White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1933-11-16
Around And About White Bluffs

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Jesse Brown made the first Of his
regular business trip to Hanford today.
Mrs. T. A. spratlen returned to her
home at White Bluffs a week ago Sat-
urday.
A. w. Campbell had to make quick
trip to Kennewick Thursday, SO he
took the mail down while ]. !. Miller
looked after the market.
D. e. Malone had as guests during
the week Mr.. and Mrs. John 3ro3ey
of Tacoma. Mr.. Brofey Is Mr.. Malone's
brother-in-!aw.
r. s. Re!erson drove to Kennew!ck
Wednesday evening to meet Mrs. Refer
son, who has been in North Dakota
with relatives for several weeks.
The dance in the Grange hall at
Old Town last Saturday evening was
quite well attended. The Kalkwarf
orchestra played and supper was served
after the dance.
Mrs. Fred Gilhuly spent Armistice
Day in Yakima In the evening, F. A.
English, Mr.. Gilhuly, Freddie, George
J and Jack Gilhuly, came home in the
j Gilhuly car.
Celebrating their wedding anniver-
sary Monday evening, Mr.. and Mrs.
George McCotter entertained Mrs.
Percy Bruce and Harry, Jim and Jack
McCotter.
Interest in the cedar chest on display
in the window of one Of the stores
here increases daily. The chest is to be
awarded at dance given by members
of the American Legion Auxiliary a
week from this Saturday, November Is.
Mrs. F. E. Taylor, local representa-
tive of the American Red Cross, is busy
this week soliciting for memberships In
this great organization. A quota of
fifty memberships has been set for
White Bluffs.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Soden and Wells
spent Armistice Day in Yakima. Sun
day they went on to Wiley City where
they visited with relatives. Mr.. Soden
came back to White Bluffs Monday
evening, but Mrs. Soden and Wells are
! staying for a longer visit.
Mrs Walter Chapel underwent an
operation for the removal Of goiter
: Monday in Yakima. She plans to be
' out of the hospital by the last of this
! week and to spend a week with rela-
4 tives in Yakima before returning home
4 Her condition is reported as very sat
:, isfactory.
Mrs. j. Hemker returned home We'd
nesday afternoon after short vacation
spent in Walla Walla. Mr.. and Mrs
4 Kaas came with her. While in Rich
land Mrs. Hemker called upon Mrs
Y Davis, county club leader, who is plan
t ing to arrange an Achievement Day
program for the White Bluffs anG
e | Hanford All clubs soon.
|" An item in the Yakima Herald states
that Carlos Smith, White Bluffs farm.
er, was confined to the Benton county
Jail Tuesday, November IA, to serve ou
| small fine imposed in the Whit,
y Bluffs justice court when he was foune
guilty of allowing stock to run at larg,
in a herd district. He was fined s.
and costs of $40 for letting a COW ant
calf run at large.
:. Alpha Jean Gibbins became quit
ill Friday night and was taken earl.
Saturday morning to Kennewick wher
the physician diagnosed her trouble a
e appendicitis. After treatments which
$ relieved the pain, she was brought bacl
to White Bluffs by her parents, MI
and Mrs. r. E. Gibbins, and is nov
q well recovered from the attack.
0 A. w. Davis, the aviator who wa
killed in crash near Portland las
4 Thursday night, was well known in thi
I valley. He was pilot on the Pasco-Port
: land air mail run for several years, an,
was brother of Lawrence Davis who
' with his wife, has often visited at tn
: w. S. Webber home in Hanford. Davi
v | was q native of Grant county ant
graduated from the Ephrata higl
, 4 school.
al Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Cornett Of
, Bellingham arrived late Friday nigh
1 \ for visit with Mr.. and Mrs. r.
\ Woods. Saturday evening while the,
i were sitting around the fireplace en-
a joying an oyster bake, Mr.. and Mrs
e George Scott arrived from Portland
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornett returned Sunda.
to Bellingham but the SCOTS stayet
4 until Thursday, visiting their friends
y until they had to return to Mr.. Scott
S | work in Oregon.
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