White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1929-06-14

u. S. Marshal A. n. Dilley Of Spo-
kane was a visitor in White Bluffs
last Friday on official business.
Mr.. and Mrs, F. T. Badger ard Mrs
F. Btrch were visitors in Touchet
Sunday, the guests of relatives.
H. r. Paschen and daughter, Louise,
were visitors in Wenatchee last Sum
day.
will do marching and hair cut
ting Friday and Saturday at the
Commercial Hotel, White Bluffs.
Phone iii for appointments. Opal
Gregory. Ito.
w, ]. Kincaia and daughter, yir-
GINA and Fred Gilhuly were visitors
in Yakima Tuesday. On their return
in the evening they brought back a
new Chevrolet car.
A. c. Wade has accepted the posi-
ton OF warehouse foreman at the
White Bluffs Horticultural Exchange
warehouse and will enter upon his
new duties at the beginning OF the
pear season.
Upon his return home last Friday
from Priest Rapids, where he had
been helping Karl Becht with his hay
harvest, Bob ReInlinger exhibited rat
ties from four rattlesnakes he said
he had killed that morning before
starting home. He also said the rat
tiers were quite plentiful at Priest
Rapids this year.
Mrs. E. NJ. Loyeland has greatly
improved the grounds surrounding
her cottage in town by the planting OF
evergreens, shrubs and flowers and
the building Of a very attractive
fence around the lots. 'y
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Chairman ano
Mrs. Lucy Willis drove over to Wa
patio Thursday and Mrs. Willis was 2
visitor there at the home of her son
William Willis. for a short time before
going on to the Coast where she ex
poets to remain during the summel
with her daughters, Mrs. Rodericl
Sprague at Friday Harbor and Mis-
Jean Willis at Bellingnar.
Miss Ruth Paschen has gone to tn
Coast and will be employed there thi
summer by New York Subscription
agency.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Mitchell an
daughters Eleanor aid Louise, an
George Wheeler returned Tuesda
.a,:rning to Portland after week-er
spent in White Bluffs. They were a
~ compan1ed by Mrs. F.. M. Wheel
who was present at the marriat
of Miss Mitchell and Mr.. Wheelt
at Reed College Thursday evening.
Cards were received in White Bluff
this week announcing the birth of
son, William Prescott. to Mr.. ar
Mrs. William Gellermann of Rento
Washington, Sunday, June 2, 1872
Mr.. Gellermann is superintendent
the city schools at Renton. B
Mrs. j. F. Coleman and Mrs. Cp
Gregory arrived in White Bluffs la
Saturday evening. driving over fro
Seattle, being called here by i
serious illness sof Harry Coleman WI
has been in the Fasco hospital +
the past ten days suffering from ;
attack of pneumonia. They were a
companied by NADIA Gregory, Nh
Gregory's daughter.
John Melee and c. I. Wright dro'
over to Yakima Tuesday in the Ia
ter's car and brought home MI
Melee and daughter Louise wi
had been there since Wednesday e
ening Of last week while Louise w
receiving treatment IN st. Elizabeth
hospital. The little gsr1, vino was i
jured by fall from horse, lucki
escaped with only bad bruises /;
though at first it was feared that Il
results might be more serious.
Hawley Young and his budd
Chester Olszewski, who had be-
here for the previous two week
left Wednesday morning in their c
on their way back to San Diego c;
ifornia, where they are both connee
ed with the Air Service of the u.
Army. They were accompanied
far as Portland by Hawley's gran
mother, Mrs. M. p. Owens, VIII
after short visit there will go
Centralia on business mission befo
returning home.
Roderick 'Sprague, who was. v
itor at the Henry Chairman hor
over the weekend, left Monday
return to Oregon where he will
busy with research work for t
u. S. Department of Agriculture Il
summer. Mrs. Sprague and daught
Anne, who had been guests Of t
formers mother, Mrs. Lucy Willis,
the Glanzman home for a few da,
left Tuesday morning for Olymp
They will visit there at the home
Mr., Sprague's mother, Mrs, Lau
Sprague, for the remainder OF 7
week and will then 60 on to Frid
Harbor where Mrs. Sprague "
study at the Puget Sound biologi'
Station this summer.
The Misses Garne.. Coleman a
Josephine Westling left Mond
morning for Pullman as delegat
from the White Bluffs Cooking CT
to the All Club Camp, being hi
there this week. The girls were tax
as far as Kennewick by E.. R. G
! ner of Hanfqrd. who also had
his passengers the Misses Edith nj
fatt and verna Moulster. of
Sewing Club Of Hanford'
George Angle drove over fre
Naches Sunday, accompanied by.
daughters, Florence and Winifr
,nd +ho;r frtsnd Misc Hapadorn a