White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1933-02-16
Around And About White Bluffs

John Larsen lost valuable team
of horses recently, from influenza.
John r. Money of Seattle was a
business visitor in the valley Thurs
day of last week.
w. L. Schwisow Arno Krug and La
Verne Brooks are business visitors in
Yakima today.
Malcolm McFee came over from va
lsima last Friday evening and spent
the weekend at home.
j. j. valleroy of Taunton was bust
ness visitor in White Bluffs Thursday.
Mrs. r. s. Reierson left last Friday
for Seattle, where she will visit for
a while with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. p. j. Myhre.
Pete Strande of Livermore, Califor-
MIA, came up last Saturday and will
visit for an indefinite time at the w.
H. Kirby home.
c. M Haskell and Francis Moody
returned Wednesday from Walla Walla,
where they had gone the preceding
Friday for medical examination at the
Veterans hospital
| Mr. and NJ Haccidy IF vo
kima spent Sunday at the F. A. Eng,
lish home, driving over in the morl
ing and returning to Yakima in til
evening.
Mrs. V. G. Wilson and her grandso
Billy Wilson, are both in Yakima til
week receiving medical treatment, Bill
for a pair of abscessed ears thai
threatened mastoid trouble and Mrs
Wilson for a very sore throat.
The American Legion Auxiliary will
hold its regular meeting at the homo
of Mrs. Lula johnson next Tuesday
afternoon, February 81. Members ar,
urged to attend.
The continued cold weather agaij
caused postponement of the Febrlj
airy meeting of the Woman's Clu1
which will be held Wednesday of mes
week in conjunction with the regula
business meeting for the month.
| Tuesday, Feb. ID, Julius Ponti d
the Prosser school was awarded til
hundred-dollar scholarship in agricul
ture sponsored by the Union Paci6
railway. Albert Knight of Kennewic
was awarded second place.
John Chase, who had been visitin
at the home of his brother, Georgs
Chase, for short time, returned Sun
day to his home in Wenatchee. He was
accompanied by Robert and Kyle Hol-
derhoff, who had driven to White
Bluffs the preceding day
f. 1. Janney of Chattaroy, was
visitor in White Bluffs last week. Mr..
Janney had been in Olympia attending
state school directors meeting and
stopped over here from Friday until
Sunday to be the guest of his son,
Norman Janney, White Bluffs grade
school teacher.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Hitchcock
| arrived last Thursday evening from
Lewiston, Idaho, where they have been
spending the winter, and will be guests
for fortnight at the home of Mrs.
Hltchcock's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.
j. OLarey, before going on to their
home at Lapine, Oregon.
The first baby chicks to arrive in
White Bluffs by parcel post this year
came in the mail Wednesday from
Corvallis, Oregon, to r. j. Smith The
little fellows are of the Van Kleek
strain of the Barred Rock variety.
They made the trip apparently with
no ill results in spite of the cold wea-
ther
Mr. and Mrs Glenn Searles, who
drove down from Thorp to attend the
Carnival dance given by the Junior |
Womans club Saturday evening, were
accompanied home Sunday by Mrs.
Searles' sister, Mrs. c. w. McCotter.
and little daughter Bette, who will
be their guests for the next two weeks. |
Henry Chairman, who since the |,
latter part of January has been in |
st. Elizabeth's hospital in Yakima. is
responding satisfactorily to treatment,
but will not be able to return home |
for while yet, according to Mrs.
Chairman, who came home Monday |
and returned to Yakima today, Thurs
day. Mr.. Glanzman's sister, Miss
Augusta Chairman, of Idaho Falls.