White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1933-07-13

Victor Chestnut representative of the
r. A. G. c., was White Bluffs visitor
Thursday.
Elmer Sudler of Grandview was in
White Bluffs on business Wednesday.
Roy Skill, manager of the P. P. & L..
of Pasco was in White Bluffs We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Beth Beyers and children Wis
tied friends in Ellensburg Tuesday, re-
turning to White Bluffs Wednesday.
Mrs. Ira Jones drove up from Sunny
side Sunday to spend the day with
her daughter, Mrs. Frank Dawson, and
her children.
Rev. and Mrs. L. c. Krug went to
Connell last week Thurday to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Jacob billing, who
died July 4th at the age of sc years.
Peggy Broughton and her cousin,
Eleanor Brazeau, who has been visiting
her for the past six weeks, went to
Kennewick Monday where they will
| visit relatives for a week.
Dorothea Shinn left last Friday for
Seattle, where she will visit with friends
for week or ten days. She went as
far as Yakima with Mr.. and Mrs.
John McFee.
| L. l.. Rice, minister of the Seventh
Day Adventist church, will speak at
the Grange hall at 800 on the even
ing of July II. Ali are welcome to at
tend. Admission is free.
The j. E. Ray family moved this
week onto the Cords ranch. Mrs. Elsie
Cords is visiting this week at Han
ford and from there will go to Iowa,
returning to White Bluffs in the fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Currens and
Billy of Priest Rapids were guests Fri
day evening at the g. r. Chase home
During the evening they attended the
band concert.
Miss Bertha Wills and Frances Rid
dell accompanied Miss Marguerite
Knaub to Yakima Monday. Miss Anna
R. Knaub, who has been taking X-ray
treatments, returned to her home at
Vernita with them.
Since June %, when the river reached
its peak of 1888 feet, the Columbia
has receded 3.8 feet. It is now at
level Of 524.5 at the Coyote Rapids
pumping plant. The run-off has been
very slow so far.
The Mount Gable chapter of the
Order of the Eastern Star will meet
| Thursday evening, July 10, to hear
report from their representatives on
the Grand Chapter at Seattle last
month.
Delbert Bronkhorst, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Bronkhorst of Cold Greek,
received broken arm when he fell
from his horse on the Fourth of July
He is recuperating at the home of his
grandparents in Sunnyside.
Mrs. Herman Wendeborn had the
misfortune Friday Afternoon to injure
her left wrist. One bone was broken
and the other forced out of Joint. She
stumbled while crossing the yard. She
is greatly improved now.
Early Sunday morning E. j. OLarey
and Miss Tommie O'Larey drove to
Yakima, taking with them Jack
O'Larey, who embarked there for La
Pine, Oregon, where he will work in
the sawmill operated by his brother
in-laW, Maurice Hitchcock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Grimsley had as
their guests last week Mr.. Grimsleys
mother, Melvin Hunter, nephew, and
Stanley Strong. They arrived from Sc
attic on the Fourth and left Satur-
day morning. Mrs. Grimsley's sister,
u.
She plans to be here indefinitely. Her
home has been in Republic.
William Kirby and his guests, Mr..
and Mrs. A. j. Spear and their chill
dren, reached home last Friday, their
Fourth of July journey having been
prolonged three days by misadven-
ture to their car. They were forced to
wait in Walla Walla for new parts for
the Kirby auto Mrs. Kirby and Billy
preceded them to White Bluffs by train
on Thursday
Last Monday night two ears parked
In front of the j. M. Shinn residence
were broken into and ransacked thor
oughly, apparently for the sheer plea
sure of mischief making, as nothing
but two drivers licenses and some let
tiers were taken The cars had been