White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1933-07-27

Shlnn home Sunday afternoon.
Robert Barrett left Sunday for The
Dalles, Oregon, where he will be en-
ployed.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Cassidy of va
kima were guests of Mr. and Mrs. F.
A. English Sunday afternoon.
Word has been received of the birth
of daughter, Mary Jane, to Mr. and
Mrs. Douglas Stahl on the 9th of July.
The baby was born at Lind.
/ have received my commission as
Notary Public and will be glad to
notary all papers and aff1davits Fred
Gilhuly ADV.
Harry Foltz drove up from Kenne-
wick Saturday evening to visit with
his family until Sunday evening, and
to take in the dance at Hanford, where
he called the square dances.
Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Matteson enter
tanned some of their friends Sunday
afternoon. They had gathered at the
Matteson home to celebrate with them
their wedding anniversary
Felix Schumacher of Maiden, for
mer Hanford resident has been rec
commended as a deputy internal reve-
nue. collector by j. G. Bowen, internal
revenue collector for this district.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Robertson and
daughter and Mrs. Olney arrived Sun
day afternoon to surprise Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Brisco, whom they had not seen
for several years. They returned to
Seattle Monday
The lawn of the j. w. Larsen home
Sunday was the scene of picnic at
tended by the r. w. Eastland and Guy
Stoddard families and George Lowering
During the afternoon everyone went
swimming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Colburn Anderson, Mr.
Anderson's father, Peter Anderson
Robert, Johanna and Joetta, and Mrs
Clyde Wilson left Wednesday morning
for the Coast. They plan to visit ii
Seattle for several days.
business trip to Yakima Tuesday. With
them went w. A. Chapel, who callee
there for his daughter Dorothy, VIII,
has been spending the last two week.
in Yakima and on the Coast visitinj
With relatives
All members of Masonic lodges O.
Order of the Eastern Star are invited
to attend the picnic planned by thu
members of the Mount Gable SOcia
| Club. The picnic is scheduled for l: 81
Sunday afternoon, July 80, at the T.. A
Codding home. A picnic luncheon will
be served on the lawn.
II Thursday, July 20, Louise Griffith
II celebrated her eighth birthday Sh,
II had as guests during the day Mrs. H
II M. Morford, Patsy Morford, Lillian Rs,
II and Tony Chase. A birthday dinne
was served at noon and in the after
II noon they all went to the river tt
i swim.
II The dance given by Edmund Ander
/ son at the Hanford Community Hal
Saturday night attracted more thar
II $50 people. The Mickey Mouse orches
ira which Mr.. Anderson had imported
from Yakima was one of the hes
dance orchestras heard here for lont
time. The floor was in good condition
the weather was moderate, and every
one seemed to have good time
During the past several weeks Mr.
and Mrs. j. E. Fouty have had as theil
guests Mr. Fouty's mother, Mrs. C. B
Fouty, and his older brother, F.. B
Fouty and his family After they left
a younger brother, A. L. Fouty, anc
Mrs. Fouty visited with them Mr.
Fouty was on his way to the state gol1
youngest brother, Robert, has also beer
staying with them.
DorOthea and Louise Shinn enter
tanned at a picnic and swimming party
at Barretts Cove Sunday Their guests
were Aletha Hemker. Doris Hemker
Lenoir McMurry, Helen Wheeler, Dor
othy Morford Esther krug, Rose Krug
Marjorie Foster, Tommie O'Larey Vir-
ginia Kincaid and Lillian Shinn.
The girls crossed the river at about
800 in the Wheeler boat and picnickeG
on the bank of the island. In the eve
ming they built a fire and roasted
marshmalloWs.
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