White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1931-04-16
Around and About White Bluffs

| Save the date, Friday, April "a,
for the Grange play, "The Vulture"
| Miss Dorothy Morford spent the
week end in Kennewick, the guest Of
her friend, Miss Eleanor Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. 1. Wright, II. F.
1 Paschen ond John McFee were bust
ness visitors in Yakima Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. N. Hensley Of the
rn-B-Tween were dinner quests Sun
dav Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Troman-
hauser
| Mrs. David Zerwekh was a passen-
ger out on. Fridays train for Seattle
where she will visit at the home of her
son, David .Zerwekh Jr., for few
! weeks.
Dudley Wilkinson returned to his
studies at Whitman College, Monday
after ten days vacation spent in
White Bluffs with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. D. S. Wilkinson
Mrs. C.. G.. Osenbaugh, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. ]. Jenkins, Mrs. Harry Kel-
Ter and Mrs. R. T. Carpenter were
visitors Saturday evening in Yakima,
where they attended a show.
Charles Eilertson left Wednesday
for Yakima, where he will be under
the care of a physician for time
until his health improves. He made
the trip with his brother, Emanuel
Eilertson, of Yakima, who was here
! Wednesday.
Local Manager c. H. Kingman,
with Mrs. Kingman, Miss Dorothy
Morford and Jay Montgomery, attend
ed sales meeting of Pacific Power
& Light Company employees in
Kennewick last Thursday evening.
Do you like mystery stories? Then
you'll like "The Vulture." Don't miss
it. High school auditorium Friday
night, April "a.
| j. B. Dotson of Spokane with his
daughters Elberta and zelda, and
Miss Pauline Stack were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Foltz several
days last week, it being Easter va
cation time for the Spokane County
schools, where the young people are
all students.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Cole left Sun
day, for Yakima where they took
train for Seattle for an indifinite stay.
Mr.. Coles health has not been very
good lately and they plan to stay on
the Coast until it improves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cole were taken to
Yakima by their daughter, Mrs. L.
c. Robinson.
A cheerful note from R. w. Gruen-
/ hagen, who with Mrs. Gruenhagen
left early this spring for California |
to live, says that they are now in |
their own home in Oakland, having |
purchased house at 1905 Abbey ST., |
and promises letter to old friends
through the columns of the Spokesman
as soon as they are comfortably set |
tied.
Miss Helen Wheeler returned Wed-l
nesday of last week from week end |
visit in Seattle, where she was the |
guest of her sister, Mrs. Thorvald |
Danielson. Doris Jean Morford, who
had been visiting at the Danielson
home for week or so, returned home
with Helen.
Miss Garnett Coleman, who made
trip over to the Yakima valley
recently accompanying her grand
mother, Mrs. j. F. Coleman of Seattle
on days visit at the Harry Coleman
home at Sunnyside, reports the lat
ter's family all we'll and enjoying life I
on their dairy farm there.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Lemka left
this, Thursday, morning in their truck
with their household goods for their
new home at Orting. They have been
held up several days because of truck T
traffic regulations through the Pass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Keen will move
into the house on the Lemka place,
now owned by r. S. Reirson
Ruben Krug and his daughter, Miss
Marian Krug, of Hood River, Oregon,
accompanied by the formers sister,
Mrs. Emma Ha1verson, of Cut Bank,
Montana, were guests at the L. c.
Krug home Thursday of last week.
They returned to Hood River the
following day, leaving Mrs. Halverson
to visit with her brothers. family here
for several weeks.