White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1934-06-14
Around And About White Bluffs

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy dibbins spen
Saturday In Yakima.
| John McFee was called to Seattl
Monday by the Illness Of his mothe,
Mrs. Louise McFee.
Freddie Jergenson Of Ellensburg ar
rived on Thursdays train to spend hi
summer vacation with his step-fathes
Elmer Stewart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl soden drove K
Pasco Sunday. On their return the,
visited with the Knutsen family, for.
mer residents of this community, a,
Kennewick.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Reierson had as
their guests from Saturday until Wed
nesday Mr.: and Mrs. G. F. Myhre
parents of Mrs. Reierson, and her sis
ter, Mrs. Norman Tvete, all of Seattle
Mrs. Roy Glbbins left by stage Mon
day for Olympia to attend the annual
convention of the state Federation of
Women's Clubs. Mrs Gibbins is pres
ident of the White Bluffs club.
Charles Meeks arrived in White
Bluffs Wednesday for visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Meeks at
Countryside Ranch. He has been in
Idaho, working with his uncle at the
Penman mines at Orogrande.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Turner and
Mr.. and Mrs. Maitland Hubbard OF
Spokane were overnight guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. K. A. House Saturday and
Sunday. Mrs. Turner is sister of Mr..
House and Mr.. Maitland is cousin.
Word has been received in White
Bluffs Of the recent illness of Father
Joda of Kennewick, who was operated
upon last Wednesday, He is said to
be recovering rapidly. Father McCar-
they said mass at ST. Mary's in his
place last Sunday.
Flora Montgomery came home Fri
day for short visit with her family,
but returned to Ellensburg on Sunday
to attend the summer session of the
normal school. She was accompanied
by friend, Joe Durand, who also
attends school at Ellensburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles English and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jefferson ar
rived from Seattle Sunday at the F.
A. English home Mrs Jefferson and
Mrs English will spend the summer
here. Their husbands returned to the
coast Monday evening.
Jesse Shoots and his little daughter
Winona, who have been visiting at the
Earl Soden home since Memorial Day,
left on Saturdays train for Beverly,
where they were met by Mr.. and Mrs.
M. E. Houk of Quincy. Mr.. Shoots
nephew, Wells Soden, accompanied
them and will visit in Quincy with his
grandparents
Miss Helen Schmidt was taken to
kenneWick by Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.
Schilling Monday to catch the train
for Pullman, where she will attend
summer school. Miss Schmidt has been
guest at the Schilling home for the
past ten days. Saturday evening Mrs
Schilling entertained in her honor and
on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Jenkins
were hosts at picnic dinner for her.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Nelson and Byrne
left for Seattle Saturday morning af-
ter receipt of telegram saying that
Mrs. H. G. Selby was to undergo
serious operation. Mrs. Selby has been
In poor health for the past six weeks,
The Nelson's will return later to re-
move their household goods to BLACK
Diamond, where Mr.. Nelson will act
as school superintendent next year.
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Monday afternoon Rev. l.. G. Krug
drove to Ellensburg to attend the BIZ |
ennial convention of the District of |
the Pacific Northwest affiliated with the !
evangelical Lutheran church of the
Synod. Rev. Krug was &C
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Heidemann, who will visit friends in
Ellensburg while at the same time. Mr..
Heidemann will act as delegate of the
ocal Lutherans at the convention.
Miss Jean Griner of Hanford also ac-
them and will visit friends
IN Ellensburg. The party expects to
return Thursday evening.
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