The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-11-26

Lee Amsbary was over from
seattle last week on land deal
NJ 0. Kitten and G. CARRIER wer,
III spokane the last OF the week OF
business.
{. E. Copeland was an up-riye
last week on business for the Vale,
Barn & Dray Line.
K. Miller OF Genesee, Idaho ia her,
ookihg after business matters con
'ected with his property.
Mrs. Ben Knapp, daughter and
sister Miss Georgia Bower have re-.
turned from a several months STAY
" Tacoma.
Howard Anon and Lee Amsbary
lave traded their Automobile Garage
n Seattle for tide fiat lands adjacent
o that city.
Con Crowley ofSpOkane, has taken
The contract for plastering the Will
liams building. He did the work Cd
he new college building at Pullman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Coffeen are enjoying
visit from their daughter Mrs. +.
1. Johnston and grand daughter
from Wilbur.
Mrs G. F. Schenk returned Satur-
Law from Spokane where she LaA
'een under medical treatment fol
che last five months.
The Other Bridge Club was enter
tanned by Mrs. Wuth, Saturday. The
highest scores were played by Miss
Ferry and Mr.. Lewis.
The Mabton City Council has
granted an electric light franchise
or 10 years. The system must bt
completed within six months.
H. M. Ashbaugh went to North
Yakima Monday to buy a larger
stock OF Hart, Schaffuer & Mara
:iothing than ever for his new store.
George E. Armstrong and family
AVE moved into the Eakin house ii.
he Garden Tracts, until their new
'esidence on Fourth Street is CON-
pleted.
J. E. Shinn. foreman of cOnstruc.
zion for the Yakima Valley Power
20. has been at work In Pasco for
jhe past couple of weeks for thu
company.
Assessor Kelly DePriest has ap-
pointed Frank E. Schively as deput.
assessor to succeed L. l.. Lynn who
las gone into newspaper work will
che Benton Independent.
c. Nj. Stype of Richiand has pur-
chased the hardware business OF
Gnyeart Bros. at Hanford and vii.
conduct this store as well as hie
hardware in Richland in the future.
For Sale-Two horses, weight 245t
work single or double, will sell ont
II both also one set of harness and
Ain. plow. Would take wagon.
Henry Otte. 8w
r. Athow the White Bluffs drug
,tst has purchased the Henderlitt
stock of drugs and stock fixtures at
Hanford and hereafter will conduc1
10Th the White Bluffs and HanfOrd
pharmacies.
P. F. Willoughby, the popular pub
Usher of the Hanford Columbian, was
/ business visitor the first of thu
week and shook hands with hit
many friends here. returning on Wed
nesday's boat.
f. l.. Luther will arrive the first IF
the week with his household goods
ind car load of lumber and will al
>nce commence work on the erection
II house on the EmmOns tract OF
20 acres he recently purchased.
Fred l.. Watson returned Sunday
evening from trip to the Big Bend
IN business. He visited his brother
cd at CrestOn and his nephew Harry
Watson returned with him to make
his home here and go to school,
The Epworth League was organ
lied at Finley last week with thu
following corps OF officers: President
Mrs. Clara Brown; Mrs. Winni,
Angel. Misses Lois Setter, Leila
Knautz and Roy Cox, vice-president4
Mrs. Leta Cannon, Secretary; Jas
smith, Treasurer; Ora Setter, Organ
ist.
During the heavy showers the first
of the week about three-quarters OF
an inch of rain fell. The weather
cleared up Wednesday and the cement
walk men resumed operations put
ting down walks and crossings. The
cross walks at the corner of Second
and Yakima streets which were par
TALLY completed when the cold snap
came last week had to be torn up
and relaid.
H., Duffy returned the first OF
tha week from LOlO. Montana with