White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-07-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Shanahan
and daughter, Lorraine, and Mrs.
ID. S. Wilkinson and son Dudley
were in Yakima the first of the
week, driving over Tuesday and
and returning Wednesday.
Miss Annie Lou OLarey enter
tanned a snail party of young folks
at her home on Tuesday evening IN
honor of her COUSIN, Miss Margaret
O'Larey of Wenatchee, who was
her guest for a few days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Sutherland
have received word from their
daughter, Mrs, George Voshell of
Pa-cc, now in Portland, that the
operation on the Voshel babe for
tha removal of an infected eye had
been successful and that the child
is recovering NC ely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Gibbins and
family left in their car Wednes-
day for a 10 days vacation trip
to Eagle Creek, near Hood River,
Ore. During their absence the
City Garage will be in charge OF
G. III. McCready who has had
considerable experience in that
line.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. E. Day
and daughter, Virginia, are
guests at the u. S. Agnew home
They drove overland, camping
en- route and arrived in White
Bluffs last Saturday afternoon.
They plan on leaving for home
next Monday.
B. r. Bevsri was fined $40 and
costs amounting to Sal in Justice
M eeks' court last Saturday for vi
o'atioa e he h rd law VIII lie he
was a resident of Hanford. James
A. shull, one Of the soldier set
tiers, was the complaining witness.
County Attorney George BeardsIey
was over from Prosser to prosecute
the case.
Mrs. Fred Luhmann was bust
ness visitor in Yakima this week
going over Monday and return
ing tues a.. While there Mrs
Luhmann purchased good deal of
Christn as stock for her store, the
nurpose of buying thus early being
to make sure of getting the things
wanted She says the price of
Christ mas goods will be about the
same as last year.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Kincaid,
Mr.. and Mrs. John McFee, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred M. We'll, Mrs. r. A.
English and possibly other White
Bluffs folks are planning to drive
over to SEATTLE next weak to wit
ness the ttiple attraction in that
city of the U. S. fleet. President
Harding and the presentation Of
the pageant, "Americanus."
Three moro ex. soldiers were ad-
ded this week to the number cf set
tiers on the state land settlement
tracts. These were Earl ] Cissna,
Yakima. Tract No. DC; Mark e.
Davis Vancouver, Tract No. 72,
and Floyd G Gossard, Everson,
Tract No. 25.
This makes total of 80 settlers
who have taken tracts There are
Sc tracts in the project.
r. j. Roberts and w. F. Rob
erts drove down to Kennewick
Wednesday to meet their sister,
Miss Sara Roberts. nurse in the
Letterman hospital in San Fran
cisco, who cane to spend a month
with them. Miss Roberts was a
nurse overseas during the World
war. end while in the service Wis
tied ten of the different foreign
countries.
James Wilson was ov,r from Sc
attic this week to lock It the prop.
erty he recently purchased from T.
l.. Lewis. Mr.. Wilson said ne had
engaged G. e. Hawthorne to look
sfter the place and that Re Intend.
ed to fix up the house and to make
other improvements on the place.
Mr.. Lewis and family left Thurs
day morning for Raymond, where
they will make their home. The
i'll health of his wife over on this
side of the mountains, Mr.. Lewis
said. was the reason they were
moving back to the Coast.
1t was exceedingly hard Tor ME
to anticipate my wants to salts
fy the buying public will in the
future keep stock more complete
in all l;nes.
certainly appreciate your pa
tronage and assure you reliable
legitimate low prices for 36s