White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1929-05-31

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S. Mcdonnell, Miss Audrey Melon
nell and Gilbert Walker.
Gift. Candy. Lemonade. Ice Gre am,
Refre,hment and Grab sooths-June 8.
Glen Dick drove up to Wenatche,
last Friday, taking with him a load O
fresh Strawberries for the Wenatche,
market.
James and Jack Graves were pas.
. sengers out on the train Tuesday eve.
, ming for Whittier, Washington, where
they will be with their father for Z
while.
Mr.. and Mrs. Houk and son, Elmer
and daughter, Mrs. ]. c. Shoots and
her little daughter, were Yakima visi-
tors Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Goodwin and
family drove from Peshastin last Sat
urday and were weekend guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. H.
Smith.
Rev. and Mrs. L. c. Krug drove to
Yakima last Saturday, where the Rev
erend conducted services for Rev.
Sail, who is visiting tile states of
Wisconsin and Michigan.
Miss Roberta Smith, who has lived
with the A. L. Penn family while at
tending school in White Bluffs the
past year, returned to her home in
Beverly last Friday evening.
= Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Stewart and ia
mily have moved back to Priest Rap
ids since the close of school here and
will remain on their ranch there I'M
til next fall, when they plan to go to
Ellensburg to live.
A. O. Kiser has as his guests this
week his aunt, Mrs. Frank Kiser, and
his niece, Mrs Lee Kiser, who drove
oyer from Redmond, Washington,
Wednesday.
Mrs. Harry Coleman was a visitor
In Yakima over the weekend, going
over Saturday and returning Monday.
DR.. Kowalsky, Optome trist, will be
at the Commercial Hotel in White
Bluffs all day June 2 and up until
noon, June .. adv
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul H. Austin ar
rived Wednesday from Centerville,
Washington, and will spend the sum-
mer at Alfalfa Ridge ranch, the Aus
tin home at Vernita Mr.. Austin is
superintendent of schools and Mrs.
Austin teacher of English and history,
in the high. school at Centerville.
Some White Bluffs folks have been
enjoying new potatoes from their home
gardens already, one lady reporting
having served them on her table Wed
ilesday, May 90. This is the first year
we remember that we. haven't had to
take John Durnerts dust.
Wright and Lloyd Wiehl drove
down to Portland last Sunday to take
down truck load Of household goods
for W. A. Ranes. Mr. and Mrs.
Ranes, who had been visiting at the
Wright Wiehl home for the past
week, accompanied them on the trip
down. The boys ;f.turned Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. /. Badger and the
Misses Sadie, Elizabeth and Rena
Belle Angle drove over to Nacl1es
Tuesday afternoon to be present at
the commencement exercises of the
Lower Naches high school gradual
ing class, of which Miss Winifred An
gle, cousin Of the girls, is mem
Der. The party returned Wednesday
bringing homeiWith them for visit.
Mildred Angle, Elizabeth REMAINING
in Naches.
Mrs. R. S.. eReierson left Thursday
morning via Yakima on her way to
Seattle, where she will be the guest Of !
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Myhre,
for week. Her visit will be especially
interesting. as sister who lives in
the East is also at home for a visit
just now, and another sister, Miss
Clara Myl1re, will leave some time
during Mrs Reiersons stay for a
Summers tour in Europe
D. S. Baker has returned from Cal
ifornia, where he spends his winters,
and will make his home again this
summer with his daughter, Mrs. Del
la Brown. at Cold Creek. Another
guest at the Brown home is Mrs.
George Baker, also from California, +.
who will visit in Cold Creek and Sun
nyside until some tirne in July.
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A baby girl was born to Mr. and
Mrs Joseph Hemker of White Bluffs
at the Linn hospital, Kennewick,
Tuesday evening. May %.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Ferguson and
daughter, Madeline, left Tuesday in
their car for Omak, in the northern
part of the state, where they plan to
make their home. Leo Weber took
their household goods to Omak in
his truck. The Fergusons were ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.
Dykstra, who will make their home
with them in Dmak until some time
in July when they will go to Tekoa,
about 80 miles south. Of Spokane,
where Mr.. Dykstra will have charge
OF the schools next year.
George Wagner drove down to T
Centerville the later part of last week
to attend the graduation exercises of
the high school there in which his
son, Joseph, was junior. On his
return to White Bluffs Sunday morn
ing he was accompanied by Joe and
by Robert Remlinger, who was
member of the graduating class. Ed
ward Jaeger, who was salutatorian of
The graduating class remained over