White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1933-02-23
Around And About White Bluffs

F. A. English and d. S. Wilkinson
were business visitors in Prosser Mon
day.
/. B. Cooke, representative of the
John w. Graham company Of Spo-
kane, was a business visitor in White
Bluffs Tuesday.
John Chase arrived in White Bluffs
Monday and will spend the next few
weeks at the home Of his brother
George Chase.
Mrs Orion Bozarth, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Bert shanahan, for the last two weeks
expects to return to her home in Sc
attic Saturday.
Russell Brown was down from Priest
Rapids today. He said he and his
brother Winston put up about Is tons
of ice last week In the ice house at
the Diamond d ranch. The ice was
cut from the Columbia river and av-
eraged about 8 inches thick.
Dr. E. F. Newton and w. F. Shaw
commander and adjutant respectively,
of John Lindblad Post, drove over to
| Yakima Wednesday morning to meet
Jesse Drain, state adjutant of the
| American Legion, who was the guest
of the local Post that afternoon and
evening
Mrs. r. M. Ralston returned home
Tuesday with her infant son, Clifford
Eugene, from the hospital of Our
Lady of Lourdes at Pasco, where the
baby was born Friday morning, Feb
ruary II. The young man weighed ten
pounds and thirteen ounces. Both he
and his mother are at the D. G. Rails
ton home for the present.
The American Legion Auxiliary has
asked the Spokesman to express it's
appreciation to all those who in any
way cooperated during it's recent Sc
ries of card parties by attendance, the
loan of card tables, or other courtesies.
The ladies are already planning fur
Their interesting affairs in the way of
community entertainment, to be given
next fall.
Mrs. j. e. Fouty was taken Tuesday
evening to the hospital of Our Lady
of Lourdes at Pasco, where on the
following morning she underwent an
operation for appendicitis. Mr.. Fouty,
| y,I,N +o Do
ing in order to be with her, reports
that she stood the operation success
fully and that all indications point to
an early recovery
Several "Occasional' items handed in
this week go hand in hand with the
sunshine of the last few days in prov
ing that spring is really here They
have to do with the lambing season
at Cold Greek, which is now well I'M
der way; more hen-hatched chicks,
this time at the w. F. Shaw ranch,
and, surest sign of all, the appearance
of the first robin February %, on the
high school lawn, noted by w. j.
Jenkins.
Superintendent and Mrs. G. M. Mel
son of the White Bluffs high school,
accompanied by Miss Duvall, left
Tuesday afternoon for Seattle to spend
the spring vacation Miss Marsh, grade
school teacher, went to Yakima to visit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Marsh,
and Robert Carboneau went with Nor
man Janney to the latter's home at
Chattaroy to visit. All will be back in
time for school next Monday morning.
Mr.. ~and Mrs. Arthur Moody and
Mrs. Lucy Willis drove over to Yaki-
ma Monday. They went by way of
Richland, where they picked up Mrs.
Moody's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. w.
Curtis, and the party of five visited
Henry Chairman in st. Elizabeth's
hospital and report finding him quite
cheerful and comfortable. Mr. CLAM
man was able to be moved, Wednesday,
to an. apartment near the hospital,
where he will remain under the doc
tors care for a few weeks longer.
w. F. Shaw drove over to Yakima
last Friday evening. He was accom-
panied by F. M. Wheeler, who went
on from there to Seattle to visit his
daughter, Mrs. Torvald Danielson, who
was seriously injured the preceding
week in an automobile crash and who
is at present in Harborview hospital.
Mrs. Wheeler also went to Seattle
Tuesday, accompanying Superintend-
ent and Mrs. Nelson, who are spend
ing their spring vacation there. She
will also remain for while near Mrs.
Danielson, who, according to latest re-
ports, is doing as we'll as could be
expected.
Tuesday evening, February 81, Mrs.
L. w. Beldin was called over to the
home of her sister, Mrs Percie Bruce,
| on an errand and when she returned