White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1930-04-18
The News In Hanford
BIZ Mrs. M. r. Slauems


at the church Sunday morning at
eleven o'clock. At ten o'clock the Sum-
day School will present an Easter pa
geant. Every one welcome.
Lee Foster. who is Freshman at
w. S. c., spent the spring vacation
at home. He visited our high school
Friday morning. Lee is on the honor
roll at w. S. c. and Hanford is proud
of him.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mro. E. L. Horton on Saturday morn
ing. Mrs. r. e. Humphrey, of Kend-
rick, Idaho is caring for the mother
and babe. Mrs. Humphrey is sister OF
Elmer Horton.
c. H. Clark has not been himself
the last few days and he was taken
back to Prosser again Sunday for an
observation In regard to his sanity.
White Bluffs baseball team played
the Hanford team at Hanford Sunday
afternoon. The score was IL to IL at
the end Of the game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Crimson and
daughter Aileen, Mrs! H. L. Crimson
and sons Robert and Herbert drove
UP to Azwell Sunday to visit Mr.. and
Mr.. Alec Murray. They returned the
first part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Fife and son
George drove to Yakima Thursday.
While there they purchased new Ford
roadster, the latest model. Robert Fife
drove the new car home the next day.
Mrs. ]. L. Fife entertained at dinner
last Sunday in honor of her father
George Longrnire and her sister Mrs.
Leila Whitson of Yakima whose birth
day occurred on April IS. Her father
cut the angel cake and her sister the
sunshine cake. The out of town guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. George Longmire
and Mr.. and Mrs. Whitson and baby
of Yakima.
John Fife, Robert Fife and Francis
Cords drove to Benton City Monday.
From there Robert went to the Horse
Heaven country to take care of band
of sheep that are to be driven to the
mountains for the summer.
Lester Brooks, Wilfrid McConnachie
and Leo Weber drove to Yakima ION
Thursday. The two latter drove to
Seattle to spend several days.
The Hanford Grade school baseball
team played the White Bluffs team
at White Bluffs last Wednesday after
noon. The Hanford team won Is to
IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Evett and Mrs.
Harold Evett drove to Yakima Thurs
day to meet Mrs. Leona Ainsworth
who had come over from the coast by
train.
Robert Fife and Miss Verna Moul-
ster motored to Yakima Sunday re-
turning the same day.
Mrs. Frank Goodell is enjoying a
visit from her daughters Mrs. Hannp-
ton Of Spokane and Mrs. Rathburn OF
Ritzville and her daughter -in-law Mrs.
Hubbard of Spokane.
Joe Picatti and the children drove
over to Yakima Friday afternoon to
see Mrs. Picatti and returned Sunday.
Mrs. Picatti is getting along nicely.
William Syfford has purchased the
Chevrolet sedan formerly owned by
Gus Rollinger. He traded in his Ford
as part payment.
Glen Hagen and his mother and Miss
Elizabeth Whelan rnotored to Yakima
Friday returning Saturday.
\ The Salvini family and the Gala
family rnotored to Prosser last Satur
day. P. Cassassa and Tony Reveta Of
Gle Elum, who are visiting in Hanford
also made the trip to Prosser.
Mrs. Guy Harris (Anna Hurd) ane
little Shirly drove over from Yakirns
on Monday Of last week returning
Wednesday.
c. ]. Hurd, father of E. w. Heard
was very ill Wednesday of last weel
but is able to be about again.
The young folks sodality, chaper
oned by Mrs. Archie Borden, ATTENDED
a church meeting at Kennewick las
Wednesday evening. On their retur,
home refreshments were served by Mrs
Syfford.