White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1930-02-21
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

this week, coming to White Bluffs
from Sunnyside, where she spent last
week as the guest of Mrs. w. B.
Cloud. Mrs. Agnew, a former resi-
dent of White Bluffs, moved from
this state four years ago to Wyom-
ing, where Mr.. Agnew died about
three years later. She has been in
Seattle this winter with her daughter,
Mrs. Perry e. Day, and reports both
Mr.. and Mrs. Day and their two
daughters, Virginia and Airline, to
be in good health
A. j. Romans returned to White
Bluffs this week from Seattle where
he has been spending the winter and
is employed at Priest Rapids helping
to get the plant in shape for the ir-
rigation season. He will be employed
there this season as one of the OPP
orators.
Mrs. Clyde Wilson returned home
Wednesday from Tacoma where she
has been spending the winter. AS
soon as the house on the ]. P.
Weber place, where she and Clyde
will live this summer, is vacated,
Mrs. Wilson will return to Tacoma
for the children.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Scott left in
their car Sunday for short visit in
Portland and will drive on from there
to Seattle to visit a sister of Mrs.
Scott. who is ILL.,
Charles Meeksr drove over to va
kima Wednesday to attend tractor
school for few. days, and it is pos
sible that he will be accompanied
on his return home Sunday by his
mother, Mrs. M. S. Meeks, who has
been in Yakima for the past two
weeks at the home of her sister, Mrs.
F. D. Clemmer, under the care OF a
physician.
Miss Margaret Jean Wheeler, who
is a member of the high school teach
ing staff in Walla Walla, and Tor
valid Danielson, Of Saettle, were week.
end guests at the F. M. Wheeler
home, coming up from Kennewick
with Donald Wheeler Friday evening
and returning Sunday afternoon.
Perdy Grewell returned Sunday
evening after two days visit in Eliens-
burg with his father, T. G. Grewell
who has been i'll there at the home
of his sisters for several weeks. Perdy
says his father, in nearly well again
and expects to return to White Bluffs
the latter part 81 this week.
Robert Remlinger. Joe Wagner and
Donald and Forest Heath helped
Philip Heath celebrate his birthday
at his home last Sunday evening and
also helped him consume the won
derful dinner prepared by his mother,
Mrs. M. M. Heath, in honor OF the
occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Reierson en-.
tertained the other members OF Their
bridge club Thursday evening OF last
week, four tables being in play. High
score award was made to Mrs. /. G.
Hawley, the low score being carried
away by w. ]. Kincaid.
With the going OF the snow, spring
farming operations are beginning in
the Cold Greek country now, accord
/, ing to q. E. Meeker, WHO made a
trip to town Monday to get some OF
his farming tools repaired.
! Russell Miller expects to leave Sat
urday evening for Spokane to meet his
wife and two children, who have beer
visiting in Canada, and to bring them
to White Bluffs. They will live, tenn
porarily at least, in rooms upstairs in
the Wesley Robbins building.
In recent letter received by Mrs
H. H. Smith from Mrs. Herbert HUFF
at Auburn, the latter says that Mrs
A. E. Norman, also a former White
Bluffs resident, has lately suffered :
a second and very serious paralytit
] stroke and is now totally helpless.