The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1919-02-20
From the Correspondent
Items of Interest Concerning Our Neghbors Hereabouts
! FINLEY NEWS NOTES
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

m m FINLEY NEWS NOTES w
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Rathhun and fam
| lily and Mrs. j. Bolnagel, of Leth-
bridge, Canada, are visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Lackner.
Mrs. Rathbun and Mrs. Bolnagel are
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Lackner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Cooper of Sc
attic have been visiting at the home
of Mr.. Cooper's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. E. Cooper. They left Sunday for
Spokane where they will visit before
returning to their home.
News has been received of the death
of Marion Roger in Walla Walla after
a long illness. Mr.. Roger was for
mer Finley resident and owned the
| Dell Chapman place.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Baker, of Port
land, are visiting at the home of MIR.
Bakers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
J, Baker.
The Ladies' Aid is making prepara-
tions for chicken pie supper to be
given in the Domestic Science room
at the school house Friday evening,
Feb %. The price for children will be
35 cents and for adults, Soc.
The Tin Can Detecative is back in
Finley, where he is reported to be in
vestigating the mysterious disappear
ance of C. Monroe Ford's dog Sport.
For some time he followed the clue
which indicated that the coyotes had
eaten him, but later. developments
have led him to believe that it was a
clear case of murder.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cochran have
: rented the Moore ranch below Finley
and expect to move the first of the
| month.
/ Miss Meikle was called to Castle
Rock last Sunday by the very serious
! illness of her mother.
l Bob Perkins returned from Seattle
where he had been visiting friends ano
? relatives for several weeks.
| The school children have been work.
] ing for some time on Washington
program to be given next Friday eve
! ming in the Finley hall. After thu
program refreshments of cake ant
I sandwiches will be served. Everyone
. is invited to come. No admission vii
2 be charged.
Lester Cox has become member o
| the Pullman Glee Club and expects t
| accompany the club on their next tou
/ which will be among the Sound cities.
T. Mrs. Glen Hitchcock and two child
! rem Morris and Vivian and Miss Loi
Cannon went to Portland last Thurs
day to visit Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Tie
i walt. The Tewalts are planning t
] move back to Finley in the near fu
| ture.
| Mr.. Pyle took crowd OF F1nle
1 folks in his auto bus to the Parent
| Teachers program and supper in He
- yer last Friday night They reporte
- a jolly time and delicious supper.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Angel left for Alban
last Saturday to attend the golde
wedding of Mrs. Angels parents.
II A telegram was received by MI
and Mrs. C. Robinson announcing tn
arrival of a baby boy to Mr.. and Mr.
= Arthur Johnson at Astoria. Mr.
z. johnson was Miss Leota Robinson be
I fore her marriage.
George Finley left for Ohio las
week to be with his sister, who
seriously ill.
Miss Anna Mueller of Walla Wall
spent the week end at the home of M
!. and Mrs. Altrogge. She left Sunda
- for Connell where she teaches in tt
school there.
Mrs. George Schnell's nephew, r.
- Mitchell, Of Spokane, spent the wee
end at the Schnell home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eberhart of Yakin
have been visiting in the Valley du
ing the past week. Mrs. Eberhart, b
fore her marriage was Pauline Knau
and at one time made her home WI
her parents at Finley. They have be-
= entertained at the Altrogge, II. job
son and Schnell homes.
l.. C.. Skenton, of Orient, Wash,
visiting at the home of his sister, MI
E. E. Pyle.
A family by the name of Stanl
NJ has purchased tract of land ne
the Jacot place and have moved in
the vacant cottage near the JAG
home.
Mrs. Burris has been substitute
lge, in the school during Miss Gammol
on absence and Mrs. Henry is teachi
Nh Miss Meikle's classes.