White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1926-10-22

Mr. and Mrs. w. j. WOOD were IN
party of Yakima people who were
visitors in White Bluffs last Sunday.
Mrs. George Harrington returned
Monday evening from weeks visit
on the coast,
Mrs. M. J.. Carter of Benton City
was in White Bluffs the first of the
\ week soliciting life insurance.
F. l.. Drumhiler, employed on the
Angle ranch, was a business visitor in
Idaho this week
C. E. Gossard left Thursday for his
home in Enumclaw after three
weeks visit here with his son, Floyd
Gossard.
John Peterson left Thursday for his
home in Seattle after few weeks
visit here with Ed Peterson of the
In-B-Tween neighborhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Ross, who have
been at the j. w. Graves home for
the past several months, returned
Thursday to their home at Othello.
The Priest Rapids fruit labels have
been received at the Spok esman Office
and any grower can have them with
his name printed on them, at min
imum cost.
Ira C. Hawley and F. A. English
were in Prosssr and the western part
of the county Tuesday in the interests
of Mr.. Hawley's candidacy for county
commissioner.
Guests at the w. H. Kirby home
last Saturday and Sunday were Mrs.
]. Siizer of Wisconsin, Mrs. M. Muzzy
and Mr.. and Mrs. L. ISizer of Seattle.
Mrs. ]. Sizer and Mrs. Muzzy are
sisters of Mr. Kirby. The party made
the trip by car from Seattle.
A chess player in White Bluffs would
like to line up some contests for the
winter but doesn't know any chess
players in the community ind sug-
gests, If there are any, that they turn
their names in TO the Spokesman so
that games can be arranged.
Edmund Anderson will stage an
apple packing contest at Liberty hall
Saturday evening at the picture show.
Tie contestants will be from the two
warehouses. A prize of SIS in gold
Will OC given " eiiC WiiiSt Will WSsJO
fer second prize. These contests
always arouse considerable interest
and this one is expected to attract a
large crowd,
A letter recently received from Mrs.
Anna Jaeger, formerly OF Vernita, but
who has for the past year made her
lone in Seattle, says she has suifi-
a 1rarafto,1 ~,
leave the hospital in Seattle and has
gone to Portland to be with her daugh-
ter Clara, (Mrs. c. L. Halvorsen), and
help care for her newest grandson, a
IL pound boy, born October 4.
TIE White Bluffs young people who
are going out to the different univer-
sites and colleges all: ftld;ng out
something of the value of a little
musical training, Lloyd Wiehl, who
like Charles English, received his
first ira n .ng in the White Bluffs Band,
is now a member of the r. O. T. G.
band, the freshman organization at the
University of Washingsdi and has
been asked to report for practise with
the AL University Band, Lloyd plays
tie clarinet.
A letter to the Spokesman from
George A. Hannold says that great
preparations arc being made in Yakima
for the Billy Sunday meeting. Prep
arations include the building OF a tab
ernacle on the corner of Walnut and
Second streets on the east SIDE OF the
city large enough to scat 1000 people.
1t Is planned, Mr.. Hannold says, to
Fave SEQ voices In the chorus and near
Iy every church In Yakima ard several
in TIE va lev will cooperate in the Cam
Na'g7 v,ici, bsgias Sunday, November