The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-10-08
For sale-A 2le egg Petaluma

c. Hoadley.
FIRST class baker from Spokane
employed by T. A. Warner at Twin
City Bakery.
For a good first class smoke try
a kennewick cigar handled BY all
leading retail stores.
DR.. J. W. Tullis of Cunningham
wash. visited lis son r. P. Tulls
the first of the week.
Found-A Fountain Pen DIVINE,
can have same by proving property
aud paying for this ad.
fhil Bier came down Monday from
Che up-river country making a sixty.
1--we mile trip In all open boat.
Ed. Sherman has sold hls shop in
Seattle and is again at work in
hennewick at the Hayden Shop.
For Rent-Fall pasture; fifty acres
dne feed, plenty OF water; close to
hennewick. Inquire at this Office.
The launch Wahluke has been over
hauled by Phil Bier and Mr.. Van
Oyke and is again in commission,
having made the trip up the river.
Mrs. ". S. Haxton and sons Robert
and Lewis, left Monday for the old
home at Worthington, Indiana, to
spend the winter.
W. I. Mann Is having the lumber
hauled out to the Highlands for bis
line new residence. W. E. Campbell
has the contract for hauling $4,000
feet.
Mr.. and Mrs. E.. Zimmerman and
daughter have been among the num-
Der attending the Seattle Fair and
visiting the Sound Cities the past
week.
The stream of new material for the
North Coast road keeps coming In
steadily, and OF rolling stock, some
tank cars were received the first of
the week.
Miss Edith Dean who has been
working at the Columbia Cafe for
several months returned to her home
In Toppenish Sunday evening to en-
ter school.
The Lutheran building committee
have been cleaning off the church
site and are planning to soon begin
work on the erection OF their church
building.
Moreland & Sasse, the General
Merchants at Finley, are closing out
some OF their lines and have some
exceptionally good buys offered in
their ad this week.
MIR. and Mrs. B. J. Brown were up
from Hover visiting friends Mrs. J
NJ. Allen and daughters who were
neighbors in Missouri and trading
with kennewick merchants.
sFor sale-As I am going Always
I want to sell two Jersey milk COW
and one work horse.
Mrs. F. .JOrgensen.
q miles east of kennewick
For Sale-My ten acre tract at
Kennewick. with water right. WI
VIZ offs FIX Sect.9-S-3o. $3.50. pei
acre. Terms, F. H. Cross. g.
4726 Second Ave. N. E.
4w Seattle, Wash.
Prof. M. S. Lewis and Scott T..
Henderson were circulating q sub:
scription paper to raise funds for the
High School Foot Ball Team and rec
eived a liberal support from the bust
ness men.
Rev. H. T. Murray left Tuesday
morning for Seattle where he will
attend the Presbyterian Synod.
w. G. King who ia the delegate OF
the local church left Tuesday evening
for the same meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Bauder visited the
latter's sister Mrs. A Bell the first OF
the week. Mr. Bauder left Tuesday
for Chicago on a business trip and
Mrs Bauder will remain in kenne-
wick until his return.
G. N. Calhoun who has been
seriously Ill with catarrh OF the
stomach Is improving at this writing
and his recovery now seems certain.
&C. Holmes is acting as deputy
marshal and street commissioner In
his absence.
Chamberlain Cough Remedy has
become famous for It's cures OF coughs
colds, Group and Influenza. Try 1t
when in need. 1t contains no harm
full substance and always gives
prompt relief. Sold by Columbia
Pharmacy.
Ike NJ. Ealy of Hover, was In town
Wednesday on important business
for the Kennewick Packing Co. This
company is constantly expanding
and will be a large business establish
hat