White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1931-06-18

Monday with his truck.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Gibbins and
family drove over to Yakima Sunday.
Sheriff j. K. Mcfarland and his
son, r. A. Mcfarland, were over from
Prosser Friday on official business.
H. l.. Wolf Of Roy. Washington,
made q business trip over here Satllr-
day to look after ranch interests.
@. B. oLarey, othello merchant,
was business visitor In White Bluffs
last Saturday.
P, B. Duren, insurance man Of
Seattle, was a business visitor in the
valley a few days the first Of the
week.
| Guests of DR.. and Mrs. E. F. Newton
this week are Mr.. and Mrs. j. M.
Voorhees, of Portland, who arrived
Monday.
r. j. Roberts and N. P. Anglin left
Monday to attend the Grand Lodge
session of the Masonic order being
held at Bellingham this week.
/ Mrs. j. w. NOVEL; returned Monday
to her home in Olympia after spend
ing a few days at her orchard property
in White Bluffs
/ Miss Gertrude Uhler, stenographer
of Receiver Marvin Chase, is a bust
ness visitor in Wenatchee this week.
She expects to return to Hanford
Saturday.
Mrs. O....o Schoenrock and Mr.. and
Mrs Bert Schoenrock of Othello were
n White Bluffs Sunday to take home
a load of cherries. They report that
the crop at Othello is not so good.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth House were
visitors in Yakima Wednesday, driving
over with r. H. Skill of Pasco, dis
trict manager for the P. p. & L. COM
pany, and Mrs. Skill, to attend a COM
pany meeting.
Beginning this week the Spokesman
is publishing Edna Ferbers famous
novel, "Cimarron." Start reading it
now. 1t is an American classic and a
great story-one you cannot afford to
miss.
Miss Dorothy Morford drove over to
Prosser Saturday and was accom-
panied home by her sister, Mrs. F. l.
Wise, who with her small son Tommie
visited at the w. T.. Morford home
here until Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs j. E. Leander drove
up to Beverly last Thursday to meet
Mr.. Leander's sister, Miss Lorena
Leander of Knoxville, Illinois, who
will spend the summer at the Leande1
home here.
DR.. e. F. Newton, accompanied by
DR.. F. L. Wise of Prosser, attended
the Yakima Valley Dental association
picnic held Saturday and Sunday at
a camp on American river about 40
miles above Yakima.
While in Pullman last week at the
4-H Club Camp, Mrs j. M. Shinn
reports having seen Mrs. Ruth King
man, recently of White Bluffs, who
is planning she told Mrs. Shinn, to
make her home in Pullman.
H. j. Upton has taken over the
harvesting and marketing of the crop
of black caps on the Van Buren, ranch
and started crew the first Of the
week picking the berries. There is a
little over half acre in the plot and
Mr. Upton estimates he will have the
berries all off and on the market in
a week or ten days.
Reaching Beverly in the wee, sma'
hours of last Saturday morning, Sta
ton Agent r. r. Woods, who was re-
turning home after a few days bust
ness trip on the coast, was brought
from Beverly to White Bluffs by Mrs.
Vera Regain and daughter Jessie and
Mr.. Shoemaker, who remained to visit
for the day at the Woods home, re-
turning to Beverly Saturday evening.
Jimmie and Rufus Goldman, sons of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Goldman of
Walla Walla, and nephews of Mrs. A.
j. Spear, returned home Monday after
a week spent at the Spear home at
White Bluffs, while their mother at
tended the state convention of the
v. F. w. auxiliary at Port Angeles.
Mrs. BOldman is president OF the
Walla Walla unit.
Mr. and Mrs. j. M. Shinn and
daughters, Dorothea, Jean and Louise,
drove over to the coast Tuesday in
their car. After visit of day or
so with friends they returned Thurs
day, accompanied by Miss Lillian
Shinn, who has just finished her first
year at the University of Washington
and who will spend her summer vaca-
ton at home.
A double birthday anniversary was
celebrated Sunday at the G. G. Pugh
home, the guests of honor being Mr..
Pugh and Bert Rinker. A lovely din
ner, with plenty of ice cream and
birthday cake, featured the occasion,
which was enjoyed by Mr.. and Mrs
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