The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-07-30
Hens wanted. nee our ad.

harrington Hall Baker.,zed Coffee
Morain & Halves.
Rolled barley $l.25 per sack at the
Chas. H. Collins Co.
Barley, $50 per ton. IS sacks to the
ton. Hamilton Supply Go.
For the best buy, Washburn-cros.
toy Gold Medal Flour ut kolb's.
Whole oats $3.50 per 80 pound
sack. Fruit Growers Association.
How about the So cent overalls?
Short or bibd. Moran e. Halves.
Always a supply of fresh mitch
cows on hand. Hamilton Supply Co
For sale-Lady's $500 bicycle for
$500. Mrs. Perry Larkin.
Section Z.
Rev. II. T. Murray and wife left the
tirst OF the week on their annual
vacation.
j. f. Tull is Improving his reel
dence by building additional rooms
and otherwise enlarging 1t.
l.. d. Shanafelt left Wednesday on
a business trip to Spokane and to
register for land In two reservations.
ii u Armaacos OF sunnyside was
in town Tuesday looking up a flour
ing mill site for Beatrice, Nebraska,
parties.
John Stringer and son Dewey of
LaCOmbe, Alberta, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. d. w. Reed. MIR. Stridger
Is Mrs. Reeds Brother.
Mrs. c. Tweedt and little son. OF
Kennewick ARE visiting with Genesee
relatives and friends. having arrived
Monday.-Genesee News.
Charley Clearwater, OF Ringold re-
turned from the Walla Walla coun-
try Wednesday, night and took the
Thursday boat for home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Rudkin and
daughter Iris Bartholet left for Seattle
Monday and will spend some time
ON the Sound on their vacation.
W. l.. Merritt travelling represent
tative OF the Keystone Type Foundry
Frisco, was calling ION, the trade in
Kennewlck and PascO Thursday.
Miss Thornton, the milliner. leaves
the last OF the week on her annual
vacation In the Tacoma region and
visit with her parents in that city.
The DR.. Pallister house, corner of
Third and Yakima streets, is for
rent at once. See Thos. Pallister,
One block west of building.
Mrs. Spiegelberg and children are
uow located at Berlin, Wisconsin
and are doing we'll so Miss Cora
writes when renting for the Cour-
Ter. -.
Frank Shaughnessy went to Spo-
kane Wednesday evening to enroll
with the thousands for q chance at
some of the fine land in the Reserva-
lions.
Mrs. John B. Glenn OF Richland
left for Occur d. .Alene Idaho the first
OF the week where she will join her
husband who went on ahead by
team.
Mre. Belle Jackson, son Herber
and daughter Jessie are In Seattls
taking in the exposition, the last
two named are taking their annual
vacation. .-.
| DR.. W. l.. Freeman was called to
Lind on account OF the illness OF q
chilh in a family to whom he has
been medical adviser when practic.
Ing Mt Lind.
. We have an up to date rubber tir.
Ing machine and II you are in need
OF rubber tires write for prices. We
use only first class rubber. II. r.
Fox, Prosser, Wash. 81
MIR. and Mrs. Prestler are rooming
andsboarding at Don F. xCresswell's'
Mr.. Prestler Ia the steward on the
Inland Empire Just reshming the run
from Cello to Lewiston.
Tulls' Busy Corner Store has a big
clearance sale advertised for the week
Many excellent bargains are adver'
tised In his nd IN another cOlum. II
will repay careful reading.
For sale-Bargains. piano, section
al book case, refrigerator, household
furniture. 1T. Harrison,
First house north OF the ditch.
on Washington Street
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. {. Michner left
Wednesday morning for Garden CIT:
Kansas, to visit his parents and
later will visit for some time al
Mitchell, South Dakota. They will
return about October l.
Mr.. and Mrs H A Howe. daughter
Mabel and Mrs. L. P. Sherman o.
Mt. Vernon, South Dakota. and Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Howe composed q