The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1922-11-16
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Finley News Notes


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Mr.. and Mrs. Beavers have NOV
ed into their new residence adj
joining their store.
Mr.. Gill from Hover is the new
section boss at Finley and is max
ing his home with the Tewalts.
Mrs. Hattie Smith of Kennewick
was Finley visitor last week and
assisted in giving the "Squedunk
Special"
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Green who
spent the fall in Canada harvest
ing returned to Finley for the
winter.
George Fredricks is adding TO
the appearance as well as the COM
fort Of his home by the addition Of
several rooms to his house.
Mrs. Paul Starr who has lived
on the Jones place in Section 2
for the past year is moving to the
Fairchilds place this week.
The Sprague Brothers are
wrecking the barn they purchased
in Kennewick and moving it to the
Russell place which they have leas-
ed.
Birdgess CARAT, who has been
at Spokane for the past four
months returned home last week
and is now attending the Finley
high school.
Mrs. Bots returned from Con-
nell, last Sunday where she had
spent the past week visiting at
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
w. Hardin.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Puderbaugh and
daughter Edith attended the Po-
mona Grange at Beuna Vista last
Saturday and report fine meet
ing.
Mrs. J.. Howard left for Seattle
last week where she is in atten-
dance at the Junior Grange organi-
cation meeting. She will be away
couple Of weeks.
Clay Peuderbaugh is building a
cement house on his place and it
is beginning to have the appear
ance of very nice home when
it is completed.
Mrs. A. c.. Gates who has resid-
ed for the past two years on her
farm at Finley left Tuesday for
Seattle to spend the winter with
her daughter.
Two car loads of lumber and
two of thing have just arrived
for the school house and the work
will be pushed as rapidly as pos
sible as it has been delayed by the
material.
The duck ponds in this vicinity
are getting pretty well depleated,
where there were hundreds at the
opening of the season only very
few are left.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Monroe
and Mr.. and Mrs. Budrette and
and Mr.. and Mrs. Burdette and
for Portland, Oregon last week.
They went by auto and intend to
spend the winter on the coast.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Lewis were visit
ors at the John Kemmling home
last week. Mrs. Lewis is niece
of Mrs. Kemmlings and they were
enroute to their home on the coast
after a three months visit at the
home Of Mr.. Lewis parents in En-
terprise, Oregon. -.
Mrs. Josephine Smith started
for Nebraska, Wednesday to spend
the winter visiting at the home Of
her son and a daughter who re-
side there. Mrs. Smith will be
missed as she is great help in
our church work and aid work yet
we wish her a pleasant journey.
Wednesday evening the friends
of Earl Baldwin gathered at his
home and surprised him in honor
of his birthday anniversary. With
the aid of Mrs. Baldwin, q most
enjoyable time was had by all
present, who went home at late
hour all wishing him many happy
returns of the day.
Last Sunday there was good
attendance at Sunday school and
church. The special music by
Miss Emily Stewart of Hover and
solos by Mrs. J.. C. Swayze and
Prof. Regier. of Hover were great
ly appreciated. On account Of q
severe sore throat, Rev Burris did
not occupy the pulpit in the even
ing as usual but Community
Song Service was held under the
leadership of Mrs. Swayze with
Mrs. G. Hall as pianist.
A farewell party will be held at
the Finley hall, Friday evening,
November Is in honor of the G..
Finley and E. Engel families who
have been residents Of Finley ever
since there was such q place and
who are leaving for Sand Point,
Idaho next week. These people
have been active in the welfare of
this neighborhood and will be
greatly missed but as we hear, it
is on account of their health that
they are making this move. We
join in wishing them success and
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