White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1917-06-08
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HANFORD ITEMS

Walla on Tuesday.
F. L. Bash spent few days in
.Prosser the latter part of the week.
R. D. Earles entertained his I'M
Gle, Michael Earles of Seattle, a
few days this week.
, H. M. Kolb is spending a few
days in Seattle and may decide to
remain away longer if he finds
something to his liking over there.
The Boys and Girls Agricultu-
raj club will meet at the High
school Monday night at 7:30. All
members are requested to be pres
ent.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Olleman re-
turned Tuesday from Seattle and
other points on the Sound, where
they have been spending their
honeymoon.
Miss Mildred Devin of Seattle
arrived on Wednesday nights train
and will be the guest of Miss Lu-
cile Langford until the latter's mar
riage on June 18th.
Martin and Leslie Alexander,
who have been attending school in
Ellensburg, returned to Hanford
Monday for a few days visit with
their father before leaving on
Wednesdays boat, for Walla Walla,
where they will be with their
brother on a wheat farm this sum-
mer.
DR.. and Mrs. w. F. Morrison,
Mrs. w. N. Brown and C. Dereigo
drove across to Prosser Wednesday.
in the Doctors Oakland. From
the Horn to Hanford On the re-
turn trip they were compelled to
travel at snail's pace because they
were travelling behind D. j. Boag
in his Dodge.
F. M. We'll came down from
White Bluffs Monday night and as
sisted the boys to start the organ
ization of a home guard, and in do
ing little drilling. Young and
old are all interested in the work.
and from present indications Han
ford's home guard will be not only
efficient but numerous as we'll.
F. L. Bash and son Francis, Mr..
Ferguson and Julius Macomber
made up a party of Hanford folks
who motored across. to Prosser
Wednesday in the Bash Buick. Mr..
Ferguson went over to enlist, Mr..
Bash to attend a meeting of the
county commissioners and Mr.. Ma
comber was taking the returns of
the Tuesday registration to the
county seat.
Hartford is proud of her boy
scouts. The organization is an
auxiliary of the national order of
Boy Scouts and has IL active men,
bers. They have adopted the name
of "Wolf Patrol, Troop No. L."
Beverly Nichols is patrol captain
and they have already had a num-
Der of camping. trips. The troop
meets every other Friday and every
member is pledged to support a
soldier this year.
Word has reached Hartford of the
marriage of Harold Evett and Rho
da Alexander. The families of
both young people are residents of
Hartford and both parties have
grown to maturity here. They
have been attending school at Ell
lensburg this winter and the mar
riage is said to have occurred at
that place Immediately after the
commencement exercises few
days ago and that the young cou-
pie have gone to Seattle and sother
Sound points for their honeymoon.
Invitations to the shower given
by Mrs. Charles M. Sanford and
Mrs. Paul R. Gregg at the, home of
the former on Thursday, in honor
of Miss Lucille Langford, were re-
sponded to by many friends of the
popular bride-to-be. Many beauti-
full and useful articles were pre-
sented to the guest of honor,
among them being an elegant tea
set-the gift of Mrs. Sanford, Mrs.
Haynes and Mrs. Gregg. The
house was beautifully decorated
and dainty refreshments were