White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1933-07-27
WHITE BLUFFS WASHINGTON, SPOKESMAN
Around And About White Bluffs

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Il Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Heath returned
from a short trip to Washtucna Sun
day evening"
Harold Vredenburgh spent the week.
end in Yakima with his parents. He
returned to White Bluffs Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. Ray and Lillian
and Mrs. Elsie Cords, Mrs. Addie Pitt
and Carl Cords drove to Kennewick
Saturday on business.
Joe Fouty, e. F. Newton and Bill
schwisow drove to Prosser Tuesday
evening to attend meeting of the
American Legion.
Walter Mykol and Tex Arnold re-
turned from Othello Sunday. They had
: gone there Tuesday, hoping to get work
in the wheat fields, but were unable
to find employment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth House have
as their guests Mr.. Houses mother,
Mrs. D. House, and sister Rozanna, OF
Moscow, Idaho. They arrived Wednes-
day and will be here for week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Roberts, Mrs E. E.
Griffith and Tom Griner made trip
to Yakima in the Roberts car to tran
sact business and shop. The journey
was punctuated by three blowouts
Mr.. and Mrs S. v. Tanning drove to
Yakima Tuesday. With them went w
A. Chapel who called there for his
daughter Dorothy whom he brought
home Dorothy has been vacationing in
Yakima and on the Coast with rela-
tives.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Nitzsche left
Tuesday morning for Seattle to visit
with Mrs. Nitzsche's mother, Mrs. T.
, H. Stephen. From Seattle they plan
to drive to California before returning
7 home.
{ Tom Parrish, western representative
of the Grasselli Chemical company,
was White Bluffs visitor Wednesday.
! Mr.. Parrish said he found this valley
/. cool in comparison with the Lewiston
J. country from which he had come
. Thermometers there have been regis
4 tering 112 and ia degrees, he said.
L. N. Hanford and his brother n-law,
Colonel Orion, arrived in White Bluffs
J, early Sunday morning for short visit.
;, On their return to Seattle later in the
day they took with them Jane Han
: ford, who had been visiting at the Ed
> mund Anderson home for the past
three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete strande returned
Il to the w. H. Kirby home at Allard
q Saturday. Mrs. Strande is gradually re-
e covering from her recent illness. Miss
y Julia Marsh brought them over from
Yakima and stayed over in White
!. Bluffs to visit with friends. until Sun
u day evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Parrish left
h Sunday for their summer vacation
G They plan to go to the Coast after
|, short visits in Yakima and Ellensburg.
Y During Mr.. Parrish's absence Mr.. Bon
r owits is substituting for him. He and
: Mrs. Bonowits are staying at the l..
o W. Beldin home.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Codding enter
: tanned at picnic supper Sunday eve
+, ming. There guests were Mr. and Mrs.
n Arthur Heideman and family, Mr.. and
: Mrs Herman Heidemann, Carl Heide-
4 man, and Sam Rea. After supper
4 everyone played croquet until it was
o too dark to see and then they played
pinochle.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Larsen and little
daughter left Friday for olympia, where
Elmer has choice of several positions
: awaiting him. Until this new oppor-
tunity came up, Elmer had worked on
> the H. l.. Wolf ranch under Earl Soden.
: Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Coleman took them
. as far as Yakima, and from there
= they travelled by train to Seattle and
!. Olympia.
Jim McCotter returned home from
! Othello Sunday He went there hoping
to get work In the wheat harvest, but
was unsuccessful SO started for home.
Unfortunately for him, he thought it
would be simple thing to hitch hike
S from Othello to White Bluffs. There
:, was great deal more hike than hitch
and he was suffering sadly from Bills
!, tered feet and thirst before someone
driving along the desert road picked
him up.
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