White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1934-07-26

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Aitcheson drove
to Kennewick Sunday afternoon.
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Mrs. Harry Keller is visiting with
| relatives at Carnation, Washington
W. P. Steadman and W. r. Kirby
were in Yakima on business Monday
L. w. Beldin, Frank Clark and G.
r. Chase were in Prosser Friday.
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A dozen young people gathered at
the cove Tuesday evening for picnic
and swimming party.
Mr.. and Mrs John McFee went to
Seattle Sunday, called there by the
illness of Mr.. McFee's mother.
Grant Barrett, son of Mrs w. w.
Barrett, returned to Portland, Oregon,
Tuesday after two months visit
with his mother.
Mrs. Addie Foster went to Selah Sat-
urday to care for her daughter law,
Mrs. f. c. Foster who is Ill. She made
the trip over with Fred Rea and his
son Louis.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Shinn, accom-
panied by Jean, went to Sunnyside
Tuesday evening to attend a meeting
of members of the lumber dealers as
ISOLATION.
Esther Krug returned Wednesday
afternoon from two weeks vacation
spent in Oregon and on the coast.
Shince Friday she had been the guest
of Adelaide Kolar in Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Kalkwarf and
Dave Kalkwarf are now in Spokane,
where they were called Thursday by
the receipt of telegram saying that
their father is very i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Barta and chill
dren returned from Pacific Beach last
Friday. During their visit on the coast
their baby, Ruth, had the measles and
their son. Wallace, is now suffering
from them.
Mrs. Virgil Kern returned home this
week after a ten day stay in the Ell
lensburg hospital where she underwent
a major operation, and short visit
in Gle Elum with friends. Mr.. Kern
drove to Gle Elum to meet her Sunday.
Wesley Lewis, Ellensburg taxi driver,
killed in the crash between taxi and
truck on the highway between Ell
lensburg and Yakima Sunday night,
was nephew of r. C. Sisk of Cold
Creek MI. sisk went to Ellensburg
Tuesday to attend the funeral services.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Hanford of Sc
attic and their daughter Barbara ar
rived at the Edmund Anderson home
Tuesday to visit with the Anderson
family and their daughter Jane, who
has been a guest of the Andersons
since the middle of June The Han
fords plan to remain until Sunday
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred English accom-
panied Mr. and Mrs. l.. NJ Perry and
son Larry, who had been their guests
for the past week, to their home in
Occur d'Alene, Idaho, for weeks va
cation. During their absence the drug
store will be managed by Mrs Charles
English and Mrs. William Jefferson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gilhuly returned
Saturday evening from a weeks plea
sure trip to the coast on which they
travelled more than 1900 miles. Starting
out Sunday afternoon they drove to
Hoods Canal visiting various points of
interest on the Olympic Peninsula,
going from there to Bellingham and
Everett where they visited friends.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Knoll of Puy-
-allup arrived Friday night to spend
the weekend with the Joe Fouty fam
lily. Mr.. Knoll is brother of Mrs.
Fouty and of Mrs. Alex Brain, with
whom they all visited at Priest Rapids
Saturday. Robin Fouty, who has been
a guest here of his brother for the
past six weeks, returned to his home
in Seattle with them, but hopes to
return to White Bluffs to attend school
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