White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1931-05-21

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Miss Louise Paschen arrived home
Saturday from Seattle, where she
has been student at the University
of Washington.
Jack Olson drove over to Prosser
Sunday to spend the, day with Mrs.
/ Olson. who witch their little daughter
is visiting relatives there.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Melee and
family drove up to Rimrock near
Yakima last Sunday to enjoy an
outing and picnic.
! Rev. and Mrs. M: L. Anderson and
On Alvin, and Jack O'Larey spent
Sunday in Mabton, where Rev. An
derson conducted services in the
Methodist church in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. IWiehl and
Mrs. Russell Miller drove over to
Yakima Tuesday. Mrs. Miller and
Mrs. Wiehl returned home the same
evening, Wright going on to Waits
burg, where he is employed in road
work.
Eight carloads of Fernandez sheep,
that wirtered at Sunnyside, were
shipped out of Priest Rapids this
7vesk on their way to the sutnne-
range in Montana, and two carloads
OF the Rothrock sheep at Cold Creek
were loaded at Riverland Siding for
shipment also to Montana.
Mrs. A. Ferwerda marguerite
Tromanhauser) was one of the en-
tertainers on two of the Seattle
broadcasting stations last week. At
ESQ p. m. On Wednesday she sang
over station KJR and Saturday
afternoon over KOMO.
Rev. L. c. Krug will leave Satur.
day for Yakima, where he is to con-
duct services in Grace. Lutheran
church Sunday morning. The Rev.
,rend will return in the afteroon
TO conduct service here at home in
the evening at 500 o'clock. The
Misses Esther and Ruth NAV ac-
company their father on the trip to
Yakima
Mrs. Mary Davis, Benton County
club leader, was in White Bluffs
Monday afternoon stimulating en-
thusiasm in the All club work in
order that delegates may be sent to
the annual club camp at Pullman in
June. There were no delegates sent
from here last year.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Stowe returned
home Sunday evening from a two
weeks vacation trip in their car
which took them to many points on
the Sound and as far north as Van
couver, B. G.. Floyd Hager, who sub
stituted for Mr.. Stowe at the Union
Oil company station during their alb
sence has gone back to Yakima.
Mrs. j. C. Shoots, who has been
confined to her bed for the last two
months as the result of an unusually
severe attack of the flu, was taken to
Spokane last Sunday to be under the
care of specialists at Edge Cliff san
itarium for a time. She was accom-
panied to Spokane by her mother,
Mrs. M. E. Houk, and Mr.. Shoots, the
triy being made by train beyond
Othello.
Mrs. w. ]. Jenkins last week re-
ceived cards announcing the gradua-
ton of two former White Bluffs
school students now living elsewhere.
One is Ralph Barton, who graduates
this week from the ST. Helen's Ore
gon, high school, and the other is
Edna Graham, who will graduate
from the Wenatchee high school,
May &c.
William Hall drove over to Seattle
last Saturday. He was accompanied
on the way over by the Misses Helen
Dean and Margaret Johnson. who
ware returning to their respective
homes on the coast after a years
work of teaching in the White Bluffs
schools. The trip was made via White
Swan to afford Miss johnson the OPP
portunity of consulting with the
White Swan school superintendent
about her work there next year.
A group Of j. B. Tromanhauser's
friends surprised him at his home
Saturday evening, May 16, his seven
tieth birthday anniversary, taking
with them ice cream, cake and coffee.
The evening was spent in playing
cards and pleasant conversation mu-
sic by MIR Jenkins and Mrs. Roberts
being enjoyed by all. Those present