White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1933-12-21
Around And About White Bluffs

from visit IN San Francisco.
Dorothy Morford and Esther Krug
were Yakima shoppers Saturday.
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Father Joda Of KenneWick was In
White Bluffs for short time last
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. J. soden and Wells
and Sam soden and Mrs. J. q. Ray
drove to Yakima Wednesday to shop.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Currens and
Billy spent Friday In Yakima, return
ing to Priest Rapids In the evening.
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Mrs. Allan Coulson left Monday for
Seattle where she will visit this week.
She expects to return Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Nitzsche left by
auto Friday to spend the holidays in
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. j. Roberts, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. e. e. Griffith,
were Yakima visitors Thursday.
George McCotter is improving rapidly
but will not be able to make the
journey from Pasco to White Bluffs
until the first of the year.
Jay Montgomery drove to Ellensburg
Wednesday to get his sister Flora who
will spend her Christmas vacation with
her family here.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Hitchcock,
Tommie, and E. j. O'Larey were in
Yakima Saturday afternoon, making
the trip in the O'Larey car.
Dr. and Mrs. E. F. Newton and Mary
Elizabeth returned Wednesday evening
after brief stay in Portland. They left
Saturday going first to Seattle.
Dudley Wilkinson arrived Saturday
! from Walla Wallla, where he attends
Whitman college, to spend the Christ
| mas holidays with his parents. He will
be home until after the New Year.
| Olaf Strandwold paid short visit to
the High Shoot last Thursday to dis
! cuss the warrant situation and other
school matters with teachers.
| Lenoir McMurry is expected in White
Bluffs Saturday to spend Christmas
with her family. She is student at a
business college in Seattle and will be
able to be home only until Tuesday.
William Williamson left Thursday
| last for Missoula, Montana where he
will spend the holidays with his
mother. He made the trip by way of
Seattle.
/ Arthur Heideman, L. A. Codding and
l. @. Krug made up party driving to
Yakima Tuesday. Mrs. G. R. johnson
| made the trip as far as Cold Creek
/ with them.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Meek were in
Yakima Wednesday. They were accom-
/ panied on the trip by Mr.. and Mrs.
Fry of the Rattlesnake Development
Gas Wells.
Sam Brisco has been seriously i'll at
his home at Old Town since Sunday
afternoon when he suffered stroke.
He is being cared for by Mrs. Brisco
/ and Mrs. w. +. Shaw His sister, Mrs
C.. l.. Onley, arrived from Seattle Mon
f day to be with him.
Mrs. Marie Beyers left Saturday to
\ spend the Christmas holidays in Wen
atchee with her mother. She went as
! far as Yakima with the Ira Hawley
( family and from there took the bus to
! Ellensburg where she visited for a
couple of days before going on to
\ Wenatchee.
\ Mrs. j. F. Wilson left Saturday
morning for Silver Lake where she will
! spend the winter with her grandaugh-
| ter, Mrs. Frank Buker. She made the
/ Journey by auto with her grandson
| Henry Tigner of Council. Mrs. Charles
f Hall and Kitty and Fred Hall accom-
/ panied them on the trip, returning to
J White Bluffs Sunday evening.
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\ Marvin Chase and son John left
J Priest Rapids last Friday for Wenat-
chez where they spent the weekend.
They drove up the river on the Ver-
nita Vantage road, which cuts the dis
lance from Priest Rapids to Wentat-
chez by about twenty miles. The road
was passable, they state, although
water covered the road in some places
\ several miles above Priest Rapids
While the road is not in very good con-
\ dition now, Mr.. Chase says that by
spending several thousand dollars in
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