White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-06-06

Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Waha came up
from Portland Thursday to sell the
household goods of the Kamerer estate
A Pasco dealer bought the goods and
they were taken down Saturday morn
ing. The Wahas left Saturday morn
ing They were guests at the Weber
home Friday evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Monds Of Leth-
bridge, Alberta, arrived Friday from
Victoria, B. c., where they had spent
the winter and visited with Mrs. Nellie
Hetherington until Monday. They ex-
pect to visit in Montana before return
ing to their home in Canada. Mrs.
Hetherington had not seen them for
twenty-five years and enjoyed visiting
with them.
Fred Justis who has position in
the court house at Prosser, came up
Saturday to move his family to that
city. They left Sunday morning. The
household goods were taken over by
Gilbert Walker. The Justis family will
be missed in the church. school and
community, but we wish them happi-
ness in their new home.
Reynold Whitwer and Mrs. G. Small
of Entiat and Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Affair
of Cashmere were Sunday guests at
the l.. L. Whitwer home.
Herbert Crimson, Jim Purdy, Johnnie
Hoover, Ray Miller and George Miller
left for Azwell Saturday morning to
thin apples. Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Murray
and daughter, Verna Moulster and
Robert Crimson left Sunday morning.
Mr.. Murray and daughters returned
Monday but the rest remained to thin
apples.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Needham left last
week for Mullen, Idaho, their former
home.
Mrs Robert MacDonen and two
daughters and Mrs. Emma Morgan
and two children were in Prosser last
Friday on business.
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James Miller went to Spokane Sun
day morning on business. He took the
household goods of the ABBEY family.
The Alleys left Sunday morning in
their car.
The Christian Endeavorers gave a
farewell party for Newton and Betty
Justis and Hazel Horton, who are leav-
ing Hanford. They played games and
refreshments were served. The Horizons
expect to leave June 10.
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Friends of Thelma Fife gave her
farewell party at Pioneer Park Thurs
day evening. They had a weiner roast
toasted nlarshmallows and played
games. The Fife family bought place
in Richland and Thelma expects to
attend school there this fall Some
members of the family will be at the
Richland place during the summer.
Raymond Clark and Mrs. Joe Clark
drove to Charleston last Wednesday to
spend Decoration Day and to visit Mrs.
Clarks sister, Mrs Anna Martin, who
has been ill. They visited Mrs. Cassie
Bishop in Walla Walla on the way
home, returning Sunday evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Stradling and
daughter Lucille visited at the Frank
CLARK home over the weekend. The
Stradlings have been living in Athena,
Oregon, but moved back to Kenne-
wick recently.
Mrs w. A. Joyce master of the Han
ford Grange, left Saturday to attend
the state convention at Everett. Harriet
took her to Pasco and she left from
there.
Mrs. Louis Krug left Saturday for
The Dalles, Oregon, to join her hus-
band. Glen Hagen, who left for San
Diego to attend the exposition, ac-
companied her as far as The Dalles
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Weber and Cur
tbs Lee spent the weekend with the
Russell Webber family at Priest Rap
ids.
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Mr. and Mrs. VIM. S. Weber, Jr.
and three children went to Finley Sun
day. Mrs. Webber and children re-
NAMED with her mother for week.
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G. j. Schreiner started on his vacas
ton last week. The Schreiner family
left last Wednesday for Yakima Ralph
Backs accompanied them as far as va
kima and from there went on to his
home in Sumner.