The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-02-12
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Miss Louise Gravenslund is clerk
ing in Kings Department Store.
| Wanted-to buy Il light farm wag-
on for cash. Hotel kennewick.
F. G. Staley returned last week
from his vacation trip to the Sound
! DR.. f. II. CoOne took his patient.
Mrs. +. Rowley to Baker City, Ore
| the first OF the week.
/ BOrn-to Mr.. and Mrs. James F.
Irwin, sunday February 18th, a seven
aud Il half pound daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J Mcneil are now
| living at Wieser. Idaho and write to
have the Courier sent to them.
Owen Knifien and family have re
turned to their ranch in the hills
after spending the winter in kenne-
wick.
Peter Madsen has leased the Green
sisters ranch in Section for the com
| ing year and the Misses Green will 60
to Spokane.
H. f. Beach is erecting "A residence
! in the Beach addition near Attorney
kolb's which he will occupy as soon
as completed.
| Henry and Martin Meyer, of Gene
see, Idaho, visited friends here Nor.
day and continued their journey to
Sea tile Tuesday
Miss Irene LaPorte has a position
a stenO2rapher for a minister in
s attic and will go to that city
about February 18th.
MIR. and Mrs. John Letter arrived
the last of the week for an extended
visit with their daughter Mrs. X. c.
Bowers and husband.
Parties wishing to buy straw
berry plants or trees for spring pls Mt
ing will do well to see ID. L. Tay Tor,
OF the Oregon Nursery Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. $. G Morefield are
here from Pendleton visiting her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mr.. j. +.
shannon before they move away
For Sale-Tract No. 3, kennewic lex
Gardens ~ acres. Party set out to
trees asparagus and small fruit. Adj
dress owner, +. SeSeS-enmann,
S27, Frederick Ave, Spokane
Miss Elizabeth Campbell left Mon
day morning for an extended visit
with relatives at Baker City, Ore.
Her uncle, Mr. Wellman, was here
for an over Sunday visit and she re-
turned home with him.
+. T., DeSellem has quit his work
as time-keeper for the North Coast
at Burbank and will devote Lii. time
to his ranch and especially to the
care OF his fine flock of Rhode Island
Reds which he is making up for the
breeding season.
| e. w. Gamble, assistant manager
of the st. Paul & Tacoma Lumber Co
informs us that his company is es-
tablishing Il new yard at Rfchland
this week, Ten car loads OF lumber
will be unlOaded at Relief and taken
across by team TO start the stock of
the new yard.
Miss Ona Lee Taylor, the Kenne-
wick and Benton County candidate
in the Spokesman-R Review contest
II IS Il good vote pOlled and is hust-
ling hard for more. She asks all the
! Subscribers to the Twice-;l- week to
t. save their coupons for her and
she sure does want to win that piano.
The pole setting crew for Yakima
Valley Power Co. is at work setting
the poles for the transmission line
1t il we'll equipped and housed in
two large cook shacks on heels.
The poles they are setting inside the
town limits are monsters: go feet
| ing and OF large circumference. They
h I'VE IL small derrick for hosting the
| poles into up.isht position.
ID. w. Owen was in the first of the
week making the heart OF the Courier
man glad by payment in full for his
own and the several papers he sends
to his relatives. He is enjoying I'M
usually good health for one OF his
age and is keeniy alive to every thing
z ing Oh in the Valley, and his mind
is packed with "reminiscences ana
historical facts OF the early days in
this country.
ii. r. Vibber and a couple of assist
ants, were mp to the ice jam near
Richland Monday and attempted to
start it by blasting with dynamite,
but they We're unable to make any
progress. They report however that
tie current is slowly washing and
melting out the ice. The boats have
| been out of commission slightly more
than month, the last trip ending