White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-07-11
HANFORD HAPPENINGS
(By Mrs. M. R. slavens)

Gerald Davis came over from va
kima Friday with Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.
Weber and is staying at the Weber
home while his parents are on their
vacation. At present he is visiting the
Russell Weber family at Priest Rap
ids
Mr.. and Mrs Alex Murray and twin
daughters, Robert Brinson and Miss
Verna Moulster returned Monday eve
ming from Azwell, where they have
been employed.
Mrs. Leo Bell went to Pasco Mon
day to see her daughter, Inez, who
is in the hospital. Inez is improving
rapidly.
The Jack Potter family moved to
the Pfefhey ranch Tuesday.
The T.. Il. Moulster family and the
Fred Reinhardt family were guests of
the Fife family at Richland on the
Fourth Mr. Moulster returned in the
afternoon but went back later accom-
panied by Mrs. Hetherington. They all
drove to Kennewick to see q show.
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The j. A. Purdy family and Johnnie
Hoover and the Leo Bell family were
in Kennewick July 8. While there they
called on Inez Bell
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Murray and two
sons and Henry Albright left Wednes-
day for Seattle.
The Edward Worby family spent
the Fourth at the Fred Justis home
in Prosser Newton Justis has joined
the National Guard and was ordered
to Tacoma when the strike broke out
but is expected home soon.
A. NJ Rollinger and c. F. Wooten
left July for fishing trip on Rail
road creek on Lake Chelan, returning
Sunday evening. They report fine luck,
having caught their limits
Miss Elma Morasche of Endicott has
been elected to teach the intermedi-
ate grades. She is a graduate Of
Cheney Normal
William A. Lipscomb of Seattle has
been elected to teach in the science
department. of our high school. He is
a graduate of the U. of w. and is at
tending summer school there. He was
in Hartford last Friday looking for a
house. He and Mrs. Lipscomb will move
to Hanford later.
All the grade pupils will be moved
into the high school building this fan
and the work of preparing the rooms
will be started soon.
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Potter and little
son returned Friday from business
and fishing trip to Priest River, Idaho.
The James Miller family, who also
went up with them, remained for a
two weeks stay.
John Abey, father of Lester Abbey.
died July S at his home In Pullman
after an illness of several years. For
the past months he had suffered from
paralysis. He leaves his wife, three
sons, one daughter, six grandchildren
and several relatives in England. Ser
vices were held at the Nazarene church
in Pullman Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Abey made their home in Hanford last
winter.
Gene McGrath, whose home is In St.
Paul, but who has been tending j..
w. F'enley's sheep, was discovered un-
conscious in the desert near Hanford
Tuesday, evidently victim of SUM-
stroke. He was taken to the Fenley
home and although he passed a bad
night he was considerably improved on
Wednesday.
Old friends of Kenneth Reynolds,
now clerk at an Ellensburg hotel but
formerly proprietor of Hanford drug
store, will be pleased to learn of his
recent marriage to Miss Gertrude Mac
Lean of Hoquiam. Mr.. Reynolds left
this community about seven years ago.
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Guests at the William SchwisoW
home on the Fourth were p. l.. Niessen
and John Smith of Ritzville. Mrs
Wesley Robbins and the Arthur Held
enaan family also drove down for the
evening.