White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1934-07-19
Around And About White Bluffs

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Dorothea Shinn returned Monday
from a weeks visit in Seattle with her
sisters, Lillian and Louise.
Miss limo Pound of Sand Point, Ida
no is guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Tex
Arnold this summer. She is sister of
Mrs. Arnold.
Thelma Foster returned to her home
Sunday after vacation spent in va
kima visiting with relatives She &C.
colnpanied John McFee, who had driv-
en- over Saturday to be with his family.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harold Keen have as
their guests Mildred and Jimmie
Cressey OF Seattle. Mrs. Elvie Cressey,
Mr.. Keen's sister, was with them for
time, returning to the coast last
week.
Miss Nellie Anderson left early Sat-
urday morning for Wenatchee where
she was joined by friend who ac-
conlpanied her to Everett. Her father
John l.. Anderson, is making an ex-
tended stay at the home of his BROTH
ar, Edmund Anderson, here.
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Mr. and Mrs Harold Beldin left
Sunday for their home in Portland
after a visit of week at the Edmund
Anderson home Mr. and Mrs William
Haglund and son, who had spent sew
eral days at the Anderson home, left
Monday for Chicago.
Mrs George Chase and son Tony re-
turned Monday with Mr.. Chase after
a weeks visit in Wenatchee at the
Marvin Chase home. Mr. Chase went
to Wenatchee Saturday evening after
the North-South road meeting at
Ephrata
G.. Jake Tussey fell against tub
week ago Sunday, but it was more
than week before he discovered that
in so doing he had broken rib in
his right side. Robert Clotia also broke
rib last week when he stumbled and
fell against hume.
Mrs Charles English and Mrs Will
liam Jefferson returned to Seattle
Monday evening with their husbands
who had come over from the coast the
day before. They were accompanied
by Mrs. Jeffersons brother Robert
Isley.
v. E. Blair of Colville is visiting in
White Bluffs with his father, F. E.
Mrs. Alvin Barge and Mrs. G. G. Cole
man. This is the first time that Mr..
Blair has been back in this valley for
five years.
The H. G. Broughton family ana
Mrs Brazeau drove to Wapato Sunday
to visit with Charles Woolworth, uncle
trip was made by way of Yakima and
Sunnyside so that Mrs. Brazeau might
become acquainted with the Yakima
valley.
Mi. and Mrs. l.. N. Perry of Occur
dAlene, Idaho, and their son Larry
arrived Wednesday morning to be
Mr.. Perry was formerly manager of
the P. P. g. l., company here and UNI
til his promotion last fall was employed
by the Washington Water Power Co.
at ,Orofino after leaving here.
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Announcements have been received
in White Bluffs of the Forthcoming
graduate of the White Bluffs high
school. Mr.. Ferner's bride will be Miss
Bessie Wegodsky, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. David Wegodsky. The wedding
will be solemnized on Sunday, the
twenty ninth of July.
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Twenty eight high school friends of
Mrs. Jerry Clarke gathered at the
Kelley Matteson home Saturday after
noon at a surprise shower in her honor
Mrs Clarke was the recipient of
number of lovely gifts. Punch and cake
were served at the close of the party
which had been planned by Mrs. Wal
ter Mykol and Miss Doris Holecek.
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Gertrude Upton, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. H. j.. Upton of Othello, was
in White Bluffs visiting with friends
Monday and Tuesday. Gertrude has
completed her second year Of college
work at Pullman, where she is also
working this summer. She has taken
a weeks vacation, during which time
she has visited in Spokane and Ellens-
burg with friends and relatives. She
left here Tuesday morning for Othello
where she will visit before returning
to Pullman. Monday evening she was
a guest at a beach party, attended by
the entire graduating class Of 1882,
with but one exception. She was a
guest here of Mrs. Percy Bruce
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