White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1932-08-04
Around And About White Bluffs

Ziegler Case of Sunnyside has been
visiting a few days at the Graves and
Phillips homes.
DR.. E. F. Newton was visitor in
Yakima Wednesday, attending the dis
trict caucus of delegates to the state
convention of the American Legion.
Orlin Gregg left Monday for Ham
ilton, Montana, where he will work as
patrolman in the Forest Reserve SER
vice.
Mrs. Sylvia Wommack and children,
| Glen and Juanita, are visiting at the
L.. A. Codding home this week. They
arrived Monday.
]. E. Van Woert of Sunnyside is in
charge of the local Union Oil station at
present, while H. A. Stowe, with Mrs.
Stowe, is spending two weeks vaca-
ton in Occur d'Alene, Idaho.
Mrs. Blanche Russell arrived last
Friday from Portland and will spend
two weeks vacation period with her
granddaughter Miss Mary Elizabeth
Newton, in HanfOrd.
Ralph Humphrey of the White Bluffs
Market moved his family the first OF
the week from the In-B-TWeen to the
Blair house near the grade school,
where they will live during the COM
ing year.
Miss CORA HaWley is spending part
of her summer vacation in Seattle, q
ZerWekh, Jr
After a pleasant summer spent at
Eight Films, the O'I,arey home, Dean
Taylor returned today, Thursday, to
his home in Sumner.
Accompanying their niece, Miss
Lenoir McMurry, who was returning
home after a weeks visit in Naches
Mr. and Mrs. j. P. Owens spent Sun
day at the McMurry home at White
Bluffs.
Mrs. David zerWekh, whose health
for some time has not been of the
: best, was taken to KenneWick this Weel
upon the advice of her physician, an(
will receive hospital care there for {
period.
A party made up of Mr.. and Mrs
C, j. Jansen, ziegler Case, Orlin Gregg
Arthur Phillips and Mrs. c.. G.. Phillip
drove to Walla Walla Sunday and Wis
tied there with MIR. Phillips at tn
Veterans hospital.
Mrs Edmund Anderson was happily
surprised last Saturday evening by tn
arrival of her sister, Mrs. William Hall
who with Mr. Hall drove over from
Bellingham for a weeks visit at TIN
Hanford Ranch. When they return t,
their Coast home, Mrs. Anderson ant
Clarene will accompany them
Mr.. and Mrs. D. O. McClay Of Sc
attle accompanied by their daughters
Helen and Marjorie, and two youn
men from Los Angeles, Arthur Broyle
and Chester Kingsport, arrived Frida
and visited until Monday with Mrs
McClays father, F.. M. Hill
Robert Knoll, with his mother, Mr.
Anna Knoll drove out from st. JOSEPH
Missouri, last week and arrived at tn
Alex Brain home in Priest Rapid
Monday evening, having spent fou
days and a half on the trip. Althoug
they will make their home from no
on somewhere in Washington, Robel
says their plans just at present al
only tentative, and they will visit o
the Coast for a while before definitel
deciding where they will locate
To celebrate her own birthday an
that of j. A. Bradley, which fell nee
the same date Mrs. II. H. Smith er
tertained with a seven o'clock Dime
at her home last Sunday evening. TT
beautifully appointed table was lighte
with blue and white candles and tt
flower centerpiece was lavish al
fangemenC OF glaQlOillSeS ana uanlla
The guests who were present to he
dispose of the wonderful dinner pr,
pared by Mrs. Smith, we're the tv
honor guests, and Mrs. Bradley, NJ
Smith, Mrs. Sadie Prime, Miss Or
Maple and Boyce Maple.
For the pleasure of Barbara Cha
mers of Walla Walla, and Tomn
Shaw of Corvallis, Oregon, visitors
the valley, Mrs. Wilbur Morford al
her daughters, Doris and Rosema1
entertained with children's party
the Morford home last Friday afte
noon When the guests had all arriv
and had donned the pretty paper ca
prepared for them, there were gam
and stories around the table
the dining room at which, later