White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1933-01-26

Joe Wagner returned last Saturday |
from Seattle, where he has been for
the last two months.
John Holecek made business trip |
to the Coast Sunday, and returned to
White Bluffs Tuesday.
| John Bricklnan, who for the last
year has been caring for the Warsinske
ranch, moved his family back to Dry
den this week.
w. @. Deering Of Tacoma, general
manager Of the John Dover Lumber
company, was in White Bluffs Wednes-
day on one Of his periodical visits.
Miss Tonmie O'Larey spent several
days in Hanford the past week, as
sisting with the work in the postoff1ce
there.
The Rhythm Butchers orchestra will
| a
hail. Saturday evening, January o.
Don't forget the date. Ito.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Foltz and sons
Melvin and Thurston spent Sunday in
Yakima, guests at the home OF Mr..
Foltz's sister, Mrs Charles Cole.
The Junior Woman's Club will hold
it's February meeting at the home OF
Mrs. Erna Kirby, Friday afternoon,
February g. Mrs. John McFee will be
present and will address the club on
"Safer and Saner Ways of Saving"
Several pieces of eastern mail with
scorched edges have been received at
the local postofice this week. It is
presumed they were in the recent fire
in ST. Paul that destroyed and dam
aged considerable quantity of mail
j. E. Leander returned "Wednesday
from Walla Walla, where he had gone
for physical examination at the Vet
Grams hospital. He was glad to report
that the hospital staff found nothing
wrong except slightly infected tonsils
that he may have removed later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Allard returned
the first of the week from Eatonville,
where they have. been for the last six
weeks at Mrs. Allard's cottage near
Clear Lake. They made the trip in
their car and report the passage
through Snoqualmie Pass, where they
found snow eight feet deep, to have
been very interesting.
Mr.. and Mrs P. j. Kalkwarf are ex-
pected to return to White Bluffs from
Spokane the latter part of the week
to assist Dave Kalkwarf in moving
from the Nitzsche ranch to his own
place. Robert Nitzsche, who is at
W.SC., is expected to arrive at the
end of the winter semester to assume
charge of the ranch.
The Up-River folks will give COM
munity party at the Vernita school
house next Saturday evening, Janu-
airy %, and warm welcome and the
usual good time await all who attend
Dancing, to the good music furnished
by the Vernita orchestra, will be the
chief feature of the entertainment
Those who do not care to dance may
play cards or visit. Refreshments OIL
gingerbread and whipped cream anc
coffee will be served during the even.
~ ing.
Mrs. Albert Spear entertained {
group of friends at her home Monday
afternoon in honor Of the birthday o.
Mrs. Sarah A. Spear, Mr.. Spear.
mother. After jolly afternoon O.
chatting, the grade school children
sang birthday song. A delicious lunch
was served, the hostess being assisted
by Mrs. w. H. Kirby, Mrs. Beth Beyer
and Mrs. j. Hemker. The guest o
honor received number of usefu
gifts Before departing for their home
all wished Mrs. Spear many happ.
returns of the day.
If the bridge and pinochle player
of this valley do not develop into ex
perts this winter, it will certainly no
be for lack of opportunity to practice
Now that the Saturday evening partie
sponsored by the Grange are over, tn
Auxiliary members have announces
that they expect to give the first o
their series of three card parties mex
Saturday evening. AS these will in al
probability be the last parties of tn
season, large attendance is antici
pated. The popular admission fee O
Is cents will be charged.