White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1931-02-12
around and About White Bluffs

| Mrs. L. C. Robinson was visitor
in Yakima the first of the week.
Mrs. w. ]. Kincaid, Mrs. r. A.
English and Miss Virginia Kincaid
were visitors in Yakima Monday.
| M. M. Wiehl returned home Sun.
day from Pasco, where he had beer
for the preceding week serving or
the jury.
/ Mrs. Howard Smith was a passen-
er on the stage Friday for Walia
Walla, where she visited until Tues
day with Mr.. Smith, patient In the
Veterans hospital.
Dr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Wise and
young son Thomas came over from
Prosser Monday and visited for a
few hours with relatives and friends
at White Bluffs.
], Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Kincaid drove
up to Cheney Sunday to spend the
day, and while on the trip visited al
SO a couple of hours in Spokane.
! o. J. Longnecker, former local
manager for the Union Oil Company,
but now located at Ellensburg, was
a visitor in White Bluffs Wednesday.
Glenn Brooks returned home Sum
lday from a weeks visit in Wenatchee.
Mrs. R. E. Gibbins entertained at
cards last Thursday evening at her
home in honor of Mr.. Gibb MS birth
day. Two tables. of pinochle were in
play, high prizes being won by
Charles II. Kingman and Mrs. F. A.
English.
Mrs. L. M. Kern of Tacoma ri
rived on the train last Friday morn
ing and is a guest at the home of
her son, V. O. Kern.
James Paschen, who with Donald
Heath LETT at the close of the apple
packout here last fall to seek work
IN California, returned home on last
Fridays stage. Donald is EMPLOYED
in the lettuce sheds in southern Cal.
ltornia where he intends to remain
as long as he can find paying work
/ In sending in his yearly subscrip.
ton check this week, Frederick Kai.
ser OF Los Angeles, says: 81 look
with interest on the weekly delivery
OF your paper. have never been If
Washington but am taxpayer ane
therefore interested" Mr.. Kaiser SAYS
he is contemplating trip up here this
summer to look after his property.
Miss Dorothy Upton was hostess
to party of fifteen young people
When they spent a jolly evening at
the Black Sand Bar Wednesday eve
nlng OF last week. They spent the
evening playing games and roasting
Welners at huge bonfire that kept
everybody warm even though Febru-
airy is a little early in the season for
outdoor parties.
Oscar Swl nson was greeting old
friends here the first of the week,
coming over with |. C. Hawley from
Prosser where he had been visiting
his daughter, Mrs. R. A. Mcfarland
Mf. Swanson is now living in Seat
tie. He says Adolph and Ella are now
IN San Francisco and that his young
est daughter, Violet, has a position
as stenographer with a Seattle bust
ness firm.
A. E. Lemka left last Friday for
Walla Walla where for the next
month or two he will be patient
in the Veterans hospital.
L. A. Codding and SON Burton
made trip to Yakima Saturday
morning to meet Fred Rea who was
OH his way to White Bluffs for a
few days stay while looking after
business matters. Mr.. Rea returned
to Seattle Monday accompanied as
far as Yakima by Mr. Codding and
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Heidemann.
Nice April frysl That is what Mrs,
w. E.. Shaw is expecting to serve for
dinner Easter Sunday, if all goes well
with brood of baby clix Matched
out February 10 at Dunmovin Ranch,
This is the earliest, Mrs. Shaw says,
that she has ever had them to care
for. Although only about nine months
old the mother hen seems to under
stand her business thoroughly even
without the advantage of a domestic
science diploma.
Mrs. R. B. McMurry was the
recipient Of unique gift last week
from brother-in-law living in Cali
fornia-a cage containing three par.
rskeets. The little fellows came
through by express and seemed on
their arrival to be no whit the worse
for the trip. They are beautiful
specimens, and Mrs. McMurry is
rightfully very proud OF them.
Mrs. c. F. Barrett was a visitor
in the valley over the week end, COM
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