The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-06-16
LITTLE STORIES OF THE WEEK
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Rev. E. A. Munger of the Congrega.
tional church in Pasco was here
Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid of the Christian
Church will hold a pantry sale at
Kolb's Grocery Store. Saturday,
June 18th.
Willis Hamrick's sister from Winnie
peg visited him several days of last
week. He accompanied her to Port
land Saturday.
Ed. Lichty was In Kennewick from
Sunnyside Wednesday shaking hands
with old friends and looking after
business interests.
Mrs. H. w. Discharges left the
latter part of last week for Rockford
where she will visit her mother, Mrs.
Hensley, for few days.
Mrs. John Hanson has marketed
most of her early cherries. The Early
Richmonds and Nay Dukes brought
good prices In the Sound cities.
Miss Ella Dern returned to her
work rs stenOgrapher at the Bank
of Kennewick and in HolcOme's law
office, Wednesday. after a weeks
vacation.
Telefone Browns auto trouble wa
gon has proved to be a trouble cart
alright, and now he has returned to
one that can be started from the
seat.
! Mr.. and Mrs R. f. Sheppard who
have been residing in the Beach Block
for the past two months have moved,
Mrs. Sheppard will go to their home
in Spokane for the summer.
A large force Of additional clerks
has been employed by H. M. Ash
baugh and company to help with
the rush during the days of their
midsummer sale.
The Shinn children. accompanied
by Mrs. Lyon their housekeeper. will
leave for Prosser Monday. and will
make their home there during the
summer.
George and Bert Scott of North
Yakima stopped off in Kennewick
last Saturday for short visit with
old friends while on their way to
Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Larkin and
MIR. and Mrs. r. E. Larkin returned
Wednesday from Portland and the
Coast. after few days at the Rose
Carnival aud other points of interest.
Miss Blanche Setter. a stenogr q
pher for Moulton and Henderson
will take her vacation during the
remainder of this month and will
spend her holidays at the home of
her parents near Finley.
l.. w. White, who has been the
guest of friends In Gown leaves the
last of the week for the coast where
he will spend a couple OF weeks be-
fore returning to his position with
the American Express Company In
Butte.
Hewey Price has just completed
digging a 35 foot well on his Horse
Heaven farm and has secured plenty
Of water for domestic purposes and
irrigation. 1t is the general impress.
sion among some of the valley peo-
pie and the strangers In town that
there is no water in Horse Heaven.
The truth of the matter is, dozens of
the farmers have excellent water
supply from wells which are not of
uncommon depth, and dozens more
could discontinue their trips to the
Columbia with the water wagon
II they would get shovel and go to
digging. One of the best wells In
the hills is only six feet deep. Mr.
East, one of the Horse Heaveners
who takes a great deal of satisfaction
In his thirty foot we'll, says that the
water supply from subterraDean
springs all over the Horse Heaven
region is almost unlimited and that
he confidently believes that he could
go out on Jump Of Joe, the highest
point of the surrounding country
and strike water within few feet of
the surface. F. F. JamisOn IL another
who has confidence In wells and
has completed all his plans for begin
ming the digging of a well on HE
half section in section seventeen, the
first of next month.