Finley Neighbors See Visitors and Local Improvements
Caldwell Finley from Seattle visits Mrs Nichols as Mrs Nichols and Miss Harlan improve. Schoolhouse thanksiving meetings continue through the week. Goddell moves to 40 acre tract west of N.C. Bowles to improve it. Wright surveying party from Kennewick surveys county road along Portland and Seattle right of way. Local development includes additions by Henry Carstens and Tim Farney mansion plans. Finley town hall to be built after Charter returns from Olympia. Morris Lyons opens barber shop. F E Coffeen starts real estate office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Goddell
Douglass Co
N.C. Bowles
Wright
Kennewick
Portland & Seattle
Our
Henry Carstens
Will Altroge
Columbia
Tim Farney
Finley
Olympia
Morris Lyons
Carl
F. E Coffeen
Local News Roundup From Two Rivers and Surrounding Towns
Mrs Strechtberry and daughter Iva returned home after visiting friends in Walla Walla and Freewater. L E Simmons arrives to be installed as night operator. Wallula steam launch The Gateway stopped here. Finley visited. Bob Leonard expected home from Walla Walla. I M Ely flew to Spokane earlier. Miss Mary Brown Thanksgiving in Kennewick. Two Rivers and Burbank residents staged a jack rabbit hunt with a posthunt dance and supper. Hunter's Ball and oysters supper held last Friday drew praise for the hosts. High School Literary Society Thanksgiving program well attended. debate favored city life over country life. J C Koegler’s brother Louis ill in Missouri. Koegler departed at midnight. F C Stretchberry visiting family. Eureka Ely of Kennewick in town. John Leonard ill with typhoid in Farmington. L A Jarnagin and family hosted by the Elys. DS Stuart to Prosser for business. Mrs W R Bevier of Kennewick visited her mother Mrs F C Stretchberry. Mrs W L Blackman began teaching. Girls beat boys in basketball 4 to 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Simmons
Wallula
Gateway
Finley
Bob Leonard
Walla Walla
I. M. Ely
Spokane
Mary Brown
Kennewick
Two Rivers
Burbank
F. C. Stretchberry
Kennewick Harness Shop To Continue At Old Stand
The Kennewick Harness shop owned by Mr Beste will remain in business at the Old Stand despite a property transfer to W S Haxton. Beste is described as competent and popular, with a pear's lease on the building securing ongoing operations.
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Kennewick
Beste
Altho
W. 8. Haxton
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Slanson
Rich
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S. M. Lockerby
H.E. Johnson
Ceshier
C. W. Lockerby
First International Bank of
Allen 'S Bakery
Mr. Caldwell
Mrs. Nichols
Seattle
Fannie Harlan
O. Smith
Mont
George Finley
Roscn Bo ™Her
Slade
J.C. Koegler
Louis
Missouri
DS Stuart
Prosser
W. R Bevier
F.C. Stretchberry
W. L. Blackman
F. F. Beste
Uris
Copyricuts &c
Tanboo Communications
Scientific American
Cour Ec
Munn & Co
New York
Washington, D
Washington
Ninth Street
United States Patent Office
Casnow
Blacksmith
NA McPhee
A.B. French
Ronnestion
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Cascade Lumber Co
R. C. Mounsey
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Northern Pacific Irrigation CO. Land Department
Kennewick, Wash
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