The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-06-18
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Friday, June Is, 1909

IT, Wright, city engineer, Is In
Seattle on business this week.
Robert Ely, Arnold Larramore and
Row Larkin are a jolly trio taking IN
! the Seattle Fair the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. c E Williams returned
Tuesday from San Diego, California
where they are spending the winter.
Miss Gabrielle Delepine returned
\ Tuesday from a six weeks stay In
Walla Walla visiting friends
IF. Pierce and family left last
Saturday for their new home In
Washougal. Wash.
Miller A. Cooper of Los Angeles,
California, is here this week on bust
ness.
MI, and Mrs. R Stanton are living
in the Frank Emigh residence, hav-
ing leased 1t for the summer.
For Sale Cheap-A few S or 10 acre
tracts, under the ditch. partly i'm
proved. Easy terms. Inquire at this
office
Sd. Lynch is spending the week
in Spokane buying his fall and win
ter stock for his new store In the
Brown block.
Mrs. J. T. Harrison returned Tues
day from Portland where she had
been visiting her son Hsr1nan for a
week.
Mrs. IT. DeGork Is improving un-
der the treatment at the hospital In
Walla Walla and chances are very
bright for her ultimate recovery.
Alex Bier returned the first OF the
week from trip down the Columbia
river where he looked over the differ
ent advantages the localities had to
offer.
Fred l.. Watson, Master Of the
local Masonic Lodge, left Saturday
night for Seattle where lie will at
tend the sessions Of the Grand Lodge
and Chapter. being gone wees.
Miss Maude Evans and her broth.
ef Pearl arrived last week from
oskaloosa. Iowa to remain for the
summer. Miss Evans has taken a
position as book keeper with the
Mechanical Electric Co.
The picnic and ball game at the
oennis School house Sunday was
well attended. The ball game re-
suited In favor Of West Horse Heaven
1nese neighborhood gatherings are
very enjoyable.
81. Smock and Bart j. Knight
lett Tuesday for Portland and Med
,ofu' oregon ona prospecting trip.
oo'n men have been working steadily
.oF more than two years and think
lucy deserve u vacation trip.
MRS. Fred l. Watson left last week
WIN her daughter Beatrice. her
uephew, Fred and niece Ethel for
'neir old home at Creston where
'uey VIII spend the summer visiting
'a'i'es returning in time for school
\ this fall.
commissioner W. C. Travis was in
.o"h Monday and Tuesday on coun-
- business with Commissioner H. G..
-"eeut. Wheat is looking fairly
WI Ill his neiyhborhood but spring
e'"'n needs another big rain in order
naAe growth before filling.
Mrs l.. W. Soth left Tuesday for
ed'tle to attend the annual meet
s Vi the Order of the Eastern Star.
N'rs' Frank Emlgh and Mrs. soth
W. W." oe the delegates from Alma
,0p'er, No. 100 of which the latter
"worthy matron,
n, Inc School Board of Kennewick
a INST No. Il were authorized to in.
h"" ' d new heating plant in the brick
Ss N.'o'hg at the special election last
u'uaS by practically a unanimous
aO e Ihirty-three votes were cast
NV NV 0i We're favorable to the board
In~s the action to install the heat.
contro ant; The Board Will probably
ipp sra ., LOT hot air and ventillat-
\ bond stem under five year guaranty