The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1915-09-16
CITY

J. Fearon went to Prosser on bust
ness Monday morning.
1 C. p. Chamberlain, of Portland, a
special representative of the O-W.,
was a visitor in Benton City last Fri
day on business.
H. L. Mcdonald, of Washington, D.
c., of the U. S. geological survey, was
in Benton last Friday on business.
Argus Hughes was Prosser visit
or Friday.
Mr.. Mcknight has commenced the
construction of new six-room house
on his farm on the Highlands.
Horticultural Inspector Luke Powell
and j. L. Nelson were here from Pros
ser Wednesday noon.
Willard Eddy came from Prosser
Thursday noon for a visit with his
mother and sister.
T. B. Kendall and F. Rolph accom-
panied D. NJ. Duckworth to Prosser
where the latter went to prove up on
his homestead.
Mrs. H. Brevet left for Spokane on
Friday where she will receive medical
attention.
John Warren made business trip
to Prosser Saturday morning.
A. E. Whan made a short trip to
Kennewick on Friday.
s. ]. Harrison went to Sunnyside
Saturday morning.
A. C. Clements, Of North Yakima,
was in town last week on business.
A mastodon tooth about six inches
square, and somewhat crumbled, was
found in Corral creek canyon last
week.
Miss Sophia Drenkhahn came on
Thursday from Seattle to visit with
her parents on the Highlands.
E. Kelso arrived from North Yaki-
ma for q visit with the w. A. Kelso
family at Kiona.
Mrs. u. 8. Province is seriously i'll
with heart trouble.
C. A. Hartman and family gave q
dance Saturday night at their home
on the Highlands.
C. A. Young, editor Of the Benton
Herald, returned from trip to Sc
attic on Monday noon.
DR.. and Mrs. Hedger left Wednes-
day for Walla Walla.
Miss Nettie Savage and h. I. Cole
man came from Portland last week
| to visit Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Whan.
s. ]. Harrison went to North Yaki-
ma on business last Saturday.
NJ. A. Kendall returned on Monday
from Prosser, where he visited his
brother who is in the hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Martini and Ed.
Horlando, Of Black Diamond, were
here last week looking after their
property on the Highlands.
L. Besse, Of the Rattlesnake hills,
was a Kiona visitor Monday.
Among those from Kona who at
tended the Round Up at Toppenish
were Ernest Lightle, A. F. Johnson,
Frank lilly and John Yeagle.
J. M. Russell, Of Kelso Bros. store,
left Monday on ten-day vacation, to
be spent in Spokane.
H. u. Eakin this last week COM
menced the erection Of residence
on his tract on the Highlands.
CARLYLE Jorgensen left on Monday
for q visit with Tacoma friends.
Charles A. Day, Of the Yakima Nat
ural Gas Co., was in town Thursday
and Friday.
Last Tuesday ws1 an unlucky day
for Mrs. Eta Palmer and her son
George. One Of the driving horses
used by the u. S. r. S. engineers last
winter and spring that was turned
into the pasture the day before was
found dead. There was no visible
cause. George undertook to bring in
= fresh COW and calf from the pas
ture some nine miles distant. The
calf was very wild and led George q
hard chase and succeeded in hiding her
calf so completely that it could not
be- found. When the trip was COM
pleted George was minus a calf, q
bunch of keys, purse and other sun
dries.