White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1928-03-09

tor of Benton county.
In a letter to his father here,
Albert Moede writes from Clover
dale, Oregon, where he is taking
mud bath treatments, that he is
much improved and that he expects
to return to White Bluffs with
Mrs. Moede next week.
K. p. Gibbins, who returned last
week from Conrad, Montana, where
ne had gone to visit his father, re-
ports the latter to be gradually sink
ing his end being expected any time.
Mrs. w. w. Barrett has returned
from stay in Portland, 7. M.
Chalmers having diven down to
Kennewick, Thursday of last week
to bring her home from there.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Mykol and
Mr.. and Mrs. o. F. Allen, Miss Flea
nor Allen and Master John Allen,
were Sunday dinner guests at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. R. D. Barge
at Locust Ledge
The Catholic Church in town is
being reshingled the old roofing
pal'er with which it was originally
covered having bec;Ime so worn that
the roof was leaking. d. o. Walker
has charge of the work
1 E. P. Hinderer, formerly Of Water
vile. who recently purchased the
George Chambers place, arrived this
week bringing with him seven head
OF stock and his household furniture.
He is getting the house ready for
his family who will follow in a few
DAYS. The Hinderers have three
children, all Of pre-school age.
The Ladies Altar Society met
Thursday of last week at the home
of Mrs. D. A. Burgeis.t A good
number were in attendance and plans
were made to hold an apron sale
later on. The Society will also spon-
sor a home baked food sale to be
held March II at the Valley Mer-
camille store.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Holcomb drove
over from Yakima Tuesday morning
to be guests for a day at the home
OF Mrs. Hclcomb's sister, Mrs. r. D.
Barge. They were accompanied by
Inn Weatherly of Leith, North Da-
kota. brother -in-law OF Mrs. Hol-
comb and Mrs. Barge, who had come
to Washington on a business trip.
MIR, and Mrs. C. L. Sutherland and
son, Robert, drove down from Che
ney last Saturday and returned Sun
DAY. Robert drove down in truck
and on the return trip took back
some Of their household furniture
The Sutherlands are planning on
> staying at least another year in Che
nsy. The O. F. Allen family will
live in their house here this year
ana care tor the orchard this summer.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Dale D. Atwood who
were expected to arrive home from
Idaho last week. decided that TINS
would be splendid time to make a
trip to California to visit cid friends
and see the sights, and are right now
probably. sitting under the big palm
trees enjoying the famous California
climate while helping to reduce the
size OF Grange crop. They are expect
ed to return home in few weeks.
r. A. English and Bob Remlinger
drove to Richland last Saturday
e where MIR. English attended meet
ing of the finance, committee of the
Republican county central committee.
AT this meeting the date of the
county convention, for the selection
OF delegates to republican state con-
vention was fixed as March II at
kennewick. The county convention
will be attended by the various pre-
clnct committeeman in the county.
The state convention. will be held in
Yakima on May S.
THREE years ago Tom Shamborger
q PortlanSI worked through the
fruit season for r. ]. Roberts. He
liked the county so well that he
wrote Mr.. Roberts this spring he
would like to COM, back and when
few weeks later d. c. Ralston de-
cided to move from the Joshua
| Jones state settlement tract, now
owned by Mr.. Roberts, to the Nor
! pan place. arrangements were made
to have Mr.. Shamborger to care for
the former place and with Mrs.
Shamborger he arrived in White
Bluffs last week.