White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1934-09-06

Mrs. A. o. Waha and Robert Thesis
drove up from Portland Wednesday
and spent two days at Mrs. Kamerers
house packing up Mrs. Kamerer's per-
sonal belongings and getting the house
in readiness for renting. They left ear
ly Friday morning to visit Mrs. Kan-
erer at the hospital and then left
for Portland.
Mrs. j. w. Graham, Miss Helen Ora
ham and Miss Lillian Harm arrived
from Seattle Saturday and are occupy
ing Mrs. Kamerer's house. Miss era
ham and Miss Harm spent the summer
taking courses at the State University.
supt. Lester Abey and family ar
rived from Pullman Saturday evening
and are moving into the company
house, occupied by the Grahams last
year. Mr.. and Mrs. John Abbey, parents
Of MIR. Abbey who were in Hanford last
year. are living in Pullman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Hussey and
little son Teddy arrived last Wednes-
day and are living In Mrs. Langford's
house.
Jimmie Gray of Portland is visiting
his former Hanford friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. @. Root Jimmie
Root and Bernard Worby were In va
ki1na last Friday.
Mrs. H. L. Brinson left Friday even
ing for Fayetteville, Ark. to visit re-
latives. She will visit at Seneca and
Joplin Missouri, on her way to
Arkansas. She has nine sisters in Mis-
souri, and Arkansas and they expect
to hold a family reunion while she is
there Herbert Crimson, Clayton Hart
mann, Roy F'enley and Verna Moulster
who accompanied her as far as Ken
newick returned that evening accom-
panied by Robert Brinson who came
home from the G. G. G. camp at Look
out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Root and sons
Maurice and Jackie and Mr.. and Mrs
S. j. Quinlan and little daughter Ber-
nadine of Yakima arrived late Sunday
afternoon to visit at the B. @. Roof
home.
Mrs. Roots birthday was on Tues
day, Sept and In honor Of the event
Mrs. David Hartmann and Mrs. Arne
Hansen invited some of her neighbor;
to surprize her Sunday afternoon, Sept
2. There were nine women present. She
received many beautiful and useful
presents. Ice cream, cake, and punch
were served.
Mrs. George McConnachie and Mrs
M. r. Slavens were hostesses at 6
birthday dinner Thursday for George
McConnachie who was seventy years
old August 80. Shirley Slavens wa!
eleven years old the day before 81
there were two birthday cakes, ont
with eleven candles and one with Sc
venty candles. There were ten present
Ruth Hoover left Sunday evening t.
go to Portland. ~ 7 u.
A dance was held at the Worby hon
Saturday evening in honor of Marti,
Paroz and his bride. Music was fur
nished by Mrs. W. A. Joyce and Claud
Hoover The women brought refresh
ments. A charivari was held last Tues
day evening at the .Paroz home. Mrs
Paroz formerly lived in California. Sh
is very charming woman and we ar
glad to welcome her to this valley.
Miss Ruth Krug, who is attendin
business college in Spokane, spent tn
weekend and Labor Day with her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Albert zarndt cam
up from Kennewick early Sunda
morning to join Mr.. and Mrs. L. .
Krug, Mrs. L G. Krug and her daugh
tiers, Esther, Ruth and Rose and M
and Mrs. VIM. Kirby and son of Whit
Bluffs in trip to the Sunrise Par
They returned Monday evening.
Joie Picatti drive over from Yakim
Sunday to visit friends and spe1
Labor Day in Hanford. He expects
enter Washington State College tn
September.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Emerson, WI
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