The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-06-25

For Sale-Itam heavy draft horses
weight 1900 lbs. bright bay, We'll
matched. $. G. Emmons.
4. II Richards has been suffering
intensely the week with a felon in
the center oil his hand and it is just
beginning no ease up Il bit at this
writing
Miss Kate Williams is home from
a years work teaching in TeninO
and her work was so satisfactory
she was unanimously reelected for
another year at $40 per month
The Spokane Portland 4 Seattle
depot is now connected by phone
and the number is 9S2. Mrs. jennings
the trained nurse, has taken rooms
in the Beach block and her number
Is S92.
Samuel Day, the manager OF the
RichlaId Advocate, is dangerously
i'll at the Sanitarium at PrOsser and
his death is expected at any hour.
He is about sixty years old and
widely acquainted thruout the State.
Ben Lysaker, Il printer on the Ad-
vocate went thru town Tuesday to
| Prosser to see him.
Mr. John | Hill and Miss Sarah
hutchinson whose marriage we re-
cord in another column were the first
| to be licensed to wed under the new
lrw. the necessary affidavits and
certificates OF health being Furnished
by DIR. Freeman. Their license num-
I'bers in the Benton county series
Superintendent L. DeForce passed
thru on No Wednesday evening He
announced that the Tacoma street
crossing would he resurveyed on the
direct liue in the near future and the
the crossing put in The company
will require all buildings on the
right of way to be painted the COM
pany's standard red color, MIR De
Force says.
Erection of the substatiOn for the
Yakima Valley power company. the
new Strahorn corporation to sup
DIV light and power thru the Yakima
valley, will be started at Sunnyside
within the newt two weeks. accord
ing to Manager George Arrowsmith
The plant will have capacity of I'll
horsepower. with room to make ii
80 horsepower
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Henneberry left
the last Of the week for Seattle where
they are attending the annual State
Encampment OF the Grand Army Of
the Republic and the Relief Corps.
Mr. Henneberry Is the commander OF
the local S. G.. COsgrOve Post NO.
l25 and the delegate to the meeting.
He will have very enjoyable time
with the Old Comrades.
II 3 Haney sold his ll0 acre ranch
to man named Cray, from PalOuse
last week. The consideration was
Us, 900 and it is reported to be cash
deal. Mr.. Haney has been on his
place q good while and it is well i'm
proved, having Il large acreage in
hay He gives possession almost I'm
media tely and will probably move
up near Spokane. The price is an
average of 1886 per acre.
WI Rowan pastor of the Congre-
gatiOnal Church walked to PascO
Wednesday morning and ut 6:l5 Il III
performed the marriage ceremony
which made Miss Alma b Curtis, Mrs
August q Teepe. Miss Curtis is the
only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs c .
Curtis, and a most popular young
lady. Mr. Teepe is stenographer for
J. ID. Deforce supt. OF the Pasco
Division.
Mrs. Lottie McWilliams, of Alpena
South Dakota, arrived Sunday for
six weeks visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs e A Schlund, her broth
ers and her sister Mrs. l.. G Kitchener
at Richland. She will visit the Fair
before returning. Accompanying her
is lifelong schoolmate and neighbor
Mrs. Minta Hilgardseu, who is on
her way to Eugene, Ore. on an ex-
tended visit. The latter will be here
until the last of the week.
NJ. d Root, who will he remember
ed by all who lived here, a couple of
years ago, was in town Monday
shaking hands with friends and look
ing after property interests. He was
nightly surprised at the growth and
decided to retain his holdings here.
! He is now agent on the TonOpah &
Underwater R'y at Silver Lake. Cali
fornia and has been prospecting since
leaving here which will be good
news to his many friends. He was
faithful member of the original Ken
newick Band and was glad to hear
we have a good band now.
l. r Whitelock left the first of the
week for Prosser where he was Il
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