White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1931-03-05
Around and About White Bluffs

tie day or TWO Cne IlTSC Oh Cle week.
Ferd Luhma. came over from
Yakima Saturday for visit in the
v&i4ey.
F.. J. O'Larev was business visit
or ir Yakima a few hours Saturday
morning.
f; Mr.. and Mrs. C.. G. Osenhaueh and
fsmjlv were visitors in Kennewicls
SUNDAY. While there they attended
4 show.
! Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Tromanhauser
drove over to Yakima in their car
Monday for days shopping and
visiting in the city.
! Mr.. and Ms. K. d. Barge and
Evelyn were Yakima visitors dur
ing the week end, driving over Sat-
urday and returning Sunday.
A new stationary spray outfit has
been installed this spring by Mana
ger Earl Soden, on the H. L. Wolf
ranch north of town.
Otis Shelton drove over to Yaki-
ma Sunday morning apd returned
later in the day bringing home Mrs.
Shelton and their two weeks old
baby daughter from the hospital.
A son was horn Tuesday, February
23, at V-7natchee to Mr.. and Mrs.
Pot P. Lindell, former White Bluffs
+ Clients, according to word receiv-
ed this week.
Rev. and Mrs. L. C. Krug drove
down to Kennewick Monday, taking
Mr.. and Mrs Gruenhagen that far on
their journey to California. where
they have gone to make their home.
Mrs. D. A. Williams underwent an
appendicitis operation Tuesday morn
ing in st. Elizabeth's hospital in Yak
ina, where she is reported to be max
ing satisfactory recovery.
Miss Ellen Anderson is expected
to arrive from Portland Saturday
evening to be the guest Of he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Edmund An
derson, over Sunday.
The Al Sewing Club, composed
of girls Of fourteen years of age,
will meet Saturday at the home O.
their leader, Mrs. ]. M. Shinn.
Christian Hinderer of Douglas
formerly a resident Of the valley
was guest at the Schilling and
IHeidemann homes here over the week
end.
A nephew of Charles and Hagebert
Eilertson, whose home is in Yakima,
will have charge Of the Hagebert
Eilertson tract this year and was
over from Yakima last week to
arrange for cleaning the place up.
DR.. and Mrs. E. F. Newton and
family spent an interesting day Sum
day at the gas wells in the Rattle
snake hills. They report that there
were number of cars of visitors
from other places in this part of the
state at the wells Sunday.
Mrs. L. NJ Kern, who has been {
visitor for the past few weeks at the
home of her son, v. O.. Kern, re-
turned to Tacoma last Friday Virgil
taking her in his car as far as Beverly
where she boarded a Milwaukee
train.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. I. Wright were
the week end guests of relatives in
Yakima, going over SATURDAY. and
returning Sunday Saturday evening
they attended dance at which tn,
music was furnished by old-time fid
dlers and report an enjoyable evening
There is considerable flu in the
community right now Among those
having been reported to the Spokes-
man as having had a round with it
lately are Mr.. and Mrs. H. III. Smith
Jon McFee, F. A. English and R. E.
Gibbins
Mrs. Edward Ponsat entertained
last Saturday with party in honor
of her daughter, Yvonne. Seven little
girls were the guests and an after
noon of games was followed by thu
serving of lovely refreshments BY
Mrs. Ponsat. Yvonne received many
nice gifts. The girls present to enjoy
the occasion were: Alice Mae Miller
Mabel Spear, Gloria Hawley, Evelyr
Roberts, Irene Voyles, Elizabeth Kea
and Lucille Battig.
A nice letter. from Mrs. Alice Dunn
art formerly lard noctroo STOW o,6
now living in Edison, Washington