The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-11-05

1io,se blankets and lap robes a
Leave special orders at the Tw;,
City Bakery.
For saleor trads-Horse, harness
and top buggy. LIS. Crosslan d
Frank Emigh was at North vol,
ma Friday between trains On hna.
ness. 0oe
See those bright patterns Of Ia r
robes at the keAnewick Harness
Shop. - 'e &c
First class baker from Spokane
employed by T. A. Warner at Tv;n
City Bakery.
Mrs Z. Z. Lum Of North Yakim a
10 visiting her son C. E. Lum and
family this week.
Mrs. r. A Showers entertained I, o
bridge club Wednesday afternoon at
heT nome west OF town.
Build up your city; boost a little:
smoke and tell your friends about
the Kennewick Cigars.
Rurdette Hoadley in Section : ia
Ill with scarlet fever, the quarantine
being established the first OF the week
r. P. Tullis is in Spokane where he
Is buying large stock OF holiday
goods for the Tullts Drug Company's
store.
W. II Smith was a Waila WalIa
visitor the first of the week on bust
ness connected with hls properly
there.
Mrs. Ann Mills Of Earlham. Iowa
arrived for an extended visit with
her son John Wroe an1 wife last
Saturday.
Owen Knffen is hauling wheat
from the point OF the Island and the
dock to Watson Bros. warehouse for
shipment by rail.
S. A. Tucker, a we'll known ranch.
er In Horse Heaven, was brought to
the hospital the last OF the week sick
wilh typhoid fever.
For Sale-A good, well-broken four
year old team; mare and gelding.
weight 26OOtb. Price 1925. n, W.
Jacobsen, Paterson, Wash.
W. A. Halves was in North Yakima
the first OF the week where he obtain
ed short leave of absence from his
claim from Register Saint.
Attorney E. L. kolb was IN Pros
ser the first of the week acting as ad.
visory counsel for the Board of Coun.
to commissioners then in session.
Mrs. J. l.. Strawn who has been
confined to the Jennings Hospital
for several weeks was able to be
taken back to her home Tuesday.
Mrs. W. A. Halves left Sunday
evening for Kansas City on hurried
trip on account of the serious aud
expected fatal illness of her mother.
In the skating contest at the rink
Monday evening the successful prize
winners were: Miss Haynes, first;
Miss Stella See, second; Ben Duffy,
third.
Grandma Milne received a. letter
Tuesday from nurse at Portland
Oregon saying that her son Joe was
very Ill In the hospital there with
typhoid fever.
Ed Thamke who has been at the
canal headgate turnout the irrigat-
Ing season returned to town and
then to his ranch near Finley the
first Of the week.
The report OF Police Judge Staser
Tor the past month shows that he
tried FIVE cases and assessed fines to
the amount of 800 and better all of
which was defaulted.
G. Anderson OF Browning, Missouri
ls here visiting his brother with a
view to locating. His wife and
daughter are visiting at Walla Walla
but will arrive I'm few days.
Mrs. George d. Hunter has been
critically Ill all this week at the hos
pital with typhoid fever and her lift
has been dispaired of several times.
Her brother G. w. Hill of Seattle is
here to see her.
For Sale-My ten acre tract at
Kennewick. with water right. W.
VIZ OFFS FIX Sect.9-S-3O. $3.50. per
acre. Terms, F. H. Cross.
4726 Second Ave. N. E.
4w Seattle, Wash
The Hamilton Supply Co, have a
special representative in the Palouse
country around Palouse City buving
the famous White Star potatoes fol
the local market. The first car load
will arrive the last of the week and