White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1931-08-13

Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Stowe spent Sun
day in Ellensburg, the guests of Mr.
Stoves parents.
The Columbians will give a dance
Saturday evening August Is at the
Community hall in Hanford.
Mr. and Mrs. A. f. Barge returned
the first of the week from weeks
outing at Lake Stevens, Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Saith drove up
to Soap Lake Wednesday, for weeks
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. English and w
A. Kaefer were visitors in Yakima
Tuesday afternoon.
The j. Hemker family moved this
week from the Burns place to the
tract formerly owned by F. I. Badger
in the Terrace Point neighborhood.
Ralph Reese of Seattle was the
guest of Charles English few days
the first of the week. Both boys were
students at the University of Wash
ington last year.
Miss Lillian Berg returned to her
home in Seattle Sunday after a three
weeks visit at the F.. A. English home
She was accompanied as far as va
kima by Mrs. English and the Messrs.
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| Miss Christie ReiersCn returned last
.,.-2cday evening to her home in Troy.
Idaho, after weeks visit at the home
of her brother, r. S. Reierson, the
latter, accompanied by Mrs. Reierson,
taking her as far as KenneWick in his,
car.
The M. E, Houk and E. j. Soden
families were in Spokane Sunday and
Monday, visiting Mrs j. G. Shoots,
who went there several weeks ago in
the hope of benefiting her health.
Mrs. Shoots has not been strong since
a severe attack of the flu last winter.
Mrs. Houk remained in Spokane but
the remainder of the White Bluffs
party returned home Monday evening
+. Mrs. Ethel Remlinger was happy to
have as her guest for few hours last
Thursday afternoon Miss Emily Jane
Gibson of Fort Sam Houston, Texas,
a friend Of many years standing. Miss
Gibson is a nurse and sister of Mrs.
Ida Cullen, of Prosser, Benton County
nurse.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. w. Curtis of Rich
land, and some of their neighbors in
that district, came up last Sunday to
get peaches They took back with them
the entire crop from the Arthur
Moody place.
Holiday Dance is being planned
by the White Bluffs Commercial club,
to be given Saturday evening, Septem-
Der S, at the Hanford Community
hall Watch for posters.
Mr.. and Mrs Lauron N. Hartford
were visitors at the Hanford ranch
Saturday evening and Sunday They
returned to their Seattle home Sunday
accompanied by the Misses Barbara
and Jane Hartford who had been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund An
derson at the ranch for the last two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wagner, ac-
companied by their sons Reuben ana
Solomon, spent the weekend in Sc
attic visiting their son Carl and en-
joying the Fleet Week celebration that
annually attracts SO many outside Wis
itors to the big Coast city. Besides CO.
ing out on a tour of inspection of
some of the battleships in the harbor,
the White Bluffs party also spent
some time in Tacoma, sightseeing. |
They report that Carl, who is taking
treatments for rheumatism in his /,
hands, is much improved.
j. E. Leander and daughter Pauline
left early Monday morning for North |
Fork, up the Entiat river, where they
will meet Anne Eyraud and go with |
him to his camp, nine-mile ride by
horseback up the mountains to the
ridge between the Entiat and Lake |
Chelan Miss Lorena Leander went
with them as far as Silver Greek Falls
where she will camp until they return.
They expect to be gone week.
| II. j. Upton was business visitor
on the other side of the river Tues
day. Near Hatton he happened along
he road just in time to render aid
to some of his friends who had had
car accident. While travelling be-
tween two of his ranches, Lee Biggs
Of Hatton had had the misfortune to |
have his car turn over when some
thing went wrong with the steering
gear. Mrs. Biggs, who was with him,