White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1931-11-05

AilIOIle II. BOeCUCIleT, superintendent
OF Hanford schools, returned Saturday
evening from Washington, D. G. While
there he saw many points of historical
interest, including the trip to Airing
ton National Cemetery and Washing
tons home at Mount Vernon. He also
made tour of the Bureau of Engrav-
ing where he observed the process of
making postage and revenue stamps
and the paper money. His tours also
included the White House, Capitol
buildings, Congressional Library, Pan
American buildings, Washington Mon
ument, etc. An interesting feature was
attending part session Of the Supreme
Court. Supt. Boettcher reported a
wonderful trip both ways and his ex-
aminations were interesting and salts
factory as far as he could tell. One
hundred candidates from all over the
country were present, so it will be some
time before they know their rating.
Quentin Ives left for Yakima on
Mondays stage to get his car which
was damaged a week ago near Mckee
City. Last Monday the Ives family
were in their car on the way to Han
ford and the truck containing their
household goods was in front of them.
The driver of the truck made wrong
turn and the former car was damaged
and was taken to Yakima for repairs.
Cards are out announcing the birth
of a daughter on Oct. IA to Mr.. and
Mrs. Fay Olleman of Chicago. The
baby weighed 9 lbs. ozs. and has been
named Lois Irene.
The Stanley L. Gray family moved
into the Ed Nelson house last week.
Mrs. w. F. Boettcher, who has been
staying with her daughter in-law, be-
came ill Thursday, and Mrs. A. R.
Boettcher took her to Richland Fri
day morning The latter returned
Friday evening in order to be present
at the high school party and then
met her husband in Richland Satur-
day.
Rev. and Mrs. H. A. Noyes attended
Presbytery in Yakima Friday and al
so visited their daughter, Mrs. Dan
Thomas, who is in the hospital there.
On their way home they visited in
Parker Heights and in the evening
they attended the Lower Valley Chris
ton Endeavor rally. Rev. Noyes gave
a report of the World Convention held
at San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Crimson and
daughter Aileen visited the Joe Pi-
catti family in Yakima They have a
beautiful new home and everything
very modern. joey and Charlie came
back with them and the two boys re-
turned with Joe when he came over
Sunday
About fifty employees of the Per-
fham Fruit company, with their fam
lilies, gathered Wednesday evening al
the Grange Hall for farewell dinner
After the dinner they played cards
and danced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Houghton and
two sons of Yakima spent Sunday al
The Improvement Club will meet
Thursday, November IL, at the home
of Mrs. S.. F. Murray.
the G. H. Young home. MIR. Houghtor
is head of the Yakima Hardware Co
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Kline drove tc
Prosser to get Mrs. Nina Kline and
Miss Zoe Kline who expect to spend
the winter at the Kinne ranch. Mrs
Miles Kline and two little sons, Will
bert and Wallace, came over to re-
main here while Miles is helping to
-
GUS places Zoe expects to enter the
fifth grade early in the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Wilson came over
from Yakima Friday evening to spend
the weekend at the Syfford home.
They returned Sunday afternoon, ac-
companied by Miss Helen Craig, who
will visit in Yakima.