White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1931-08-27

The Misses Minnie and Alice Motley
of Lind are the guests this week at the
home Of their sister, Mrs. Bert Rinker
Robert Barrett came up from The
Dalles last Thursday for short stay
at the Barrett ranch on the island
while attending to business affairs.
G. B. OLarey was business visitor
from othello Thursday and Friday Of
last week. He was accompanied by
Gordon May. and also by two Of his
young sons.
W. H. Wehmeier and daughter Anne
of Seattle, who visited at the Web
Imeier ranch at Hanford from Friday
until Tuesday, were dinner guests
Monday evening at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. F. E. Taylor.
Miss Elsie Taylor spent several days
lat the Hanford ranch this week, the
guest of Miss Carine Anderson from
Sunday until Tuesday evening.
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j Mrs. Alfred Hennekin, Mrs. Nellie
Lake and Cecil Broughton, all of Ken
newick, visited at the H. G, Broughton
home at White Bluffs Wednesday of
last week.
Mrs. j. E. Larichiliere and Mrs.
Addie Pitt returned to their respective
homes in the Yakima valley Saturday
after having spent several days here
on business connected with the settle
ment of the Brice estate.
Mr.. and Mrs A. w. Angle came
; down from Spokane Sunday to be the
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. O. c.
Young. Mr.. Angle is city mail car
rier in Spokane
ut-of-toWn guests at the CONNER
;ial hotel during the last week were:
:, Gordon May and G. B. O'Larey, Othel-
, 10; G.. M. Pinkerton. Spokane; Godfrey
Meilke, Lind; Mr.. and Mrs. Giles
IQuincy; Otis Fisk, Gle Elum; Ray
Moen, Seattle; j. M. Miller, Grand
! view; Otis Sloan, Kennewick; L. Blu
y chanen and G. Putten, Yakima.
4 Mrs Edmund Anderson received this
r week the announcement of the mar
r riage of Miss Mildred Boudin and Or
vile E. Wilson Tuesday, August 4, al
Hoquiam, Washington. Miss Boudir
r was a teacher in the White Bluffs
d grade school for several years.
r James K. Currens of Indianapolis
: Indiana, arrived this week and is Wis
a iting his uncle, w. P. Currens, at Prizes
Rapids. Mr.. Currens was accompanied
by Nils Agnar Ahlin of Los Angeles
i and also by Mrs. w. P. Currens, who
t will remain with her husband at Priest
Rapids.
4 Mrs. Loyal Borden, who has been ir
the Pasco hospital since the accident
three weeks ago in which she was ser.
. iously injured and Mr.. Borden wa!
killed, was brought to White Bluff.
l last Sunday and will be cared for al
the home of her sister, Mrs. William
A SchWisow, until she is able to be w
9 and around again.
Jay Montgomery, Pacific Power &
$ Light employee, underwent tonsil
ectomy Monday in Yakima and on tn,
following day his sister, Miss Flor.
Montgomery, was operated on at st
Elizabeth's hospital for the removal O
5 her appendix. Mrs. Cordelia Mont
gomery, who accompanied her son ant
daughter to Yakima, returned with ia,
q Wednesday. Flora is expected to b
: able to resume her duties in the tele
: phone office again before very long
She will leave the hospital the last o
this week.
- Miss Lorena Leander returned t,
her home in Knoxville, Illinois, tn
. latter part of last week, after sum
. mer's visit at the home of her brother
~ j. E. Leander, who with Mrs. Leande
: and the children, took her as far a
Seattle in his car last Friday. Although
e the Illinois visitor said she would b
>, glad to see her Eastern home again
Il she liked the West and hoped the da,
would be not to far distant when sh
: could come again to visit in the Prizes
= Rapids valley.
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