White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1931-10-22

| MTS. i. i. King was nOSCeSS TO her
brother, Chester Seabolt, of Denver
Colorado, over the weekend. Mr.. Sea-
bolt left Tuesday afternoon for Sc
attic, where he may decide to make
his home, Mrs. King said.
| Walla Walla visitors at the B. g..
Root home over Sunday were Mr.. and
Mrs. w. E. Root, Mr.. and Mrs. K. G.
Root, and Major w. Root and two
sons, Walter and James
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Anderson and
two children drove over from Seattle
Saturday afternoon to spend Sunday
with Mrs. Doyche Baker at the ranch
F. E. Blair and his son, Russell,
left Thursday for Colville, where they
will both remain for an indefinite
time, Russell to work and Mr.. Blair
to visit with the " E. Blair family.
Among the Seattle visitors in the
valley who came over for the opening
of the hunting season, but who were
not listed last week, were Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Pritchard, and two chill
dren, who visited at Colonsay Ranch
while here.
Dean Taylor returned to the Uni
versity Of Washington Sunday after
visit Of reveral days here with the
OLarey family.
Mrs @. l.. Olney has returned to her
home in Seattle after several weeks
spent at the S. M. Brisco home, helping
to care for Mr.. Brisco during his re-
cent Illness
Reinhold Wagner arrived at home
Wednesday of last week after having
spent the greater part of the sum-
mer on the Coast. While in Puyallup
he saw the Adolph Lemka family, who,
he says, are all well and very COM
fortably situated in the new home they
have bought at Orting
Mrs. j. H. de Veuve came over from
Seattle Saturday and was at her ranch
the Bonnie Terre Orchard, until Sum
day afternoon. She was accompanied
by her secretary Mrs Allison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Shanahan drove
over to Yakima Sunday and came back
the same evening with Mrs. A. w.
Borden and her baby daughter, Cath
crime Jane, who were returning home
from st. Elizabeth's hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Stone and Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Mende, all of Cald-
we'll, Idaho, were visitors at the M.
3. Houk home over the Weekend ar
irving Friday and returning home
Monday morning. Mr.. Stone and Mrs.
Ilouk are brother and sister, and Mrs.
Mende is niece of Mr.. Houk.
S. M. Briscos many friends were
glad to greet him Monday on his first
appearance in town since his illness.
MIR. Brisco is rapidly making recovery
from recent stroke of paralysis.
Mrs. j. w. NOVEL; of Olympia was
a visitor in the valley over the week.
end, guest of Mr.. and Mrs. H. C..
Broughton at the NOVEL; ranch from
Saturday until Wednesday.
DR.. E. F. Newton and Arno Krug
drove down to Pasco last Friday even
ing to see a smoker Ronald Ralston
was on the card as a principal in one
OF the bouts, but could not get away
that evening and it was necessary to
substitute another boxer for him.
Immediately upon receipt of mes
sage from the Oregon Highway de-
partment last Friday, recalling him to
work, Arthur Anderson, who with Mrs
Anderson had been spending two
weeks vacation with relatives and
friends at White Bluffs, left for Port
land, near where he will be stationed
for while. Mrs. Anderson accom-
panied him.
Sam Allard returned Tuesday even
ing from Joseph, Oregon, where he
mad been for a short visit with his
son, Henry Allard, and family. Mr..
Allaru naQ intended longer stay but
predictions of imminent SHOWS and
fear lest he be detained there for the
winter if the storms caught him, led
him to return early
After an absence of several weeks
IN California, Mrs. F. A. English re-
turned home Sunday, having been
joined in Portland by Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles English and two sons, Bud and
Jack. who brought her the remainder
OF the journey in their car and visited
here until Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Young and fam
lily were in Spokane over the weekend, |
visiting friends. On their return Sun
day evening, they were accompanied
by Mrs. Henry Beuich and her two