White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1933-05-04
Around And About White Bluffs

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Mr.. and Mrs. Earl soden and Guy
stoddard were visitors In Sunnyside
Monday.
The last Of the band Of sheep owned
by Louis Schneider were taken out Of
the valley last week.
Leon Barnes, son of w. A. Barnes,
is visiting with his father. He has been
in Glendale, California, for the last
two years.
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Johnson and
children moved to KenneWick on Sat-
urday where they will make their
home for time.
j. F. Rehbock, piano tuner from va
kima, was in the valley Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Thursday.
Monday, May 1, Mrs F. A. English
Mrs. D. S. Wilkinson, and Mrs. e. F.
Newton drove to Yakima where they
shopped and conferred with Yakima
Woman's Club members on the COM
ing convention.
Masons of Hanford chapter wish to
thank the members Of the Grange for
the use of Grange hall for their picnic
Sunday; and to thank those who
loaned their cars for the tour Of the
valley taken by the visitors.
Services of the Episcopal church
were conducted by Archdeacon Alex
ander Coffin of Spokane assisted by
Rev. Joseph Pennell of Kennewick.
About thirty were present at the SER
vices which we're held Tuesday even
ing, May 2, in the Presbyterian church.
Holy communion was administered.
James F. Riddell, granddaughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Collins Lloyd,
arrived in White Bluffs Monday from
Susanville, California, for visit with
them.
Robert Campbell of Kennewick
is now in White Bluffs assisting A.
w. Campbell at the White Bluffs Mar
ket. The Campbells have rented the
house formerly occupied by w. A.
Barnes and Raymond will make his
home with them there.
Mrs. j. A. Bradley reported to the
Spokesman today the disappearance of
six young turkeys from number she
had in box in her kitchen by the
stove. She had left the house for about
fifteen minutes during the morning
and on her return the little turkeys
were gone.
Mrs. Norman Anglin, Mrs. Harriet
Joyce, Mrs. Herman Boie, Mrs. George
Wurtz and Mrs. F. A. English, all past
matrons of Mount Gable chapter OF
the Order of Eastern Star, drove to
Yakima Tuesday morning to attend a
meeting of the past matrons and past
patrons and officers of the Grand
Chapter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hank Kalkwarf, a
newly welded couple from Connell,
who are visiting Mr. Kalkwarf's broth
e.rs, Pete and Dave, were surprised by
a charivari Wednesday evening. Forty
neighbors armed with kettles and pot
lids gathered to produce a really ex-
traordinary din in their honor. After
the first fine outbursts had abated the
neighbors became guests and were
treated to cigars and candy by Mr..
Kalkwarf. After an evening of dancing
and gaiety refreshments were served
and the party broke up about 2:30 in
the morning. The young couple will re-
turn to Council soon.
Members Of the Junior Woman's
Club met last night at the high school
auditorium to rehearse the style show
which they will present at the con-
vention of Federated Women's Clubs
to be held Saturday. Dresses of the
Gay Nineties will be modelled. Attics
and old trunks have been ransacketl
and many charming garments once ir-
resistible but now appearing a bit
laughable to modern eyes have been
donated for the show. This part of
the convention program will afford a
fine opportunity to see how your
grandmother looked on her wedding
day.