White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1934-02-01
Around And About White Bluffs

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Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Ktnca!d, Mrs
Beth Beyers and Esther Krug were In
Yakima on business last Saturday.
w. r. Kirby and son Billy and Arno
Krug drove to Kennewick Sunday to
visit Mrs. Kirby.
The Presbyterian Sunday school will
hold a miscellaneous food sale satur-
day at the White Bluffs Market.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Moody, Mrs.
Henry Chairman and Mrs. Lucy Willis
left this Thursday afternoon on busi-
ness and pleasure trip to Spokane.
H. M. Morford drove to Kennewick
Monday night to meet Mrs. Morford
and daughter Patsy who have been in
Tacoma for several months. Pasty en-
tered school Wednesday morning.
| Archdeacon Alexander Coffin of Spo-
kane arrived Thursday morning, Feb
ruary /, to conduct the services for
| the White Bluffs mission of the Epis-
copal church.
Mrs. M. s. Meeks, Mrs. Joe Fouty
and Mrs. Arthur Heideman met four
afternoons of last week at the home
of Mrs. Herman Heidemann to tie
quilts.
A charge of desertion was filed
against Walter H. Englebert in the
Benton county superior court Tues
day by Emma Englebert of White
Bluffs, who is suing for divorce.
G. M. Nelson drove to Kennewick
Saturday to meet Mrs. Nelson, their
month-old daughter Byrne, and Mrs.
Nelson's mother, Mrs. H. G.. Selby.
Mrs. Selby will return to her home in
Seattle in a few days.
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Vandals stole the radiator and gaso-
line caps from H. G. Broughton's new
car Saturday night while it was parked
in front of Liberty hall. In replacing
them, Mr.. Broughton purchased caps
which lock into place.
Joe Fouty, who has been in the vet
Grams hospital at Walla Walla for the
past week, will be operated upon for
appendicitis Friday. His operation was
originally planned for Tuesday but was
postponed by the arrival of number
of CCC workers whose needs were
more pressing.
The Bands dance Saturday night
was jolly affair, attended by crowd
which filled Liberty hall to capacity
1t started Immediately after the bas-
ketbal game, the Bands orchestra
playing first. They were relieved after
couple of hours by an orchestra leu
by Cliff Broughton so that they might
have turn at dancing.
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Residents of White Bluffs were
treated to sight reminiscent of past
decades when a herd of sixty horses
was driven through it's streets. The
horses, belonging to w. L. Dimmick
and Ben Cheney, were being taken
from the wheat country around Con-
nell to be sold in Yakima They were
halted at the Chet MCGEE ranch at
Cold Creek where they will feed and
rest for several days before resuming
the trip to Yakima.
The Ladies' Aid met Wednesday af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. H. G.
Broughton. The meeting was held a
day ahead of schedule so that the
members might attend the child well
fare meeting at Hanford on Thursday
If they wished. The women are en-
gagged now in making Dresden plate
quilt which they will auction off in
the spring. This is the third quilt the
group has made. Mrs. G. T. Wright and
Mrs. Walter Chapel served refresh
ments to the twenty members present.
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DITCH WORK LABOR APPLICA-
TIONS WANTED
District directors wish to start spring
maintenance work on irrigation system
at once, and wish those who want to
work on account 1884 water tolls turn
in their names at once so labor can
be equalized among those wishing
work.
D. s. WILKINSON, Secretary,
Priest Rapids Irrigation District
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