White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1932-09-15

oooooooooooo0H OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Taylor and chill
dren attended the State Fair at Yaki-
ma this, Thursday, afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Krug and Mr..
and Mrs. w. R. Kirby are in Yakima
today (Thursday) visiting the State
Fair.
L. A. Winters of Kennewick is In
charge of the local Office Of the Pacific
Power & Light company this week and
next, while Miss Dorothy Morford is
absent on her vacation.
Russell Miller drove over to Yakima
Saturday, returning in the evening
with Mrs. Miller, who had been In St.
Elizabeth's hospital for week, receiv-
ing medical care.
Miss Margaret Love of Ringold is the
guest of Miss Jane Remlinger this
week, having come up with Mrs. H. e.
Foltz on the latter's return from her
regular weekly cream gathering trip
to Ringold last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Ellis of Pasco were
guests at the Barge home Sunday,
Joas first visit here in twenty years.
Old-timers will remember him as a
member of the clerical force in the
White Bluffs Mercantile company store
that many years ago.
r. r. Carpenter this week moved
his family and household goods to the
old Pierson place in the In-B-Tween
until recently occupied by the E. M
Woods family. He will continue his
shoe repairing work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Julian and fam
lily of Wenatchee were over Sunday
visitors at the j. E. Leander home. Or
their return to Wenatchee Sunday eve
ming they were accompanied by Miss
Phyllis Leander, who will remain with
them until after the end of the apple
harvest.
Miss Eleanor Allen of Kennewick
was guest at the Edmund Anderson
home the first of the week, coming
back to White Bluffs with the Bane
Saturday night, on it's return from thu
fair.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. English feastec
this week on a fine 30.pound King
salmon, sent them by their son, Charles
English, of Seattle, who caught thu
big fish with hook and line in Pu
get Sound.
Miss Dorothy Morford left Saturday
evening, accompanied by her mother
Mrs. w. T. Morford, on two weeks
vacation from her duties at the P. P
& L. company office. She expected tt
go first to Prosser and from there or
to Spokane, visiting relatives at both
places.
Mr. and Mrs c. G. Anderson anc
family made trip to the Coast last
Friday, taking Mr.. Anderson's father
p. L. Anderson, back to his home al
Stanwood after two months visit
here. The party made the return trip
by way of Naches Pass pronouncin9
it a drive of wonderful scenic beauty
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold v. Beldin re.
turned to their home in Portland Sat.
urday after a visit of several days al
the home of Mrs. Beldin's parents, Mr.
and Mrs Edmund Anderson, at White
Bluffs.
Mrs. l.. c. Robinson, who for thu
= last three weeks has been the CUES
of friends and relatives in Seattle, re.
turned to White Bluffs Sunday morn.
ing. With her came Captain L. F
Thorne, of the Rainier Valley Fire De-
partment, and Mrs Thorne, who Wis
tied at the Commercial hotel unit
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. j. H. deVeuve and her secre
tary, Mrs. Allison, were in the vale,
over the weekend, guests of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Hensley at the Bonnie TER,
Ranch while looking after business
matters.
Albert Barnes left about two week
ago for Glendale, California, where h,
will be employed by his brother, Leol
Barnes in the operation of servic,
station
Carrying out an idea strictly in keep
ing with campaign season, thu
Misses Ruth and Esther Krug enter
tanned the Girls Bridge Club las
Thursday evening with four tables O
Political Rally" The tally cards wer,
in the shape of little elephants ant
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