White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1930-05-16

ouHody evening.
Frederick Battig was a passenger
out on the train Monday on his way to
Seattle for weeks stay at the home
of Mrs. L. M. Kern and to receive
medical treatment.
F. G. Barrett returned to- his home
in Portland the latter part of the week
after weeks visit with his mother,
Mrs. w. w. Barrett, on Barrett
Island.
S. ". Tanning and William 'Burkett
made a trip to Quincy the latter part
of last week to bring back a team of
horses that Mr.. Tanning had pur-
chased there.
Smith & Kern announces that they
have entered a contract with Fred
Rea for 1.-THE digging of a concerted
well on the F. D. Edwards orchard
tract.
Mrs. M. E. Owens returned to the
valley last Saturday from Portland,
where she has been most OF the time
since last November with her daugh-
ter Mrs. Everett Chatfield, and is now
at the home of her son, I. c. Hawley.
D. B. English, who was taken by
his son, F. A. English, to Yakima
two weeks ago to receive medical
care, is still in ST. Elizabeth's hospital
but is growing stronger daily, accord
ing to the latest reports.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Mathieson and
daughter Roberta, came over from
Buena last Saturday evening and
spent Mothers Day with Mr.. and Mrs.
+. w. White, Mrs. Mathieson's par
ents.
Mrs. John McFee and daughter
Louise returned from Yakima Sunday
morning to their home at Colonsay
ranch. Louise is almost entirely re-
covered from the series of operations
that has kept her in Yakima for the
las. Two months and is happy 10 be
at home again.
United States Marshall D. T. Hamm
OF Spokane was in the valley the latter
part of last week subpoenaing witness
ses in the case Of r. w. MacDonell
against Receiver Marvin Chase, which
case was tried in the District Court at
Yakima the first of this week.
Having completed the transfer of
their state settlement tract to w. l..
Schwisow, the Amel Boldman family
left White Bluffs last Saturday morn
ing. They planned to stop few days
in Walla Walla and go on from there
in their car to Long Island, New York,
to make their home, stopping at var
ious places en- route to visit relatives.
Mrs. r. S. Reierson returned home
last Sunday from two weeks visit
in Seattle. Mr.. Reierson met her in his
car at Kennewick. They were accom-
panied to White Bluffs from Kenne-
wick by Mrs. H. M. Morford and little
daughter Patsy, who had been spend
ing the winter with Mrs. Morford's
mother in Tacoma.
Mrs. Robert Nitzsche has received
the sad news that her mother. Mrs.
S. E. Jennings, of Marysville, had
a slight stroke on Friday of last week
and is unable to use her right arm
or foot. Mrs. Nitzsche expects to go
over soon to be with Mrs. Jennings
for a time.
Upon his plea of guilty to second
degree burglary charge in the Super
ior court at Prosser, ]. w. Allison,
IS, who was arrested last week in
White Bluffs for breaking into the
George Chapel garage and removing
battery from car, was given a
sentence of from 2 to is years in
the penitentiary at Walla Walla.
]. L. Holecek drove up to Beverly
early last Thursday morning to meet
his daughter, Miss Margaret Holecek,
who was returning from Min
neapolis, Minnesota, where she
had been since the first of