The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-08-20

30 pounds stock salt for As cents 4
Morain's.
For Sale-.Ticket from Kennewick
to st. Paul.
10 inch fire wood, all ready for the
stove at Cascade Yard.
Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
sheppard, Friday, Aug 10, a girl.
Still lower prices this week See
our ad. Fruit Growers Association
Born-to Mr.. and Mrs Daupb.
erty, Sunday. August 18th, a daugh-
ter.
Best wheat, actual weight 100
pounds, $500 sack. Fruit Growers
Assn.
several people have neglected to
get their packages O: laundry from
the Roesch & Dorothy agency.
Ralph Reed and Miss Cora Ser.
combe were visitors with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Sheppard at Italia Sun
day.
K. J. Andrus, Superintendent Of
the Light Plant has been in Yakima
ana Spokane on business the first of
the week.
r. Segessenmann of Spokane was
III town the first of the week l0okino.
after matters connected with his
place in the Garden Tracts.
Mrs. o. L. Hanson and daughter
are In Tacoma on a vacation. OIL.
Is at North Yakima where work ia
beginning on his railroad contract.
Rev. l., n. 3. Anderson left Mon.
day evening for Tacoma to attend q
meeting o. the Board OF Trustees of
Trustees of the University of Puget
Sound.
W. w. Price, the Horse Heaven
wheat grower, is knocked out of
harvesting and fall work for the pre-
sent on account of a painful felon on
his left hand.
Schnellers optical specialist, OF Wal
la Walla, will make his next regular
monthly trip to the Kennewick Ho-
tel Friday, Aug 9th. Eyes exam
ined and glasses.
Mrs. F ketcham returned the first
OF the week from Clark county near
Vancouver and will remain here with
her husband for couple of weeks be-
fore returning to her children at
their new home.
d B Gamble, a retired farmer and
+. F. Morris, cashier. of q Bank OF
Northwestern Iowa, both OF Ireton.
visited their friend and former bust
ness associate l. ohnson and fam
lily the first Of the week.
Charles Heuer, brother-in-law OF
Councilman Christ Kruse, from Fair
field. Wash. is visiting him this week
and looking after his real estate in
vestments at Richland. He will seed
quite q large tract to alfalfa.
F. E. johnson and wife of Wash
ington County, Kansas, visited MIR.
and Mrs. W. E. Campbell the first OF
the week. They are ON q forty days
tour and will visit Mr.. Johnson's
brothers at Athena. Oregon, Seattle
and Los Angeles.
DR.. j B Schluud visited Mr. and Mrs
l. X Whitelock at Athol. Idaho. the
last of the week. Mr.. WhitelOck has
inst completed putting In local tele
phone line and has been very busy.
He has not begun work on his lum-
herring as yet but will probably start
logging this fall.
One of the little daughters OF W.
II. Gregson in Horse Heaven, south
of Finley is sick with scarlet fever
and the family was quarantined
toy DR.. F. NJ. Crosby last Saturday.
T.. IL " VI ava Al oth
home with J. Il. Howard's tbresh-
ing crew and was not shut up, nor
the eldest son e. l.. Gregson who is
working on the Richards ranch.
The Improvements announced for
the Northern Pacific depot grounds
are being made this week. The pipe
is being laid to connect with the
city water system. large cess pool
Is being excavated directly south Of
the passenger depot and two toilets
are being installed in the waiting
rooms. The fixtures for the electric
tightin. have arrived and that ser
vice will soon he installed.
Dean E. Davenport. of the Agri-
cultural Department OF the State
University at Champaign, Illinois.
accompanied by his wife and daugh-
ter Margaret, arrived Saturday to
visit Geo. F. Richardson and family.
The first of the week the Dean
went ON to Portland to attend
a delegate convention representing
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