White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-10-05
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Hanford Items


Mrs. Chas. Sanford and daughter
Peggy returned last week from a
two months visit on the Coast.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Presbyterian church met this week
on Thursday at the church.
Miss Virginia Zane left Saturday
morning for Bellingham. where she
will continue her studies in the
Normal school.
Mrs. John Scrivner returned
Saturday from Prairie City. Ore
gon, where she had been visiting
her husband for a couple of weeks.
Miss Kathryn Derigio returned
Tuesday evening from Ellensburg.
She has accepted the position of
coach to the girls basketball team.
Vim. Petheram was visiting in
Hanford Saturday night. He is
living with the Ed Sanford family
at Priest Rapids.
Fred Morley of Seattle. broth
err of Mrs. C. E. Briggs, arrived
Monday night and will spend cou-
pile of weeks on the ranch.
Mrs. Guy Phare is enjoying a
visit from her father and mott er,
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith of Chehalis,
Wash. who drove over in their car.
The Parent-Teachers association
will meet next Thursday, Oct 11th,
in the High school, at 2::30 in the
afternoon. A program is being
prepared. Come out and enjoy it.
On account of the teachers in
stitute, which will be held in Ken
newlck Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday of next week. there will
be no school until next Thursday.
Edmund Anderson, the movie
man, has installed a new $3.50 sill
yer screen at the Community hall
Large doors have been built to en-
close it so that it will not need to
be rolled as the old ones were.
Ned Root was Hanford visitor
last Sunday. His daughter Lilas
has taken the baby, Barbara, as
Mrs. B. G. Root found the work of
caring for two babies too much for
her.
A large crowd attended the dance
given by the Land Sett'eme mt COM
mittee at the Community hall last
Saturday night. which was much
enjoyed by all. The music was
furnished by the White Bluffs Band
and was. the real stuff. The hall
and music were both donated.
Delicious apples are being
packed rapidly in the warehouses
and the Romes are being picked
John Conkle had the prize box Of
XF Delicious. Thirty two apples
filled the box, 3 tiers, 10 in the
first tier, IL in the second tier ane
10 in the third tier. These are the
largest apples packed yet this sea
son.
Edgar McConnachie and Harold
are having a fine time on the il
hunting trip in Oregon. They lief
week ago. There are plenty o.
deer but they haven't met any il
the road yet, like the Bradford
did. Frank Clark succeeded il
shooting two deer while on his trip
which he brought home with him
dividing them among some of hi
friends.
The Litahni Group Of Camp Fir
girls are planning a party for Hal
lowe'en which will be a rousln'
good time. A Council Fire wa
held Saturday night, at which tim
Miss Margaret Rice and Hele
Craig were initiated. Miss Rice
leader of the Litahni group an
they have meetings every Mond
at noon at the High school.
The engagement of Miss Gera
dine Huston of Seattle to Charlie
McVeigh Condor Of Hartford ha
been announced by the bride
parents. Both of these youn
people are we'll known to a nun
Der of people in this valley. nj.
Condor who is a son of Mr.
Condor, has grown to manhoo
here and Miss Huston, a siste
of Mrs. 'McCord Taylor, has Wis
ted in White Bluffs number
times.
After short. session of lodt
business, the Mount Gable chapt
of Eastern Star threw open
doors to guests who had been invi
ed for the evening on Tuesday, O
tober End. One hundred invit
tions had been sent out and abo'
seventy-fve people attended. h
sides the regular members, the M
sons and their wives, were Mr.. al
Mrs. w. A. Kaefer of Seattl
Mrs. D. C. Kline and Mrs. Har
ct HASTINGS of East Hartford a.
Mrs. D. G. Rodgers Of Kennewlc
A fine program was given, consis
ing of the following number
which were enjoyed by all:
Vocal solo, Mrs. D. G. Rodge
Vocal solo. Mrs. F. A. Engli
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