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Kennewick Courier

Location

Kennewick, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1911

Page

4

Community notes from Finley and Kennewick

A series of local sightings and movements includes Jess Long leaving Sunday for Page to work on the Umatilla and multiple residents visiting Kennewick Finley and Portland. James Doyle's barn fire caused about 500 dollars in losses of barley wheat harnesses. D. D. Davison and Mrs. B. B. Stuart are noted among town residents with ongoing illnesses and travel.

Jess Long Page Umatilla Mr. Dahlain Kennewick Geo. Bartel Finley Mrs. Hampton Miss Hamilton Mrs. T. Long Mae Doyle Mrs. Long Winnie Doyle Mrs. Kimpel Portland D. D. Davison Hooper, Wash B. B. Stuart G. B. Schroyer Wilson Cliffs, Wash A. J. Remington Bush Harry Allen Wm. Spears Long View James Doyle Dobblaar Armstrong E. E. Toothaker

Richland Local Social and Business Roundup

Local notes reveal visits and trips by residents and guests. Mr and Mrs H F Hoffman toured Benton City. J E Burmaster visited Kennewick. Miss Lottie Zumwalt returned to Waitsburg. others traveled to Tyler Portland Pendleton and Ritzville for property business and family visits. The Ladies Aid social in Umon Hall drew a good crowd. Prof Meistest praised Richland High. a nine pound boy was born to J C Arnold. the Richland Band announced a concert. several residents returned from trips and store exteriors were updated.

H. F. Hoffman Benton City J. E. Burmaster Kennewick Lottie Zumwalt B. F. Morse Richland Trading Co Portland J. W. Randall Prosser C. A. Lund Pendleton L. A. Amsbury Smoots F. Johnson Hot Lake Ore Umon Hall Ladies’ Aid Society Meistest State University of Seattle J. G. Hartwig Connell Rev H. Haueisen Methodist Church of Otto Haussen L. G. Maney Oregon J. C. McClellan Cascade Lumber Co W. W. Felton North Yakima J. C. Arnold Richland Band Amon Hall

Finley Items Highlight Church Dedication and Local News

The Ladies' Aid event drew strong attendance and raised 100 dollars. Finley dedicated a debt-free church with Rev. Skipworth and visiting pastors leading the service. About 250 were present and music accompanied the dedication. Other notes include illness of Miss Gertrude Haney, regional travel, and a large Finley delegation to Walla Walla for events. A wool shipment from Coffin Bros. to Boston is described, plus a hunting trip yielding six coyotes. The Ladies' Aid plans a regular meeting at Mrs. Cochran's home.

Skipworth A. G. Hammond Methodist Church Pasco Brown Lange German Methodist Church Walla Walla Finley Gertrude Haney Spokane G. E. Finley Hanford G. W. Taylor Oregon E. M. Angel Plymouth Elder Missouri Coffeen Coffin Bros North Yakima H. F. Donald Co Boston Mass Finley Boat Landing H. W. Nelson Ed Frauen Ladies’ Aid

Highlanders Find Spring Burden, Berries Promising

The Highlanders stay busy with spring work while enjoying brief leisure. Highland strawberry growers anticipate a bumper crop as frost earlier blooms recover and promise prize berries. Little Lloyd Keene improves after several days of illness.

Kennewick Valley United States Lloyd Keene

For Rent and Lost and Found Classified Note

I will rent my residence to a desirable tenant for a year or two. C. C. Anderson. Lost a package containing two metal strips and two brass catches on Richland road. Finder please leave at Courier office. For Sale or Rent furniture for four rooms sale on easy terms. Address P O Box 426. 71 2 7.

C.C. Anderson Tilf Richland Road P. O

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