White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1928-04-20

Mrs. M. M. Peck, Mr.. Peck's mother,
there on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Bonn drove
down to Pasco Sunday to bring home
Mrs. Bonn's father. A. Kolb VINO has
been receiving treatment in the hos
pital there.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r.. Baker left Fri
day morning in their car for Sedro
Woolley to look after some business
matters. They expected to be gone
two or three weeks.
v. v. Smith has moved his family
here from Wenatchee and is at pre-
sent occupying the house on the old
Earl Tuttle settlement tract west of
the depot.
Olaf Pound, who has been spending
the winter at the home of his aunt,
Mrs. H. v. Martin left the first Of
the week for Yakima where he repeats
to work this summer.
Mrs. L. Sawyer and son, Herbert
Davis, and Aria Jones Grove over from
Yakima last Sunday and were guests
for the day at the hcme of Mrs. Saw
yer's brother, Earl Roberts.
Mrs. Eleanor Hartford arrived
Wednesday evening on the train to
visit for few days at the ranch.
Mrs. j. M. Chalmers has been
in Kennewick since the first of the
week. taking series Of medical
treatments, g. ~
Ira C. Hawley left Thursday for
Portland where he will undergo
physical examination at clinic.
Mrs. E. E. Smith and children
are guests at the home of Mrs.
Smiths parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e.
c. Coleman, expecting to make a
six weeks visit.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Williams
have moved to White Bluffs and
are occupying the house on Rail.
road avenue belonging to Thomas
Williams.
! Friends here have received the news
OF the birth of an eight and a half
ha1, n.
3. jackson (Martha Sutherland) at
their home in Eldorado Springs, Miss
ouri, April IL.
Rev. T. ]. Gray, accompanied by
Mrs. Gray, Mrs. c. Hart, Mrs. C. C.
Hagen and Mrs. George Mccormack
ie, drove to Sunnyside this week to
attend the. Presbyterian Misslona4,
Society which was held there Thurs
day and Friday
H. F. Pascben drove to Kennewlck
last Friday to meet trio of girls who
arrived there that day by stage from
Portland and were coming to their
homes in Hanford to spend a two
weeks vacation. The girls were Ruth
Paschen, Margaret Syfford, and Han
nah Derigio ard thay are all students
at business college in Portland. y.
S. v. Tanning, who has been re-
ceiving treatment in rhe hospital in
Pasco since he was injured two weeks
ago when his team ran away, and Mrs.
Tanning, who has been with him at the
hospital since the accident, returned to
White Bluffs Monday afternoon, Mr..
and Mrs. George Chapple driving down
to Pasco to bring them home. Mr..
Tanning stood the trip well and his
bruises and broken ribs are slowly
healing.
To celebrate the tenth birthday Of
her son, Clinton, Mrs. r. B. McMurry
entertained thirteen of his classmates
and school friends last Saturday after
noon, those invited being boys of the
third and fourth grades. Several pleas
ant hours were spent in playing out
door games after which the beautiful
big birthday cake decorated with
t:n red candles, was cut, and grape
juice and cake served to the guests.
Mrs McMurry was assisted in enter
tanning by Mrs. o. E. Westling and
Mrs. A. ]. Spear.
Mrs. F. R. Reyers was hostess to
party of eight children and their
mothers last Friday afternoon, April
Is, when she entertained at her home
in honor of the third birthday of her
little daughter, Cleo Betty. BrIgh,
colored caps of lavender, green and
yellow were the favors and the same
gay color scheme was carried out ir
the baskets of candies and place cards
An appropriate lunch of angel food
cake and marshrnallow cream was
served to the young guests during
the afternoon and then they all went
home wishing Cleo Betty many happy
returns of the day.