White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-03-02
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
+T0Wn AND VALLEY NEWS !
Observation-Disclosures

r. F. Gibbins of the City Garage
is driving new Overland touring
car.
Mrs. S. v. Tanning left this
week for Boise. Idaho. for a visit
with her mother ard sister.
Ir. W. F. Morrison left Friday
mo, ming for a visit with his daugh-
ter in Seattle.
The Princess orchestra will play
at the oanee after the show in Lib
erty hall on Saturday night, March
Ord. adv
James Sells returned last Sat
urday from several days bus
mess trip to Kennewick, Prosser
and Yakima.
Mrs. F. M. H II. who has been
with her daughter in Seattle most
of the winter, returned home On
Wednesday evening.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with
Mrs. r. ID. Rarge OIL Thursday.
March 9th. This is the annual
election of officers and a large at.
tendance is desired.
The Roberts Bakery has adoe
very much to the convenience as
we'll as the appea ance of its lunch
department by the installation of
two booths, each seating four peo-
pie.
Henry Kirby has accepted a
position in the John Dover
Lumber company yard at White
Bluffs. Mr.. Kirby has moved his
family from the Fl. Morford
ranch to rooms over the Leggett
Mercantile company store.
Bud Webley. government trip
per, who has been operating in this
valley since October 1st of last
year, says he has received notice Of
go to Asotin county and has pulled
in his line Of traps. Mr.. Wei ley
says he caught 81 coyet-s and 3
bobcats in the five months he was
trapping here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Baughn and
family visited in Walla Wala from
Sunday until Tuesday with Mrs.
Baughn's parents. They report
that thsre is still a little STOW left
in the Walla Walla valley and that
it will be a week or more before
work in the fields can be started.
Richard Judd recently received a
shipment Of five purebred Barred
Rock cockerels from Mrs. Fl. G..
Kleinsmith of Hoff. Ore. TIE. e
birds came from hens which have
official trapnest records of 221 eggs
in one year. Stock of the same
breeding also lead the Puyallup and
Santa Cruise egg laying contestsgfor
the months of November and De-
cember.
r. r. Gibbins of the City Gar
age this week purchased the w.
G.. Bennett home in the south
part of town, and will take pos
session as soon as the house is
vacated by the Bennett family.
Mr.. Bennett is now at Metaline
Falls, Washington, acting as re-
lief agent for the Milwaukee
railroad, and will send for his
family as soon as he can secure
a house there.
At the growers meeting in Com
munity hall in Hanford Monday
evening, the first steps were taken
toward the formation of a market.
ing agency to handle the vegetables
and early fruit by adopting bylaws
and articles of incorporation. Com.
mittees are busy now signing up
members and when this work is fin.
ished board of trustees will be
elected to administer the affairs OF
the organization.
On Saturday, March 10th. White
Bluffs will entertain the county Pc.
mona Grange at its monthly March
meeting. Changers from all over
the county are coming and it is an
ticipated that there will be a large
attendance. The business session
will be held in Grange hall in the
afternoon and the evening lecture
high school auditorium. A fuller
announcement of the program will
be published next week.
After laying off nearly all win.
ter, j. O. Maupin has been driving
the Kennewick mail stage for the
last few days. Mr.. Maupin says
that while the rheumatism in his
shoulders. that caused his layoff
last fall, has disappeared to a
large extent. he does not expect to
get back regularly on the run until
warm weather. Ne is driving a
classy looking REQ sedan that he
recently purchased.
A large crew of men is busy in
the local railroad yard unloading
ice for the Milwaukee. The rail.
road is storing SO cars at White
Bluffs this season. The cars aver
age about 40 tons. The ice is be.
ing piled on the ground and when
IL is all unloaded temnorary