White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1931-01-29

cottage near the high SCHOOL.
The Ladies Aid will meet Thurs !
day. February S, at the home of Mrs.
Anderson.
Mrs. j. M. Shinn. Secretary.
Clate Grewell returned the latter
rart of last week from weeks stay
in Ellensburg.
Dudley Wilkinson will arrive this,
Thursday, evening to spend the week
end here with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. S. Wilkinson. Dudley is
student at Whitman College.
w. r. Kirby made trip in his
truck las. Thursday to Neppel to
bring over another load of the In
..atam Sheep Company camp, which
he is moving.
The first 1881 White Bluffs. baby
is Hermann Killian, jr., who arrived
Saturday, January "a. The baby is
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Hermann Kill
lian, who live on one of the Heide-
mann ranches.
Harry Bruce, who has been in i'll
health for several months, was taken
to Prosser this week for medical ex-
animation:
AL Anderson has returned to White
Bluffs after a two months absence
in Ellensburg.
Have your ewes tested by some one
who knows. DR.. Kowalsky will be
at the Commercial hotel, White
Bluffs, Monday, February 2. adv.
The ladies of John Lindblad post
Auxiliary announce that they will
hold bake sale Saturday, February
Z. The sale will be held at the White
Bluffs Trading company store and
will begin at 10 am. Cakes, cookies,
pies, homemade rolls and salads will
be among the good things to eat that
will be offered for SALE
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J Ferd Lumhan came over from Sc
attic the first of the week for short
visit with friends and to look after
business interests.
Just received lot Of fine Enam-
ell Ware. Colors will work in
with any color scheme in the kitch-
en-.
JOHN DOVER LUMBER CO.
The group of girls who form Mrs.
McFee's Sunday school class at the
Presbyterian church wish to thank
all who patronized their bake sale last
Saturday morning at the drug store,
especially Mrs. English, Mrs. Ander-
son and Mrs. Miller, who helped with
the sale. The proceeds, which amount
ed to $7.65, will be presented by the
class to the Basement fund of the
Sunday school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Chairman left
in their car Tuesday morning on a
business trip to Portland. They ex-
pect also to make Ia short visit with
relatives at Silverton, Oregon, and
with Mr.. and Mrs. Roderick Sprague
at Corvallis before returning to White
Bluffs next Sunday evening.
Be good to your eyes You have
nothing you should treasure more.
Have your eyes tested by DR.. ].
]. Kowalsky, who will be at the
Commercial hotel, Monday, Feb
ruary Q. adv.
Mrs. K. e. Grant passed through
Kennewick Tuesday evening of last
week on her way to Escanaba, Mich
igan Mrs. Grant had left White
Bluffs shortly before Christmas, 60
ing first to visit sister at Eugene,
Oregon, and finding the latter very
ill, had remained with her until the
first of last week, when the journey
East was resumed.
Mrs. A. j. Spear was the guest of
honor at party in her own home
Tuesday evening, the guests being a
dozen of her friends who appeared
unexpectedly to help her celebrate her
birthday. A lovely big birthday cake
baked by Mrs. R. B. McMurri was
a feature Of the delicious lunch that
was brought by the guests and en-
joyed by all.
Several homes in the valley are un-
der quarantine this week for chicken
pox, many children of the grade
school being affected. It was thought
at first that the ailment might be
smallpox but DR.. Spaulding, who was
up from Kennewick last Sunday. pro-
nounced it chickenpox. The homes
quarantined are those of the McFee,
Ponsat, Taylor, Hawley, Shinn and