White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1928-02-10

Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Buckholdt ant
family, who have been living ir
California fo- the last year, returned
to Hanford the first of the week anc
will again make their home on theil
orchard property. This time, they
say, they are here to stay.
Mrs. Helen Stone of Toledo, Ore
gon, arrived in White Bluffs the
latter part of last week and will care
for her grandchildren at the Harry
Coleman home until their mother il
able to return home from the sana-
forum at Laurel Beach.
E. S. Stewart returned home Friday
evening of last week from Tacoma,
where he recently underwent an oper-
alton. While he is somewhat weak as a
result of the operation, he expects
to have recovered his full strength
within the next six weeks or two
months.
w. M. Van Hoy left Wednes-
day for the Coast, where he
will attend during the latter part OF
the week the annual meeting in Ia
coma of John Dover Lumber COM
pany employees.
Mr.. and Mrs S. V. Tanning
drove over to Yakima last Saturday
and on Sunday attended the serv.
ices for the dedication of the new
Presbyterian church there.
The Sewing Club met with Mrs.
Cecil Haskell Wednesday for So
cial afternoon which was spent
pleasantly in the discussion of prac-
tical household problems. R e.
freshments were served during the
afternoon.
An Old Time dance will be given
in Community hall in Hanford Sat
urday evening, February rs. The
music will be furnished by the
"Jolly Swedes" of Benton City. The
orchestra is made up principally of
accordions and banjoes, which will
be something new and novel in this
valley. A prize is to be given to
the best square dance caller.
A member of the State highway
Patrol was here the first of the week
and licensed the White Bluffs Motor
company to test automobile lights and
to make such adjustments as are ne
cessary in order to conform with the
new state law. The motor company
expects to have all of the equipment
to make the tests installed either the
latter part of this week or the first of
next.
Samuel Elgin Chapter, D. A. R.,
met last Friday at the home of Mrs.
Alex Parke in White Bluffs. A de-
icious lunch was served by the
hostess at the end of a pleasant
afternoon. Members and friends OF
the chapter present were: Mrs. S. v.
flaming, Mrs. Alex Parke, Mrs. l.
c. Hawley, Mrs. R. w. MacDonall
Mrs. Fred Reinhardt, Mrs. Alice
Langford and Mrs. w. A. Joyce.
]. E. Baker OF Sedro Woolley was
an incoming passeng on last Friday
evenings train. He visited his orchard
property here until Sunday when he
was taken to Kennewick by Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Nitzsche to catch an N
P. train back to the Coast. Mr.. Baker
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making his home in this valley and
if can make certain business transac-
tons it is possible that he may build
home on his orchard property here
this year.
Mrs. R. j. Roberts, Mrs. Henry
Chairman. Mrs. A. ]. Miles and
Mrs. D. G. Ralston spent Tuesday
afternoon at Wahluke, visiting
with Mrs. Frederick Cords and
Mrs. Gabriel .Taddan who are look
ing after the Wahluke postoffice
during the absence of the Koppen.
on the Coast.
In February and March eggs begir
to be abundant again, and any tim,
during the spring it is good policy tt
put down few Of the surplus egg
in waterglass as soon as they arr
taken from the nest. Next fall 20,
will be glad to have them. The United
States Department of Agriculture will
tell you exactly how to save thes.
eggs so that they will be in perfec
condition when taken out of the wa
tergl:ss solution.
Mrs. Anna Jaeger entertained
with a delightful luncheon Wednss
day at her home in the southeas
part of town, covers being laid fol
four.
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