Finley Sunday Schedule and Local Updates
Sunday services start with a 10 a.m. Sunday School and 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. sermons. James Hutchinson and family passed through Finley on their way home from harvest fields to Benton City. E. M. Angels made a business visit to Yellepit. P Waldorf adds a new root and a large porch to his house. Fred Cresswell finished hauling wheat this week. The Ladies' Aid met at Mrs. H. Johnson’s for a business meeting deciding to host the next monthly tea at Mrs. S. H. Godfrey’s home with a wee little dime collection. Mesdames Nelson, King and Roeger assist as hostesses. All valley ladies invited. John and Mrs. Dicus arrived from Garfield for a visit with C. J. Dicus. H. Robertson released from Spokane hospital but remains under care with a brain- nearby blood vessel injury. operation outcome will take a month or more. C. W. Stevens returned from Eureka. Lamond family came from Spokane to manage Robertson place during recovery. Henry Thampke traveled to Walla Walla. Mrs. L. C. Teller, visiting C. J. Whaleys, returned to Spring Creek. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Denny of Albany, Oregon visit Angle family. Mrs. Denny is Angle’s sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Angels
Yellepit
P. Waldorf
Fred Cresswell
H. Robertson
Spokane
C. W. Stevens
Eureka
Lamond
Robertson Place
Henry Thampke
Walla Walla
L. C. Teller
C. J. Whaleys
Spring Creek
Washington
C. E. Denny
Albany
Oregon
Ed. Angel
Denny
Angle
White Bluffs Banners at Yakima River Carnival
White Bluffs plans a two day grape carnival with free lectures shows and fun at Kennewick on September 21 and 22. Delegations from Roselawn Loveland Bondbro Place Bleakley Fruit Co and other Columbia river towns will attend and White Bluffs banners will be flown. The exhibit will later go to the Yakima fair and Kennewick is urged not to bask in reflected glory per the White Bluffs spokesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Bluffs
Wallula
Kennewick
Columbia River
Bondbro Place
Roselawn Ranch
Loveland
Bleakley Fruit Company
Yakima
Dissolution of Anderson and Marshall Law Partnership
Notice of dissolution of the law partnership Anderson and Marshall in Kennewick Washington by mutual consent. All bills payable to C H Marshall. running expenses to be paid by him. No indebtedness reported. Dated Kennewick Washington September 12 1911. C O Anderson C H Marsha ltu
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennewick
Washington
Anderson & Marshall
C. H. Marshall
C. O. Anderson
C. H. Marshatu
Local residents refer to illness and visits across towns
Marvin Carnahan remains confined at home this week due to illness. Mert Dwire returned from harvesting in the Palouse. Mrs. J. C. Chenoweth visits Sprague. O. L. Hanson has railroad work in Kennewick. Mrs. R. B. Evans of Richland visits Kennewick. Mrs. Sidney Tull traveled from Grandview to see her sister Mrs. Ed Lichty. Mrs. A. H. Richards of Seattle plans a visit this week. Christian Church services announced for Sunday. Ladies' Aid chicken pie dinner set for Friday evening. Mrs. Irvin Fisher returned from Palouse City. Miss Ethel Tompkins hosted a luncheon for Miss Gravensland and Edwin Mann. Grace Boyd arrives from Hastings to visit before moving to Seattle for university teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Carnahan
Mert Dwire
Palouse
J. C. Chenoweth
Sprague
O. L. Hanson
R. B. Evans
Richland
Kennewick
Sidney Tull
Grandview
Ed. Lichty
A. H. Richards
Seattle
The
Christian Church
Ladies’ Aid
Presbyterian Church
Irvin Fisher
Palouse City
Ethel Tompkins
Garden Tracts
Gravensland
Edwin Mann
Grace Boyd
Hastings
Nebraska
Local residents share visits and projects across Franklin county
Sleepy Hollow resident Miss Anchie Watson spent Sunday with Miss Rosa Barnath and Mrs Madge Danes of Coolidge while visiting relatives in the area. John Barnath sharpens home improvements as he excavates a basement for a new house. Deputy fruit inspector John Storland attends to Franklin county pests this week. Mrs Wesley Holloway returns from Spokane, while Mrs Almyra Cox travels to Prosser to seek an administrator for Cox miners. M N Hudnall hosts Crab Creek Lumber officials and Fred Tweedt markets Concord grapes. Holloway ships hay to Spokane and Emma Gentle returns from a river visit. Cascade Lumber executives visit local offices and plan trips to Spokane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anchie Watson
Kenonewick
Rosa Barnath
Madge Danes
Coolidge
L. S. Crossland
Prosser
Inlaw
F. E. DeSellem
John Barnath
John
John Storland
Franklin County
Wesley Holloway
Spokane
Almyra Cox
Cox
M.N. Hudnall
Crab Creek Lumber Company
Fred Tweedt
Concord
Emma Gentle
Local Classifieds for Sale and Exchange in Kennewick
Seed rye offered in any quantity by Fred Creeswell of Finley Washington. Water tank from old sprinkler wagon with 600 gallon capacity offered at $20 by G N Calhoun. Forty acre desert claim near Kennewick irrigable by electricity priced at $800 from E L Hoppel. Three and a quarter heavy wagon nearly new listed by T H Mitchell. Horse wagon harness heat stove and range for sale by N C Overgard. Ideal irrigation rotary pump demonstrated at Boynton's mill by I A Boynton. Nine room modern city home for sale or exchange near center with electric lights and city water, box 142.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Creeswell
Finley
Wash
G.N. Calhoun
Kennewick
E. L. Hoppel
T. H. Mitchell
N. C. Overgard
Boynton’s Mill
Washington
Third Streets
I. A. Boynton
Also Mentioned on This Page
James Hutchinson
Benton City
John Dicus
Garfield
C. J. Dicus
Vermont
Southeastern
Northwest
Ruzzi
ORDER
Kennewick Highlands Nursery Co
E. O. Keene
Mgr
Umatilla County
E.L. Hoppel
C. F. van DE Water, T.F
P.A
North Yakima, Wash
Sleepy Hollow
J. E. Slaughter
Cascade Lumber Company
P. C. Palmer
Mr. Rhodes
H. A. Howe
North Yakima
C. W. Gamble
W. H. Thomas
Business
Fred S. Merrill
Bank of Kennewick
State of Washington
Esource
Liability Capital
Benton
I. C
G. E Tweedt
Notary Public
Kennewick, Washington
the Mar
E. S. McDonald Paint CO
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