White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1929-08-30
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Russell Blair of Toppenish, ac-
companied by his father, and his
Orient, Washington, last Saturday
young brother Billy, drove up to
to visit v. rsE. Blair and enjoy a
few days outing. Werner returned
to White Bluffs with them, to move
his family to Orient, where he is en-
ployed in q mine.
Lee M. Lampson, manager of the
drivers Growers association at Ken
newiclc; was in this valley last Satur-
day trying to fill some orders he had
for Jonathan apples. He had one Of
fer of $1.70 per box, net to the grower
for one car of orchard-run Jons., TAX
ing all three grades and all sizes up
to and including clos. The car would
have had to roll August 80.
Miss Margaret Jean Wheeler is ex-
peeted to arrive soon for a short visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. M.
Wheeler, Before going on to Walla
| Walla, where she will teach this year
She has been studying at the INV r.
sity of Washing ton this summer.
The big Ringing Brothers and Bar
nun and Bailey circus in Yakima last
Friday attracted lot of the White
Bluffs youngsters, among those going
over being Mfr. and Mrs. c. A
Whitney, Mrs. r. ]. Rider, Mrs. H
II. Smith and Miss Virginia Kincaid
Mr.. and Mrs: F. A. English, Mrs. Fred
M. Wiel, Harry Love; DR.. and Mrs.
E. +. Newton and the twins
Miss Mildred Boudin, a teacher in
the White Bluffs grade school a few
years ago, was visiting friends here
last Sunday. She came up from Ken
newick with Ralph Windsor and Eloi
Anderson, former White Bluffs boys
The party attended the Legion dance
in Hanford Saturday evening. 70
Ernest Meeker is moving hi.
family this week from their Cole
Creek home to the house on tn,
old Codding5 ranch in the Terrac,
Point ncighborhood, where they will
live this winter in order that tn.
children may attend school in White
Bluffs.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Phillips o
Prosser drove over last Sunday after
noon for visit with Mrs. Phillips
sister, Mrs j. w. Graves and family
Upon their return home that evenin!
they were accompanied by Mrs. E
s. Townsend, mother of the TIVE
ladies, who had been visiting TO
three weeks at the Graves home.
Make your eyes more useful an,
comio.. table with the latest Orthogol
or Nokrone Lenses, for sharper am
srappy vision, color-free, invisibl
segment, which need not be wori
continuously. See DR.. Kowalsk
at the Planters hotel in Hanfor
September g. and the Commerce.
hotel in White Bluffs September
Despite the cold wind that blew
last Friday evening, the ice crear
social held on the Gilhuly lawn by tn
ladies of the Catholic Altar Societ
came out on the right side of the
ledger, the proceeds netting aroun
$12CO. t7y7 " sef
The rain that fell last Sunday evt
ming was the firCt to visit this vale
in several months. 1t helped the roac
little, cooled the atmosphere som.
what. washed the dust from til
buildings and trees and in gener;
frightened things up.
Robert and Richard Judd of Val
ina are visitors at the +. I. Badg'
home this week, having come ovt
Tuesday with their father, R. "
Judd, who was on his way frol
Yakima to Wenatchee.
In order to be here in time
enter school next Tuesday, Miss Ne
lie Hammer is expected to retur
hcrne Saturday evening from Spokar
where she has been visiting for se'
eral weeks.
Miss Ellen Anderson and Mi
Agda Peterson who have bee
guests at the home of Miss Ande
sons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edn,ur
Anderson. for the past ten days, r
turned Tuesday to Portland.
Arthur Anderson returned last Sa
urday from the Othello countr
where he had been helping in II
wheat harvest, and will work tfrout
the fruit packout at White Bluffs.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Dobson of SIP
kane stoured over SUNDAY night
the II. z. Fol.z home in White Rlut
g., their way to the Coast. Mrs. Do