The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-10-15

Clty where he has been taking post
graduate work In surgery in the cit,
hOspita Is.
capt. g. l. Evans who worked
here Il couple of years ago on tn.
iodd was In town looking up river
transportatio matters. Since h.
was here he has been III Alaska and
came here from boat service on the
st. Joe river.
A. N. Dwyer arrived here SATURDAY,
for an over Sunday visit with his
cousin j. r. Howard and family in
Horse Heaven and with his ann,
Mrs. }. NJ. Allen. He is helping out
IN the mechanical department OF the
Courier the last OF the week.
If your eyes trouble you or you
need glasses do not fail to see Sch.
neller,s Optical Specialist of Walla
Walla Thursday October p, at the
kennewick Hotel. He comes every
thirty days and gives q written
guarantee for one year with every
pair Of glasses.
A.. .. Donnell has been putting
some very fine grapes on the market
from his vineyard west of FinIe,
They are the Muscat variety and
have been borne ON vines which made
their entire growth this season.
They are very large and have the
finest favor.
Is. Scholl. the travelling represent
alive of Kerr, Clifford & Co., Grain
Exporters, was in kennewick on
business Saturday. He praised our
hotel accommodations and stated
whenever he had occasion to lay
over In this vicinity he would certain
~ make kennewick.
All the members of the legal pro-
fessiOn attended court I'm Prusser
Wednesday where number of cases
were settled and number Of Others
were set for trial. Benton County
lost out in the matter OF the taxes
collected on sheep grazing in this
county but owned In Yaki IN u
County.
A. d. Walker, the North Coast
right of-way man. has seut to Spo-
kane to the Offices of the company,
a large arinful of abstracts on the
Kennewick property on which the
company holds options and it looks
as II preparations were being made
to take up the options. One attorney
in the Office of Danson & Williams
devoted his entire time to examin-
ing abstracts for the North Coast
Co.
Miss Inez Soth left Prosser last
Monday evening for Toledo. Iowa,
where she will visit her mother aud
other relatives for the next six weeks.
Miss SOth has been west three years,
the first of which she lived in keDne-
wick and worked for G. o. Anderson
and the last two she has been record
ing clerk In the auditors office at
PrOsser to which position she will
return about the middle OF NOvem-
Der.
The Steamer Todd which has been
beached at the point OF the island
Tor some time, listed over so far with
the fall of the water in the river that
her aeams opened and the stern sank
Sunday evening. No great damage
was done to the boat OF the machin-
cry. Two centrifugal pumps are
being act. operated by q couple o
gasoline engines one to set on the
land and another on the boat to
pump her out and she will be afioa
again by the time this paper goes to
press.
Plantz and Wettlaufer, former resi-.
dents of Humboldt, Iowa, but more
recently of Prosser, have opened up
IN up-to-date tailoring establish
ment In the Rudktn building, Lynch Il
old stand and are prepared in equip
ment and experience to give the
public the very best service. Mr..
Plantz ia an expert presser and
cleaner and the second member u
the firm has been a custom tailor fol
seventeen years and knows how tt
10 things right. You are invited tt
call and get acquainted.
Otto Mueller, Il workman at thu
North Coast bridge, died in the Ken
newick hospital Sunday night after
Il few hours illness with a nit. Will,
at work as the bridge he slightly 10
iured his knee and was brought herr
tor treatment. He rest. d easily dur
ing the early part OF the evening anG
seemed in the best Of spirits bu
about 10 O'Clock he was seized Will
an epileptic fit or similar attack. AZ
violently that it was difficult to tel
what was the matter with him ant
died shortly after midnight. Ruria
was made In the Kennewick Gene
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