The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1940-05-02
James Salvini Begins
Law Practice in Pasco

WHITE BLUFFS Sa1vi,i
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert SaIvini Of
Han1ord, left Wednesday morning
1or Pasco, where he will be ASSOCIATE
ed with G. M. O'Brien, city attorney
In a law office. Mr.. Salvini COM
pleted his law course at the mi
Versity of Washington last lime.
taking his Bachelors Degree. In 1895
he received the coveted honor of be-
ing elected to Phi Beta Kappa. ma
tlonal scholastic society, and in
1897, obtained his Bachelor of Arts
degree. He is also a member of
F1 Sigma Alpha, political science
honorary society and Delta Theta
II, legal fraternity. We are predict
ing that the young man has a bril-
llant future ahead of him. He will
be In White Bluffs and Hanford
each Saturday.
Club to Celebrate
The Woman's Club of White
Bluffs will celebrate it's twenty-fifth
birthday by lawn party to be held
May 9th ct the home of Mrs. E.. ].
OLarey, beginning at 2 pm. The
club has extended an invitation to
all friends of the Woman's Club and
especially to former members who
for some reason or other, have drop
ped from the rolls. The Up-River
club has also received special in:
vitation to be present.
The monthly meeting of Pro Mu-
Slca, which was to have been held
on Monday, May 9Th, has been post
poned for a week and will be held
on Monday evening, May 18th at
the home of Mrs. Thos. Sigurdson
at Vernita. E.. (.
Mrs. A. j. Miles is spending the
week at Buena, as guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Freeman White. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Stoddard and
daughters, Aileen and Jean, were
Sunday guests of Mrs. Stoddard's
sister, Mrs. Jewell Houser.
Move to Pasco 9
The Harry McCotter family left
this week for Pasco, where they will
make their future home. Mr.. Nc
Cotter, who has been linesman for
the local Pacific Power & Light Of
flee for the past few years, has been
promoted and will work out of Pas
CO. His place on the White Bluffs
staff has been taken by Ralph
Montgomery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Meek, son
George and daughter, Bette, (Prin-
cess Hanford) drove to Wenatchee
Thursday to take in the Blossom
Festival. They were accompanied by
Mrs. Harry Keller, who went on to
Chelan for visit at the home of
her nephew, Lloyd Policy. The
other members of the party re-
turned Sunday evening.
Mrs. Thomas Sigurdson Of YER
nita, who has been quite i'll from an
abcess in the inner ear, is reported
as much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. Adams and
Mrs. Fred Gilhuly were business
visitors in Walla Walla on Monday.
Fred English is enjoying a visit
from his sister, Mrs. Ida Bonser Of
B. c. and brother,
Charles H. English of Portland,
Oregon. On Wednesday he took
them to Coulee Dam and other
points near there. Mrs. Bonser and
MIR. English will return to their re-
spective homes on Friday.
Install Address System
The public address system recent
" installed at the White Bluffs |
nigh school, was made possible for
,he school by donations from the
White Bluffs grange, All girls, p
r. A. and the student body.
The truck which was offered for
ale to the highest bidder by the
Priest Rapids Irrigation district, was
;old last Tuesday to Bergamini
Bros. of Toppenish, who came on
friday and drove it away with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Brown and
mall daughter, Sallie Ann Brown,
pent Sunday and Monday in Yaki-
ma as guests of relatives.
Orden il. Palmer Of bingham,
Jtan mas closed a deal with T. G.
.lliott OF Walla Walla, for the pur-
hase of the old e. L. Jamison tract
ear Hanford, across the road from
he Silas Murray ranch, now under
Ease to H. G. SchrimSher. The
cal was made through the Priest
.apids Development Co.
l.. Horne of Smithfield, Utah has
IoSed deal for the purchase OF