The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-01-13
HOVER NOTES

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in Finley Monday.
MIR. G. A. McGuire left Monday for
Spokane to return to bis work as
lineman for the Washington Water
Power Co.
Mr.. H S. Hughes went to Prosser
the first of the week.
John Mills left Monday for Prosser
to look after business interests
Mr.. Wilcox, a real estate man of
Spokane was in town Tuesday.
J. M. Ely and sou Style of Kenne-
wick were visiting friends here Satur-
day.
Mr.. Wilson of Cliffs arrived the first
of the week to take the Sectien fore
manship.
Mr.. and Mrs g g. Cantwell and
family spent Saturday in kennewick.
Misses Hamilton and HOletOn of
Horse Heaven spent Saturday and
Sunday at the home of T. McKing's.
MIR. Albourg from Hartline, Wash,
was in town Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Applebe and baby (the
daughter of Mr.. w. McGuire) arrived
In town last Sunday from Medicine
Hat, Canada. They stayed over in
Spokane for a few days on their
journey over.
Mr.. Star returned from Portland
on Saturday.
Our readers will be pleased to hear
that Mrs. Schroyer is improving and
will soon be about again.
Last Wednesday large crowd as
sembled on the depot platform to
welcome F. D. Parker home from
Portland where he has been with his
son Frank who has been Ill with the
fever.
Mrs. w. LAWYER left for Walla Wal
la on Tuesday to pay short visit TO
her sister Mrs. Richards. after which
she will join her husband In British
Columbia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Remington arrived
home from Portland last Tuesday af-
ter spending a few weeks with
friends.
Watch Hover grow! There's a rea-
SOD! The inhabitants are eating let
tuce already grown In the open air.
Mrs. Hart Of Walla Walla arrived
Saturday to join her husband who
has taken q homestead few miles out
from town.
Mr.. Hampton accompanied by his
daughter Myrtle transacted business
in Kennewick Monday.
The Ladies' Guild" was entertain
ed at the home OF l.. McKenny last
Thursday. Several new members
were taken In.
T. H. Dry returned Saturday from
Kennewick after spending couple
OF days there.
Mr.. Armstrong returned to PascO
Sunday after spending few days at
his place.
Little Minnie Applebe has been
quite sick for the past week,
Mrs. II. G. Croft has been quite Ill
for some time with La Grippe.
Service will be held In the church
Sunday at 2:S0 p m by Rev. Fraser
OF kennewick.
Several men have been employed a
few days this week repairing the
church.
Mr.. G. v. Mcclure left Friday for
Spokane after spending a few days
with home folks.
Mr.. Emerson and son OF Kennew1ck
were in town a few hours Tuesday.
A. A. Knowles of Spokane was In
town the first of the week.
N. T. Mckay OF Portland spent a
couple of days in town last week.
E. E. Weston of Pasco transacted
business in town Tuesday.
Mr.. Wigeby OF Deimkirk, Mont.
was in town last Thursday visiting
friends.
All Pleasures and Necessities of Life
Depend on Good Eye-sight
Do your eyes give you trouble? II
go you will do we'll to avail yourself.
Call and see ThOs. Lorang the OPP
tometrist. Have your eyes examined
In case they need glasses or are al
ready wearing glasses which do not
give satisfaction. We grind glasses
to order and guarantee all work to
We visit your city regularly from
Spokane will be at Hotel Koontz on
Thursday. Friday and Saturday,
Jan. 10. 20 and 81.
Wanted-Plains Sewing. Mrs. E. E.
Siler. 56tf
Wanted-Cood second hand piano.
VIM. A. Bohn, Richland. sep
Try our Business Mans lunch.
Served between 1870 and O'Clock
every day at twenty five cents.
Yours for good things to eat. Ty-
therleigh's Cafe. 56-8
Wanted-A few boarders. Terms
reasonable. 5th and Yakima SITS.
Mrs. Herman Fisher SGD
To accommodate the people of Ken
newick also strangers who happen in
town between meals / will keep nv
Cafe open from 6 In the morning un.
til In the eveningexcepting Sundays
when l will close the Cafe at Z D. m.
In order to let my help attend church
II they should want to. Yours for
good things to eat. Tytherleigh's
Cafe. 56
WANTED
Everybody to know chat we carry
a large line OF new and secondhand
furniture. household furnishings,
pianos, organs. sewing machines,
sheet music and sewing machine &C.
cessOries. Pianos and organs tuned
and sewing machines repaired. We
buy, sell and exchange everything
mentioned above. Try your dollar
here and see how far you can make It
go. WHITSON & HURSEYse The
Peoples Store. Three doors west of
the koontz Hotel. $50