The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-10-01

Tacoma Sunday visiting friends.
For Rent-Fall pasture; fifty acres
tine feed, plenty of water; close to
kennewick. Inquire at this Office.
The Ladies Of the Altar Society
VIII meet Wednesday, October, 9Th,
at the home of Mrs. G ] Henneberry.
Peter Needed of Charlton, Oregon
is visiting Jos. Olbrich and family.
They were neighbors in Nebraska in
former years.
Misses Alma and Florence Smith
lett this morning for an eight or ten
day stay in Seattle with friends and
at the Exposition.
Mrs. ). 3. Clements. and daughter
Elsie returned Thursday from a
weeks visit at the Seattle Fair and
with friends in Tacoma.
| w. M Johnson and son Lloyd re-
turned the first of the week from har.
vesting in the Palouse and have
gone to Seattle to take in the Fair.
Miss Beulah Churchis home from
a several months stay with friends
at her former home in Chicago and
at points in middle west states. Her
| health is improved by her prolonged
vacation.
S. ID. Pike Of Prosser, Wash, has
purchased half acre tract,
Lot 6, Block, in Beach's Second
Addition to kennewick and will
move here and erect a house thereon
ia the next thirty days.
You should show the spirit of &C.
operation with the management anu
Che larger interest In the schools BY
attending the reception to the teach.
ers given tonight by Mrs. q. A. Ham
itton. and Mrs. j. E. Tull at the home
of the former.
w. E. Campbell has taken q con-
tract from l.. W. Brown to excavate
at the rear Of the Brown block for
coal bins and basement for the
two sample rooms Mr.. Brown will
erect, joined to the rear end of the
Hotel Brown.
l.. A. Jarnagin traded his 13f acre
tract south OF town together with
tue pumping plant and the one and
two year old trees valued at $l1, 900
to Mr.. and Mrs. Smith for property
in Bellingham, an apartment house
in Seattle and lots in Everett and
Tacoma
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Brown and
grandaughters Leah and Louise Rich
leave Portland today for California
where they will Visit a short time
aud then return to their home at At
antic, Iowa where the girls will sp-
md the winter. MIR. Rich's brother
will arrive this week. to take the baby
home With him.
"Can be depended upon" is an
expression we all like to hear, and
when 1t is used in connection with
Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and
Oiarrheoa Remedy it means that 1t
never fails to cure diarrheoa, dysen-
terry or bowel complaints. 1t is
pleasant to take and equally valu-
lble for children and adults. For
lale by the Columbia Pharmacy.
Ed Layton is down from White
Bluffs looking after business ma tiers
Ind receiving congratulations on his
literary success"The Story OF the
Water Buck" The town. has made
number OF improvements since be
vent up the river in May. He raised
some fine field corn on the place he
ia irrigating and will exhibit some
Of the samples at Lundy & Co.'S real
estate office.
George G. Fender, a former pro-
prieter OF the o. X. Soda Bottling
Works was in town Wednesday
shaking hands with his many friends
and looking after business matters.
lie is now stationed at Irby, Wash.
us minister in the Lutharn Church
and is preaching at his different ap-
pOintments in both German and Eng
fish. His family are all we'll and
like their new home.
Mrs. c. J. Beach and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Emigh and children returned
Tuesday night from a four months
stay in Seattle where they had a
most enjoyable summer and took In
the Fair In detail. The first thing
Mrs. Beach said was that she was
glad to get back to Kennewick and
that's doing pretty we'll as test OF
loyalty considering Wednesdays
wind and sand.
The Civil Service Examination for
Field clerk for the United States Re-
clamatiOn Service. will be held Sept
ember 30th, at the Young Mems
Association Building. North Yak
ina. Washington, beginning at q.
m. sharp, instead OF on the 18th, as
advertised, The postpouement OF