The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-04-02

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VIM. Biatter is in town on bust
ness and may remain until the middle
Of the semmer
O. L. Hanson sue .eeds l.. A. Peters
Us Il nenber OF the board of trustees
II the Fruit Growers Assn.
For Sale Quick-one span good
work mares and one single driver.
Apply TO e. ii Collins Co.
David Richardson of Seattle, visit
81 his daughter, Mrs, T.. j.. HOlcomb
ma family the first OF the week.
The launch "rilicum" will he in
commission between kenue wick and
Richland April 1st and thereaf,er
MIR. q. W. Cannon OF Kent was
visiting with Rev. II. Il. and Mrs
Murray the early part of this week.
White Bluffs is Preparing to hold
an election with the view of incur-
porating as town of the fourth
class.
If you like a lecture you should
hear FOllansbee, in the last number
Of the course tonight. Genius and
GumptiUn" is his topic.
d. W. Owens condition remains
about the same. A trained nurse,
Mrs. Holmes from Waila Walla is as
sisting in his care, for he is quite
weak.
c. Ii. Hanson. OF Grinnell. Iowa,
visited his brother-in-law, +. f..
CouIsen, Wednesday,. MIR. Hanson
is district sales manager for the
Spalding Buggy Co.
Miss Mary Thornton was called to
Tacoma by the death OF her grand
mother, Mrs. Fletcher, which oc-
Cured Thursday morning. The fun
eral was held Thursday.
Estrayed to my place, a bay colt
about one year old, no visible brand.
Owner may have the same 10y identi-
tying aud proving property.
j. G.. Roe.
G. E. Solomon and family have ar
rived from Oklahoma City and are
living in the Conway house north OF
the track. Mr.. Solomon is working
at his trade, that Of u carpenter.
For Sale-Five shares White Bluffs
s. Columbia River Telephone STOCK
for 525O.OO cash. One city lot, No. IL,
block 4, First Add. to White Bluffs
for $3.50 90 cash. E. ii. Cornwell,
White Bluffs,
Wash.
j. E. Maxwell who conducted a
candy kitchen at Prosser for some
time and sold out last winter, will be
associated with Mr.. Clark in the
Candy kitchen which is being opened
this week next door to the Courier
office,
Mrs T. L. Armstrong and son John
Armstrong and a neighbOr Mrs. n.
G. Baldwin. Of PomerOy, were down
attending the funeral OF Mrs. C..
Puderpaugh. Mrs. is Mrs. Puder-
paugh's mother.
d. W. StOrer of Seattle, Wash. was
in town the first of the week visiting
his friends, the Schlunds whom he
used to know in Mitchell, South
Dakota. He is looking for the field
with view Of getting out Il direc-
tory.
Miss Grace \. Page a friend OF the
LaPorte family, has been visiting
them the past week. Miss Page has
a homestead in the neiyhborhOOd OF
Plymouth in the southern part of
the county. Miss Page before COM
ing west was engaged in home mis-
sionery work and was manager OF
the Womans department Of Fiske
University at Nashville Tennessee.
Saturday Rev. j. H Wood brought
the first spring chicken for early fries
10 the Dircksen Market. The birds
were in fine condition and weighed
3b to i pounds. The chicks were
matched January and except fOl
one week, have been out doors al
tie time and never were placed in 6
brOOder after they came from the
incubator. 7 hey were a fine bunch
of birds and show that Mr.. Wood is
an up-to-date chicken raiser.
| II ID. Sweet has purchased q 2OO
acre farm seven miles from Spring
d lie in Stevens county. 1t is on TIN
stage road from Springdale to thu
Columbia river and has daily mai
and telephone service. 1t is a ha.
ranch more especially, has two set
of farm buildings and Il large Outti
OF farm machinery and some stocI
goes with the land. The price is Sc
per acre. The family will move il
the next two weeks.
Now that the base ball season
about to open it is probably we'll t