White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1932-11-10


attended board meeting in Prosser
the first of the week, driving over Wed
nesday and returning today.
| The American Legion Auxiliary will
meet at the home of Mrs. Lula NJ
Johnson, Tuesday, November Is, at
D. m. All members are urged to attend.
| DR.. E. F. Newton was accompanied
on his regular trip to Othello Sunday
by Mrs. Newton and Mary Elizabeth,
and Miss Gertrude Upton.
William Hall is expected to return
home this week from Seattle where
for the last fortnight he has been the
guest of William Stephen.
Mr.. and Mrs Dewitt McGlothern
and son Donald left for the Coast last
week, having traded their home ranch
here for Seattle property.
A. j. Miles is slowly regaining his
strength following stroke of paralysis
about six weeks ago and is now able
to sit up and move around little.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Soden
from Wednesday until Friday of last
week were Mr.. and Mrs r. M. Thomas
of Rockport, Washington.
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home in Pendleton, Oregon, after
spending the season just past helping
with the work on the G. c.. Anderson
ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Coleman and
family came over from Sunnyside Sun
day for a days visit at the home OF
Mr. Coleman's brother, Cecil Coleman
returning to Sunnyside in the evening
G. G. Coleman, with his daughter
Elaine, drove to Yakima Sunday tC
bring home Lesion Coleman, who had
been receiving medical care there since
the preceding Friday. Mrs. Coleman
who had been in Yakima with her little
son, also returned with them
Mrs. A. D. Griffiths, Mrs Francis
Gadd and William Grif1ths drove over
to Marysville last Thursday to visit
Mrs Griffiths' son, T. A. Haas, and
family returning home Monday even
= ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernhardt Moede and
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Cords and Miss
Marie Weber made up party that
drove to Yakima Tuesday evening tc
hear the Arizona Wranglers sing at
the Capitol theatre
The Ladies' Aid will meet in the
basement of the Presbyterian church
at 2:30 p. M. Thursday, November Il
1t will be appreciated if all will turr
in their work for the bazaar at this
time.
Mrs j. M. Shinn, Sec'y
Mr.. and Mrs. O. G. Young were
business visitors in Yakima Saturday
They were accompanied by Mr.. ane
Mrs. o. Poirier, who spent the evening
at the Meybore ranch, and George
Chase. On the return trip they wer,
also accompanied by the Misses Fran
ces Biart and Dorothy Fenley of Han
ford.
Two very proud deer hunters re
turned Wednesday from the trip tt
the mountains back of LeavenWorth
Clinton McMurry and Ray Wade hav
ing each brought back deer as
trophy of the hunt. The two boys cam
back alone their fathers, A. G. Wad
and r. B. McMurry, with the othe
members of the party, remaining TO
a few days longer sport.
Mrs. F. E. Taylor, chairman of tn
Red Cross relief work in this com
munity, is finding some difficulty in ar
ranging for the transportation of tn
Red Gross supplies from Yakima an
asks anyone who is contemplating
trip to Yakima with truck and VIII
would be able and willing to bring owe
a load, or any amount, of supplies 70
the local Unit, to please get in touc
with her as soon as possible.
On his trip to Pullman last Frida
as the representative of the Whit
Bluffs Commercial Club at stat
meeting of commercial club secretarie
D. S. Wilkinson was accompanied b
Mrs. w. j. Kincaid, and Mrs. F. N
Wheeler and the latter's daughter, Mis-
Helen Wheeler. Mrs. Kincaid visite
her daughter, Miss Virginia Kincait
while Mrs. Wheeler and Helen wer
the guests of Miss Marion Wheele
both students at w. S. G., while tn
party was in Pullman.
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