White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1934-04-26

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
r. H. Skill of Pasco was a White
Bluffs visitor Tuesday.
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Mrs. K. A. House and Carter drove
to Kennewick Saturday
State Representative Bud Reader OF
Roosevelt was a White Bluffs visitor
Wednesday.
Harold Vredenhuggh and Miss Moll!s
styows Of Yakima were IN White Bluffs
Monday visiting with acquaintance.
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n. g. Reierson and w. r. Kirby
drove to Ellensburg on business We'd
nesday. Elmer Stewart made the trip
from Yakima to Ellensburg with them.
J. g. Goodner is now working the
Walter Tomson tract which John
Greene, who is now on the Badger
ranch, formerly farmed.
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F. L. Brown and Edward Dawson of
Yakima visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Keen Monday and Tuesday
while on their way to and from Priest
Rapids.
Jack Aitcheson drove to Yakima this,
Thursday, afternoon to meet Mr.. and
Mrs. Q. G. Totten of Seattle, Mrs.
Aitcheson's parents, who will visit
with them here for few days.
Miss Ruth McCotter of Kelso visited
at. the home of her brother, George
McCotter, over the weekend. She ar
rived Saturday morning, staying until
Sunday.
Mrs. James Martin, who for the
past two weeks has been guest of
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Woods, left Tues
day for her home in Bellingham. Doris
Hemker is now assisting Mrs. Woods,
who has been unwell.
The H. @. Broughton family drove
to Pasco Sunday afternoon to call on
Harry Foltz who is in the hospital
there recuperating from an appendi-
citis operation. Mr.. Foltz, who was
operated upon last Thursday, is getting
along nicely.
The business meeting of the Wo-
mans club scheduled for Wednesday
afternoon, April Is, was postponed I'M
til May because of conflicting events
planned for that day. The committee
reports will be given at the May meet
ing.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Krug and jess
Brown left Saturday evening for Ell
lensburg where they visited with jim
Brown at the Normal school. Sunday
they stopped off in Yakima for short
time before coming back to Hanford
and White Bluffs.
Little Dolores Moody was operated
upon for appendicitis in Wenatchee
last Saturday. The child was taken
to consult physician Friday by her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Moody
Mr.. Moody returned home Monday
but Mrs. Moody stayed in Wenatchee
with Dolores.
The Junior Women's club held it's
business meeting on Friday, April 90
at the Lutheran church. Seventeen
members were present. At the end of
the meeting a delightful lunch was
served by Mrs. Frances Barge and Mrs.
Cleo McCotter. Several violin selec-
lions were played by Mrs. Glen Slower
of Wahluke.
Mrs. F. A. English and Mrs. H. G.
Broughton were high in bridge and
pinochle at the close of the play last
Thursday at the Legion Auxiliary's
card party. Seven tables were in play
during the afternoon at the Legion
hall. The party was in charge of Mrs.
William Schwisow, Mrs. Harry Cole
man and Mrs. Joe Fouty.
Mrs. O. G. Young of Medical Lake
is now a guest at the homes of Mrs.
r. j. Roberts and Mr.. and Mrs E,
E. Griffith. Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts drove
to Spokane last Thursday, Mr.. Roberts
entering the lockwood clinic there. He
will undergo treatment for arthritis
for the next three weeks. Mrs. Roberts,
accompanied by Mrs. Young, returned
Wednesday.
The j. E. Ray family plans to leave
Friday morning for their new home
on the coast where they have leased
a small ranch between Marysville and
Arlington. Two other former White
Bluffs families also have ranches in
that neighborhood now, the Charles
Hall and H. g. Scovel families. The
Rays will make the trip with Bill Hall
in his truck. Mona and Willetta Raw
will stay in White Bluffs until the end
of the school term, Mona staying at
the G. R. Chase home and Willetta
with Mr.. and Mrs Walter Chapel.
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