White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1930-08-08
Around and About White Bluffs

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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Shinn and Mrs.
Edward Ponsat drove over to Yakima
Tuesday, on a business trip.
Sam Allard of Allard was visit
or in Yakima Thursday afternoon, 60
ing over on business.
John L. Anderson Of Everett is
spending few weeks at the ranch
home Of his brother, Edmund Ander-
| son.
A party Of Yakima shoppers who
drove over Thursday in the Rev. L.
&c. Krug's car were Rev. Krug, Mrs.
w. R. Kirby and the Misses Ruth and
Rosa Kug and Lenoir McMurry.
r. S. Robertson spent the forepart of
5the week on the Coast, going over
Sunday with Yakima friends to at
ltend the Pacific Northwest Merchants
and Maritime Exposition in Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Shanahan, Mrs.
"A. w. Borden and daughter, Dolores,
land the Misses Geraldine and Lorraine
Shanahan. spent several days in Spo-
kane this week, driving up Tuesday
in their new Chevrolet sedan.
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to be printed Any desired changes or
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than August 10. COLUMBIA RIVER
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Frank Nardinger of Everett, his
daughter, Mrs. Gerald Fitzmaurice
and her two children, who have all
been guests at the j., P. Weber home
for the last few weeks, returned home
Sunday.
Mrs. H. R. Rowland of Benewah
Idaho, has been guest at the home Of
her daughter, Mrs. Everett Meeks
for the last two weeks. Mrs. Row.
land accompanied Mrs. Meeks home
after a visit Of the latter and hel
children in Benewah last month.
Gilbert Walker, accompanied by hi,
sister, Olive, and his brother, Ray
mond, drove to Seattle Sunday t.
bring home another sister, Mary, who
had undergone an operation there TO
the removal of her tonsils. They re
turned home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Sutherland O
Spokane, accompanied by Miss Hid
Anderson, friend from North Dakota
visited at the Barge home few hour
. Sunday evening. When they left the,
loaded up the back of their car with
pears and apples.
Mrs. Fred NJ We'll returned las
Saturday evening from a vacation
trip with Mr.. We'll on the Coas
having visited in Seattle, Bellinghar
and Vancouver, B. c. during her alb
sence. Like all the other Coas
visitors this summer, Mrs. Wei
especially enjoyed the cool weathe
she found there.
Mrs. j. E. Leander, accompanied by
Mrs. F. L. Moody, drove to Wenat
chez in her car, Wednesday with
load of sweet corn raised on the Lean
der ranch for the Wenatchee mar
ket. Little Bobby George came hom
with them to spend few days at tn
Leander ranch.
Jack o. Larey and Dudley Wilkir
son will leave tomorrow. Saturday, fe
Lapine, Oregon, for days visit wit
the formers sister, Mrs. Maurie
Hitchcock, and upon their return wi
be accompanied by Miss Tomm
o. Larey, who has been guest at til
Hitchcock home at Lapine for the la
three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. o. McClay an
daughters, Helen, and Marjorie, cam
~ over from Seattle last Friday and Wis
tied until Monday with Mrs. McClay
father, F. M. Hill. This was Mr.. M
Clay's first visit to this valley j
nine years and he was greatly in
pressed with the changes and in
provements that have taken place
that time.
/ Mrs. T. M. Stephen, her daughte
Miss Reita and son, William, lie
last Saturday to join Mr.. Steph,
at Cashmere, where he has been ;
summer engaged at his trade as
carpenter. The trip was made in
F. Arncld's truck. The family hope