White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-11-09
Hanford Items

Yakima Thursday for a weeks stay.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. Reavis drove up
from Pomeroy and surprised their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A..
Reavis, remaining for week.
j. Biart left last week for Wen
atchee, where he expec is to assist
in harvesting the apple crop. He
has soldier tract on North Ridge.
Miss Evelyn Greer left for her
home IN Palouse Wednesday morn
ing. The young lady is a niece Of
| Mrs. A. G. Evett aud has been
employed atsthe Perham warehouse
| W. r. Sollibakke and wife and
baby Betty Ann. of Seattle. who
visited Mr. Sollbakke's brother. 0.
H., and family for s~veral days
this week, left for their home on
Thursday.
Mrs. j. B. Harvey and Mrs. May
Condor left on Thursday for Seat
Il to att end the wedd ng of Char e,
McVeigh Condor and Miss Geral-
dine Huston which will take place
next week.
Jol II scrivner, who has been with
Bair Bros on road contract at
Prsiri, City, Oregon, for several
months, returned last Friday as the
snow was tt O deep for further work
until next spting.
| L. G. Haynes Of ST. Louis ar
rived Wednesday for his annual
, visit to his brother, Milton B.
HAYNES. Manly Haynes AMI his
son Nat drove to Kennewick to
mert him.
Joe Winspear. principal of the
Sc COL at Ronald, Wash. YVES a
Hanford visitor last Saturday. He
says the schools in that vicinity
are all cl, SD for six weeks on &C.
count Of an epidemic of measles.
Miss Veronica Stanfil and her
urcle Burt Stanfill left last Sunday
for their home 10 Lewiston. Both
have been assisting in the fruit
wdreho, SEES. Miss Stanhll was one
of the star apple packers at the
Perham warehouse.
The lyceum committee met and
the tickets were distributed Thurs,
day evening at the high school.
The sale of season tickets will be-
IN Monday at So SO for adults,
Sl.75 for high school and l 90 for
grade school pupils. The first num-
Der will be given Nov. 26th.
A. l.. Brockway's new house.
wi i h he is building on his soldier
tract on North Ridge. is progress
ing mic ly. 1t is a four room cot
tage with basemer 22x22 and it
will have sleeping porch and built
in features. Mr.. Brcckway shipped
a carload Of lumber from Seattle.
Alexander Charles passed away
Nov. End at the home of his daugh-
ter, Mrs Brown, near BellnQham
Mr.. Charles was the father of Mrs.
A. H. Zane and Mrs. Jane Burley
He was widower, 70 years old
and had been i'll for some time.
Mrs. Zane left last Friday to at.
tend the funeral. Their many
friends sympathize with the be-
reaved family.
J, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Har!
drove to Spokane Friday in tfeil
Ford to visit their daughter Ruby
who is attending Whitworth col
lege. They were accompanied by
Mrs. |. l.. Crooks and Mrs. Anna
Buckholdt. On the return trip or
Monday. when about two miles out
of Cheney. woman driving car
tried to pass between them and q
wagon on the other side. and
struck their car. pushing them into
the ditch and damaging the car SO
4 that they were obliged to lay over
\ for repairs. The car did not turn
over and no one was injured except
by the shock. They reached home
!. Tuesday afternoon.
The Parent Teachers association
held its regular monthly meeting
! Thursday evening at the high
school. After the usual business
meeting Miss Helen Craig favored
the company with solo in her
usual pleasing manner. Then Miss
\ Gertrude Gage, county club leader,
addressed the meeting in regard to
chiItlren's clubs and extension work
Those present. were asked to write
their choice of three subjects off
cred. Glasses in nutrition re.
ceived 3 votes; Clothing, and
Home Management, 2 A short talk
was given by Rev. Terrell. the
evangelist. after which the meeting
adjourned and the people were in
vited to the kitchen where dough
nuts and coffee were served and the
ladies Melted nice little sum
The new clock has arrived and ha'
been installed in the study room
This was paid for partly by sub
scrip,i,ns. tie P. T. A. paying
$1,000 on It.