The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-05-14
Caps-caps-caps. at the TOggery.

Caps-caps-caps. at the TOggery.
The Finley Bachelors will give
another dance at the Finley Hall to-
night.
BOrn-tO Mr. and Mrs. Heury Car
stems, Wednesday, May 18th, a
daughter.
Attorney c. L. Holcombe was a
RitZville visitor the first of the week
on legal business.
Royal Niles, of Weston, Oregon,
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w.
E. Reed the past week,
Attorney c. O. Anderson was in
Waila Walla Wednesday on legal
business, In the Superior Court.
Mrs. l.. H. Cox was visitor at the
home OF her brother, j. H. Campbell
and at her sons in Pasco the last of
the week.
G. W. Shanafelt who has been i'll
for several months, was able to ride
down town and to the store on We'd
Resday OF this week.
On our visit to Spokane the last of
the week we met Roy Huff who is
doing well as Il salesman for the w.
j. Taylor Realty company. We al
So met Dolph Mulky who is engag ed
IN the same business but for another
firm.
Il. +. Knapp has lately installed a
2o-horse-power gasoline engine to
furnish water for his 1GO-acre tract of
land across the Yakima river from
Richland. The work was done by
". Il. Morrison and Frank Price and
and the latter will have charge OF
plant.
The Yakima Valley Light & Power
Co.. has a very attractive display of
electrical goods in the Show window
in front of the Reporter Office, which
has beea wired for brilliant illumiua-
ton. 1t has quite citified air, look
ing like the Palace Store or Carr's in
Spokane.
The ladies OF st. Paul's Guild will
have social at the home of Mrs. G..
a. Lundy, Friday evening, May 2lst.
The ladies will have some special at
fractions which will be especially en-
PERTAINING to all who attend. This
social is the first OF a series by the
ladies to he given the last Friday of
each month.
Joe kOelsch, an old timer at Rich
land, returned there from Tyler this
week and will re-occupy his building
conducting aclub and billiard room.
He Will keep fine stock of tobaccos
and cigars and the best brands OF
sodas, ginger ales and other soft
drinks. With Joe dispensing his
usual hospitality the place Will be d
popular resort.
J. +. Pierce sold his residence and
tract the first of the week to Sidney
w. Myers, of Boston. Mass. The
place contains two and Il quarter
acres, is located directly on the bank
of the Columbia and the considera-
ton was $500. Mr.. Myers will &C.
cupy the property at once. MIR.
Pierce will likely erect another house
In nx nd INV ~, <rn
property.
Van Hook L Hayden, prOprietors
of the Elite Barber Shop have just
put in an Arnold Massage Vibrator
This massage machine is operated
very rapidly by electric power, being
attached to the ordinary light socket
An occasional massage insures the
keeping OF the face and scalp in health
ful condition and the work can be
quickly and effectively done with
this new appliance which is the only
one of the kind in the city. They are
much used in the larger cities.
The Prosser Record has been sold
by Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. E. Boomer to
Geo A Hays, who will at once as
slme editorial control. In the re-
tirement of Mr.. and Mrs. GOOmer,
Benton county lose two capable
and alert members and the TWO who
have seen the longest period OF ser
| vice in the new county. BY their
withdraw the editor of this paper
becomes the veteran OF the corps,
the present administration OF the
| Courier will round out it's first four
year term June lst.
| In the lodge elections held the
first of the week the Rebekahs made
the following selectiOns: Noble Grand
Mrs. Abbie Rich; Vice Grand, Mrs.
Ida Morain; secretary, Miss Camp
bell; trustee, D. c. Gibbs. The LOO
F. officers for the next six months