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

VA OuSILcsS COuLeCCeQ WITH
his building operations.
Commissioner Tweedt and Deputy
County Engineer T. J. Wright attend.
ed the Board meeting at Prosser the
first three days of the week.
Mrs. NJ. o. Kitten the secretary of
the kennewick Cemetary Association
wishes US to announce that the Asso-
citation will meet at her home next
Tuesday afternoon at 2:3O to consider
important business and a large at
tendance is desired.
W. G. Pate of Wenatchee, is OPEN
Ing up the Candy Kitchen in the
Brown building next to the Courier
Office. He will carry full line of
candy, cigars and stationary. He is
an experienced confectioner and will
cater to the very best trade.
L. Kimberly left Tuesday evening
for Missoula, Montana, where be
will take preliminary look around
ON the Flat head Reservation in
order to select good homestead he
having drawn a lucky number in the
recent drawing.
L. W. Brown left Tuesday morn.
Ing for a week with his family at
Pomeroy. j. E. Topper, the architect
who has been down looking after
some OF the finishing details of the
Brown blodk, returned with him.
Before leaving MIR. Brown made ar
rangements to put down $50 feet of
cement side walk.
In addition to the regular show
prizes his champion Buff Rocks won
at the A. Y. +. show. u. j. Beinhart
was awarded a silver cup for the best
pen of Buff Rocks and ribbons for the
best shaped male and best female
bird In that class. These prizes were
given by the Buff Fl. mouth Rock
Club OF America.
J. +. Tate who has been purchasing
agent for the Watson Bros. at Ring
gold and a couple Of prosperous
wheat ranchers John Rickert and
FentOn Wharton were down looking
over the town of kennewick for the
first time and were surprised at the
fine town we have. .4he last two
went on to the Fair. They Will be-
come better acquainted with our
merchants in the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Rich OF Des
Moines, Iowa, have returned from
Seattle aud after spending Sunday
with 0. w. Rich and the boys and
will return home taking the baby
with them. Mr.. Rich is the state
agent for the Milwaukee Mechanics
Fire Insurance Co. Mr.. and Mrs,
H. NJ. Brown and granddaughter
Leah and Louise Rich are visiting
with Mrs. Browns brother at San
Jose. California.
W. A. Halves came down from his
claim at Hanford Monday and left
that evening for North Yakima
where he will stand in line to make
his filing. He expects to stand in line
in order to hold his turn about
thirty-s hours. He is we'll pleased
with his selection and thinks it will
make a fine irrigated farm as lies
we'll with reference to the HanfOrd
high line ditch.
Geo. F. Richardson has made a
trade with the North Coast R'y
which gives them possession OF the
presentsite of the Red Barn and that
building and perhaps the Shamrock
barn also will be moved to the Prior
tract north of the Cascade Lumber
Co.'S yard. Part of the land will be
used for q warehouse site AUDITING
on the siding the North Coast Will
build extending east on Washington
street.
Richard Mounsey returned Wed
nesday evening from his trip to the
Fair and his visit with ]. II. Morrison
Earle Trip and VIII Walker. He
had a fine time and is of course
nightly pleased with the success OF
his fancy chicks as prize winners at
the A. Y. P. E. show. In addition
to the prizes on Rhode Island Reds
and Anaconas reported last week.
On White Leghorns Mounsey Bros.
won 3rd and 4th pullet, 4th pen, 5th
and 9th hen and 9Th cOckerel.
VIM. Folsom entertained number
OF his cousins and his brother last
Sunday. They were: Frank G. Fol
som of Reno, Nevada. who has been
a member of the Nevada State Legis-
lature for the past ten years and
his father before him was member
of the Constitutional Convention and
the first state legislature. He Was
the state representative Of the Eagles
at Omaha and stopped here on his
return home. Two others Harry
and Gilman Folsom were over from
Pendleton and his brother Gilman
Folsom came down from Pennington