White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1927-07-15


ing's train for Seattle.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Denzil Mock of Hanford. at
the Hills hospital this. Friday.
morning.
Joe Schuster returned Thursday
from Gle Elum. where he had TAX
en- number of mich COWS that
had been turned back to the state
by settlers on the state tracts.
At meeting of John Lindblad
Post Wednesday evening. A. j.
Spear was elected delegate and W.
H. Webb alternate to the state con-
ventlon OF the American Legion to
be held at Spokane on July 1880.
Mrs. Lille Rob nson left last
Friday for a two weeks vacation
trip on the Coast. including stops
at Vancouver B. c., Rainier Park
and Seattle.
Brown Brothers at Cold Creek
have finished the digging of teeir
early potatoes. They shipped in
all l6 cars. They intend to seed
at least part of their potato land
to rutabagas and in that way har-
vest two crops from the same
ground,
The picture ''The Red Mill"
which is to be shown at Liberty
hall Saturday evening. will be
made more interesting to local
fans by the fact Mrs W. A. Kae-
fer, sister of Mrs. F. A. English.
has minor part in one of the
scenes
Mr. and Mrs M. E. Houk and
son, Elmer, returned home Thurs
day from Rexford, Montana. where
they had gone about the first of
the month for visit at the Jesse
Smoots home. While there they
drove up into Canada. They re-
port the Shoots family all we'll
and say they had fine trip.
Leo Sear1e, who with his mother
Mrs. Gertrude Searle. has been visiting
fo- several weeks at the r. D. Barge
hcme, left Sunday morning in his
Dodge sedan for his home in Min
nescta, travelling companion of the
: Nitzschcs. Mrs. Searle, who is sister
e Mrs. Barge, will remain in the West
visiting relatives fer the remainder OF
the summer and probably part o.
:, next winter before returning home.
. MIR. and Mrs. ]. E. Baker drove ovei
Friday of last week from SedroW Wool
ley, ard will learn some of the detail:
= of farming in the Priest Rapids valley
: while caring for their own and thu
r Robert Nitzshce orchard prcpert.
a while Mr.. and Mrs. Nitzsche are absen
: in the East Mrs. S. E. Jennings O
= Masysville, me .her of Mrs. Nitzsch
" came with them tc White Bluffs ant
l. left Sunday with the others on the tril
East.
= Henry Stahl of Wahluke report
:, having seen two coyotes near his hom
y recently that he believed were afflicted
with rabies One Of the animals chase'
;, his children but the latter outran it be
= cause the coyo.e, apparently in the las
- stages ct the disease, staggered badl
= and could not run in straight line
. Mr.. Stahl says that as protectiv
measure he has moved all OF his stoc
!. over on this side of the Columbia.
n Mr.. and Mrs. David Chambers c
r. Ell Centre, California, niece, Mis-
y Kate Chambers, Mrs. May McClellane
: a sister of Mr.. Chambers, and Mr.!
r George Chambers CT Yakima, drov
It over TIC White Bluffs Tuesday and wer
&c guests at the r. I. Badger home to
i. dinner, afterwards spending sever;
hours calling en- cid friends in the va
ley Mr. Chambers was one Of tn
first merchants in White Bluffs whe
the town was located en- the river.
J. Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Wilkinson drov
# over to Yakima last Saturday and q
d Sunday drove cil up to the Boy Scot
c Camp near Cliff Dell, Camp Fife, re
+ turning to White Bluffs that evening
y bringing home Jack O'Larey who ha
been at the camp the previous thre
II weeks. Dudley Wilkinson, who wer
IS to the camp when Jack did, will renal
y there until the camp closes, probabl
s another three weeks. Malcolm Melee
&C who was also one of the party c
e White Bluffs Boy Scouts to GO to tn
!. camp, returned home last week.
Sunday afternoon the Lutheran
v and friends net at TIE home o
e Rev. L. G. Krug for a Sunda.
t. School picnic. A sumptuous luncl
i was served by the ladies. cafeteri
:. style and later, about four o'clock
{ further refreshments in the way o
y ice cream and cake, were ais
served and it is quite certain tina
p no one went away hungry. (
pleasant afternoon was enjoyed b,
TT everyone.
ii Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Judd an
family, former residents of Whit
. Bluffs. drove up Wednesday even
N ing from Richland, where Mr.. JUDI
is Temporarily located while en-