The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-08-13
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Friday, August 10, 1909

Annis went to Spokane Tues
day afternoon on business.
Rorn-to Mr.. and Mrs. Will Anon
Tuesday, August 10th. a daughter.
u, and Mrs Ralph Newman have
moved TO La Crosse, WASH, where
they will conduct restaurant.
Miss Gretta Book is home from an
extended visit with Mr.. and Mrs w.
s Harvey at Washongal.
For Sale-a Zenith washing mach
me as good as new.
Mrs. w. B. Wuth.
Mrs. Elsie Mohny and daughter
Florence arrived from Pittsburg.
Penn on visit to her sister, Mrs. }
B. Slaugenhaupt and family.
Mrs. Whitnack and j. w. Rinfrow
who have been visiting at Chas. Con
ways for several weeks have gone
on to the Fair.
Leslie Bennett from Kentucky. is
here visiting Z. J. Bennett and fam
ily. The brothers had not seen each
other for more than twenty years.
Found-some time ago. a good
pair OF nose glasses. Owner can have
same by proving property and pay
Ing ior this notice.
Mrs. G. F. Leslie and children went
t>Seattle Sunday to remain for two
or three months, during the hot
weather. MIR. Leslie accompanied
them as far as Ellensburg.
g. A. Hamilton left yesterday to
iuin his family in camp in the Blue
Mountains to fish, pick buckle ber-
res and hunt bear. He will return
III about two weeks.
Frank Emigh made Il hurried trip
to Seattle Friday night returning
sunday night. Sadie Armstrong
went over with him and is visiting at
the v. j. Eakin home and seeing the
Fair.
{. E. Griffith returned from a
month in Seattle with his fnmily who
are spending the summer with his
married daughter Mrs. II. II. Peter
de Will resume contracting work ut
Rlchland this fall.
The Twin City music Co.. has been
incorporated by Louis f. Stock and
frank L. Young, the band leader,
lie capital stock is $1,000 The new
company will handle all kinds OF
musical Instruments and supplies.
Mrs H. E. Huntington and child
tsn returned from Spokane where
.Aey went shortly after the fire. Mon
uay and the family will move into
Tue l.. Taylor house just vacated
" 1. Harrison some time this
week.
r. A Whittier. superintendent OF
Tue State Training School at Red
wing Minnesota. and wife stopped
"ere Wednesday to visit their son
n, ""' IL the freight clerk for the n. r.
WI ana Mrs. Whittier and Miss Sill.
''a Miss McGregor also of the School
''e on their way to the Seattle Fair
new Walton Skipworth, presiding
r''ei 'or the Dalles district, nj, +
s SD"'erehce is in this vicinity on offici-
"a i'a' business, holding the fourth
y, '''eriy meeting at Richland
thursday afternoon and at Kenne
""A this afternoon. The annual
a, "'e'ence VIII soon be held at Occur
d Alene. Idaho.
,,- w. Dunn, Is the new clerk in the
'' Office. Mr.. Dunn came from
hoppehsh but prior to going there
&, - ndu Twelve years experience
Oh '"e railway mail service and
ss',' u oe able to give much needed
~ ''ahce In the local Office. He IL
maj 'eeable. pleasant gentleman to
f..,a easement walls OF the Presby-
ana Church have been completed
t,., '"e contract let for the manu-
,a lure OF tue Cement blocks and the
bus up OF the walls let to j.. L.
a,., snty' His block machine has
ri, ~ anu the work will soon be.
win, win AIR. Doughty estimates that IT
l.tu IKE n about two months to com.
' Tue contract he has.