White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1933-03-09
Around And About White Bluffs

Mrs. G. G.. Phillips and son Frank,
and Mrs. j. w. Graves and son Jack
made business trip to Yakima Sat-
urday
j. E. Fouty made trip to Pasco
Saturday evening to bring home Mrs.
Fouty, who recently underwent appen-
dectomy in the hospital Of Our Lady
Of Lourdes.
Mrs. w. r. Shaw drove over to va
kirna Wednesday. She was accom-
panied by Mrs. Clyde Wilson, who took
her little son, Teddy, to a specialist
for ear treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Eastland re-
turned last Thursday from Ferndale,
Washington, where they were called
two weeks before by the death of Mrs.
Eastlands brother DR.. Roy Bice.
Miss Leota Stewart is spending a
month at the home of her sister, Mrs
Philip Fam The tWo-year-old son of
Mr. and Mrs. Fam, who was kicked
by horse last Tuesday is rapidly re-
covering from the injuries sustained
in the accident.
small supply of the new three
cent stamps issued in commemoratlon
of the 200th anniversary of the found
ing of the state of Georgia has been
received at the White Bluffs postOfhce.
The new stamp bears the likeness of
James Oglethorpe, first governor of
Georgia, who ruled from 1888 to 1742
j, M. Shinn, Win Shaw, Fred Gill
huly, Edmund Anderson and George
Chase attended the meeting Friday
evening Of the Benton County Roo
! and Gun club at Kennewick. A. M
Rollinger, Lyman Moulster and r. w
! MacDonell of Hartford also attended
J the meeting.
DR.. H. G. Curry, the Seattle OPP.
. tometrist who has made professional
visits to White Bluffs for years, ane
is known for good optical work al
reasonable prices, will again be at tht
Commercial Hotel, Monday March 13
i for one day. Eyes examined, glasse
ground and fitted. Adv
II F. E. Blair has returned to Whit
II Bluffs to make his home. He arrived
II Thursday from Bend, Oregon, accom-
II panied by his daughter, Mrs. B. c
Lowe, and children and will live il
his own home near the river. Mrs. Low
will make her home with her fathe
here, Mr. Lowe remaining in Bend
where he has employment, for TIN
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred M. Harris of va
=. kiaa were guests at the home of MI
and Mrs D. S. Wilkinson over tn
weekend. AS Miss Mary Powell, Mrs
Harris was one-time popular teache
in the White Bluffs high school ant
has many friends here who were glat
to have the opportunity to greet he
again.
r. S. Reierson made trip to va
kima Wednesday to meet Mrs. Refer
son, who was returning home from
three weeks absence in Seattle. Mrs
Harry Werner, of Auburn, on her wa
to White Bluffs to visit at the Com
mercial hotel with her parents MI
and Mrs. j. H. Cole, and her sister
Mrs. l.. G. Robinson, was also pas
senger in the Reierson car comm
from Yakima.
Harry Anderson, 12-year-old son G
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Anderson, suf
fered a broken leg in addition to man
painful bruises when he was throw
from horse he was riding to waite
last Friday morning. He was taken a
once by Mr.. Anderson. accompanied b
Mrs g. Scott, to st. Elizabeth's hos
pital in Yakima, where X-rays dis
covered that the fracture was a ser
ious one, the bone below the hip bein
badly splintered, although no interns
injuries had been sustained as had a
first been feared. The injured leg wa
put into a cast and Wednesday Harr
was able to be brought to White Bluff
to go through the period of conval
essence at home.
In compliment to Harry Kelle
whose birthday anniversary it wa
twenty or more of his friends gathere
last Thursday evening at his home
celebrate the occasion with part
Mr.. Keller was taken completely b