White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1932-06-09


greatly to it's attractiveness.
S. H. Andrews of Wenatchee was a
business visitor in White Bluffs the
first of the week.
F. A. English, r. j. Roberts and DR..
E. F. Newton were business visitors in
Yakima Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Ralph Watkins of Seattle, with
her small son was visitor this week
at the home of her brother, Earl Soden,
from Friday until Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs j. II. Cole of the COM
mercial hotel left last Thursday even
ing on the train for Seattle, where
they will enjoy a short vacation and
visit with friends.
Barney Hagen's Gloom Chasers are
here this week, holding forth in
tent set up on the empty lot east OF
Mrs. Loveland's The show is attract
ing good sized crowds.
Miss Grace Petersen and Mrs. James
Lynn, sisters of Mrs. Francis Moody,
with the latter's three children were
visitors at the Moody home last week,
returning to their home in Wenatchee
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs G.. 1. Wright and Mrs
Ida M. Craig left Tuesday afternoon
for Bellingham, where they will be
guests at the Eula Byrd home for a
time. Mr. and Mrs. Wright expect to
return to White Bluffs at the end of
two weeks but Mrs Craig will remain
until the end of July.
Judge j. c.. Lloyd was transacting
business in Ephrata and Quincy the
latter part OF last week, going over
with Receiver Marvin Chase Friday as
the latter was returning to Wenatchee,
and returning to White Bluffs Satur-
day.
Helmer Sanner and Robert Nitzsche
expect to leave Friday for California
on business mission. Mrs. Sanner
will accompany them as far as Marys-
vile, where she will visit for few
days at the John Sanner home, Mrs.
John Sanner returning with her to
White Bluffs. John Sanner will make
the California trip with his brothers
Mo M
home here Saturday from Montana,
where she taught last winter, and will
spend the summer in Washington. She
made the trip in her car and reports
a delightful journey, although she en-
countered a great deal of rain in COM
ing through the mountains. Before
coming to White Bluffs, Mrs. johnson
visited friends in Finley and spent a
day with her son. w. B. Johnson, at
Sunnyside.
Mrs. r. e. Taylor and Mrs. w. f
Shaw, president and secretary, respect
lively, of the local American Legion
Auxiliary unit, attended the sixth dis
trict presidents conference in Yaki-
ma Saturday. They were accompanied
to Yakima by Miss Elsie Taylor, who
remained to be the guest of the E. G
Johnson family at Naches for month
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hanks left
Friday for their home at Long Beach
California, after having spent most Of
the preceding week in the valley, guest:
at the w. r. Kirby home at White
Bluffs and the w. Fl. Kirby home al
Allard.
Robert Nitzsche returned Tuesday
from Washington State college, where
he has been student since the frs
of the year. He was accompanied b.
Miss Marian Wheeler, who is also {
student at w. S. C. Both young people
will spend the summer at their home
in White Bluffs.
Jack Olsen who, for the last thre
years. has been employed as a mech
anic in the White Bluffs Motor com
pany garage, left Saturday with hi
family and household goods for Nab
ton, where he has made a deal TO
the purchase of garage and repai
shop.
Miss Dorothy Morford and Miss Lor
raine Shanahan were hostesses Wed
nesday evening of last week at Mis-
Shanahans home, entertaining 81
members of the Girls Bridge Club.
pleasant evening was enjoyed, cake an
coffee being served at the close of play
High score was made by Miss Tommi
OLarey and low by Miss Rosie Krue
Mrs. Harold Stowe and Mrs. K. 4
House and small son, Hugh Cartel
drove over to Pullman Saturday in tn
Stowe car. Mrs. Stowe visited there a
the home of her parents, Mr. and Mr.