White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1934-03-22

Frank Smith, oldest son of Carlos
Smith, received bad cut in the foot
from an axe Tuesday afternoon. His
father Immediately rushed him to
KenneWick for medical attention. 1t
was necessary to take eight stitches
to draw the edges of the wound to-
gether.
The maintenance crew of the P. P.
& L., which during the past week had
made their headquarters here while
tightening the lines between White
Bluffs and Yakima, left Tuesday.
Those on the crew were: Glen Rider,
H. E. Johnson, John Stradling, Herb
Woods and Lou Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Foltz and their
two sons, Thurston and Melvin, ar
rived from Stanfield, Oregon, Satur-
day evening to attend the Bands st.
Patrick Day dance. They stayed over
night with Mr. and Mrs H. c. Brough-
ton and Sunday morning the boys
marched with the band. They left for
their nome sunday night.
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Members of the Ladies' Aid devoted
their meeting last Thursday to quilting
name quilt for Mrs. George W..
Shaw. Today, Thursday, they are hav-
ing an all-day meeting and hope to
finish the quilt. They will bring a
pot-luck dinner which will be con-
sumed at Mrs. Shaw's home. Next
Thursday they will hold their regular
meeting in the church basement.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Cole returned
home Sunday after an absence in Sc
attic of six weeks. The Coles went over
to spend a week or ten days with
their daughter. Mrs. Harry Werner,
but Mr.. Cole became i'll and was forced
to spend a month in bed before he was
able to travel Mr.. and Mrs. Werner
made the trip with them, and they
were met in Yakima by L. G. Smith,
who brought them on to White Bluffs.
The Werners returned the next day.
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Louise and Gilbert Walker, Esther
and Rose Krug, Mrs. E. E. Griffith and
Paul Cox made up a party driving to
Spokane early Saturday morning. Rose
and Esther visited with their sister,
Ruth Krug, and the rest of the group
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. o. C..
Young at Medical Lake On their re-
turn trip they were accompanied by
Capitola Griffith, who had spent
fortnight with the Youngs. Her mother,
Mrs. Griffith, stayed in Medical Lake
for longer visit.
Flora Montgomery and Jim Brown,
both students at the Ellensburg normal
school, visited with their families over
the weekend. Jay Montgomery and
his sisters, Florence and Hazel, and
Marjorie Holecek drove to Yakima to
meet them Friday evening. Jim re-
turned from his visit with his mother,
Mrs Miles Choate, Sunday afternoon,
driving as far as Sunnyside with Mr.
Thomson. Jay took Flora as far as
KenneWick Sunday and she and her
sister Hazel, who will stay with her
the stage from there.
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Senator and Mrs. Harry L. Williams
of Spokane arrived Monday afternoon
for short visit with their daughter,
Mrs. G. r. Chase and family. They
came from Spokane by way of the
Lind to White Bluffs road and both
declared that they had never seen a
more pleasant sight than when, after
driving through desolate miles of sage
brush, they topped the rise on the
bluffs and looked down across the
river upon blooming peach and cherry
orchards In the morning, with Mr..
Chase, Senator Williams drove to
Priest Rapids to inspect the power
plant and the work being done there
Mr.. Williams also visited M. s. Meeks
with whom he had worked for a num-
Der of years. They left for Spokane
Tuesday afternoon.