White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-08-24
Hanford Items

Eugene Hicks and wife left Mon
day for a weeks visit in Lewiston.
Mrs. Charles M. Sanford and
little daughter, Peggy Jane, are
visi ting in Seattle.
Mrs. George Baxter and children
have returned after a ten days. Wis
it in Spokane
Mrs. Mary Kinney and family
have moved into the Ned Root
house south of town.
Miss Kathryn Derigio, who was
operated on for goiter a few weeks
ago, is recovering her health
slowly.
Dewitt Buckholdt and George
Wurtz and their families motored
to Seattle to spend a week visiting
and sight seeing.
Mrs. Rhea White and Buddy left
last Saturday for Seattle. where
they expect to remain for some
time.
Robert Mcintyre left Monday
morning with a truckload of Han
ford'melons. He took them into
the Wenatchee country.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. d Weber and
two boys. former residents of Han
ford who now live on the coast. are
visiting at the home Of w. S. Web
Der.
Mr.. and Mrs. E w. Duff have
sold their property near the grade
school to James Needham and have
returned to their former home in
Montana.
Mrs. W. l.. Enyeart and daugh.
ter Virginia expect to leave soon
for Wichita, Kansas, where Vir-
ginia will attend school and Mrs.
Enyeart will spend the winter with
her father.
Miss Madeira Scrivner returned
last Thursday night from Cheney.
where she has been attending
school, and has been engaged. to
teach the primary department in
tire Hanford grade school.
Charles Gonzales and wife have
purchased the Andersen tract near
Evett's and have erected a garage
in which they will live for TIE pres
ent, and have already commenced
improving the property.
i School will begin in Hartford on
Monday. September 10th. Prof.
Fl. B. Stewart, who was principal
iof the high school last year, is ex.
pected next week and with his fam
lily will occupy the Enyeart home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Goodell and
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex McCornachie
have returned from their outing
and report fine trip through the
Willamette valley. They spent
part of the time at Tillamook on
the Coast
Mrs. T. r. Hicks returned from
Seattle last Saturday ri sht and wi
remain during the fruit seasor,
when she will go to Seattle to make
her home there. Marie will attend
school there this fall.
Mrs. G. Hart made trip to FL
lensburg and while there purchased
additional machinery for her cleo
trio laundry. She was accompan.
led by her daughter. Ruby, who
v ted Miss Nichols at the Normal
school.
A "bride's shower" was given
last Saturday eft rn OIL for Mr..
Don Henness at the home of Mrs.
Gus Burford by Mrs. Burford and
Dorothy Ross, at which Mrs. Hen
ress received many lovely gifts and
the hearty good wishes of her
frlerds. Dainty refreshments were
served and fun and music were
plentiful.
Miss Marie Nichols and Miss
, Louise Derigio. who have been at
) tending summer school at EIlens-
burg, returned Saturday evening.
5 Mss Nichols will enjoy a month";
: vacation and will then return to
, school. Miss Derigio will leave
| soon for Port Angeles, where she
{ has accepted position to teach.
Don Henpess of Ellensburg ar
/. rived Saturday evening and was &C
companied home ON the return trip
e Sunday by his bride. who will take
up her duties in her new home.
, She resigned her position in the
! company's office and the place will
; be filled temporarily by Mrs. Ma
, rion Pruitt until the arrival of
/ Miss Ailene Stewart, eldest daugh-
ter of Prof. Stewart, who has &C.
cepted the position.
The Camp Fire GIRLS are plan
ming big celebia ion for Saturday
night, August 25th. the close of
the years work in Hanford. A
public meeting will be held in the
triangular park down town, to
which everyone is invited. There
will be a torchight procfs ion and
a Council Fire, and Mrs G. M.
Van Dyke of Yakima. executive
secretary C. +. G. for Central
Washington. will be present and
will award the Wohelo honors
which the girls earned while at