White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1932-02-25

week, the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. P. j. Myhre.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Stowe made a
trip to Yakima Monday, going around
through Prosser to avoid the bad roads
near Mckee.
Mrs. w. A. Chapel left last Friday
morning for Kalispel, Montana, to visit
with her mother, Mrs. Edith susden,
and two sisters whose homes are there.
She expected to return to White Bluffs
about March !.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Shepherd and
son Bobby, Of Prosser, came over SUM-
day to attend the funeral of John
Conkle and were guests at the Wade
home for few hours.
Sunday evening guests of Mrs. Anna
Jaeger at Anaqum Ranch were Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Bruggemann, of River
land Rancho, Mrs. Emil Allwardt of
Mckee, and the Messrs. Fritz Allwardt
and Otto Jaeger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. G. Broughton and
family spent Sunday in KenneWick,
visiting at the home of relatives. On
their return they were accompanied by
five-year-old Billy Heneker, who has
been their guest at the ranch this week
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Nelson, Mrs
Alex Parke and Mrs. Edmund Ander-
son made up party that drove over
to Seattle last Saturday in the Ander-
son car The Nelson's and Mrs. Ander-
son returned home Sunday after hav-
ing spent the weekend with Seattle
friends, but Mrs. Parke remained tc
visit for time with her mother ant
sisters.
Clyde Wilson this week moved his
family from the Henry Stahl ranch
where they have been living, to one
of the state settlement tracts near the
Buss place, and E. A. Johnston, for
merly Of Othello, who has purchased
the Stahl ranch, tok immediate pos
session.
dinner at her home today, Thursday
to honor her mother, Mrs. Ida M
Craig, whose birthday it was. The
guests were Mrs. Craig's son, G. I
Wright, and Mrs. Wright; and hel
daughters, Mrs. Peter K. Saith, Mrs
Percie Bruce and Mrs. NJ. M. Wiehl
and their families.
Fred Gilhuly made trip to 'Kenne-
wick Sunday taking as his passenger!
Mrs. Gilhuly and John McFee, botl
bound for Coast points and DESTROYS O
avoiding the Yakima road in it's pres.
emit condition. Mr.. McFee boarded 9
train for Seattle where he has spent
this week looking after business mat
tiers and Mrs. Gilhuly caught bus
for Everett where she went to visit her
mother.
Mrs. w. w. Barrett returned Tuesday
from Walla Walla where she had beer
since shortly after the holidays with
her daughter, Mrs. j. M. Chalmers
who is now in Portland receiving med
ical treatment for case of arthritis
of the spine, from which she has beer
a sufferer for some time. Mrs Barrett
was accompanied home by her grand.
daughter, Barbara May Chalmers, Wht
will visit here while her mother is il
Portland
Coast papers last week carried new
of the death of Mrs. Sarah Bird, widow
of M. j. Bird and pioneer of Snoho
mish county, who passed away at he
home in Tolt, Monday, February Is
after long illness. Mrs. Bird was tn,
' mother of Mrs. Ben Herring, now O
Bakersfield, California, a former tea
cher in the White Bluffs schools, ant
had several times visited her daughte
here. She was 80 years DID, and was {
native of Perth, Scotland. She is sur
vived by eight children.
Through an oversight, the account o
the Girls Bridge club meeting TO
February IL was omitted from las
weeks Spokesman. The meeting wa
at the home of Miss Ethel Woods
where an exceptionally pleasant eve
ming was enjoyed. Three tables wer
in play and the highest score wa
made by Miss Margie Holecek At TIN
close of play Mrs. r. r. Woods assist
ed the young hostess in serving re
freshments of sandwiches, pie will
whipped cream, and coffee.
At the meeting last week, Miss Loi
Duvall was hostess at the K A. Hous
home, where the usual number wa
present Decorations and tally card
carried out patriotic motif for thi
meeting, and the refreshments at it
close were salad, sandwiches and cot
fee. Miss Esther Krug received tn
award for the highest score.