White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-01-05

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Mrs. M. M. Heath is visiting in
Yakima this week.
F. j. Bonn was a Yakima visitor
on Monday.
l.. T. Brooks and John Dumert
are in Prosser this week sitting
on the jury.
Mrs. j. C. Scott and John Will
liam returned Thursday afternoon
from the Coast, where they spent
Christmas with relatives.
John Toning of Buena arrived
on the stage Wednesday for a
vdsit at the Earl Stanlake home.
Donald McFee returned Wednes-
day evening from Seattle, where
he has heen visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm McFee,
during the holidays.
Felix Miller of Alberta, Canada,
who has been guest at the Wiehl
home for several weeks, left Tues.
day morning for visit in Ca!ifor.
MIA before returning home.
Mrs. George McCotter and babe
accompanied George to Kenrewck
Thursday. and will remain down
there until his job of stage driving
is finished.
At a pleasant dinner party at
Mulberry Drive Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank I. Badger
were hosts to Mr.. and Mrs. D. A.
Rearick, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A Ranes,
Miss Oyeda Ranes and Glenn Kin
ney.
Mrs. M. E. Houk returned on
Tuesday evening from Ellensburg
where she had accompanied her
daughter, Miss Cora, on Monday
and where the latter enrolled as a
student in the state normal school
for the coming term.
Will the public please stop break
ing into our house and pump house
ard leave the things alone. need
them there when | 20 back to the
place and can't afford to move
them all away. Each time ! go
some one has been in.
Mrs. Sapp.
Miss Cassie McGee expects to
laeve Mon lay for Seattle, where
she will take position in an office.
She will be accompanied by her
F., grandfather, D. w. Baker, who
will visit his son, Fred Baker, in
Arlington, for time.
White Bluffs friends were sur
prlsed this week to receive word
of the recent birth of a son to Mr..
and Mrs. Leo Chambers at Wenat.
chez. Few. if any, of Leo's many
friends at White Bluffs even knew
that he was married.
Edmund Anderson last Sunday
took his daughter Marguerite and
her little friend, Christine Boldt
back to Yakima. where both chill
dren, are students at St. Joseph:
Academy. They had been spend
ing their holiday vacation at the
Hanford Ranch.
Mrs. Ferd Luhmann returned
Wednesday from a few days visi
with her daughter, Kathryn, ii
Yakima. Kathryn is slowly recov
aring from an operation she under
vent about month ago in St
Elizabeth's hospital. and expects tt
return to White Bluffs in abou
three weeks.
Some Of the young folks enjoyed
pleasant dinner party on New
Years Day at Locust Lodge wher
Alvin Barge entertained six of hi
# his classmates. The guests wer'
Ellen Anderson, Marie Houk, Kath
leen O'Larey, Robert Sutherland
Donald McCready and Arthur Bish
)p.
On Wednesday afternoon, Jan
10th the Woman's Club will hol,
is regular meeting at the home o
Mrs. G.. w. Shaw. The program
contains two numbers of the stud
# South An1erica--"Trade Rela
lions between U. S. and Soutl
America" and The Woman O
South America"
Mrs. NJ. S. Meeks, Sec'y.
George Chapple reports the kill
ng of large coyote Wednesday ii
Ehe Bleakley Fruit Company or
hard. The animal had all the ap
oearances of rabies, and it require,
three charges o M. 6 shot from
IL gauge gun to kill it. Befor
leing killed it bit Mr. B'eakley'
yet dog in the head. The dog ha
'een killed.
A letter received recently from
George Angle in Yakima, says tina
lis daughter Florence is much bet
er since the operation she under
vent shortly after they left her
bout two years ago. He says tn
imb is growing and the circulat,o,
n it is much better. Florence
trouble was an affection of one O
er limbs resulting from an attacl
f infantile paralysis that sh,
suffered wren babe.
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