White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1931-05-14

were aKlma VlSltoIS MONDAY AFTER
noon.
H. M. Morford, Wilmot Morford
and Rhinehold Wagner were visitors
in Yakima last Saturday evening.
Donald McFee Of Seattle was a
visitor in the valley over the week.
end, guest at coionsay ranch, the
home Of his brother, John Melee,
Jack O'Larey visited In Seattle
over the Weekend, going ever on
the train Friday morning and re-
turning Monday.
Henry Stahl, who has been en-
ployed in Richland for the last two
| weeks was business visitor in
White Bluffs Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Osenbaugh and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Jen-
kins spent pleasant evening at the
r. r. Woods home last Saturday.
| w. ]. Wood of Yakima was Wis
itor in White Bluffs Tuesday, bring
ing over a party of men in his taxi
! cab.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Miller and
| family and Mrs. Beth Beyers and
two children were Yakima visitors
Wednesday.
The shed and outbuildings in the
rear of the house occupied by the
c. G. Csenbaugh family, were de-
troyed by fire Monday afternoon.
-c buildings were empty and the
| cause of the fire unknown.
Miss Dorothy Morford drove over
to Prosser in her car Sunday, taking
as her passengers her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. T. Morford, to spend
F. L. Wise.
Mrs. w. A. Barnes became SER
iously i'll last week and was taken
last Thursday to Yakima, where at
medical examination at St. Eliz-
abeth's hospital, Saturday, she was
adjudged insane and on Sunday ev-
engin was taken to the state hospital
at Medical Lake. Physicians told Mr..
Barnes that it was possible that her
condition is temporary and her re-
covery might occur in month or
two under the care Of the specialists
at Medical Lake.
Mrs. E. F. Newton drove down to
Kennewick last Friday to meet her
mother, Mrs. Blanche Russell of
Portland, who remained guest at
the Newton home in Hartford until
today. Mrs. Newton and Mrs. Rus
sell were Yakima visitors Saturday.
DR.. E. r. Newton, accompanied by
Steve Szekfu of Hartford, drove down
Tuesday evening to Kennewick where
Mr.. Szekfu consulted a physician. X
ray pictures were taken of Mr.. Seek
fu's jaw in an effort to determine the
extent Of the injuries he received
when struck in the face by William
Thomas last Sunday.
A group of friends surprised Mrs.
w. F. Roberts last Thursday even
ing and spent few pleasant hours
at the Roberts home celebrating
their hostess birthday. They were:
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Osenbaugh and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Jenkins
and Mrs. J. B. Tromanhauser.
Charles H. Kingman, ST., of Waits
burg arrived in White Bluffs Mon
| Iou l. l..
Mrs. Ruth Kingman, to pack her
household goods preparatory to NOV
ing Friday to Waitsburg where with
her children she will make her home
with the senior Kingmans.
Twenty members and moth
ers We're present at the meeting of
the Junior Woman's Club held Tues
day afternoon at the Presbyterian
church to enjoy the fine musical pro-
gram given and the luncheon of ice
cream and cake and ice tea served at
the close of the meeting. The next
meeting will be held Tuesday after
noon, May 10, in the assembly room
of the Lutheran church.
WITS. DeItHd 0SHuSlSI, dSSolllPdIl-
led by her two little daughters, Mar
garet and Elizabeth. came up Sun
day from Richland, where she is
helping her sister, Mrs. George
Gress, during the asparagus and
strawberry harvest on the Gress
ranch and remained at home for a
day or so looking after business
affairs. She returned to Richland
Monday.
Mrs. Peter K. Saith, who came
down last Thursday from Soap Lake
to visit relatives here, has purchased
the Rixie place near the old town
site, from Ira c. Hawley, admins
traitor of the Rixie estate, and she
and Mr.. Saith expect to make their
home there. They were forced to
leave the Alaskan climate on ac-