White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1932-08-25

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Miss Garnet Coleman spent few
days in Yakima the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. GibbinS were
visitors in Kennewick Tuesday.
DR.. E. F. Newton made his regular
professional visit to Othello Sunday,
accompanied by F. E. Schumacher Of
Hanford and Forrest Heath.
Mr.. and Mrs Max VOORHEES, and Mrs.
Lou Nicely arrived from Portland in
their car last Friday for a weeks Wis
it with Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Gray
and family
State Highway Patrolman Marvin
Carnahan of KenneWick was in White
Bluffs Monday on official business.
Frank Pritchard, Jr., returned to his
home i'm Seattle last Saturday. The
NcFee family of Colonsay Ranch,
where he had been visiting, accom-
panied him as far as Sunrise Park
and there met the Seattle Pritchards,
with whom they visited a few hours
while eating picnic lunch, before re-
turning to White Bluffs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Chairman, ac
companied by Mrs. Lucy Willis and
Miss Lois Alexander, left Tuesday
morning for Portland and NeWburg
Oregon. At Richland the party was
joined by Mrs. F. w. Curtis, who will
visit with them in Oregon for short
time. Miss Alexander was returning to
her home in Newburg after a summer
spent at Wahluke ferry with her uncle
Mr.. Chairman.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Shines, former res
idents of the In-B-Tween, now LIVING
at Cashmere, spent the weekend at
the j. f. Ieander home.
Miss Ruth McCotter, who has spent
the summer in White Bluffs as thu
guest of her mother, Mrs. Percie Bruce
left Monday for Tacoma to visit hel
sister, Mrs. Fl. w. Mills, few days
before the opening of the Kelso schools
Miss McCotter teaches the sixth grade
in Kelso. Her brother, Jimmie McCot
ter, went with her on the trip to Ia.
coma in order to assist with the driving
of the Ford coupe she recently pur
chased. He will return by train.
Everyone is invited to neighborhoot
program, to be given Sunday, Angus
20, at the home of Rev. and Mrs
George Strycker about two mile
northwest of Hanford The program
will begin at 2:30 p. m. and will in
clude old time church singing ant
Bible study. Rev. Strycker will be il
charge and both old and young ma,
enjoy a good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Chase and sol
Tony left today, Thursday, on shor
vacation trip, part of which will b.
spent with relatives at Wenatchee
While there, Mr.. Chase expects tt
take a short fishing trip to Lake Klon
Oqua.
Charles Whitney was business Wis
itor in White Bluffs the first of thu
week, coming down from Wildwood
Monday and returning Tuesday.
Miss Elizabeth Real returned hom
Monday after a months visit in Dee
Park with the family of Rev. M. I
Anderson. Rev and Mrs. Anderson
who accompanied her to White Bluffs
will remain for few days visit a
their ranch before returning to Dee
Park.
j. +. Coleman of Seattle is spending
fortnight in the valley, having driv
en- over last Sunday in truck from
the Coast. With him were two of hi
grandchildren, Don Gregory of Seattl
and Miss Elaine Coleman of Whit
Bluffs, the latter of whom was re
turning home after a two weeks visi
in Seattle. While here, Mr.. Coleman
and Don are guests at the G. c. Cole
man home.
Fl. l.. Wolf of Roy, was in the vale
Sunday on business matters connecte
with his ranch property.
Mrs. M. E. Houk and son Elme
came down from Quincy Saturday eve
ming and were guests until Tuesda
morning at the home of Mr.. and Mr.!
Earl Soden. Both visitors say the
like their new home at Quincy yer
much. The Texaco service station, g
which Mr.. Houk is now proprietor,
located on corner where two high
ways intersect, and in connection wit
the station, Mrs. Houk assists in tn
management of stand where ic
cream, cold drinks and fruit are sol
to the travelling public. Elmer will at
tend high school in Quincy this yea,