White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-11-13
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Editor and Proprietor
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Fred Luhmann made a business
trip to Prosssr on Tuesday.
Francis Moody returned to his
soldier settlement tract this week
after a visit to his old home in the
Wenatchee district.
Frank w. Curtis and SON Joe, OF
Newberg, Oregon, visited at the Henry
/ Chairman home from Friday until
Monday. Mr.. Curtis is a brother OF
Mrs. Chairman.
THE HANFoRD LAUNDRY
the laundry for the Priest Rapids Val
ley! We gather the laundry at White
Bluffs every Monday and return it
Thursdays. THE H IN F Q r D
LAUNDRY. 4tp.
Mrs. Opal Gregory after ten days
visit here with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. F. Coleman, returned Tues
day morning to Seattle accompanied
by her two children, Don and NADIA
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Soden drove
over from Yakima last Saturday tc
visit at the M. E. Houk home. Mr.
Soden, returned to Yakima Sunday
evening accompanied by Jesse
Shoots. Mrs. Soden remained over
until Thursday, driving over with
w. H. Keal.
Henry Chairman was bushes:
visitor in Wenatchee on Monday,
making the round trip in one day
He distributed a large number O.
road maps on the trip, advertising
Wahluke Ferry as being on the di
rect road between Wcnatchee ant
Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Canedy will
their granddaughter, Janet Dale At
wood, drove over to Kennewick Fri
day on business - Janet Dale's bust
ness being an enjoyable picnic din
ner beneath some trees on the sunni
bank of creek, which speaks well @
the White Bluffs climate on Novenl
Der 6 1925.
A fund of $3.50 is being raised i
Benton county for the maintenance
/! of a bed in the orthopedic hospital i
Seattle, where 10 children from tn
county have received treatment dur
: ing the past two years. The Tuber
culosis league is taking the initiativ
in raising the fund, and is being as
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Prosser. $3.50
In collision at the street inter
section of Federal avenue and Rail
road avenue Tuesday evening the +
F. Paschen,r Ford sedan lost fror
wheel and badly bent radius rods an
fender while the dodge touring ca
of Bonnie Moede received slight
dcnted rear fender. This is danger
Gus street crossing and it has bee
a wonder to a good many that ther
have not been more serious accidents
It is up to the county to see that a
intersection traffic guide is placed a
this crossing and the Commute
Club could render service in urgin
the county to do it.
Coming againl oDr. ]. ]. Kowalsk
will be at the Planters hotel, Hanfore
December LIST, and the morning. o
the End. Afternoon of the End an
the 3rd at Commercial Hotel, Whit
Bluffs. adv
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