White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1933-04-13
Around And About White Bluffs

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Don Berkeley, house guest of Mr..
and Mrs. D. S. Wilkinson, during the
past week, returned to his home in
Yakima Monday morning.
Mrs. w. A. Chapel left today,
Thursday, for Kalispell, Montana, to
visit her mother, Mrs. Edith Snyder,
who is ILL.,
Major Fred M. We'll spent the week.
end at his home In White Bluffs, re-
turning to Seattle on Monday. Mrs.
Well drove to Yakima Saturday to
meet him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Jerue Of Medical
Lake visited with Mrs. Jerue's father,
B. F. Harmon from Friday afternoon
until Tuesday, when they returned to
their home at Medical Lake.
The panel of jurors for the Benton
county Superior Court for May in
cludes the names of Mrs. H. 3. Foltz
of White Bluffs, and c. D. Gooch of
Hanford.
Dudley Wilkinson returned to Whit
man college Sunday afternoon with a
group of students who stopped for him
on their way to Walla Walla from Sc
attle
Accompanying Lee and Lenore Fos-
ter of Hanford, Virginia Kincaid re-
turned to Washington State College at
Pullman Sunday.
Word has come that Mr. and Mrs
Ralph Windsor of Pasco are the par
ents of a baby boy born Sunday, April
9, at Pasco.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Chase and
Tony drove to Spokane Friday after
noon, transacting business and visit
ing friends there until Sunday after
noon, when they returned to White
Bluffs.
Mrs Paul Schicka is reported to be
much improved. She has been removed
from the hospital at Kennewick and
is resting with sister In Yakima
She will probably be able to return
to White Bluffs in another week.
Surprising Mrs. Roy Gibbins, Charles
and Austin Robinson, her father anc
brother, arrived at the Gibbins home
unexpectedly from Portland last Fri
day. They will visit with her unit
the end Of the week.
Harry and Jimmie McCotter, who
went to Quincy two weeks ago ii
search of employment, write theil
mother Mrs. Percie Bruce, that they
are both busy, Harry having secured
work in sheep camp for the summer
and Jimmie being temporarily en-
ployed in the same camp
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles English re-
turned to Seattle Tuesday afternoon
after weekend spent with Mr.. and
Mrs. F. A. English. They were accom-
panied by Dean Taylor, who visited at
the O'I.arey home. Mr.. Taylor will
take up his duties as city attorney for
Sumner in June.
Mrs. B. l.. Clark was surprised by
fourteen of her friends, who gathered
at her home on the evening of her
birthday April IL, to help her cele-
brate. During the evening three tables
OF pinochle were in play. At midnight
delightful refreshments were served at
the beautifully decorated tables Mrs
Clark was the recipient of number
Of lovely gifts
An X-ray taken in Yakima Tuesday
: revealed that Harry Anderson's leg is
healing perfectly. In another two weeks
he will be able to walk with crutches
Meanwhile his leg is out of the cast
except for portion left to protect the
back of his leg from injury. Harry was
taken to Yakima Tuesday by his ia
ther, Edmund Anderson.
Guests at the G. G. Anderson home
are Mrs. Peter Anderson and family
of Seattle; niece, Miss Bernice Pot
tage OF Seattle, and cousin, Mrs
Lloyd Hutfaker of Goldbar. The An
dersons' guests arrived on Monday and
will visit with them until Friday when
they will return to the Coast.
A delightful evening was enjoyed al
the Beldin home by twenty-four oil
their friends and neighbors last Fri
day. Sixteen of the guests worked jig
saw puzzles while the others amused
themselves at pinochle. At the close
Of the evening, Mrs. Beldin served
angel and devils food cakes, coffee and
ice cream.