infor-
nation obtainable is that he and
Miss Anna Bartell were married in
Spokane on April Sth They returned
the first OF the week and are occupy
inf the living apartments I'm the Syl-
vester and Roseman block which
have been fitted up in elegant style
and will make them d fine hOr-a
For Sale-Five shares White Bluffs
& Columbia River Telephone Stock
for $4,000 cash. One city lot, No. l3,
block 4, First Add. to White Bluffs
for $4,000 cash. E. Ii. Cornwell,
White Bluffs,
Wash
DR.. w. L. Freeman. formerly OF
Lind. and Miss Mary Foster. of Bel
lingham, We're married at Spokane
last Monday. They came down to
Lind Monday evening and remained
until Friday, the doctor having some
business matters to attend to here.
When DR.. Freeman left Lind several
months ago he located at Stevenson.
but mas decided to go to kennewick.
tie will open an office in that enter
prisfng little town and has bought a
20 acre orchard tract at Rlchland.
nine miles up the river from Kenne-
wick.-Lind Leader.
Rev. II. I. Murray is absent from
town this week attending the Pres
bytery Of Central WASHINGTON in its
semi annual meeting at Sunuyside.
Mr.. a. NJ. DuttOn is also in attend
ance on this gathering being repre-
senta tive Elder for the current wear.
After Presby terry, Mr.. Murray will
proceed to Sumner to consult with
Rev. II. Boyd concerning the forth.
coming history of the PRESBYTERIAN
! Church IN this State which is to he
published under the auspices of the
! Synod and is being compiled by Reys
Murray and Boyd as a special COM
mittee. The book which is quite q
! large one will be OF an interesting
souvenir character and the work of
preparation is advanced to the stage
where it is about ready for the print
er's hands. The volume will be
| Illustrated by Chas Chalmer Gum OF
Auburn.
FOR RENT
Several good farms near kenneWick
| 70 Ina Sun,mprfalIOwpn this Sprinr