White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1927-07-22

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Alvin Barge took MS younger
hrlther, Floyd, to Yakima last Friday
to have a specialist remove d piece of
carbon that had accidently lodged in
Flcyd's eyebah. They retarned home
Saturday.
On his return from Yakima last
Sunday, L. E. Davis was accompanied
by his sister -in-law, Mrs. Virgil Davis
and little son, Vernon, who had been
visiting in Yakima and who stopped
here day or two on Their way to their
home in Omak,
About 100000 copies of the 1926
Yearbook have been printed by the
u. S. Department of Agriculture. These
books are distributed without cost and
residents of this congressional district
can secure copy by writing to Com
gresham John w. Summers.
Mrs. M. r. Slavens, wife Of Rural
Mil Carrier Slavens CT Hanford, was
elected president of the Woman's Aux
iliary of the State Rural Letter Car
rier's Association at its meeting this
week in Tacoma, according to word
received here.
The state Department of PUBLIC
works has fixed November as the
date for hearing On the rates charged
by the Pacific Power & Light Com
pany in the Yakima Walla Walla dis
trict. The hearing is to be held in
Yakima.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Shanahan and
family returned last Friday from a
two weeks tour which took them as
far east as Big Sandy, Montana, where
they visited Mrs. Shanahan's sister,
Miss frankie Murtaugh, at one time
an employee in the White Bluffs post
office.
A card from Mrs. Robert Nitzsche
to' the Spokesman postmarked Yellow
stone Park, Wyoming, and dated July
IS, says: my, we are high, high up in
the hills. Got to the park the evening
Of the 18th, without even a puncture,
ard are camped within sight of "Old
Faithful" The sights are great. I
wouldn't miss it for the world for there
is no telling where would drop to if
! did. Deep canyons, but lovely"
In letter to his brother, F. ]. Bonn,
Grover Bonn writes that he is now
located with his family at Neah Bay
on the western coast of Washington
and is engaged in halibut fishing. AL
though he has never been engaged ir
this work before, Grover says he likes
it better than anything he has evel
done and is making good money. The
fishing is done with gasoline launches
which range as high as sixty mile:
from shore.
Ms. and Mrs. George Van Burer
who started for Yakima last Sunda,
afternoon to attend the funeral O
George, Mosebar which was to be hell
there the following day, had ca
trouble at Cold Creek and had to re
, turn home.
i Mr.. Mosebar who was relative b,
marriage Of the Van Buren, family
was resident for about year on
time of White Bluffs. He was Dor,
in Germany, was a member of the Ad
ventist church and was 81 years old a
the time Of his death. His family in
cluded 9 children, AZ grandchildren, S
great grandchildren and one great grea
grandchild.
Mrs. l.. Emmer, who makes he
home with her daughter, Mrs. r
II. Myers, returned home last Sat
urday from two months visit ir
Yakima and Ethiopia, Mrs. Otto
Emmer and Basil Russell driving
over with her from Eltopia.
Winston and Russell Brown O
Cold Creek. with their mother
!, Mrs. Della Brown, drove over t.
Yakima Thursday and from Their
went on to the Naches, where the
expected to camp for a week wit
the G. l. McGee family of Kenne
wick, who are also rusticatin
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Niemeye
and Rev. and Mrs. L. G. Krug an
son Arno made up a party ths
drove over Thursday to Yakim;
where they were in the audienc
that witnessed the film presentt
tion of the life of Martin uthel
at the Mathndist church that aunr