White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1916-10-13

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abscess on his chin this week.
Miss Elizabeth Grant was in
White Bluffs one day this week.
Institute is over, the teachers
have returned, and everyone again
in school.
7. E. Kamerer spent few hours
in Kennewick Wednesday attending
to business.
Rev. and Mrs Quist spent one
day this week calling on friends in
White Bluffs.
Everybody in Hanford is pre-
pairing to attend the dance at White
Bluffs Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Zane, accom-
panied by Mr.. Donald of Ralston,
motored to Ritzville this week.
! Prof. Johnson has been i'll since
the institute in Prosser and is
scarcely able to be in school this
week.
G. A. Perkins purchased one of
| the Rutledge horses and John Loson
bought the other, and also the
wagon. 9,.
Oil stock will be raised from Is
to SO cents share after this week,
as they expect to be drilling by the
first of next week.
L. Boutin and John" Underwood
motored to Kennewick Tuesday.
Mr.. Underwood will remain there
this fall and work.
FOR SALE-Range, good as new,
good cooker and baker. Can be
seen at Mrs. w. H. Earles. Adj
dress Mrs. Perry Willoughby, Rich
land. loft
Mrs. Killingsworth, the mother
Of Mrs. Trigg, who has been visit
ing in Hanford several months, re-
turned to the home of her sons in
Pomeroy last week.
A. P. Buckholdt and Geo. Bur-
ford will send a car of winesaps to
New York Friday. Hurrah for our
rural rancher! And Ballygreen is
loading another car for Friday.
Mrs. JIM. Clark. Frank Clark
and Lester Clark left this week for
Spokane to sort and pack apples.
j M. will stay here and keep things
going at home until the rush is
over.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Needham
are the proud parents of another
baby boy. Baby and mother are
doing nicely. Jim says war may
come upon us some time and he is
raising boys for that reason.
We can't get the labor we need
this year. Fruit and hay are bring
ing the ranchers tie best prices
they have ever received. Let S
work that we may keep each one
happy, and our children at home.
A meeting Of the growers with
Wright Bros. of North Yakima last
Tuesday night to consider the pro-
posals of the latter to buy apples
!. here resulted in very few ranchers
agreeing torrsell at the price quoted.
Mrs. w. H. Murray and friend,
Mrs. Roberts, Of Seattle, are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. T. deLacy
Moffat this week. Mrs. Murray
comes frequently to see us, and we
are glad to see her come and sorry
to have her go-only wish she
would decide to spend the summer.
w. j. John grew tired of roast
beef and brown gravy and decided
to go and Kill the limit of ducks
for day. He made good; killed
his limit, and, then, went one bet
ter and prepared his birds himself
in his own well-known way, invited
his friends and gave them a big
feed.
G. E. Berg, who has been run
ming the A. F. Carpenter & Co.. S
business at this place, left Thurs
day tor North Yakima to work for
Mr.. Carpenter in that place. The
bulk of the business is over here
for this year. and as Yakima is
later, Mr. Berg will jump into the
middle of the seasons heavy work
there, and that is what he likes.
Harold Evett left for Yakima to
attend school last week, the Rut-
ledge family for their new home in
Seattle, and now we hear another
of our pioneer families will leave
in the near future. What is the
matter? Here are seven more
children going from our school and
many left earlier. We must find a
way to keep the children with US
and then the parents will stay too.
What is it we need? Let's get to-
gether and think for a bigger and
better Hanford.
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