White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1933-08-17

Dorothea Shinn returned home Mon
day after visiting for week with
friends in Yakima.
Mrs. Win Shaw took Mrs. H. M.
Morford and Patsy to Yakima Wednes-
day. Patsy underwent tonsilectomy
before their return in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Strande have
moved into the room In back Of Jesse
Browns barber shop. They will live
there during the fruit season.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Holcomb and
Marie Holcomb and Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Apis, all of Yakima, were guests of Mr..
and Mrs R. D, Barge Sunday.
| H. v. Martin left Tuesday morning
for Spokane with Z. E. Grant. He had
received word from there that mis-
father was seriously ill.,
Mr.. and Mrs. William jenkins and
Mr.. and Mrs. F. N. Hensley were guests
at the r. j Roberts home Saturday
evening.
Norman Janney his father and
Clarence Rowe stopped for short
visit at White Bluffs Sunday while on
their way from Cheney to Chatteroy.
Mrs Bertha Schuster was happily
surprised Tuesday morning by the
unexpected arrival of her sister, Mrs.
Kathy Gress, and Mr. and Mrs. Jackley
from Chicago.
Fred Rea and Sam left for Seattle
Tuesday afternoon. They took with
them Robert Fouty, who was returning
to his home after a months visit with
his brother, j f. Fouty.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ P Lawson Of South
Bend were guests of Mrs Henry CLAM
man from Friday until Sunday. Mr..
Lawson used to teach across the river
at Wahluke
Mrs. Cordelia Montgomery and
Ralph are spending the week in Ken
neWick with Bart Montgomery. Jay
Montgomery drove them down Sunday
evening.
The Junior Homemakers All club
will meet Saturday. August 26, at the
home of Mrs John McFee Mrs. Davis,
club leader, will be present.
Jean Shinn, Corresponding Sec
Mr.. and Mrs, H. c. Broughton drove
to Stanfield, Oregon, Sunday to get
Peggy BrOughton and Eleanor Brazeau
who had been visiting there with the
Harry FOltz family for the past week
Mrs, Ida Craig and Mrs Ronald
Ralston and her children were forced
to cut their vacation trip at American
River short when they all became i'll
Mr., and Mrs. c. I, Wright went up
Friday afternoon to bring them home
Upon her return Thursday from
Yakima, Aletfla He1nker brought the
news that she had obtained q position
| with the Del Monte canning compay
| She will leave on the first of September
to start in on her new job
Mrs. Davis met with five members
OF the Dare to-De 4-H club last
Thursday at an all day meeting. Under
her direction the girls canned string
beans and carrots. The meeting was
held at the Foster home,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Ralston anc
Maurice left Tuesday evening for theil
new home near Brewster Mr.. Ralstor
will have charge OF fruit ranch there
They have been living for the past few
years on the Scottie Webb tract.
MIR. and Mrs. John Holecek have as
as their guest now their niece, Grace
Pearson, of Elma On their return from
the Coast last week they stopped at
Elma and brought her with them ia
Whitet Bluffs.
The Spokesman has received prem
iun1 list for the Benton Franklin Fair
to be held September 1888 This pam
phlet contains all of the rules covering
entries as well as the prizes offered
Anyone planning to compete at the
Fair can get one of these pamphlets
from w. j. Kincaid at the bank.
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Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gibbins, Kenneth,
Leonard and Alpha Jean spent from
Thursday Until Monday at Gnnsorro iro