White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1929-09-06
FRIDAY. Sept. 8. 1929
TOWN AND VALLEY NEWS

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r. D. Barge and H. F. Paschen
were visitors in Yakima Tuesday.
Attorney G. W.. Hamilton of Pros
ser was visitor in White Bluffs,
w ednesday.
Bennie Moede has returned from
Walla Walla, where he has been since
about the LIST of july helping in the
wheat harvest
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. English were
visitors in Yakima last Saturday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
7 CASSIDY, where Mrs. English remained
for weeks visit, Mr.. English return
ing home Saturday evening.
Robert and Richard Judd, who have
been visiting at the F. /. Badger home
for, a, week, left Tuesday for Rich
land to be guests Of relatives there
FIR time before returning to their
home in Yakima.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coburn Anderson and
children of Seattle, were visitors in
the valley over the weekend, guests
from Friday until Monday at the J.
E. Baker home. Mrs. Anderson is
a daughter of Mr.. Baker.
| Cecil Haskell drove up to Beverly
last Sunday morning to meet and
bring to White Bluffs his mother,
Mrs. Mary Haskell, of Hartford,
Washington, who will visit here
with him and his family for the next
few weeks.
w. A. Barnes has moved his fam
lily from the Helsom house on the riv-
er to the cottage belonging to Thomas
Williams, across the street from the
depot, which has recently been i'm
proved by the addition Of nice porch
along the south side.
Mrs. H. E. Fo1tz took her son
Melvin to Kennewick where DR..
Spaulding, after an examination, pro-
nounced him free of whooping cough
infection and gave him certificate
of health so that he might enter
school. Mrs. Foltz was accompanied
on the trip by Mrs. L:-aries Kingman.
Charles English returned home
Tuesday from Los Angeles, Califor-
MIA, where he has been employed
since last spring in the Citizens
Trust & Savings Bank, and will Wis
it at home until time for registration
at the University of Washington,
where he will enter as a student
this year.
Mrs. E. ]. O'Larey and daughter,
Tonrnie, and son Jack, drove over to
Yakima Thursday. Miss Tommle "
Larey underwent an operation for the
removal Of her tonsils and renamed
in Yakima day OF two to eonva1esce
at St. Elizabeth's hospital. The other
members Of the party returned horre
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd L. Wiehl,
who have been honeymooning in
Canada since their marriage in Seat
tie on August 10, have returned to
White Bluffs and will be at the M.
M. Wiehl home across the river I'M
til the beginning Of the fall semester
at the University Of Washington,
where they will both be students
again this year. Mrs. Wiehl will be
junior and Mr.. Wiehl, senior,
will enter the law school.
H. B. johnson was visitor in
White Bluffs over LABOR Day, COM
ing over from Charleston, where he is
employed in the power department OF
the P. P. & L. comapny. He says
that the wheat farmers in the Camas
prairie country, unlike those in the
Big Bend country, harvested a Won
derful crei, the average being SO
bushels, with some fields going as
high as so bushels.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs w. L.
Morford was the scene of very
happy gathering on Labor Day their
entire family of children ana grand
children being present al an informal
reunion that evening. Those from a
distance were Mr.. and Mrs M. E.
Morford and son of Olympia and DR.
and Mrs. F. L. Wise (Lois Morfora)
Of Prosser. This was the first time III
several years that all members of the
family had been together at one time
Mrs. F. A. English and son
Charles, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Troman.
hauser Mr.. and Mrs w. ]. jenkins
A. c. Wade and MIR. and Mrs. Jack
Olson were among those who attend
ed the States Day celebration ir
Prosser Monday They report an ex.
ceptionally good entertainment and
an unusually large crowd. They par.
ticularly praised che fireworks. Mrs
Wade, who had been visiting he,
sister, Mrs. James Shepherd, accompa
nied Mr.. Wade home Monday even.
ing.
Millicent and Margaret Gray, who
have been spending the month of Aug
in White Bluffs with DR.. and Mrs
E. F. Newton, returned to their horne
in Portland Monday evening, theii
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Gray
driving up to take them home. A
party of Portland people, all ole
school frierfls OF. DR.. and Mrs. New.
ton, who with the Grays were guests
from Saturday until Mondays at the
Newton home, included Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Moody, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Nealy, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Schacht.
sick, Max Voorhees, and Norman
Reese.
Mrs. ]. E. Laricheliere enjoyed {
reunion Sunday with her three daugh-
ters Mrs p n tHeadricl of Yakima