White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-01-26
FOR SALE-single buggy in
good order. Price $40. w. H.
Crawford, Wah,uke, Wn. Ate.

Crawford, Wahluke, Wn. Ate.
An old fashioned quilting bee
given by the Ladies' Aid at Grange
hall on Thursday. was attended by
twenty ladies. 1t was an all day
meet ng and a bountiful dinner
was served at noon. Two quilts
were practically finished as a result
of the days work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l. Badger
received letter this week from
( their SON Kenneth, telling of his
marriage on January 18th to Miss
Mamie Gipe at Republican City,
Nebraska. Kenneth said that he
and his bride may come to Wash
ington to make their home.
The fans are anxious to have a
base ball club in White Bluffs next
summer and in order that the plan
of organizing may be gotten under
way as soon as possible, it has
been decided to call meeting for
next Tuesday evening at the high
school auditorium and every inter-
ested fan is urged to be present.
Joe Schuster reports that he
signed a contract this week for an
ice making machine and that as
: soon as his concrete building is
completed he will have it installed
in the basement. He expects this
to be about March LIST. The plant
is built to make the ice in 100
pound cakes ard has capacity of
1900 pounds every "a hours.
The members Of the White Bluffs
Bard this week presented their
leader, F. A. English, with beau
; tiful ebony baton, ivory handled
and gold trimmed, as a token of
: apr recitation for the efficient and
. patient tutoring he has given them
, since the Band was or san;zed. he
boys are also correspond ng with
concerns en- the Coast regarding
J uniforms.
The ladies of the Catholic Altar
Society sponsored social evening
; at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Routin on Thursday evening, to
which all Catholics in the Valley
were invited. Cards, music and
conversation sped the happy hours
until the serving Of a midnight
lunch consisting of sandwiches,
:, cake and coffee, before the guests
departed for home.
r. ID. Barge has leased his
ranch, known as the Dunn place,
to A. s. Smith and A. w. Wood
ward of the Fruitvale Nursery,
for a period Of two years. Mr..
$ Barge will set the whole tract
q to apple trees and Mr.. Smith
> and Mr.. Woodward will set out
:, their nursery stock on the place
: between the tree rows and will
, water and care for the place.
, Mr.. Woodward will move his
4 family into the house on the
4. ll0Ct cOOll ttSS IL IS5 N0SaLCo Wy
n Mrs. Heath.
! One of the land marks at White
: Bluffs, not very ancient but quit
!. prominent, disappeared this Weet
: when the old water tank and tower
: at the east edge Of town was dis
mantled and torn down. The tank
!! and tower were built in 1912 arc
J. have been used in connection will
!. the town water system since thai
l. time until last summer, when the
a residents Of the town took over the
'e water system and pumped direc'
d from new we'll into the mains.
Is A j. Romans has the contrac
lie for dismantling the tower. HI
al sawed one of the legs under tn,
II tower in two and by attaching OFT
" end of a cable to the top of thu
r. tank and another to a block ant
tackle, pulled it over. 1t fell will
1T crash but did not break up mucl
c. of the material. CONSIDERABLE
oil quantity of titnbers. planks ant
lumber being salvaged. This will
be sold nv the toWnsite company.