White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1933-09-07

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Victor Chestnut was business Wis
itor in White Bluffs Wednesday.
H. J. Upton has been In White Bluffs
for several days this week.
Dorothy Morford spent the week-end
in Spokane. She returned by train.
The j. v. drisham family left Tues
day for Yakima where they will pick
hops.
J. B. Tromanlaauser spent from Sun
day until Friday Of last week in Port
land. He made the trip by auto.
Olive Walker Is staying at the e. F.
Newton home while working In the
apple packout at Hanford this fall.
Dr.. and Mrs e. F. Newton and Mary
Elizabeth were visitors In drandview
Monday evening.
The dance orchestra organized by F.
A. English is doing very nicely and
1t Is expected that its first dance will
soon be announced.
Mrs. q. q. Phillips, Nora Phillips,
Lloyd Foyster and Solomon Wagner
made up a party going to Prosser for
the celebration Monday.
Patients discharged from Linn hos
pital at Kennewick last week were Billy
Morris and Grace Elliott, both Of whom
had undergone tonsilectomy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Dunn of Fortson
were at the H. G. scovel home for the
Labor Day holiday. Mrs. Dunn is a
daughter Of the Scovels.
Thurston Foltz, who accompanied his
parents to White Bluffs when they
came up for Sunday and Labor Day,
remained here to visit at the George
McCotter home until school starts.
Archie Hicks of Seattle is spending
| few days visiting with Jesse Brown.
Mr.. Hicks has been working in one Of
| the G. G.. G. camps in Idaho. He plans
| to stay in White Bluffs until Sunday.
| Mrs. John McFee and three children
left Thursday for Yakima where they
will make their home. Mr.. and Mrs. e.
A. House have moved into their home.
Mr.. McF'ee is living in a smaller house
on the ranch.
Next Monday Dr. E. F. Newton, Sixth
District Commander will install officers
of the Sunnyside, Grandview and Nab
ton American Legion posts at Grand
view. All members of the American
Legion and Auxiliary members of the
John Lindblad Post are invited to at
tend. q
A Ruby and Marguerite Penn returned
Sunday from a four day visit intEllens-
burg where they took in the lrodeo
They took their house guest, Miss Vert
johnson with them and from Ellens
burg she went on to her home IL
Sumner. VI
David Parker went from Prosser
Monday, to Parker, Washington, where
he will work this fall. Mr.. Parkel
started out from White Bluffs witt
seven boys of his Boy Scouts who wer
to put on tumbling act as part Of tn
States Day entertainment. He hat
some car trouble and part Of the boy
went on to Prosser in the bus will
F. A. English and the rest of them go
lift from another traveller. On tn
| return journey Mr.. Parker went in tn
bus with the band boys to the plac
| where he had left his car which he re
paired with parts brought from Prosse1
l.. E. Woods has for sale a variety o
potato differing radically from tn
customary brown skinned, white meat
ed tuber. Mr.. Woods potatoes are dar
! purple, flecked and ringed with white
and are small and slender. Made int
a salad they are both delicious to tn
taste and delight to the eye. Thei
favor is the same as that of an ordin
airy potato.
Mr. Woods planted pound Of tn
seed, which is quite expensive, an
expects to harvest about a sack-ful
from it,