The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-05-07
John SercOmbe made a business
trip to North Yakima Wednesday.

Al Finley, Ma. 2, a. dau. liter.
Born-tn Mr. ana Mrs e w Stevens
south If Finley. n son
Mr. and Mrs E a Reed are visiting
Grandma Spence in Milton, Ore.
A. Nevlow Ia bniding an addition
to his home un his Section tract.
Charles Gaskell is down from Ritz
vile looking after property ma tters,
Victor Thompson. the mason and
hricklayer, has gone to Davenport
for the summer.
The First National Bank of PascO
have established branch bank at
HanfOrd.
Several cases OF measles and whoop-
ing cough near are reported in this
vicinity.
Lynn Shanafelt returned Thursday
morning from Spokane where he has
been buying goods for the TOggery.
f. B Shoemaker, who has been the
day operator has gone to Canada on
an extended visit.
w. H. Hensley, u contractor from
White Bluffs, was transacting bust
ness in town between boats Wednes-
day.
Geo. K Armstrong. the contractor
is at White Bluffs doing the finish
ing work on the First Bank of White
Bluffs building
A. II, Johnson is spending couple
OF WEEKS IN Horse Heaven, superin-
t'h'iiuG IT seq, ion of
wheat land.
II. A, Howe's are moving into
their new house this week and get
ting settled for a whole summers
enjoyment. );
The Presby terrain Aid Society will
hold a sale of cooked goods at Halves
and Morain's store, Saturday, May
9Th. beginning at ten o'clock.
Mrs. o. y Swanson is visiting her
parents at Vancouver, Washington
aud looking after some business af-
fairs, She will be gone about
week.
The Kennewick Cemetery Associa-
tiOn will hold the regular monthly
meeting In LOckerby's Office Tuesday
May 18th. Aid members urged to be
present.
Mrs. W. Z Wuth was thrown from
a horse Wednesday afternoon and
her collar bone broken. The acct
dent occurred near her home and
prompt assistance was rendered
". n, Smith and daughter Flor
ence left Wednesday evening for
Walla Walla to visit Miss Fanny
Smith attending college. Mr.. Smith
will make some Improvements in his
property he recently purchased there.
Mrs. H D. Clodfelter last week re-
ceived the sad news OF the death OF
her father Henry Mewes. at West
Salem, Illinois. His last Illness was
brief, his death occurring within a
week. His age was "A years.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Matheny and
children left Monday evening for
Athol. Idaho. where they will spend
the summer in the mountains and
MIR. sAntheny Will work with the
WhiteIocks in developing their lum-
Der plant.
j. A. McConahy, daughter and
children Of ElCampo, Texas, visited
with MIR. and Mrs. Fay F. Dean the
first Of the week. They are going to
Sunnyside where they will have
charge of the Improvement OF tract
belonging to MIR. McConahy's broth
err.
Sanford Evans. a capitalist from
Genesee, Idaho, stopped here to visit
~ f'Oh dtOVI
the frat of the week He ia return
ing from San Diego. California, where
he has been spending the winter He
plans to make California his home
within the next year
Alma thapter Order of Eastern
Star had ssn'cial -doings Tuesday
night at thrir regular meeting Two
candid 49, Nj. Or. >-.r,.pinhr and
Mrs Nrl- ., uf PA-c,, We're inttia ted.
A banquet was served which the
large number present thoroughly ell
iOyed. 49,.
F. ketcham and wife and two
childrenleft Wednesday for Carson.
Washington, on the Open River
Transportation Co.'S steamer. The
family will probably remain for the
summer and Mr.. Ketcham will take
few weeks treatment at st. Mar
, tins springs for kidney trouble.
Mrs. DR. Eva ST. C Osburn. matron
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