White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-09-14
Hanford Items

HanfOrd Items
DR.. C. E. Briggs is the owner
of a new Ford car.
Miss Kathryn Derigio has accept
ed a position in Boie's store.
T. D. Moffatt, who has been
spen ling his vacation in Seattle
returned on Wednesdays train.
DR.. W. F. Morrison, who has
Teen Visiting in Seattle, returned
Monday evening and reports lovely
fall weather in Seattle.
Mrs. G. E. Briggs has accepted
position in the telephone office
Miss Dorothy Ross, the former OPP
orator, is attending high school.
Mrs. A. M. Rollinyer is visiting
in Tacoma while Mr.. Rol'inger is
having the house rearranged and
improved.
Fred Reinhsrdt and family left
this week for Oregon. where they
expect to make their home. They
have disposed of their property
and household goods
The Parent Teachers Association
will hold meeting in the, high
school on Thursday evening, Sept.
goth, and give a program and re-
aeptlon to the new teachers.
Elizabeth Whelau, Harold Nc
Connachie and George Picatti
leave Saturday for Pullman, where
they are attending W. S. c., this
being their second year.
Prof Ste wart and family have
arrived ard Rave taken up their
abode in MT. Enyeart's house. Mr..
Enyeart will live with them until
the crop is harvested.
N P Angiin, C. NJ Sanford,
W. L Enyeart and w. Minks have
combined their interests, built a
packing house and are packing
their own apples this Wear
Mrs. w L. Enyeart and daugh-
ter Virginia left last Friday for
Wichita Kansas. where they will
spend the winter with Mrs. En-
yeart's father, and where Virginia
will attend high scnool
Preston ,Anglin returned Satur-
day from Spokane, where he at
tended the Interstate Fair and took
first prize in cooking. He is now
champion of the three states, Ofe-
gon, Washington and Idaho.
A new window has BEEN put in
at the Library in place of the one
blown out by the wind some time
ago The library will be open on
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons
here after.
Mount Gable chapter of the
Eastern Star had q very interesting
meeting Tuesday evening, when
they received their charter and a
banquet was given at the Planters
hotel ia honor of the Grand Lodge
officers who were here to assist.
Manly Clark, who has a position
in Chicago, is spending his vaca-
ton at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs l.. Fl. Clark. While
he is here to look after-the orchard
his father is taking much needed
rest and is enjoying a trip to his
old home in River Falls, Wisconsin.
Edgar McConnachie had narrow
escape Monday evening when he
had collision with j. Macomber.
The back wheel of Eds car ran
over the hub of the Macomber car.
Eds car turned completely over
but he lay down in the seat and
ortnately escaped injury His car
was badly wrecked The Macomber
car has bent axle. All parties
considered themselves very lucky
that the result was no worse.
School started Monday morning
with four teachers and many new
pupils in each building. Prof. S.
F Murray is principal of the grade
school, with Mrs. Andersen, Mrs
Yoder and Miss MADEIRA Scrivner in
the other rooms At the high
school Prof Stewart is principal
and Miss Edith Long and Miss, Rice
are the other teachers. 1t prom
ises to be very busy and success
full year. The contract for hauling
the PUPILS was let to Cords Broth
e-s. WIZ rrn two buses, one north
and one south If town.