The Kennewick courier-reporter and the White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1938-1939, 1938-09-29
Local Items

G. I. Wright drove to Yakima on
Thursday to see his daughter, Mrs.
William Williamson. On his return
he was accompanied by his sister.
Mrs. Percie Bruce, who has been
spending the past week there.
Attention, Stamp Collectors: The
White Bluffs post office has a sup
ply Of Iowa Territorial Centennial
Sc stamps.
Francis Moody returned Wednes-
day after a short stay in the We
natchee valley. He was accompan-
led by Gilbert Walker.
Mrs. E. j. Gullidge has been very
efficiently helping at the telephone
office, while the regular operator,
Josephine Westling, Is vacationing
in Seattle.
r. J.. Smith was in White Bluffs
over the weekend, making arrange
ments for the improvement Of his
place down near the river. He has
made Of it an up-to-date chicken
ranch, and stocked it with fine
flock Of purebred chickens, with ex-
perienced men In charge.
Sunday guests at the George Bur-
ford home were James e. Sells and
j. F. Bleakley, Of Selah. Both were
formerly residents Of White Bluffs.
Harry Keller has purchased the
McFee Land Co. building formerly
occupied by Iwar Holmskog, and Is
moving it ON the lot back Of the
bank. He Is planning on improving
it and putting It Ia nvable condi-
ton, and may either rent It or make
q home for himself and Mrs. Keller.
Arbon Hall, who went up to We
natchee last week to try and find
work IN the fruit, returned Wednes-
day as the work Is not In fun
swing as yet.
Word has been received from the
F. E. Taylors, that they are now lo-
Gated In Victoria b. g. and that
both children have entered school
there.
Fred and George Gi1huly left the
latter part Of the week for Seattle,
where they are entering the Uni
versity Of Washington, George as q
freshman and Fred as sophomore.
Fred Is majoring In business admin
istration. Il
Pro Musica will meet the evening
Of October 3rd, at the home Of Mrs.
w. H. Keal, with Mrs. Dan Burch
as hostess. These meetings are get
ting more and more interesting to
the music lovers who form the club,
and q full attendance Is always in
evidence.
Rev. L. G. Krug attended q meet
ing Of the Home Mission Board Of
the Pacific Northwest District Of
the Wisconsin Synod Of the Evang.
Lutheran church at Portland, Ore
gon last week Thursday. Rev. Krug
also stopped off at Hood River,
Oregon and called on his brother
Reuben and family. From Tuesday
to Thursday Of last week Mrs. L. G.
Krug visited with the AL Zarndt
family In Kennewick. IN
At the last meeting Of the Amer
lean Legion It was decided to give
an Armistice Day dance. None Of
the details have been worked out as
yet but good time Is promised.
Because too light q cast was put
on his arm originally, Dock Arnold
was taken to Kennewick the first
Of the week and his arm broken
and reset with q heavier cast. It
seems to be healing nicely now and
Dock Is not missing any school on
account Of It.
Mrs. w: II. Kea1 returned We'd
nesday from Yakima, where she
spent the past week visiting with old
friends.
Miss Josephine WestIing return
ed Saturday from q weeks vacation
spent In Seattle. Her brother. Rob
ert Westling. drove home with her
from Yakima and spent the week
end with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
@. e. Westling.