The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-12-03

'",e OF trade-HOrse, harness
anu Top buggy. l.. S. Grassland
Yes, we do shoe repairing at ~,
Nehhewick Harness Shop.
Diamond Mounted Elks buttons :,
STOCK S Jewelry Store.
For sale-2 horse power easol;n.
engine III good shape, running every
lay. Inquire at this office.
fonnd-Palr of gold-rimmed plas
ses. owner can have same by nrov
ing property and paying for this ad
For Sale-A good, well.broken fou,
year Old team; mare and geldinv
weight 26OOfb. Price 1925. N. W
Jacobsen, Paterson, Wash.
Colonel is the registered Durock
Jersey boar on the Mob Hill Hoo
nahch. Service $3.50 guaranteed
Erwin NJ. La Lond. Prop. 4w
fhe Ladies Aid OF the Presbyterian
church will hold their Annual Xmas
Bazaar On Saturday December 18th,
Cafeteria Dinner will be served from
ll:3O to $50.
One OF the best alfalfa tracts in Sec.
ton for sale for $500 Der acre IN
light years time. Tell your friends
70 see our lands free before buying.
Omar W. Rich Inv. Co
For Sale-Two horses, weight 245O
work single or double, will sell one
or both also one set of harness and
HIN. plow. Would take wagon.
Henry Otte. 3w
Attorney MOulton, Storm Lake.
Iowa Lawyer who recently located
at kennewick, is a nephew of J. +.
Coleman OF White Bluffs Spokes-
man.
The Misses Hurd and Luth spent
Thanksgiving with her brother, Al
bert T.. Luth Oh the homestead III
Horse Heaven aiId vi cuu,se had
wild goose for dinner.
n A. Nc Phee Is again at work at
the biacksmith's trade after an en-
fuiced caLiOn On account of break
lug his arm when trying to shoe a
wild and struggling cayuse.
Lame back comes on suddenly an
is extremely painful. 1t is caused 10y
rheumatism OF the muscles. Quick
relief is afforded by applying Cham
berlain's Liniment. Columbia Phar-
macy.
Miss Irene Hurd who has been in
charge OF the millinery department
at Lynch's left the last of the week
for short visit with friends at
Ellensbusg on her way to her home
in Bellingham.
2. J. Perry, state agent for the
German Fire Insurance Co. was
over from Seattle Monday checking
up business with the company's local
agency, the First International
Bank
Mr.. G. Anderson, wife and .daugh-
ter Mayme arrived Saturday eve
ming from Walln Walla, for an ex-
tended visit with his brother, X. H.
Anderson and family. Their other
daughter, Lola. has been here for
some time and it is probable the
family Will locate here.
Professor Olson, who has charge
OF the farm institute work at the
state college at Pullman, writes II.
W. Reaugh that HanfOrd ia SEIZED
uled for an institute some time this
fall. The dates of the institute will
be announced as soon as the pro-
gram and route of speakers have
been decided on -COlumbian.
A party given by MIR. and Mrs. F..
A. Swingle at their ranch home near
Lookout mountain. Wednesday eve
ming. was a happy Thanksgiving
affair. The house was filled with
guests, and the guests were filled
with cheer-and other good things.
Just a. word nOw-it was just splen-
spiendid.-White Bluffs Spokesman.
The Hamilton Supply Co. hav
now got in consignment OF PalOuse
potatoes to sell next spring - the
White Star and Early Rose and for
the next two weeks they will sci
them at 81. 90 per lOOfbs. Remember
what seed potatoes have sold for
during the past two or three years,
81. 80 up to 81 80 per l0O1bs. Now is
the time to buy your seed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. l.. Andrus o!
Mason City, Iowa, have come west
TO make their home in Kennewick
due to the persuasive praises OF the
country written back to them 10y
Supt. r. J. Andrns of the Yakima
Power Co. Their mother Mrs. F. j.
Andrus and younger brother. Master
Harry Andrus are also making an
extended visit in kennewick, and