The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-09-03

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oo pounds stock salt for AZ cen+s q,
Morain's. 20 o.
ror sale-Ticket from Kennew,cl
to st. Paul.
L. e Danes was up from Cooledye
monday, Oh business.
Nils" Ella Call has gone to Seattle
TO Visit her parents.
hev. d. Brockmann will preach in
frosser next Sunday.
10 inch fire wood, all ready for the
stove at Cascade Yard.
Appropriate presents for any occas-
Id q SO rs Jewelry Store.
Look at those fine dishes frea r.,
crsh customers. Morain & Halves
Still lower prices this week. Se..
our al. Fruit Growers Association.
Edwin Zwanzig is sick with conoes
zion OF the lungs, but is IMPROVING
Best wheat, actual weight 13O
pounds, $500 sack. Fruit Growers,
ASSN.
" Is. Elliot returned Tuesday eve.
ming from harvesting In the Palouse
near Endicott.
Hamilton Supply Co. has ALWAYS
on hand good fresh mich cows and
all guaranteed.
Wanted-A good saddle horse to
use this winter for his keep. Leave
word at the Courier Office.
Miss Eva Irwin left Sunday even
Ing for Seattle where she will spend
the winter with relatives.
VIM. Nc Glothen, the pioneer of
the up-river country. was transact
Ing business here Wednesday.
For Sale-5O, year-old S. c. White
Leghorn hens. Wycoff strain.
... Is. g. Zwanzig, Sec. I.
E. NJ Fredling Is here from Seattle
to visit his brother Carl and will
workfor the kennewick Transfer Co.
Miss Nina Hoadley returned the
last OF the week from an extended
visit In Tacoma and Vancouver B, G..
Miss Anna Tweedt left Thursday
for Mullan, Idaho, where she will
teach another year In the schools
there.
w. B. Warren OF Los Angeles ar
rived Wednesday to look after his
land and crop interests In Horse
Heaven.
Miss Claire Wellman who has been
visiting her uncle, j. II. Campbell and
family, left Saturday evening for
Walla WalIa.
Miss Mary Brown left the last OF
the week for Prescott, Wash. where
she will teach in the schools there the
following term.
Miss Jessie Folsom arrived home
from Portland, Ore, the last of the
week where she has been visiting for
the last few weeks.
Mrs. w. II. Gould and daughter
arrived from Haverhill. Mass. Sunday
to join her husband and son'in their
new home on the Highlands.
Attorney E. L. Kolb and wife re-
turned Monday from a two weeks
stay In Seattle and Tacoma and had
a very enjoyable time at the Fair.
Chas. H. Collins was In Walla Walla
the first of the week where the Coll
ms Company were handling a carload
OF peaches shipped in from California.
Mrs. f. NJ. Crosby and son Elmer.
left Monday evening for Seattle,
where they Will visit for few weeks
and take Ia the Fair before returning
home.
Perry Willoughby, publisher OF the
Hanford Columbian, was in town the
first of the week pushing business for
his paper and his town which has an
excellent future.
Mrs H. W. Desgranges and children
returned to Rockford Monday morn
ing, the family having returned from
the trip to Portland and the Fair the
Saturday previous.
Rev. J. C. Calhoun OF Somerville,
Kansas, is here visiting his brother.
Marshal G.. n. Calhoun and family.
He will preach in the M. E. Church
next Sunday morning.
Strayed-Black mare, from the
Geo. Baker place at Horse Heaven
last April. Branded on left shoulder
with a diamond with dot In the
center. Weight about ZOO, age 6
wears. Reward offered for where
abouts. P. V. Rasler, KiOna.
Not a minute should be lost when
a child shows symptoms of Group,
Chamberlain Cough Remedy given
as soon as the child becomes hoase
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