The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-02-26

f. (. White has moved into the
house with A. II. Richards and will
work for him on his ranch.
Wanted-to buy a light farm Mag-
on for cash. Hotel Kennewick.
Born-T o Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Lar
kin. Monday. February %, a ten
pound daughter.
Mrs. H. NJ. Bartlett went up to
North Yakima to hear Lucia" and
visit friends.
Team cheap, weight about 24O0; six
and seven years. Cali at Courier
Office.
Comfort. quality and style have
made Howard & Foster shoes the
best men can buy for 81 and s. ut
Aasbaugh's.
EGGS-FOr Matching. White Rocks
fine pen, $3.50 per setting Il eggs.
J. ID. Hastings. eff
DR.. c, '. Delepine has purchased
the w. S. Haxton property in the
Beach addition and will occupy the
same about April 1st.
EGGS - For Matching. Hawkins
strain, barred Rocks. Sl50 per Is.
5000 per hundred. Thomas HOLIDAY
Rose Mawr Ranch-R. F. d. 6-o
Miss Inez Soth was down from
Prosser Sunday and Monday on &C
count OF 1t being u legal holiday, Wis
iting with her brother l.. W. SOth
and family and with friends.
FOR SALE-A fine span OF big
Missouri mules. See Frank Emigh.
Alvah Fisher got couple of fingers
in a buzz saw at his carpenter shop
and gave them quite an artistic trim
ming, but not so deeply that q per-
manent injury will result.
FOR SALE CHEAP-TwO span OF
young mares, weight 24OO per span.
one set of buggy harness; one set of
work harness; one farm wagon 2$,
nearly new; one heavy 81" wagon
with grain rack; one Kimball organ,
in good shape. Will be in Kennewick
Wednesday and Saturdays.
j. W. Dennis, Finley 81
.Wanted-500 acres plowed in Sec
2l.7-29. Inquire OF A. II. Johnson.
93S Grant Ave. Tacoma, WRsh.
A. J. Barham. of Dallas, Oregon.
was In town the first OF the week
looking after property interests and
also went to Richland where he has
invested.
For Sale-At q bargain. 9 lots, each
50xl50 fenced, small house and cellar
800. See Gibbons at the Crab Creek
Lumber Yard. 2-1tf
j. |. Murphy. who received sc
we're cut in the eye from u flying
piece OF bottle glass from the bottling
machine at the O. *. Soda BOttling
works, went to Walla Walla Mon
day to consult the physicians about
his eye.
For Sale-At "Shorty" Warden s
camp, Ia mile west of Rev. Bartletts
new home, work, saddle and driving
horses; also span of small mules for
trade or sale. Will trade any Of the
above for large, young brood mares.
G. II. Putnam is in receipt of a let.
ter from Evangelist Frank A. Miller,
who VIII be remembered by all who
resided in kennewick any length OF
time as an evangelist who conducted
a very successful series of meetings
here. He was at the time he wrote
holding a series of meetings at Over.
ton, Nebraska. He lives in Lincoln,
the capital of the state, and his
daughter will graduate from the
university there this coming June.
For Sale-Seed potatoes. l have a
car load of Melted Gem seed potatoes
which will sell in small quantities
Leave orders with me at the Nor.
thern Pacific Irrigation cOmpany's
office, where have samples.
Miss Z. &. Fulton.
J. B. Clements was down from
Richland the first of the week. He
has the contract for hauling the lum
Der from Relief to the Cascade com
pauy's yard at Richland. They art
using lots OF lumber and the faster
he hauls the more they sell. There
are seven carloads at Relief for de
, livery. The ST. Paul & Tacoma Lum
Der company are also hauling in the
: sqock for their yard. Jack SwindIel
!: has this contract.
A. 6. Peterson and J. J. Armstrong
OF Farley, Iowa, were here this weel
looking for a new location. They
are friends of q. T.. Armstrong an(
foOm his old town in Iowa and ht
has been showing them around anC
telling them the advantages of tht
country.
Charles Albert. q drunk and disOr