The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-09-24

send, Oregon.
e. staser is making Improvement
on MS residence this week.
G P. Staley and son A P. Stale,
are visiting the Fair this week
Remember Jolly of Joliet in RI,
congregational Church Oct. 18th
valenza 5 cents. Every puff
pleasure.
For saleor trade-Horse, harness
and top buggy. l.. S. Grassland
sewing wanted-At home or h,
the day. Phone xOS2. Call after ST,
p. m. >
u. ii. Shanafelt spent the fore part
OF the week at the Spokane Inter
state Fur.
W. e Campbell has the contrac,
for the grading on the new N. P
house track.
Fred Leard and Theo. Wright
were business visitors in the Garden
City Yesterday.
Miss Dunlap who has been visiting
at G. a. Lundy's for sometime has
returned to Spokane.
c. E. Copeland and family moved
tuesday into the Jensen house ON
South Tacoma Street,
+. '. Raster was down from his
wheat ranch south of KiOna on bus
mess the last of the week.
Miss Cecilia Shaughnessy left yes.
terday to take up her residence on
her homestead up the river.
D. L. Taylor is building new cot.
tage tenant house west OF his resi-
dence. E. A. Seines is doing tile
work.
Mrs. l.. r. WhitelOck came down
from AthOl, Idaho, Sunday morn
Ing to join her husband and visit
friends.
TheO. J. Wright is in Seattle re-
porting on some engineering work
he did for Seattle parties in the
White Bluffs.
]. NJ. Holmes has purchased the
cottage south of the Congrega tional
church from F. E. Evans and will
lease the same.
b.. Sitter of Port Angeles, last
week sold two lots east of X. F.
Richardson. the shoemakers to the
North Coast for $500.
L. G Moore dislocated bis shoulder
joint and cracked one of the bones
the last of the week. The injured
member is knitting nicely.
Mrs. VIM. Sturve and children who
have been visiting Christ kruse and
family the past mouth started on
their return home yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Conway writes from
Hot Lake, Oregon. that the baths
are greatly helping her rheumatism.
She expects to return in two weeks.
The Cemetery Association met with
Mrs. NJ 0 Kitten Tuesday afternoon.
1t was the regular monthly meeting
and only routine business was trans
acted.
B. MaybOrn has sold his ten acre
ranch in Section 7 to J. r. Motter
who came here recently from Red
Cloud, Nebraska. The consideration
was $3.50.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. G. Book left Tues
day morning for Seattle to take In
the Fair and visit friends. They will
also visit friends In Tacoma before
returning home.
A. Neviow this week sold a ten
acre tract Of the ii. d. Sweet place
south east Of town to s. G. Clark OF
Portland. Mr.. Clark will settle on
che land the coming week.
Mrs. G. E. Hanson entertained the
Bridge Club Wednesday afternoon.
Luncheon was served at o'clock
and cards the amusement for the
remainder of the afternoon.
K. Stanton bought lots III and -
block Is second addition to kenne-
Wick from the Hover Investment Co.
aud two lots IL and L. In the Hover
Park Villa Tracts from r. Eells this
week.
W. H. Hassig who has been sub
stitute manager Of the Grandvlew
yard for st. Paul Company is again
at his desk Ia the local yard. He
SAYS kennewick Is the Invest town
ON the line. 49,
O, w. Rich and sons Walter. Theo-
dore and Henry, and Mr.. and Mrs.
II. M. Brown and Miss Leah and
Louise compose two parties that left
Monday and Tuesday to see the
Seattle Fair.
One new case OF scarlet fever has
developed In the Valley in the past
,vuek The child of W. S. Dickinson