The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1920-04-29
FINLEY NEWS NOTES
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Homer Franks is assisting in the
store this week.
Wesley Monroe was guest at the
T. T. Farney home Monday evening.
Kennett Monroe of Wapato was a
weekend visitor of friends here.
Mrs. Marion Cochran was "a visitor
at the C. G.. Hitchcock home on Fri
day.
Clyde Bush was a. dinner guest at
the C. G. Hitchcock home Friday eve
ming.
VIM. Tewalt and family were din
ner guests of the ]. B. Cannon fam
lily Sunday.
Mrs. Stops, mother of Mrs. A. F..
Stops was Sunday visitor at the
C. S. Boise home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Franks were
dinner guests at the A. F. Stops
home Sunday.
Lois Gammin and her friend left
Sunday for Outlook to attend to their
school duties.
Finley Angel has his Ford in rum
ming order again and is speeding the
same as ever. ~
Miss Olive johnson and Mrs. Luz
cretia Johnson were weekend visitors
at the Robinson home.
Lois Cannon, accompanied by her
friend, Miss West were weekend
visitors at C. G. Hitchcock home.
Miss Olive Cronkite returned to
school Monday after a two weeks abb
sence on account of the humps.
Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Mason and
Mrs. Masters were dinner guests at
the f. C. Kerns home Saturday.
C. E. Waldron and family returned
to the valley last week after spending
a few weeks on their wheat ranch in
the hills.
Miss Cecilia Chapman who was
compelled to quit school on account of
sickness was visitor at school on
Thursday.
Tom Krebs, an old friend of the
Herman Gerber family arrived from
Nebraska last week and is guest at
the Gerber home this week.
The Finley church orchestra and
part of the choir went to Hover last
Sunday evening to assist with the
services there.
A short business meeting followed
by an ice cream social will be given
by the Finley grange Saturday eve
ming, May 9Th for grangers only.
A special entertainment will be
given by the Finley grange for grang-
ers only Friday evening, Mar 14th.
The name Of the play is "a Trip on
the Squeedunk Special" All grangers
welcome.
Don't forget the masquerade dance
to be given next Friday night, April
30th by the Finley grange for grang-
ers only. Music will be furnished
by Mr.. and Mrs. Hall Of Finley. All
grangers welcome.
A number of the young men went
to Hover last Sunday to cooperate
in organizing community baseball
team between the two towns. They !
have plenty of material and all they
need is practice.
The regular meeting of the Finley |
grange was held last Saturday eve
ming. A good program was given
during the lecture hour. Supper Of
sandwiches, cake and coffee was serv-
ed after the program.
Everyone is invited to attend
picnic given by the Finley school on
Friday, April 3Oth, the last day of
school. Dinner will be served at noon.
All ladies are requested to bring cake,
pie, sandwiches. In the afternoon the
local ball nine will play the Kenne-
wick ball team. Everyone welcome.
The high school baseball team was
defeated for the first time this year
by Kennewick high. The score was
13 to 6. This makes a game for each
team. The tie will be played at the
picnic next Friday. Everyone come
and root for US.
Brother George of Sunnyside, a re-
tired minister and soldier will speak
at the Finley church next Friday eve
ming. He will relate his experiences
in the army as well as to talk oves1
the proposition of putting a basement
under the church for library and
social room for the young people of