The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1919-11-13
FINLEY NEWS NOTES
G. MONROE FORD is MARRIED
Well Known Finley Farmer WEEDS
Former Finley Teacher

kane Nov. 4th, when G.. Monroe Ford
and Bertha R. Jarboe were united in
marriage by Rev. Frederick Luke, rec
tor in charge. Mrs. Ford, the groom's
mother, was the only witness present.
Miss Jarboe will be remembered as
primary teacher in our school few
years ago and possesses many loveable
qualities. Mr.. Ford is one of Finley's
most progressive young men and is
popular in both church and social cir
cIes. Both young people have host
of friends in the community who will
join in wishing them many years of
happiness and prosperity.
After short honeymoon spent in
Spokane they returned to Finley and
will be at home on the groom's ranch.
III. w. Johnson, who is working in
the lumber yard in Richland, spent
Saturday night and Sunday with his
family in Richland.
Il C.. w. Hall, who recently purchased
a ranch here, is making Improvements
preparatory to moving his family here
in February.
Mr.. and Mrs. Long of Yakima ar
rived last week to visit Mrs. Longs
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Robinson.
Miss Cannon, who is teaching at
outlook. spent the week end with rel
atives in Finley.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Thompson of White
Bluffs, motored to Finley last week
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. johnson
and family. Mr.. Thompson's SON and
wife, of Texas, who Were also visiting
at the Johnson home, accompanied the
parents home Sunday for a visit.
Mrs. Bob Cannon left Monday for
Sisters, Oregon, to spend the winter
with her daughter, Mrs. Dennis.
Mrs. Luetta johnson and baby ar
rived here Tuesday from Harrington,
to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Robinson.
Clyde Bush, who visited his brother
in IToppenish last week, returned home
{ The contest in the Sunday school
is proving quite attractive. The total
Sunday was III. Every
one is invited to attend. There will
be preaching both mornig and evening;
Epworth League at z o'clock. Special
music.
\ "A number of friends and neighbors
formed a charivari party Saturday
evening and proceeded without cere-1
mony to call on Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe
Ford. They were heartily received
and d pleasant evening was spent with |
music and conversation. At late
hour refreshments Of coffee and cake
were served and the gentlemen re-
ceived cigars, as mementos Of the oc-
casion.
The student body of the Finley high |
school chaperoned by Prof. Stackhouse
attended the football game in Pasco
Tuesday. .1as - as!s..
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Graham of
Kennewick were Sunday guests at the
Weldy home.
Eunice Volland is absent from school
this week on account Of sickness.
L. Smith has, sold his ranch near
Hedges station and left Sunday for
Cheney to join Mrs<Smith.
s. A. Purdy went to Walla Walla
Saturday to receive medical attention |
and returned home Sunday.
Cecilia Chapman is absent from
The high school this week
Geo.. SchneH has sold his 17-acre
ranch to S. A. Purdy, possession to be
given in the spring. Mr.. Schnell has
aot yet announced his plans for the
future.
Russell and Wesley Monroe left
Wednesday evening for Spokane. From
here they will travel to New York city
n charge of shipment Of apples and
IN. the return trip will stop, in Michi-
ran to. visit their grandparents and
,ther relatives. Later they will come
o Kansas City, where they will enter
Is students this winter in an auto
chool. III
will Cooper left last week to work
or the Warren Construction company.
thesy9 are working on f1dme No. 1, near II
sichland. iii
M. Buchanan and family moved on
he Gilbert place last week. III
Mr.. Zindel and son Orville left this n
week to work for the Warren Con- II
truction company. Hi
Mr.. Helps and Will Purdy were Wal II
ula visitor Sunday afternoon. Ill
Mrs. Fred Parkinson and son Rob- II
TT went to Prosser last week to visitlI II
FRS. Parkinson's daughter, Mrs. CHI
Irown.