The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1921-01-27

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Mrs. Prene returned last week from
visiting out-of-town relatives.
The Stoop Bros. We're visitors at the
johnson home in Kennewick, Sunday.
Phillip Hitchcock and, Marion Mas
tiers were Kennewick visitors Sunday.
Mr.. Russell is back in school after
slight attack of ptomaine poisoning.
Harry Hampton, of Hover, attended
the grange meeting in Finley, Satur-
day night. - -
Mrs. Bell Cloyd of Pasco, spent the
week end visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Boise. -.-..-. -. -....
Hazel Prene has returned to school
after an illness of several days at her
home in Hedges. @z7,',ss .a11s
Clyde Bush and Elvin Angel ac-
companied the basketball team to
White Bluffs last Friday evening.
Mrs. Jesse Long, who has been Wis
ltlng her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
| inson, attended church services here
Sunday. 60 ...- b. X
A number of Kennewick young peo-
pie attended the Woodman dance in
the hall last Friday evening. They
report a pleasant evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Thompson,
newly-weds, were victims of a "par-
ty" Monday night. Judging from the
noise there was quite a crowd.
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Bur
pee last Thursday evening. A large
attendance was present and they en-
joyed a very profitable and pleasant
evening.
Eric Waldorf, Phillip Hitchcock and
Marion Masters accompanied the Ken
newick basketball team TO Walla Wal
la, Friday, where they played a game
of basketball.
A number of Finley people attended
the basketball game in Kennewick,
Friday night after which number of
Kennewick young people attended the
dance in Finley.
Prof. Johnson, poultry specialist,
from the state college, was here Mon
day and gave a short lecture on the
care Of chickens. The meeting was
well attended. Mr.. johnson came here
under. the auspices of the Finley Farm
council.
The Finley basketball team motor
ed to White Bluffs last Friday even
ing to play a game with that team.
They brought home another victory.
The score was 16 to Is. They play
return game here Thursday, jan
l.uary "a, both boys and the town
team.
On Sunday, January %, members of
prised Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Cox at their
home on their fortieth wedding ami
versary, and presented them with a
beautiful reading lamp. Refreshments
were served and pleasant evening
| was spent. The party broke up at
midnight deciding to meet again in
1922.
Mr.. Mason, who is travelling through
the country giving readings, imperso-
nations, etc., gave a short program
in the hall last Tuesday evening. All
who came were very much pleased
| with the entertainment and express
the desire of hearing him again. Mr..
Mason will be in Kennewick in few
weeks and the committee will endeav-
or to get him to come here again.
Two-thirds of the proceeds go to the
church.
The regular meeting of the Finley
grange was well attended last Satur-
day night and all report very prof
liable evening. Mr.. Hughes and 9TH
ers explained the new school code at
ter which all Joined in a general dis
cussion. A. S. Goss reported on the
progress of the grange warehouse. A
debate is being arranged for at the
end of the week on the administrative
codes which will be announced later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Roach and
family who have been visiting rela-
tives here left Saturday for their home
in Sisters, Oregon.
On January 10 the school children
of the Finley school gave an "Adver-
Using Exhibit" at the Farmers coun-
city meeting. A good deal Of origl-
nality and competition was shown in
the display. The advertising material
and prizes were furnished by the fol-
lowing business firms: Golden Rule,
ivory mirror, won by Olive Cronk-
lite; SherK & Co., pair hose, won by
Beulah Zindell; Columbia Clothing Co.,
gold stick pin, won by Glen Allen; Sc
mon & Kasper, silk tie, won by Will
liam Gerber. Beste's Tire Shop, flash
light, won by Mural Beall; Columbia
Garage, crescent wrench, won by Earl
Angel; Liberty Garage, repair pack
age, won by Tom Day; Produce Com
pany, two boxes condy, won by Mia
Hardware, sugar shaker and screw
driver, won by Thelma Greene and
Joe williams; Washington Hardware,
baseball bat, won by Elmer Korns;
Vibber- Clifford, music, won by Della
Davis; Columbia Pharmacy, book, won
by George Kellogg.
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