White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1932-06-23

was recorded on the 21st. ;.
| Judge j. G. Lloyd was professional
visitor in Prosser and Yakima Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Durall of Yaki-
ma were Sunday callers at the Walter
Chapel home.
Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Cassidy of va
kima spent Sunday as the guests of
Mrs Alice English and her son, F. A.
English, at the Drug Store.
j. H. johnson made a business trip
to Othello Tuesday, taking over a load
of produce. He was accompanied by
r. S. Robertson.
Edmund Anderson made trip to
Ritzville and Lind Saturday, taking
over a load of cherries and bringing
back load of feed
Ralph Sill, of Seattle, nephew of
Mrs. Alex Parke, is spending his sum-
mer vacation at the Parke home, help
ing with the care of the ranch.
F. E. Taylor drove over to Yakima
last Thursday to meet Mrs. Taylor
and Mrs. John McFee, who were re-
turning from Seattle after having at
tended for several days the biennial
convention of federated Women's clubs.
Miss Ethel BoaWn, student nurse
at the Deaconess hospital in Spokane,
arrived Wednesday of last week to
spend fortnight's vacation at the
home of her sister, Mrs. r. IT, Upton,
at White Bluffs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Chairman we're
hosts Sunday to Mr.. and Mrs. William
Willis and family, and Mr.. and Mrs
Lon Woody and two children, all OF
Wapato. Mr.. Willis is nephew of Mrs
Glanzlnan.
A cheat fire started on the G.. c..
Coleman premises last Saturday, as a
lire preventive measure by Mr.. Cole
man, crept into some saWdust near the
Woodpile and smouldered there for
several hours without being discovered
until it burst into blaze early Sum
day morning. destroying a cord of
wood before it could be eXtinguisled.
A group of Milwaukee railroad Of
ficials, including R. V. Cummings, di-
vision freight and passenger agent, j..
: Ludwig, travelling freight agent, and
Harry Rowe, assistant general freight
agent, were visitors in this valley We'd
nesday
DR.. j. e. Guernsey, Othello physi-
clan, who had planned to be in White
Bluffs the first Monday of each
month, has revised his schedule, and
from now on will be in this COM
munity on the second and fourth
Mondays of each month. His first visit
Miss Bertha Wills of Martinez, Cali
fornia, is a visitor in White Bluffs a
guest at the home of her aunt, Mrs.
j. c. Lloyd. Miss Wills is member
of the Martinez high school teaching
= corps and for several years has spent
a part of her annual vacation with
Judge and Mrs. Lloyd.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Moody and
daughter Dolores and Mrs. j. Il. Lean
der and daughter Pauline made up a
party that drove over to Yakima Fri
day and returned home Saturday
While in the city, the two little girls
had their tonsils removed.
Robert Haskell and his mother Mrs
Cecil Haskell, are at home again from
Yakima, where Robert underwent ap-
pendectomy the previous week at st
Elizabeth's hospital. They returned
home Saturday evening with Mr.. Has
kell and j. NJ Shinn, who drove over
in the Shinn car.
A lesson on the proper use OF the
flag was studied at the meeting OF
the local Women's Auxiliary of the
American Legion, held at the home OF
Mrs. A. j. Spear Tuesday afternoon
when seven members were present.
Mr.. and Mrs Peter Anderson came
over from Seattle Saturday for visit
at the ranch and on their return tc
the Coast Sunday were accompanied
by the c.. G. Anderson family who
with the exception of Mr. Anderson
will remain on the Coast until after
the Fourth. Mr. Anderson returned tC
the ranch Wednesday.
Emil Cords, Bonnie Moede, Tom
Brean and William Moede went up tC
Priest Rapids Saturday and put in 9
day or SO gathering a raft of about
twenty cords of wood which they float
ed down the Columbia Monday When
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