White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1927-03-11
FRIDAY. Mar. IL. 1927
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: TOWN AND VALLEY NEWSs


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JOHN Brown of Seattle was guest
this week at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. w. J. kincaid.
Mrs. Sterling Ainsworth was a
passenger on Monday mornings trai:'
for Raymond.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 3. Peck drove over
to Prosser last Friday and purchased
500 baby chicks from Henacres.
William Van Hoy left Sunday for
Walla Walla, where he was called to
serve on the grand jury.
Mrs. F. M. Hill returned home
Wednesday from Seattle, where she
spent the winter with her daughter,
Mrs. D. o. McClay.
Mr.. and Mrs, Chester Taylor who
recently traded off their state settle
ment tract here, left Monday fer
their new home in Wenatckee.
Mrs. II. O. Canedy, Mis-. D. D. At
weed and Mrs. F. E. Taylor were
Yakima shoppers On Tuesday, driv-
ing ever early in the ncrning and re-
turing in the evening.
| G. F. Allen of tie White Bluffs
Trading Company spent several days
last week at Eugene, Oregon, look
ing after ranch interests, returning
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs L. e. Davis. DR.. F. l..
Wise and Miss Lois Morford made
up a party that drove over to Yakima
last Saturday evening to take in a
show.
Mrs. Fred NJ. We'll and her mother,
Mrs. a. L. Burdin arrived last Fri
day evening from Rochester, New
York, where Mrs. We'll had spent the
winter. Mrs Burdin came CIT to join
her husband, who has charge Of the
e. N. Loveland estate.
The Robert Nitzsche, v. c. Wilson
T. L. Holecek and Joseph Mykoll
families arc going to come in out OF
the dark. The P. p. {. l.. company
this week extended it's transmission
line from the Chester Taylor corner
to that reighborhood for the purpose
of furnishing them with power and
light.
Robert S sutherland left last Sat
for Cheney, where he enrolled as a
student at the state normal for the
spring semister. He was accompanied
on the trip by his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. J.. Sutherland, and by
Edmund Tronlanhauser, who all re-
turned Sunday. Thev report the roaas
in splendid shape altho Cheney was m
the throes Of blizzard when they
left Sunday morning.
Mrs +. A. Wheeler is expected to
return home Saturday evening OF TINS
week. from a three weeks visit IN
Portland and on the Coast, where she
was with her son. George Wheeler, a
student at Reed College, her daughter,
Miss Margaret lean Wheeler, an in
st-uctor in the Woodland, Washington
higI, school, another daughter, Mar
ian Wheeler, student in Garfield
high school, Seattle, and friends at
Yelnl.
C. E. Simonson was PASSENGER on
tie incoming stage from Yakima
Monday, to lock- after some business
r,attcrs. MIR. S'monson, who has been
living in Seattle this winter, has lea'ed
farm between Mckee and Yakima
and will have charge of it this sum"
ner. He left here Tuesday nornlne.
on his way to Yakima, riding one OF
the big work horses he left here when
he went away last fall.
w. T. Kincaid and D. S. Wilkinson
returned last Saturday afternoon from
a k.i..ss1less trip to Wenatcilee and
Waterville. They report the roads in
excellent condition although Mr.. Kin
caid said he found the Waterville coun-
try vet covered with an eighteen inch
market Of snow and as consequence
the farmers in happy frame OF
mind in anticipation of big wheat
crop.