The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-02-19

For Sale-At a bargain, lots, each
5OxlJ0. fenced, small house and cellar
500. See Gibbons at the Crab Creek
Lumber Yard. 2-7tf
Found-A pair Of steel trimmed
glasses with curved bows. Owner
can have the same by calling at this
Office.
Best homemade sausage at the
City market. Phone 672.
&. f. Wood, was in town the first
OF the week and with his partner G.
A. Cochran concluded the transfer of
the Columbia Basin Water, Light &
Power Co. to the Yakima Valley
Power Co.
The Thimble Club will hold a meet
ing at the home of Mrs. &. CARRIER
next Tuesday afternoon. All the
ladies are cordially invited.
Ladies' and Gents clothes, cleaned
and pressed. Leave at Hotel Leard.
J.. F. Perry went up to Hanford
to begin work as superintendent of
setting out large orchard for
eastern parties. Mrs. Perry will go
up Saturday morning. They expect
to be gone from Kennewick until
Fall.
For Sale-Tract No. 3, Kennewick
Gardens 81 acres. Partly set out to
trees asparagus and small fruit. Adj
dress owner, f. Segessenmann,
627, Frederick Ave. Spokane.
The Ladies' Literary Club will meet
this afternoon with Mrs. G. CARRIER
for tie consideration of the topics
in the Course the Club is pursuing.
The Club has just been made a men,
Der of the State Federation of Won
ans Clubs.
Mrs. K. j. Andrus arrived from
Spokane and joined her husband.
They will occupy the G. E. Williams
house in AmOn's addition.
The kennewlck Trading company
has on it's bargain counter twenty
seven two-piece boys suits, in sizes
from 2 IL years to 10 years and
ranging in price from lbs to $3.50 a
suit: These are genuine bargains.
Each suit is marked in plain figures,
with the cost price and the bargain
price. Watch our space each week
for our bargain specials.
For Sale-Sow and pigs, also sew
eral shoates. Mounsey Bros.
The Brunswick is serving hot coffee
and sandwiches at all hours. and
they IRE both fine. A taste will con-
vince you.
W. p. Taylor general manager of
the st. Paul & Tacoma Lumber Co.
was in town on business the first OF
the week and also visited the new
yard at RichIand. He denies the re-
port that the Company has sold the
site of their yard to the North Coast
and says no negotiations for It's pur-
chase have been started by the North
Coast people, However under the
circumstances 1t is not probable that
the company can ever have its yards
on the land. Land lying west of
the Collins Commission 60. building
has been priced but nothing has been
done toward making deal.
Good alfalfa, loose or baled, for
sale. II. L, Haney.
Word comes from the Twin Falls
Idaho country that "Sidewalk"
Smith has been having matrimonial
trouble A woman whom Smith had
been corresponding with in the east
arrived at his request and they were
married. As soop as they had ar
rived at their own home the hus-
band and head Of the family suggest
ed very pointedly that his bride be-
gin work and assist In the accumula-
lation of the necessary mon" to
keep the new institution going. She
placed an emphatic veto on this pro-
position and after a few days left,
and few days later started divorce
proceedings. II she Ia successful in
her suit she will he awarded half the
property according to the Idaho
statute.
Wanted-Light Homework, In
Quire at Hotel Columbia.
The Order of Eastern Star held it's
regular meeting Tuesday evening
and the business session was follow
ed by an Informal banquet was serv-
I'd by a committee composed OF Mes
danes Humphrey, Perry, Annis and
CARRIER. A pleasant feature of the
evening was the presentation OF a
Past MatrOn's pin to Mrs. Chas. Con
way on the first evening of attend
ance at the Chapter since her recent
illness. John j. SercOmbe made q
fine presentation speech pointing out
that this elegant pin was token OF