The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-01-29
say! The Crab Creek wants to CO.,

Alfalfa seed by the 10 and ton q,
Hamilton Supply Co.
Joseph Gerads. of Idaho Falls
mas purchased the J. E. Shannon
tract In the Kennewick Gardens.
FOR sale-Four thoroughbred
berkshire boar pigs. L. E. Danes
Coolidge, Wash.
omar Bartlett of Lapwaf. Idaho
- visiting this week at the home OF
us iather-in-law, A. Spence.
FOR SALE-Two-year old asnar
gus plants. Thos. Holiday, R. Ed.
Coming into town from a cold ride
that hot coffee at Tripp's. sure hits
roespot It's ready all the time.
Robert Cannon and wife left
tuesday morning on visit to friends
"nd relatives at Pomeroy.
For Sale-Jersey COW, gives two
gallons OF milk a day. A SINCE,
sewing machine. nearly new. also.
], G. Roe.
Z. A. Kramer Is in Spokane where
ne is working for the Pacific States
Telephone Co.
Cholce asparagus plants for sale.
Il. G. Graft, Hover, Wash.
Miss Naydee Washburn was oper
aeed on the first OF the week in the
Walfa WaIla Hospital.
Coal to burn. Crab Creek Lumber
Co. Main 1872.
The Crab Creek Lumber Co. has a
hnc large sign calling attention to
their wood and coal.
lfyour hens don't lay, call on the
hamilton Supply Co., for the receipt
to make them lay.
Joel Pack is sick and in quarantine
at his home In the Garden Tracts
with small pOx.
For Sale-20O0 sacks seed potatoes
Mountain grown at the Hamilton
Supply House the home of the early
White Star.
V. o. Eastland. the deputy county
engineer. was Ia town the first of the
week consulting with Engineer Bow
ers.
Call at this office and see the new
model of the Oliver Typewriter, the
mechanical marvel Of the age.
Harry Silvers who has been in Cali
fOrnia for several months has Joined
the family here and will make Ken
newick his future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rolly Spurbeck, OF
Genesee. Idaho, visited H. G. Tweedt
last week. They were returning
from their wedding trip on the Sound
to their home.
4. L. Leitch and family will move
into the house now occupied by Nj.
n. Church when the latter occupies
bis own residence which is approach
ing completion. X. G. Bowers will
occupy the Alex Bier house which
the first named Is vacating.
Miss Bertha Trip writes from
Petaluma telling OF excessive rainfall
there. Mrs. Stokes gives the same re-
port from Santa Cruz, California and
Mrs. F. A. Flint tells of the excessive
cold weather they have been having
In South Dakota.
E. H. Harshe OF Chicago. arrived
the first OF the week to look after his
mothers prperty interests here and
at Pasco. Mrs. Harshe is half own
or OF the Chicago Tracts and negotia
tons are now being conducted for
right-of-way for the North Coast
thru these tracts. Mr.. Harshe is
well pleased with Kennewick and
the North West.
Mr.. aud Mrs. D. w. Reid arrived
last Friday from Calgary, b. G. to
make their home in kennewirk. Mr..
Reid is q partner In the Twin City
Ice & Cold Storage Co. and will have
charge OF the bOtting and carbonat-
ing works. Mrs. Reid is a sister OF
II. G. Stringer. His mother accom-
panied them and Is here for an ex-
tended visit.
A. Fl. Sasse who with his partner
Mr. MOreland of Seattle, will open Il
store in Finley about March 1st was
in town Monday looking after vari-
GUS business matters. Mr.. Sasse
was formerly In business in Patter-
son, Wash, and has long experience
In the mercantile line. His partner.
Mr. MOreland has been with Freder
lex Nelson & Son in Seattle for the
past eight years.
The Crab Creek sells coal Main972.
This Is the centenary of what has
been well called 1.-The Year of Gen
ius," and the anniversary of the
birth of the distinguished men who