White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1933-11-23
Around And About White Bluffs

Mr. and Mrs. L. w. Belden were
Pasco visitors Saturday morning.
r. s. Reierson made business trip
to Yakima Thursday.
r. j. Roberts drove to Seattle Mon
day morning to consult with physicians
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Jerue Of Medical
Lake arrived In White Bluffs Monday
night, called here by the death Of Mrs.
B. r. Harmon.
w. E. Thomson Of Yakima, a Union
OIL company mechanic, was In White
Bluffs on business Tuesday and We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Charles Cole Of Yakima was a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. n. @. Broughton
Sunday and Monday. While here she
gave several permanent waves.
The meeting of the members Of the
Kennewick Masonic lodge with the
Hartford lodge, which was to have been
held Wednesday evening, has been
! postponed until December 6.
| Mrs. Henry Chairman and Mrs. Lucy
Willis left by train Tuesday for Brem-
erton They plan to visit with Mrs. Will
lis daughter, Mrs. w. r. Perkins, for
| five or six weeks.
| Mrs. j. Hemker left Wednesday
morning for Port Townsend to visit
her mother and other relatives. She
made the trip as far as Yakima with
Ray Potter, RACE. director for this
district.
Mrs w. j. Kincaid accompanied Miss
Dorothy Morford to Spokane Tuesday,
returning to White Bluffs Wednesday
night. While in Spokane, Miss Morford
visited with relatives and Mrs. Kincaid
was guest of the A. B. Peck family.
Mrs. John Larsen and Lillian left
Saturday for Olympia to visit with rel
atives of Mrs. Larson. Lillian will prob
ably spend the winter in Olympia. They
made the trip as far as Yakima with
the Sodens
Earl Soden, Sam Soden and Roscoe
Ray drove to Wiley. City Saturday.
While they were in Yakima, en- route,
Mr. Soden traded his old car for 1928
coach. Mrs Soden and Wells returned
with them to White Bluffs Sunday
evening.
II An old-fashioned charivari has been
planned for this evening for Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Mykol. Wednesday night
several car loads of young people called
upon them. The whole community joins
in wishing the newlyweds happy
married life.
L. E. Woods was employed this week
in moving his house onto the tract in
the Klondyke district which he recently
purchased Mr. Woods has for the past
several years lived on tract near the
McFee ranch. His new farm, which
consists of twenty acres, was purchased
from Mr.. McFee.
The Moose lodge of KenneWick will
give dance next Wednesday evening
the night before Thanksgiving, at the
I Grange hall at White Bluffs. This lodge
gave a dance in this hall early in the
fall which drew large crowd and was
one of the most popular dances of the
season. A Kennewick orchestra will
furnish the music.
A fine, big turkey for your Thanks
giving dinner will be offered Saturday
November Is, at three o'clock in the
afternoon at the White Bluffs Trading
companys store. Members of the Cath
Ollie Ladies' Altar Society are making
this opportunity available. For further
information call Mrs. Bert Shanahan
or Mrs. D. O. Walker, or be at the
Trading company Saturday afternoon
A recent issue of the Oregon Journal
Of Portland related the story of the
success of Addie Moore of Shelton, a
blind girl who has made remarkable
progress in her studies and as stem
ograper Miss Moore is we'll known in
this valley. The Wenatchee Daily World
of November Is contained an account
of the story.
Members of the White Bluffs
Woman's club held a short meeting
Wednesday afternoon in the basement
of the Lutheran church. Further plans
about the card parties to be held on
the End and 9th of December were
made. Mrs, W. j, Kincaid is to be in