The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1920-06-03
FINLEY NEWS NOTES

Ted Groves of Portland is visiting
at the Reik home this week.
w. X. Terry of Seattle is visiting
at the A. Cowperwait home.
Finley Angel was guest of Philip
Hitchcock Monday evening.
Leslie Smith left Saturday for Spo-
kane to visit friends and relatives.
Violet Reik left Wednesday for
Cheney to attend summer school.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Wood spent last
week with the F. E. Masters family.
Doris Huser was a visitor at the
Hampton home Monday afternoon.
Claude Buechner, left Tuesday for
Prosser to visit with friends and rela-
tives.
Cleo Fisher of Hermiston, Oregon,
is visiting at the Hattie Smith home
this week.
Robert Perkins was dinner CUES
at the w. F. Altrogge home Friday
evening.
A number of Finley people attended
the Decoration Day exercises In Ken
newick Monday.
A. S. Goss left. ,Sunday.to attend
the meeting of the state grange COM
vention at Aberdeen.
Gladys Reik returned home Friday
from Cheney, where she has been at
tending normal school.
Bill and Lloyd Reed, Ralph Perkins
and VIM. Purdy made up a fishing
party on the Yakima river Saturday
night.
Lois Cannon returned Saturday to
spend the summer with her sister, Mrs.
c. G. Hitchcock. Miss Cannon has
been teaching school at Outlook.
Burdette Boise, Loren Boise and
Homer Kerns spent Monday night in
fishing on the Yakima river. They
caught two 35-pound salmon.
The regular meeting of the Finley
Grange will be held Saturday evening
June 5 at the Finley hall. All grang-
ers cordially invited to attend.
Mr.. McCumber left Saturday for
Indiana to visit friends and relatives.
Mr.. McCumber has been transferred
to Astoria. Mr.. Johnson the former
section. boss will return here.
Miss Ethel Warren, who has been
visiting at the home of Mrs. Fern Roch
for the past week, left Sunday for her
home in Prosser. She was accompan-
led by her friend Mrs. Roch.
Mrs. Huser, who has been visiting
friends in Spokane, returned Monday
to spend few days with her daughter
Mrs. Ralph Mitchell before going to
her home in Alberta, Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Wood left Tues
day for Garland, Wyoming, to visit
their son, L. F. They went by way
Of Spokane, where they expect to
spend "a hours visiting friends.
Mrs. Smith, who has been keeping
the Finley Hotel, left Tuesday for Or
leans, Nebr., to spend the summer
with her son Harry. She expects to
return this fall to reopen the hotel for
the teachers.
Monday, July 5, will be observed as
Independence Day. Everyone is in
vited to attend an all day picnic at
the F. l.. Hewes grove on the river
road. A committee will be formed
to look after the sports, such as races,
boxing, wrestling, base ball, etc., and
arrangements are being made for out
of town speakers. Ice cream, soda
pop and candy will be on sale. Spec
ials music is being arranged for for
the dances in the evening. Everyone
welcome.
The Hover-Finley base ball team is
still bringing home the victories. On
Wednesday evening the team played
kh1 vso1, III
inning game. The score was II. The
arrangements were that if the H.-F.
team made three scores they were to
receive $40 from Kennewick-which
they received. Sunday they went to
Wallula and played snappy game.
The final score was 5-3 in our favor.
Monday Wallula played return game
at Hover. They were again beaten by
an 8-6 score. Benton City is the next
victim.