White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1930-07-25
around and About White Bluffs

Fred M. We'll was over from Seat
tie and spent most of the week here.
G. E. McClendon of Richland, can
didate for sheriff, was a business visit
or in White Bluffs, Monday, and while
here had his name entered on the
ever growing list of Spokesman
subscribers.
William Coulson completed the
harvesting Of his apricot crop the
first Of the week. His yield this year
was good and because of the general
shortage Of apricots in the state this
year, his net returns were consider
ably above the average.
Mrs. I. S. Jones and Mrs. F. w.
Dawson and Mrs. Dawson's two
youngest children went to Yakima
Tuesday, the little boys undergoing an
operation there that day for the re-
moval Of their tonsils. They all re-
turned home Wednesday evening, in
Mrs. Jones new Studebaker coupe,
purchased in Yakima that day.
c. w. Fristoe of Prosser, candidate
on the republican ticket for prosecut-
ing attorney, was visitor in White
Bluffs last Friday in the interest of
his candidacy. He was accompanied
by his father. II. c. Fristoe, of Wind
sor, Missouri, who is spending few
months in Washington.
Mrs. A. S. NOVEL; drove over from
Olympia this week, arriving in White
Bluffs Wednesday morning, and
spent few days in the valley looking
after her orchard interests. Mrs. Mo-
well was accompanied on the trip by
her niece, Miss Aileen Sprague. also
of Olympia, who was guest at the
O'Larey home during her stay.
George Angle of Naches, and his
daughters. the Misses Florence, Wini-
fred and Mildred Angle, visited
friends in White Bluffs Sunday and
enjoyed the picnic lunch they brought
with them, under the trees on the
Codding ranch. They said that recent
letters from the w. S. Angles in Ken
lucky, reported the latter family ALL
well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cone and three
children of Woodland, Washington,
were unexpected guests at the c. c.
Coleman home the first of the week,
arriving Sunday and remaining until
Tuesday morning. They are old East
ern friends of Mrs. Coleman and were
going back to Ohio for the summer,
intending to visit Yellowstone Park
on the way
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. McMurry and
family, Thomas Williams and Frank
Dawson made up party that drove
to Wenatchee Wednesday morning.
There they were joined by DR.. Myrtle
Snyder Miller of that place, who with
her family went with them on up to
.lclcle Creek, near Leavenworth, the
last twelve miles of their journey hav-
ing to be made on foot. with pack
horses to carry their camp outfits.
They expected to be gone two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Penn and
daughters Ruby and Marguerite
are off on months vacation trip
that will take them first to Canada
to visit Mr.. PENIS brother and
then to Cadott, Wisconsin, where
other relatives live. In order not
to lose touch with community hap
penings while on the trip, Mr.. Penn
has ordered the Spokesman to fol-
low them.
When the Earl Soden family rel
turned home from town Saturday
evening, they were surprised to find
about twenty-five of their neighbors
and friends gathered to greet them.
the occasion being Mr.. and Mrs Sod
ems wedding anniversary and the for
mer's birthday. After several hours of
games and entertainment, refreshments
of ice cream, cake and lemonade were
served and the guests departed at a
late hour, wishing thsir host and host |
ess many happy returns of the day. /