White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1931-07-16

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Mrs. M. Beyers and Mrs. Beth
Beyers and children were Yakima Wis
itors Friday.
| Wells Soden, three-year- son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. e. ]. Soden, is victim
Of whooping cough.
Several cases Of measles in this COM
munity have been reported. Among the
victims are Mrs. Emil Cords and the
Misses Garrett and Elaine Coleman.
Ralph Upton drove down to the
Pasco hospital last Friday evening to
bring home Mrs. Upton and the new
little daughter, Candida Jeanene.
Harold and Glen Grisham arrived
from their home on the coast last
Wednesday to spend the week in the
valley as the guests Of Mrs. D, Baker.
Leroy Codding is a visitor at the
Gossard home on the coast, having
accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Har-
rington when they returned home af-.
ter having spent the Fourth here.
The Columbia River Troopers under
the command of Leaders Jay Mont
gomery and William Burkett, enjoyed
a picnic on the banks of the ditch
Sunday. Everybody reports a good
| time and lots to eat.
Mrs. Lack, house guest of Mrs.
Taylor this summer at Sunnyhank
ranch, has been sufferer this week
from severe attack of rheumatism.
She is under the care of Mrs. S. M.
Briscoe
A row of poplar trees on the resi-
dence lots in the east part of town
owned by F.. A. English were cut down
this week and will be cut up into fire.
wood. The trees are being replaced by
the Siberian elm, more desirable
tree for shade and lawn planting than
either the poplar or locust.
The Needles and Pins Senior Girls,
Sewing club held their meeting We'd
nesday. Mrs. Davis, county 4-H club
leader, was present, giving an excel
lent talk on clothes for different types
of people. Refreshments of ice cream
and cake were served.
DORIS HoLECEK,
Secretary
When l.. T. Brooks went out to his
sprayer early this morning he found
that some one had been there in the
night and removed the two spray guns
by cutting the hose and had also re-
moved several parts of the engine.
Deputy Sheriff g. I. Wright after be-
ing notified made an investigation and
suspician pointed to q stranger who
had camped that night near. the brick
school house. AS the tracks of his Car
indicated he had driven toward Ken
neWick, Mr.. Wright called the sheriff's
office at Prosser and shortly after
noon received call from Deputy
Sheriff James Shepherd, at Kenne-
wick saying he had arrested the man
and was taking him to Prosser Mr..
Brooks left Immediately for Prosser to
identify the stolen goods
| Mrs l. S. Jones of the Palace of
Sweets at Sunnyside came over last
week to visit day or two here with
her daughter, Mrs. F. w. Dawson. On
her return home Friday morning, she
was accompanied as far as Yakima by
Mrs. Lulu johnson, who spent a few
hours with her son, w. B. johnson, at
st. Elizabeth's hospital where he has
lain in a plaster cast for the past nine
weeks while a broken spine was knit
ting. His doctors say that the cast
cannot be removed for some time yet
but otherwise Ford is feeling fine and
whites away the long hours reading,
visiting with friends who call, and
making plans for the big fishing trip
that he will enjoy as soon as he is al
lowed to leave the hospital. Mrs. john
son returned on the stage Friday af-
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