White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1933-08-17
HANFORD HAPPENINGS
(By Mrs. M. r. slavens,

About sixteen children gathered
Wednesday evening to surprise Norman
and Paul Berg, who are leaving TAI
ford soon. They all went to the river
and enjoyed weiner supper
A heavy chain fell on Walter Eiliott's
arm Wednesday afternoon while he was
working in the we'll on the H. n. Woous
ranch, breaking both bones.
A son was born Thursday. August
3, to Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd KING lholCll
Moffatt) at a Seattle hospital. he mas
been named Thomas Robin.
Tn honor of Mr.. and Mrs. 3. Q. Root'
whose silver wedding anniversary oc-
c,,rred August u, the members OF the
Grange held picnic Sunday, August
- in their honor. Mr.. Root is the pres
ant overseer of the Hanford Grange
and Mrs Root is the Lady Assistant
steward, and they are active in Grange
work. Sunday was Mrs. Arne Hansen's
birthday, SO she, too, was an honor
guest.
Last week Miss Georgina Petheram's
nicture appeared in the Wenatchee
Daily World in group OF college girls
who are assisting at the Cascad1an
hotel. Georgina finished her course at
W.s.C. this spring and received her
teachers certificate.
The Hanford Horticultural Ware
house started to pack pears last SAL
urday. They also packed on SUNDAY III
order to get them out on the after
noon train. The price has not yet peen
determined.
Forrest strycker returned last Satur-
day from Portland. He is mucI III
proved and will be able to go TO WORK
soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Griner drove 70
Garfield Saturday to visit Mrs. cdfher
mother Tney returned Sunday evening
Mrs. w. S. Webber, Jr., and two little
sons went to KenneWick Sunday Slle
Joined Mr. and Mrs. Mansel TeWalt
and their two children and they all
left for the Blue Mountains for va
cation. Mrs Webber and Mrs. TeWalt
are sisters.
Mrs Russell. Webber and little Betty
Jean spent the weekend visiting the
formers mother, Mrs. Behrman.
Beginning Friday Sept l, the library
will be open Fridays from 7:3o TO
pm. only, and Mondays from 2 to 4:3t
pm. Books and magazines can only De
kept two weeks and fines will be strict
quired to pay a fee OF one dollar or
or before Sept and residents VII
t. have until Nov. to pay the annua
one dollar fee.
Charles Schiavoni and Lille SoWf
were married Saturday, August b, a
Yakima They are keeping house OF
what is known as the Mamalito place
Last Tuesday evening a crowd gath
erred at their home for cflarivar1.
Last Tuesday afternoon number o.
neighbors surprised Mrs Westmorelant
at the Leo Webber home. the occasion
being her birthday. Mrs. G. II. young
and two children and Mrs. Richardson
of Prosser were out-of-toWn guests. lc
cream and cake were served ny Mrs
Hartmann, Mrs. Hansen and Mrs. WEB
Der. Mrs F'enley and Mrs Schiavon
we're also guests.
Mr., and Mrs. Steve Schreiner an
four children drove over from Grand
view Sunday and spent the day at tn
C. j. Schreiner home. Peggy, tn
youngest daughter, remained for
weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs Charleston OF Sa
Francisco we're dinner guests at tn
Schreiner home Sunday evening. M
Charleston is an official OF the r.
81 L. company and they were on the
way to Walla Walla.
Mrs. c. j. Schreiner entertained
number of young girls at luncheon
Tuesday in honor of her niece, Pege
Schreiner In the afternoon they a
went swimming.
In spite of the fact that work bega
at the packing house, there were owe
eighty present at the Sunday Scho
picnic held at the park last Satul
day. Later in the afternoon, near
everyone went swimming in the rive
Mrs. William Webber drove to Sela
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