White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1933-06-22

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Mrs. Charles A. Cole returned to her /
home in Yakima Monday evening. She
had stopped at the Foltz home on her
way from Spokane Sunday.
D. S. Wilkinson returned Sunday
afternoon from short trip to the
Coast. Dudley Wilkinson remained for
longer visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles English and
Bernice Berg returned to Seattle Tues
day afternoon. Charles drove over Fri
day to get them
Mrs. Peter Anderson and Roy Brown,
who have been guests at the Q. Ct.
Anderson home, left today, Thursday,
for Seattle. They were accompanied
by w. A. Barnes of White Bluffs.
Ruth and Aileen Stoddard returned
from visit at Sunnyside with their
grandfather Saturday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Stoddard drove down to get
| them.
Miss Julia Marsh was guest at
the w. r. Kirby home from Friday
morning until Tuesday, when she re-
turned to Yakima. She expects to work
on the Yakima Republic this summer.
Mrs. F. l.. Wise and her son Tommie
are spending the week with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Morford.
Mrs. Wise accompanied Dorothy Nor
| ford, who had spent the week END with
her at Prosser, to White Bluffs Sunday
evening. She will be here until Sum
day.
Donald Wheeler and Gilbert Walker
are at their annual task of gathering
drift wood above Priest Rapids and
floating it down the river in raft form.
They gathered together one small lot
and brought it down the river Sunday
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and Mrs. Wilbur Morford have &C
companied them to help get the wood
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Foltz visited In
Spokane last week at the home OF
Mr.. Foltz's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j
E. Foltz. They took with them a loae
of early produce which was easily dis
posed Of along, the way at the smaller
towns. On their return, Mr.. and Mrs
w. G. Bowman of Medical Lake, Mrs
F'oltz's parents, came home with then
for few days visit. Mr.. Foltz expects
to take another load Friday morning
Mr. and Mrs. Bowman will accompan!
him as far as Medical Lake.
II Returning Sunday from trip made
to Wenatchee Saturday in their truck
i Mr. and Mrs. William Kirby and Mrs
A. j. Spear were forced to spend the
i night on the other side of the river
II The landing gear of the ferry had beer
l torn away by the current and it was
| unsafe for Mr.. Moody to attempt tc
L land in the dark without it. They
/ spent the night very comfortably ir
II an untenanted house and crossed the
/ river the next morning.
il Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Brazze1 Of Yaki
ma, Miss Grace Quirk and Miss Gene.
II We've Bigley were guests of Mr. ane
II Mrs. O. w. Brown over Sunday. Mis-
iec ~ 1,n t,,t 1oc
/ section of the Portland Visiting Nurses
and was speaker at the Washington
state tuberculosis convention at va
/ kima last week. Miss Bigley is located
at White Swan as nurse at the In
dian reservation there.
Mrs. j. Hemker returned Saturda,
from a weeks stay at Richland an,
KenneWick. While in Kennewick sh
underwent a minor operation OF
her hand. She also visited the can
merry where individual farmers ar
able to bring their surplus garden veg
etables and have them put up in tins
This is done in much the same man
ner which Mr. Ingham, Franklin coun
ty agent, described during his demon
stration on canning in tins here las
month.
Driving to Kennewick Saturday eve
ming to- get Mrs. McFee on her retur
from Pullman, John McFee had n
difficulty in negotiating the road be
tween Richland and Kennewick. TIL
water was close, but the road was ia
from being impossible. On his return
however, it was an entirely differer
matter. The river had risen so rapid
that in places the road was completed
awash and parts Of it had been take
out. The McFees were forced to tur
back and go to Benton City and thu
to White Bluffs.
Leaving early Sunday morning M