White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1916-08-25

on Sundays train for Seattle.
Alice Bonn. who was quite SER
;iously i'll few days this week. is
.now much better.
F. N. Wheeler went up to Priest
Rapids Tuesday to repair the Chin
:ney on the school house at that
place.
Us. Moreland says that they
nave connected up with the film
service again and that bunch of
reels will be run off at the school
house Friday night.
Miss Dorothy Meeks came up
on the Hartford Flyer Monday for
a visit at the Meeks home on Ter
race Point. Miss Meeks is on her
way home to Yakima from Spo-
kane.
Rev. T. John Rowland of North
Yakima, representative of the
rWashingtFeppf Children's Home in
Seattle, ,gill speak Al the Presby-
ttecian church at a. M, Sunday,
August 9th.
A. R Beyers went to Kennewick
Thursday where he will have an
operation seesaformed on his Ford,
which will convert it from a fac
passenger to an omnibus large
enough to carry the children on
the school route.
Mrs. Lulu Moran returned Mon-
day to her home in Seattle, after a
three weeks visit with the family
of her brother, Fred Kirschner, on
the Lutz ranch. She was accom-
panied by Russell Heather, neph-
ew, who has also been visitor at
the Kirschner home.
Mrs. T. M. Brown, Mrs. Charles
Whitney and Mrs. F. j. Rider, ac-
,companied by Marie Houk and
.Elva Messer, spent Sunday with the
Costing family at Allard. They
made the round trip on the train
going up in the morning and re.
turning in the evening.
The county commissioners have
appointed Rod Sprague inspector
and M. S. Meeks and H. w. Lemcke
Judges for White Bluffs precinct at
the primary electio4 to be held
September 18th. At the same
meeting Codding hall was designa
ted as the polling place for this
precinct.
The breaking of a rope binding
a load of hay caused N -va, eleven
years-old daughter of A. E. Hunt
to fall to the ground, where she
was run over by the wagon. Bott
of her legs were broken and SHE
was so badly crushed otherwise
that she lived only two days. The
accident happened on Mr.. Hunt''
ranch near Ralston one day las
week. Mr.. Hunt is we'll known
here, having fruit and hay ranch
northeast of town. Charley Golf
man, who vas driving the loae
when the tragedy occurred, is alsc
well known here, having operated
Mr.. Hunts fruit ranch one season
Mrs. E. J. New died last Thurs
day morning at the home Of hel
daughter, Mrs. D. G. Nook, a
Priest Rapids. She was about Ct
years old at the time Of her death
and had been a resident Of NORTH
Yakima for some time before NOV
ing to Priest Rapids to make hel
home. She crossed the plains il
early days and endured all the
hardships of the early pioneer. Tht
six children who are left to mourn
her loss are: Mrs. D. G. Nook
Priest Rapids; Mrs. Louis She don
Salem, Ore; Mrs. Perry Caldwell
Gresham, Ore; George and Franz
New. Portland, Ore; ard J. P
New of Fairview.
G. M. schell came in this we!cl
for team Of horses belonging t.
Henry & McFee. Mr.. schell ha
charge Of q crew Of men building
the concrete snow sheds for tn
Great Northern oyer in the Gas
cades- The work being done is 9
a very permanent nature, COSTING
the railroad about sl,ooo,ooo pc
mile and will take eight years t.
complete. The fact that the G. N