White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1927-07-29

p Mrs. Franklin Beyers and baby
are spending a month at Hope,
Idaho, the guests of Mrs. Beyers'
mother.
L A. Codding drove over to
Yakima Thursday to bring home
Mrs. Codding, who was returning
home following a recent operation.
= Mrs. S. M. Brisco is at farm
home about IL miles east of Othel-
10, where she was called last Sat.
urday in her professional capacity
as nurse.
Mrs. M. NJ. Wiehl and her mos
Their. Mrs. Ida Craig, and niece,
Miss Alta Wright. returned Thurs
day from ten day visit in Bell
Iingham.
Mrs. W. Fl. Keal, who has been
in Elensburg for the last two
weeks, following goitre operation
is reported to be recovering nicely
and is expected home soon.
+. j. Bonn drove up to Spt kane
today. Friday to bring home
Mrs. Bonn, who went up there dur
ing the week for fur ther medical
tres tment.
Mrs. w. w. Barrett, her son, F.
q. Barrett of Portland and Miss
Emily O'Malley also of Portland
and a house guest this summer at
the Barrett home, returned We'd
nesday from weeks outing trip
at Lake Chelan.
Announcement has been made to
interested car owners who have
not secured their automobile IL
censes that the half year rate for
licenses will go into effect next
Monday, August i.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Webb left
carly this, Friday, morning in
their car for Spokane, where Scot
ty will attend the state convention
OF the American Legion as dele
gate from John Lindblad Post.
| Charles Thaxton, who owns the
Old Estrada place just north of the
ira Jones tract, was married July
IL at Wenatchee to Miss Ruth Par
sons, according to word received by
the Spokesman from Mr., Thaxton.
| John McFee returned home Thur.
sday from Seattle, where he had
been with his family for ten days.
He said that Mrs. McFee was re.
covering nicely from an appended.
tbs operation undergone the first of
the week.
Rural Carrier W. S. Angle will
start on his annual vacation next
Monday, seeking out some cool SPOT
IN the mountains. He will be ac-
companied on the trip by his
daughter, Sadie, and son, Lewis.
Superintendent w. M. Under.
hlIl OF the White Bluffs schools,
who is studying at the University
this summer. got homesick this
week and drove over in his car
Wednesday and visited here until
Friday morning.
Mrs. j. 3. Leander is enjoying a
visit from her grandfather, d. F.
Cox of Wcnatchee. Mr., Cox, who
is 81 years old. is.an old timer in
Wenatchee district and in the ear
ly days of that city he helped to
remove the boulders from some of
the principal streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. John MeSwain
Mrs, McSwain's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. C. Anderson and their little
son Clifford, and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Ferris, all of Tamplco
drove over Saturday evening and
spent Sunday at the r, r. Woods
home. 1t was their first visit to
this valley. Mr.. McSwain Is a
nephew of Mrs. Woods.
| Miss Marguerite Tromanhauser
writes her parents that her voice
was given its first trial over the
air at $50 p. m. Thursday of last
week over KOMO IN Seattle. Since
then she has sung twice, at $50
Monday over kOFA and at noon on
Thursday Of this week over KOMO.
The trials so far have been salts
factory and Miss Tromanhauser
says she thinks she is going to like
the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Boutin and
daughter, Miss Maisie, drove over
from Carnation last Sunday and
visited at the Don Burgeis home
until Thursday. Mrs. Boutin said
that Mrs, Ben Herring. who accom-
panied them on the trip from Cal
ifornia to Washington this spring,