White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1933-11-09
Around And About White Bluffs

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Cecil Coleman was busy this week
re-roofing the bank building.
Hugh Carter House is guest Of the
r. e. Gibbins family this week.
DR.. e. F. Newton and Robert Nc
Donell were In Yakima Wednesday on
business
Mrs. Addie Pitt passed through White
Bluffs Tuesday on her way to Yakima
where she expects to work this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs q. Reierson Of Troy,
Idaho, visited here with their son r. s..
Reierson from Saturday until Tuesday.
Mr.and Mrs. Orion Bozarth returned
to White Bluffs Tuesday from Yakima
where they had spent the weekend,
| Dr. West and Dr. Duncan and Doug
| las Duncan of Yakima visited at the
E. E. Anderson home while hunting
in the valley last Sunday
Guy Stoddard went to Yakima Sun
day to get Mrs. Stoddard who is con-
valescing after an operation. She is
doing very we'll.
Mrs. Arlene Agnew spent Wednesday
visiting with the F. E. Taylor family.
She plans to return to Seattle at the
end of the week.
Olaf Strandwold, County Superin-
tendent of Schools, paid short visit
to the High School last week, with
the purpose of discussing the warrant
situation with the teachers.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Campbell had as
their guests Saturday afternoon Mr..
Campbell's sister and her husband, Mr.
and Mrs Hodges, of Cloverand, Wash
ington, and his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
@. G. Campbell of Kennewick.
From the Prosser Record Bulletin
comes an item stating that Martha
against Leland jackson on a charge of
personal violence. They were married in
1927 and have one daughter, Wanda,
| age five and half years.
Miss Helen Graham and Miss Lillian
Harm entertained the members of the
Girls Bridge club at desert bridge at
the Graham home Wednesday evening.
Their guests were the Misses Tommie
O'Iarey, Lillian Shinn, Marjorie Hol-
Geek, Rose and Esther Krug and Mrs.
Estelle Krug. Esther Krug made high
score for the evening and Mrs Krug
scored low.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Young of Medi-
cal Lake and their son Woodrow were
White Bluffs visitors Saturday and
Sunday. They stayed with Mr.. and Mrs
E. E. Griffith. Sunday, while they were
calling upon former acquaintance,
their car suddenly caught fire. A short
had caused all the Insulation of the
wires to burn away. The fire was put
out with sand.
Rev. l.. @. Krug officiated at Grace
Lutheran church in Yakima Sunday
morning. In the afternoon Rev. and
Mrs. Krug drove to Ellensburg where
they visited with friends and where
Monday morning they attended the flu
neral services for one of the charter
members of the Lutheran church which
Rev. Krug organized there twentyt two
years ago.
The teachers of the White Bluffs
schools and Mrs. G. M. Nelson have
been asked to be guests of the Womans'
club at it's study meeting on Wednes-
day, November Is. At this meeting Mrs.
D. S. Wilkinson will present her paper
on "Our Debt to the Negro" Mrs. w. j.
Kincaid has charge of the music which
will follow this talk. Mrs. c. r. Chase
and Mrs. Joe Mykol are hostesses for
the day.
Mrs. F. l.. Brown and her two boys
Frank and Francis left Friday morning
for Yakima where they plan to make
their home. Mrs. Brown has spent
several months at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Keen since coming from
ST. Helens while Mr.. Brown has been
looking for suitable ranch property. He
arrived in White Bluffs from Yakima
Thursday evening and left with Mrs
Brown and the boys for their new home
the next morning
That the Beverly postoffice was
burgled Sunday night and an attempt
made to go through the mail sacks
was made known in White Bluffs
Tuesday by the members of the crew
of the local Milwaukee train. One of
the sacks for White Bluffs containing