White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1927-06-17

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Mr.. and Mrs. R. F.. Gibbons were
Yakima visitors, last Saturday.
Mrs, Bert Lindell returned home
last Sunday from two weeks visit
at Wenatchee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel Hinderer of
Waterville were guests last week at
the L. c. Krug, home. They were on
their way to Portland and left last
Friday for that city.
Mrs. Blain Johnson and baby left
Sunday from Othello, where they had
been taken in car, for Tonganoxie.
Kansas, in response to telegram tell
ing of the serious illness of sister.
Mrs. May Borigo of Can,as, WASH
ington. sister. of Mrs r. E. Blair
is expected to arrive next Sunday
with her son and daughter for a few
days visit at the Blair home.
F. ]. Bonn drove up to Spokane
Sunday and returned Monday bring
ing home Mrs. Bonn, who has been
there for week under the care of
specialists.
O. F. Allen has seeded lawn
grass on three sides of the White
Bluffs Trading company store which
will greatly add to the appearance
Of the place. 4
Mr. and Mrs. Lee French of Everett
drove over in their car from the
Coast, arriving here Sunday evening,
and were guests until Tuesday MORN
ing at the home of Mr.. French's sis
ter, Mrs. Ethel Remlinger.
Mr.. and Mrs Alvin Smith who
have been caring for the Chester
Taylor tract west Of. town purchased
this spring by D. o. Walker, left
Wednesday for Wenatchee, Mr..
Walker having moved his family down
here from Wenatchee last week.
Mrs. M. E. Owens was pleasantly
surprised this week by a visit from
old friends who came to spend a day
or two with her. The party was made
up of Mrs. Emily Rose Hawley of
Centralia and her daughter, Mrs.
Fleming; grandson, Udell Conrad;
a grandniece, Bernice Erickson, and
Mrs. Charles Hubbard of Yakima.
The party came Sunday and left
Tuesday. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Heidemann and
Carl Heidemann drove to Newberg,
Oregon, on Tuesday Of last week and
visited friends and relatives for few
days. They returned the following
Thursday, bringing home with them
Walter Schirm, who has been stu
dent this year at Concordia College
at Portland. se-
James Wade and his daughter.
Mrs. Hattie Aumock. who have been
guests for the past six months at the
A. c. Wade home, left for their home
in Elroy. Wisconsin. Monday. Mr..
Wade took them as far as Beverly in
his car and put them aboard the east
bound Olympian. Mrs. w. G. Searles
accompanied Mrs. Aumock and Mr..
Wade on the trip, returning to her
home at Watertown, South Dakota.
A number of those having receiving
sets here tuned in last Saturday morn
ing and picked up the Lindbergh re-
ception at Washington. D. c. broad
casted through a hools-up of most of
the large stations in the nation. The
reception here was good and was Just
another accomplishment of radio in
bringing the different parts of the
nation into closer relationship with
enc another.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Norman and
Douglas left Tuesday in their car for
Seattle, expecting to take two or three
days on the trip. They are going to
the Coast, Mr.. Norman said, in the
hope that the change will benefit Mrs.
Hormans health. They expect to stay
in Seattle for at least the summer and
Mr.. Norman will 60 to work at his
trade as iron moulder. They have
stored some Of thei, goods here and
plan to return here next winter, Mr..
Norman said.
George Recor held the lucky num-
Der that won the electrically cooked
dinner at Liberty hall last Saturday
night. The cleanliness, ease of opera
ton, economy, practicality and the
better cooked food obtained through
even regulated heat, all proving the
superiority Of the electric range over
the old wood range. were points
brought out in neat little skit put on
by Mrs. Fern Hubbard, nationally
known economist. assisted by Miss
Ellen McCurdy, home economist Of
the p. P. & L. company.
White Bluffs was Represented at the
annual meeting OF the State Federation
of Women's Clubs at Walla Walla
this week. Mrs. F. E. Taylor, Mrs.
F. M. Wheeler, Mrs. D. D. Atwood
and Mrs. F. c. Koppen driving over
Tuesday, the first two named being
fhe r1e1epatea from, the White pluffo