White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1934-08-23

in Seattle Mrs Weber, who is VlSlt-
ing her daughter in Seattle Is expected
to return this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Brooks drove to
Yakima last week and Mrs. Brooks
had her tonsils removed. They moved
to Balleygreen Farm the latter part OF
the week.
s. F. Murray came over from Seattle
last week and did some painting LOT
Leo Bell. He was called to Bellingnam
on account Of his stepfathers having
suffered a stroke and left Sunday TOT
the Coast.
During the lecture hour at Grange
last week, John Brockway ana >. r.
Murray furnished special music. John
also PLAYED the harmonica and banjo
at the same time. 81 told about his
trip to Yellowstone and Chicago and
John. who had attended in 1888, also
AIDED few items of interest.
Last Fridays Seattle Times con-
tanned picture of Miss Dorothy Roz-
ellie Hollywood motion picture extra,
who is visiting her father Richard r.
Rozelle station agent at Duvan. The
Rozelle family were here just before
the Moulsters came. Dorothy will be
remembered as a pretty little blond girl
who entered the first grade In Hanford
in 1917.
There will be something special at
Sunday School next Sunday and a
good attendance is desired. Sunday
school begins promptly at ten.
Mrs. Everett Meeks is enjoying a
visit from her mother Mrs. Rowland
and the latter's son of BeneWah,
Idaho.
MIR. and Mrs. G. F. Wooten and the
formers mother, Mrs. Dudley Wooten
went to Seattle last Tuesday to visit
relatives who are visiting in Seattle.
The former returned Thursday but
Mrs. Wooten was Ill and she remained
In Yakima to be under doctors care.
Mrs. Dudley Wooten remained With
her. Mr.. Wooten went over Sunday
and his mother returned with him but
Mrs. Wooten remained in the hospital.
w. L. Enyeart returned from Pasco
on Saturdays stage but Miss Virginia
Enyeart remained in Pasco to be with
her mother, who is under doctors
care.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. r. Slavens, Mrs. j..
A. Purdy and Jim Purdy were in Ken
newick Saturday afternoon. jim Is
much improved and Is convalescing at
at home.
Paul Cox came down from Priest
Rapids Thursday and spent the week.
end at home.
Steve Szekfu and son Albert and
Claude Hoover and son Johnnie, were
in Yakima Thursday on business. Mrs.
j. l.. Fife also made the trip to va
kima and visited her sister. -s 80
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Reinhardt and
son Freddie, and Mrs. j. L. Fife drove
to Richland Sunday to see Mr.. Fife
and Georgia They had picnic dinner
near the river. George returned with
them but went back to Richland &C
companied by his sister Thelma.
DIR. j. F. Devin left Aug. 10. for Seat
tie to visit his daughters. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Devin are expected from OKLA
homa and Mrs. Langford OF Hanford
will hold a family reunion of the DeVin
family In Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Weber and little
son drove to Walla Walla Sunday. MT
and Mrs, VIM. Webber, Jr and two
sons accompanied them as far as Ken
newick and visited relatives Mrs
Kammerer is much improved and was
glad to see her friends
Mr., and Mrs. Wilhelm Of Yakims
spent the weekend at the Perry home
Last weekend the Perry family ano
their guests, Mrs. Katherine Goolie
and daughter Eva Of Spokane spent
Sunday at the Wilhelm home. Mrs
aoolie and Mrs. Perry are sisters
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Brockway ane
Guy met Seattle friends at Yakima
Park for the weekend and MAD
marvellous time. Their cabins were
6,4OO feet above sea-level and the sun
rise and views were very wonderful
Emmons Glacier, seen from Sunrise
Point. is the largest in the U. S. Eacf
evening. they listened to lectures
music and entertainments held arount
the campfire. Besides the scenic tril
they enjoyed seeing the Seattle 1r1enos
Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Moulster ant
children drove to Neppel Sunday t.
visit Mrs. Monsters sister, Mrs. Bur
lingame and family.
Roy Fenley, Clayton Hartmann
Herbert Crimson, Mrs. H. l.. Brinso1
and Miss Verna Moulster spent tn
weekend in Portland. They als'
stopped at Carson, Wash. to see Bo'
Brinson who is in the G. G. G. CAM
there
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Berg AM
Norman and Paul, who have beel
spending week at Lake Sutherland Il
Callam County, left early Thursday TO
Hanford. They were joined by Mr.
Gtlman( Mildred Devim arriving lat
n the evening. They all left for seattl
Monday, accompanied by Mrs. Lang
ford, who will spend the winter L
Seattle with the Bergs.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wurtz and son
and Kenneth House OF White Bluf1
x,roua to 1oattla last Thursday, re