White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-11-23
Hanford Items

Mrs. Bud Whaley. who has been
quite i'll the past week, is improv.
ing rapidly.
George Newell. the genial oil
man, is taking his annual two.
weeks vacation.
The Weber building next to
Roie's store is being painted by @.
P. Anderson.
Miss Elizabeth Grant is having
her cellar dug and will have her
house erected at once.
I Mary Bergagna left Tuesday for
Gle Elum, where she will join her
parents.
Misses Madeira Scrivner and Ma
ian Constan were guests of Mr. and
Mrs Chas Sanford at dinner last
Sunday.
Nat Haynes, WHO has been assist
ing with the harvesting of his faith
er's apple crop. returned to his
home in Seattle last Saturday.
The revival meetings held in the
Presbyterian church the past ten
days, closed last Sunday. On Sun
day morning S115 was raised for
the evangelist. Rev. Dick Terrell.
Apple picking is over for this
year and people are covering
grapes and preparing for winter.
The CHEEKY sound of the wood saw
is heard in different neighborhoods.
The house occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs. G. c. Newell has received a
new coat of paint and is very much
improved. The work was done. by
S.. F. Branch of White. Bluffs.
w. A. Joyce of East Hanford
caught his foot in rope and fell
off the ferry last Thursday, strik-
ing his head on rock and injuring
one eye.
The high school boys have
knocked the remainder of the plas-
tering off the ceiling of the gymna
stun and will cell it with matched
flooring. which will be great i'm
provement.
Mrs. Sallie Lampher's new house
is nearing completion. She is in
Spokane at present. having opened
tea room near Davenport's with
Mrs. Margaret Earles as partner.
Their Hanferd friends hope they
will do we'll.
Owing to lack of time we omit
ted to report the fine time the high
school pupils enjoyed as guests of
the White Bluffs school on Novem-
her 9th. They say they will never
forget the fun and the cordial spir-
it that was shown.
A very interesting basket ball
game was played between White
Bluffs and Hartford last Friday
night, White Bluffs winning from
the girls and from one of the boys
teams, and Hanford winning the
last game. IA to 9. The Richland
team will play here this, Friday,
night.
The banquet given by the soldier
settlement committee in the Com
munity hall last Saturday night in
honor Of DR.. Jonez, E. K. Brown.
Jay Morrison and Kelly De Priest,
committee from Olympia. was a
most enjoyable affair. After the
meal the tables were removed ard
the rest of the evening was spent
in dancing, the music being fur
nished by DR.. Briggs, Herbert
Briggs and Carl Smith.
Mrs. L. H. Clark left last Sat-
urday morning for Milwaukee.
Wis. where she will join her hus-
band, who has accepted a position
as teacher in the vocational college
there. She expects to spend the
winter months visiting relatives and
friends and will spend some time in
her old home, River Falls, Wis.
During her absence. Mrs. A. L
Brockway will have charge of the
library.
Quite number of season tickets
have been sold for the lyceum
course, the first number Of which
will be gwen OIL Monday night.
November Goth. by the Buckeye
Male Trio. consisting of George
Chenot, trombone. baritone, tenor
saxophone; William T. Beck, trum-
pet, slide cornet, banjo and second
tenor, and Glendon Craggs, bari
tone horn. piano and first tenor.
These gentlemen are real musicians.
professional artists. and you will
miss treatif you do not hear
them. There are several costume
changes during the program and
some interesting novelty features.
The musical program will be inter-
spersed with readings, so there is
something good for all. Single
admissions, 75c, SOC and 25c.
The Hard Times dance given by
il. G. koukal last Thursday night
was decided success. The music
by the Meltz orchestra was fine and
was enjoyed by all. the receipts
were over $500, the net proceeds
being turned over to the Commu-
nifty club, as they are still very
uni,nh In dohA For fho hou Tho