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Newspaper
Kennewick Courier
Location
Kennewick, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1909
Page
8
An advertisement from the FEED DEPARTMENT promotes a rolling barley deal of 10 cars before a raise and 30 day supply. It touts low prices on bran shorts and mill feed and claims unbeatable poultry supplies by car lots. The firm offers buy back of grown produce and invites inquiries for large or small quantities, predicting a good year for potatoes.
Local supplier promotes Early White Star seed grown on non-irrigated ground with no scab and backs it with a $500 guarantee. Each sack bears the name and mark. Enroute is extra early Ohips, touted as the six weeks variety. Order ahead as demand is described as wonderful.
N A Howe plans a seven room two story residence 26 by 38 feet in Beach addition near his father Oscar Howe. Other items include asparagus plants, pear trees, Berkshire boars for sale and coal shipments. A school incident, theatre entertainment, dog attack on Miss Elsie Phillips and a visit by Mrs. Charles Marshal are noted with brief updates.
Bert and Viola company presented a top entertainment at the Hover opera house Saturday with a popular comedy and a well attended after show dance. The company plans another performance on March 16. Jimmy and Bert Johnson visited, then headed to Pendleton. Western Mercantile Co sold its Hover holding to John Friend and director Mr Green of the film arrives to close up business. Modern Woodmen held a well attended meeting.
Royce Tripp visited family at W A Coopers on Sunday. Mrs C E Nichols of Laidlow Oregon visits H L Nichols. Allen Haney recovers from tonsillitis and chicken pox. Mr Hill arrived from Kentucky to work for King Bros this season. Minnick family spent Sunday in Kennewick. Minnick works at the lumber yard during Nelsons absence. Finley post office to offer money order service. H B Haney traveled to Spokane on Tuesday.
Miss Myra Yelland visits Kennewick for weeks while the adult Bible class hosts meetings at C J Dicus and plans another at D M Van Duran. A Boosters club session features an intriguing question box about alfalfa and sagebrush land values. Finley Ladies Aid gears for an entertainment in the new hall. Thomas Cosgrove dies at Spokane. effects on desert claim dispute noted. Geo Davis digs a well for a pumping plant. Johnson and Farney perform the work. Finley Socialist local meets as Emil S. Herman visits. A W Nelson and Miss Edith Kingsley wed February 24 and plan to return soon. Alvan Fisher family moves to Norling place. Hall and store stockholders prepare March banquet with speaking and food delights.
Mrs. W. KR. Amon of Kennewick spent the week visiting friends in Richland. Frank Price’s baby, once seriously ill, is now recovering. Mrs. Emma Tuttle is ill at the home of E. O. Palmeter.
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