The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-10-27
HIGHLAND ITEMS

A. u. Waltz, OF Spokane, was here
Thursday on business.
A. E. Goodwin who recently ar
rived from Massachusetts and pur-
chased a tract of land north of town
from A. V. Tavey. Is improving the
place and has the frame work for a
substantial residence well under way.
His family arrived Thursday from
their eastern home via Seattle where
they Visited relatives.
HI. w. Fisher and S. B. Robertson
have entered into a co-partnership
and are engaged in the hay business.
The Richiand Nursery Co., has just
completed packing ehed near it's Of
flee. The structure is 4Ox6O feet and
is to be used for packing and grading
the stock preparatory for shipment.
P. Sherman left for Pasco with HE
outfit to sink well on the ranch Of
E. Jolly at that place.
H. Jameson, who owns l2O acres
of wheat land near Neg Perez, says
the crops are good there, his place
yielding 43 bushels of wheat to the
acre.
E. F. johnson, proprietor Of the
Hop yards here went to kennewick
TO confer with the management OF
the Creamery company ia regard to
shipping cream. He has entered ex.
tensively into the dairy business, re.
Gently purchasing 70 mich cows.
Miss Susonna Corrigan, of St.
Louis. 's visiting her nephew, Frank
Shaughnessy and wife.
L. Gordon, son of d. Gordon of
this place. came here from the Gar
den City Friday for visit.
c. b. McAlpine went to Tacoma
this week to buy two carloads OF
milch cows for his ranch.
f. Batters and W. Nelson went to
Athol, Idaho to work the latters
horses in the logging camp at that
place this winter.
Andrew German, of Sumner, came
this week to look after his property.
Grin Bowman and Miss Dollie Tall
man were united in marriage, Sun
day the 18TH. Rev. A. O. Hammond
OF the NJ. E. church officiating The
ceremony took place at the home of
the brice's sister, Mrs. F. MoOrhead,
who resides near the headgate of the
Irrigation COmnany's canal, north
west of town. Both the bride and
groom are popular young people Of
this community, the former being
manager of the Burlingame ranch
six miles northwest on the Yakima
river, and the latter residing this
summer as a guest at the home Of
her sister. Their many friends wish
them happy journey through life.
The Ladies' Aid will give Hal
lowe'en social on October 3Ist. Re-
freshments will be served. Members
of the Aid will please dress as ghosts.
Admission for all over five years, %
cents. Refreshments free. The fol-
lowing program will be rendered, be-
ginning at three O'Clock sharp.
Piano Solo Miss Hallet
Play Two acts and characters
Mr.. Marshall oscar RoiHns
Mrs Marshall Mrs. NJ. G. Clark
Mrs OFlannagan Mrs. FELTON,
Katherine VanFollenstern Mrs. Burmaster
snow drop washington Mrs. Teachout
Mrs Bunker Mrs. Wienenga
Freddie Alvin sherman
| Quartet Little Orphan Annie
| Misses Burmaster Cate, HaIlet, Ringdahl
Recitation Miss Cate
Piano Solo Miss HarthO
Recitation Mrs. Clark
At district meeting of the board
OF directors of this school district, a
| contract was entered into for the
| purchase of Ludwig high grade
piano for use in the new high school.
Victor Dessery. of Elk City, Liaho
is visiting his mother Mrs. Landusky
II The ranchers of this valley were the
first to supply cream to the kenne
wick Creamery.