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Kennewick Courier

Location

Kennewick, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1911

Page

6

Finley Social and Community Notes From Recent Week

A socialist party speaker addressed Finley Sunday. Finley Grange met at the schoolhouse Saturday. The baseball boys hosted a dance Friday with attendees from Kennewick and Hover. Ernest Stuart visits from Cashmere, Minnie Linder guest from Sprague. Various locals and visitors attend Rose Festival events in Portland.

Socialist Party Finley Finley Grange Kennewick Cashmere Wash Minnie Linder Sprague Elmer Hill Valley House T. H. Koerner Portland Geo. Yeaman Mabton G. W. Taylor Myrtle Point Ore Hagenbuck Angell Old Ioway Chas, Rand Freewater Oregon G. E. Finley

Community notes from around town

Most residents started haying on Monday. Kennedy and Sam Bouie are constructing a new cable derrick. M. E. Carley, visiting in the east, plans to return late this week. Miss Long’s class closed a successful term with a program. she travels to Portland for the summer. Mrs. Frank Bass hosted about fifty friends Sunday evening for games, music, and light refreshments. J. B. Miller aims to have his windmill running by week’s end. J. W. McKinney hired a swarm of bees last week. Mr Qury nearly lost his cow recently. Mrs. Zumwalt is anticipated home next Saturday.

J. B. Miller J. W. McKinney Mr. Qury W. L. Blackman Jr W. Bartel Wiley Walker Shaw Walla C. C. Cantwell Walla Walla Willie Mills Kennewick E. D. Spicer Meals Horse Heaven Ed Angell Finley Robert and Creed Portland W. H. Bartel Cresswell Pendleton Ore W. Spears B. B. Stuart Chas. Leibert Hampton Myrtle Fern A. C. Routhe R. B. Evans Orchard Road Ethel James Pasco G. A. Rollins W. H. Hunt F. Spohn J. B. Clements J. E. Slorak Lower Penn A. B. Dillon Baskett Bros A. Berg Toppenish H. Wheelhouse Richland Colfax Ladies’ Aid of the Christian Church J. M. Baskett J. Roehl Cheney Mable Lauch A. M. Lausch McAlpine Seattle Mr. Seeley O. B. Rollins

Social notes honor and visits around Kennewick

Mr and Mrs W L Blackman Jr hosted friends at home in honor of Mr and Mrs W Bartel. Various locals travel for business, Rose Carnival trips, and social evenings. Mrs W H Bartel ill. soda fountain installation at Columbia Grocery.

Local notes from Richland and surrounding towns

A summary of residents and visitors in Richland with multiple notes on travel and home changes. A. S. Murray’s newborn daughter announced May 31 1911. Community events include a Sunday school picnic June 10 and church services in the school gymnasium next Sunday.

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