White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1929-11-15


Ellen Marie and the latest member
OF the Davis family who has been
named Patricia Faye, returned to
:iantord last Thursday from Walla
Walla. D.
Mrs.. Fred sRinehart and son Fred
die left Friday morning by auto
to spend the winter with Mrs. Rine-
harris sister in Beverly Hills, Calf.
The Weber warehouse finished
the regular packing last Saturday.
The employees had longer noon hour
and had big dinner and sang songs
and had good tine. Some pictures
were taken of the crowd SO thew
could be reminded of their pleasant
hours together.
The high school boys won IL to
II in their game with Mesa Friday
but the girls lost Is to Is. Both
teams will play the Richland teams
Friday evening, Nov. IS at Richland.
M r. Slayens has been appointed
special representative Of the Nation
al Rural Letter Carriers Assn. to
the National Grange for the purpose
of establishing contact with the Nat
ional Grange regarding Federal aid
for rural roads.
Leo Weber went to Spokane last
Friday on business. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Gatewood
have secured work in the warehouse
at Benton City and moved Sunday.
Their goods were taken over by Leo
Weber.
c. D. Gooch has sold. his cigar
store and confectionery to Albert
Hosington. Mr.. and Mrs. Gooch ex-
pect to. attend the meeting Of the Nat
ional Grange in Seattle and then
drive to Missouri to spend the winter.
Lyman Moulster, Henry Pearson
and Albert Hosington left on
hunting trip above Spokane.
E. ]. Jones moved in from their
ranch and they will occupy their
town house for the winter. MIR. and
Mrs. B. Lyons left Saturday to visit
relatives in Portland. They returned
Tuesday and expect to move into the
Jones summer home.
Robert Fife left Sunday for Ellens-
burg where he has secured work. His
mother accompanied him as far as
Yakima. She spent week there
visiting relatives, returning with her
husband Saturday.
Jesse Brown, Mrs. Harrison Brown,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Potter were
in Yakima Friday.
Harry Neher who is a mechanic
has secured a position in Yakima. His
mother and sister Ruth will make
their home with him in Yakima.
They left Friday.
The Ladies' Aid will hold spec
ial meeting at the church Friday,
Nov. is, at 200 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Anglin re-
turned last week from Wenatchee
where they have been working in the
fruit.
Don't forget the Senior Play at
the high school Saturday evening,
November 16.
Miss Helen Sine spent the week
end with Miss Leona Evett coming
over to attend the Minstrel Show and
dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Evett and Mr..
and Mrs. E.. r Griner spent Sunday
in Neppel. The latter visited at the
home of Will Griner.
Yves Fenley bought the Boyd tract
near John Conckle and also, a tract
out near the duck-ponds: Bob Nc
Donnen also bought a tract at the
latter place and the ten acres former
ly owned by Harrison Brown
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks and Lewis
were in Prosser and Benton City
Saturday.
Laverne Brooks and Walter Strick-
er returned home last week. They
had been in Wenatchee and as far
south as Albany, Oregon, but were
unable to find work
Miss Marcella Iverson and Miss
Evorill Worthy left Monday for Spo-
kane. The former has gone to visit
her parents while the latter will visit
her sister.