The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-01-08
The Crab Creek sells coal. Main792

Supply Co.
VIM. MORAN has purchased the
NJ. P. Fuller stock of dry goods and
groceries and plans to conduct cash
dry goods and grocery store in it,
present location. Mr.. Moran has
lived here for years and is well and
favOrably known. Mr.. Fuller retires
after several years In different lines
OF business in the town and is unde-
cided as to his future plans as yet.
For Sale-2OOO sacks seed potatoes
Mountain grown at the Hamilton
Supply House the home Of the Early
White Star.
John East came back the last OF
the week from Waitsburg where he
went last summer to W DIRK in harvest
and at the conclusion of the season
came down with typhoid fever and
had two months siege of it. He is
gaining rapidly now.
Why is it everyone wants to trade
with Hamilton Supply Co?
On account of the ilnesss of sever.
al Of it's members and the inclemency
of the weather the entertainment to
be given by the Women OF WoOdcraft
Jan. 6, has been postponed indefinite
ly, Special Organizer lola P. Hold
reqe is in town in interest OF the
Order.
For Sale-2000 sacks seed potatoes
Mountain grown at the Hamilton
Supply House the home OF the early
White Star.
For Sale-2000 sacks seed potat oes
Mountain gtown at the Hamilton
Supply House the home of the Early
White Star.
The firm, The Kennewick Trading
company, conducted bv Mr.. Halves
aud H. E. Huntingdon. the past
year, has been Dissolved, Mr.. Halves
retiring. II. E. Huntington and son
H. s. Huntington, will continue the
business at the old stand and under
the same name, planning to enlarge
the stock and develop the lines of the
business. They make q statement OF
interest to the public in their adver.
tisement.
Single comb white leghorn cocker
ais for sale. Improve your flock by
getting one of these birds from prize
winning stock. Mounsey Bros.
For sale-Two and half dozen of
Full Blood White Wyandottes.
Reasonable prices. T. Nj. Lamond,
Finley.
The Columbia Steamboat company
has moved their steamer, the Todd,
and the barge into winter quarters
on the inward point of The Island
where it will be entirely safe from
damage by floating ice. The Gem
came down from up-river Wednesday
evening and also moored at the
point of The Island. Owing to the
large amount of floating ice the boat
service on the river will be discon-
tinued until the channel clears.
Taken up-at the Sweet ranch in
section {, one red mich COW and calf.
Owner can have same by proving
ownership and paying costs.
Guste Beck. l
County Surveyor X. G. Bowers, re-
turned to town Monday evening az
ter an absence in Portland and Port
Orchard since October 25th. At that
time he accompanied the Board OF
County Commissioners to Portland
to inspect roads and buy road ma.
chinery He was seized with a very
acute attack Of appendicitis and CD.
Grated on and his recovery was SO
slow that he was unable to leave the
hospital until December 18th. His
recovery to health and usual strength
ia only a matter Of time. Altho he
has had severe selge OF it, his friends
here are glad for the final outcome
and welcome him back to town.
Team work wanted. Hauling
blowing, leveling, contracting; right
prices. Call at Courier.
Considerable damage was done to
water pipes by freezing Monday
night. The sudden drop in tempera
ture from 26 degrees above the night
before to 9 above on that evening
caught many of our residents un.
awares and water service did not re-
spOnd in many instances in the morn
ing. The heaviest losers were the
Twin City Ice & Cold Storage Co. in
the ice plant and also in the bottline
works. In the former a valuable
duplex steam pump was ruined, two
lubricatOrs were burst and several
OF the pipes were frozen up. All this
in spite OF the fact that the pipes had
been drained but a leak in a valve al
lowed just enOagh water to seep IL
to do the business.