White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1932-06-02

II. r. newton IN ttanfOrd Wednesday.
Beecher Atkinson has sufficiently re-
covered from a recent appendectomy
to be able to leave ST. Elizabeth's hos
pital, Yakima, where he has been for
the last three weeks, and will go from
there to his home in Bellingham Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Chairman and
Mrs. Lucy Willis made trip to va
ki,na Friday and from there Mrs Will
lis went on to Bremerton, where she
will make visit of indefinite length
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. r.
w. Perkins.
Mrs. E. M. Remlinger and daughter,
Miss Jane Remlinger were business
visitors in Prosser Friday. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Raymond F.
| Walker.
Superintendent G. M. Nelson, of the
White Bluffs high school, with Mrs.
Nelson, left Saturday afternoon for
Seattle, where they will spend most of
their summer vacation, returning TO
teach here again next year.
Mrs Harold Boose of Sunnyside, ac-
companied by Miss Olga Strom and
Miss Edna Van Buskirk of Gle Elum,
visited friends in White Bluffs Satur-
day afternoon. Mrs. Boose and Miss
Strom were both former teachers in the
White Bluffs grade school.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Jenkins and
their house guests, Mrs. Albert Car
boneau and son Robert, of Everett,
were entertained at the r. r. Woods
home Tuesday evening.
Brighten up your bedroom furniture
with our Enamels. One quart for $1.00
John Dover Lumber Co. Adv
H. F.. Paschen returned Sunday even
ing from q trip to Seattle and Port
land, having accompanied his daugh-
ter, Mrs. v. O.. Olsen as far as the
latter place on her return to her CAL
ifornia home after a months visit in
White Bluffs. Miss Louise Paschen, who
also went with them to Seattle, re-
manned for visit with friends
Clate GreWell returned home Mon
day evening from Ellensburg, where he
had visited relatives a few days. He
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the Ellensburg district is causing dam
age to crops, and says that his daugn-
ter found it necessary to replant some
of her garden crops twice.
The first new Ford car to be sold
at White Bluffs was delivered last Sat
urday evening by the White Bluffs
Motor Company to Robert Carboneau.
1t was a Fordor sedan. Before leaving
Wednesday morning for his home in
Everett, where he will spend the sum
mer, Mr.. Carboneau treated a numh Ell
of his friends to a ride in the new var
Miss Flora Montgomery is a visitor
in Yakima today, Thursday. havins
gone over with Edmund Anders on ant
daughter Clarene
Fred Rea, commission MAN of Sc
attic, and son Lewis return led HON,
Monday after a short trip tfo this val
ley looking after business matters.
Miss Dorothy Upton returned hom
Saturday evening from Elensburg
, where she had been receiving treat
ment following the removal of a small
tumor on her right leg.
Mrs. Wilbur Morford, who has beer
in Seattle since last fall, when she wen
, over to receive treatment for appen
dicitis, returned to her home in White
Bluffs last week She was accompanied
by her daughter Rosemary, who wen
over this spring to visit her in Seattle
Edmund Anderson took his little
| daughter, Clarene today to Yakima
where she will undergo tonslectomy
, Miss Iva Dooley has returned from
, Yakima, where She has been this win
. ter, and will remain at the home O
, her mother, Mrs. Edith Dooley, for az
indefinite visit.
II The Ladies' Aid will gather in thu
basement of the Presbyterian church
Thursday afternoon, June 9, about l :Ol
p. m. for work meeting.
MRS. j. M. SHINN, Secy
The Dare-To-Do division of the Al
Room Improvement clubs will hold {
pie sale Saturday, June d, at the White
Bluffs Trading company store.
DOROTHY CHAPEL, Sec'y
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