White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1930-09-19
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. O'Larey were
Yakima visitors Monday.
Keith Keller came over from Sunny
side this week to help with the apple
harvest.
| Take care of your eyes and eyes will
take care of you. See DR.. Kowalsky at
the Commercial hotel Oct. /. adv.
Donald McFee returned Monday
afternoon from a weekend spent in
Seattle with his mother.
Mrs. Jack Olson spent a day or
two the first Of the week in Prosser,
visiting her mother.
| Paul Schicka and Dave Morgan
|were business visitors in Yakima Mon
Iday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Coleman arrived
the first of the week from Coast and
are at their ranch home south of
town for time.
Fred Gilhuly and, Jack Olson of the
White Bluffs Motor company were
in Yakima Monday attending a meet
ing of the service men of the Chew
rolet company.
Mrs. A. S. NOVEL; was business
visitor in the valley this week, driving
over from Olympia, Wednesday. While
here she sold her crop of Delicious
apples.
The White Bluffs Trading Com
pany is advertising this week a
four day Clearance Sale, beginning
next Monday.
Louis Krug, an employee of the
p. P. & L. company, stationed at
Glenwood, Washington, arrived Tues
day to spend his vacation with his
parents, Rev. and Mrs. L. c. Krug.
AS you see. you think. If you don't
see right, you don't think, work or
feel right. Headaches. eight out of ten.
come from eye strain. Why all this?
DR.. Kowalsky will be at the CONNER
cial hotel Oct. 1. adv.
Miss Olga Stron. one of the teach
ers in the White Bluffs grade school
last year, came over from her home
at Enumclaw last Saturday to attend
the pajama dance and visit friends
over the weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lowe q
Seattle, who two years ago spent thei
honeymoon at 49, Hanford. ranch
came over last Friday and remaine
until Sunday celebrating the secon
anniversary of their marriage wit
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Anderson
While here they attended tie Pajam;
= dance at Hanford Saturday evening
On trip to Wenatchee, Tuesday
D. c. McGlothern took as his pas
senger his sister, Miss Connie Lee
McGlothern, who expected to go on
from there to Seattle. where she has
recently been offered a good position
doing sales and office work for a
prominent Seattle firm. Mr.. McGloth-
ern returned to White Bluffs Wednes-
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George McCotte
drove over to Yakima last Saturda,
and went on from there that evening
to Ellensburg to visit Harry Bruc
before returning home Sunday. The,
report Mr. Bruce's condition to b
steadily improving and that he ex
poets to be able to return home il
the near future.
Word received the first of the wee
by F. A. English from Mrs. English
who was called two weeks ago to tn
|, bedside of her father, M. A. House,
in Lawrenceville, Illinois, says thu
Mr.. Houser was still living when sh
reached home and was able to re
cognize her, although his passing wa
expected any moment. Mr.. House
= is 70 years old.
L. A. Codding, Art Heidemann an
w. H. Keal, three dyed-in-t he-wot
baseball fans, drove over to Yakim
last Sunday to see two games, til
battery in one of them being Sode
and Soden, who worked for Whit
Bluffs two years ago in the Fourt
of July game against Cornell at Pa.
co. Although the Soden battery ha
to go ten innings Sunday, they wo
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