White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1932-03-24

Yakima visitors Wednesday.
Mrs o. B. Gwin of Priest Rapids
spent a few days here this week, the
guest of her mother, Mrs A. j. Romans
Mrs. James Meeks reports that the
Yakimine trees are blooming at the
Meeks ranch at Allard, in the hearr
of the Up-River banana belt.
The Clarke brothers, Patrick and
Thomas, Jr., will have charge of the
B. L. Clark place on Barrett Island
this summer.
Dr. E. F. Newton, accompanied by
Mrs. Newton and Mary Elizabeth and
Mrs. Oliver Williamson, drove over to
Othello last Sunday.
| Charles English came over from Sc
attic Monday evening and visited until
Wednesday morning with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. English. He made
the trip in his Ford coupe.
The Junior Woman's Club will meet
Friday, April lst, at the home Of Mrs.
Monica Borden. flower seed and
plant exchange will take place during
the afternoon.
Pastor H. A. Schultz will give lee
ture Sunday evening, March 81, at
Liberty Hall, on the subject "Origin
Work and Destiny of the Devil" All
are welcome.
Mrs H. r. Thumm has returned to
Riverby Ranch for the summer, after
having spent the winter in her cottage
OH the White Bluffs side of the Col
umbia.
George McConnachie of Hanford
was in White Bluffs Monday, looking
after assessment work. Mr.. McCon-
nachie is acting as deputy assessor for
both the Hanford and White Bluffs
districts this year.
A small group of neighbors and
friends called ON Mrs Paul Schicka
Wednesday afternoon in honor of her
birthday. Cream puffs, cake and coffee
were served and pleasant afternoon
was enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Anna Jaeger came down from
Anaqum Ranch last Thursday evening
and attended the social meeting OF
the Grange She was an overnight
guest at the Upton home, returning
to Vernita the next morning.
Dinner guests of Mrs l.. c. Robin
son and Mr. and Mrs. Cole at the Com
mercial hotel today, Thursday were
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Fenley of Han
ford and Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Featherly
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenz of Yakima
= Quite little excitement was caused
in town last Saturday afternoon when
some one thought he had discovered
that DR.. NeWton's office was on fire
An investigation disclosed that the
sterlizer had become overheated and il
was disconnected No damage wa.
done
Fl. r. Paschen this week moved hi
family into the Lott cottage in town
recently vacated by w. L. SchWisow
and will live there this summer. TIL,
house on the Paschen ranch is nov
being occupied by Everett Meeks, VIII,
will care for the place during the com
ing season.
y Mr. and Mrs. Henry Chairman an,
Mrs. Lucy Willis were visitors in va
kima Wednesday, From Yakima Mrs
Willis went on to Corvallis, Oregon
to be the guest of her daughter, Mrs
Roderick Sprague for the next tw
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs Ernest NJ Woods an,
children returned Sunday to thei
home from Harrah, where they hav
been the guests of relatives for tn
last few weeks. l.. Briggs, Mr. Wood
brother in-law, who brought then
over, returned the same day
Mr.. and Mrs. Lovett Dague, Mr.. an
Mrs. Sam Foraker and Mr.. and Mr.!
Harry Chambers of Kennewick, Wer
guests of Mr. and Mrs. II. e. Folt
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. c. Broughton a
at the Legion dance at Hartford Sat
urday night.
Miss Jean Shinn is convalescing i
the hospital of Our Lady of Lourde
in Pasco this week, having undergon
appendectomy there last Sunday. He
mother, Mrs j. M. Shinn, who wit
Mr.. Shinn accompanied Jean to til
hospital Sunday, and remained wit
her until Wednesday, says that tn
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