The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1919-09-11
i i i FINLEY NEWS NOTES

from Spokane where he has spent the
last week visiting friends and attend
| ing the fair.
Mr.. 'Rimel has rented his 10-acre
ranch to Mr.. Zendcl of Ellensburg
land will give possession the last of the
month. Mr.. and Mrs. Rimel will spend
the winter visiting relatives in Asotin
and Graadview. Mr.. Zendel has also
rented the 40 acres on the north of
Mr.. Rime1's place and will farm both
places next year.
Mrs. Homer Tervanks, accompanied
by her sister, n-law, Doris Tervanks,
| left Saturday for lone, Oregon to
join Mr.. Tervanks. Later they will
return to Finley to spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Altrogge were
dinner guests at the Cannon home
Sunday.
Mrs. Burris and baby Jack, spent
Tuesday at the Hitchcock home.
| Last. Friday evening neighbors and
friends pleasantly surprised Asa and
Will Purdy at their home near Hedges
station. Asa received his discharge
Aug. 10 and visited relatives in the
east before coming home last Thurs
day. Will arrived few weeks earl
Ter. After very interesting time
spent in listening to war stories and
experiences ice cream and cake were
served.
CD Dicus and family, old residents
of Finley, motored over from Prescott
Friday and remained till Tuesday Wis
iting friends and neighbors.
Grandma Lee and granddaughter,
Lottie Moore, returned Tuesday from
Montana, where they spent the past
month visiting Mrs. Lees daughter.
Miss Cannon came home Tuesday
from Sisters, Oregon, where she hiss
spending the summer with her sister,
Mrs. Dennis. She will leave Friday
for Outlook, where she will teach the
school this year.
Mrs. A. ]. futile of Toppenish, who
has been visiting her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Morton, left for her home Sat-
urday. @
N. C. Bowles has sold his dairy herd
including Fl cows and heifers, to Mr..
Stevens of Alfalfa. The deal was COM
tpleted Saturday.
Miss Green, the county club leader,
was in Finley Tuesday collecting ex-
lhibits among the boys and girls be-
longing to the club to send to Yakima
to be exhibited at the fair. Among
those offering exhibits were Ruth Goss
and Loren Boise.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson of San Ju-
AN, Texas and Mr.. Cove, of Lincoln,
Nebr., old friends of Mr. and Mrs.
johnson, visited at the Johnson home
last week. They are much delighted
with the country and climate and will
locate for the present at White Bluffs
where Mr.. Thompson has secured a
position as mechanic in garage. Mr..
Cove continued his journey to Portl-
land this week.
| Homer Johnson went to White
Bluffs Monday to. take charge of the
lumber yard during the absence of
the manager who is taking his an
nual vacation.
Chas. Thomson and family left on
Monday for Portland to make their
home.
John L. Cochran and family moved
from the hills to the Webb place this
week,
The Ladies' Aid of the Finley church
will hold business meeting at the
church Thursday, Sept. 10. Election
of officers will be held. All members
and friends of the church are urged
ito be present,
Mrs. Geo. Finley entertained the
Needle club of Kennewick between
trains Friday. Luncheon was served
at noon.
N. McCumber returned from Port
land Tuesday.
Leslie Smith, who has been. visiting
Mrs. Long in Yakima, came home on
Saturday.
j.. Maxey and family of Montana,
have leased the Moore place and ar
rived this week to take possession.
Rev. Burris arrived home Wednes-
day from Spokane. Mr.. Burris will
serve the community as pastor for
another year.