White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1931-07-30

Sunday, August 2, at the Commercial
Hotel.
George Angle of Naches, former
resident of White Bluffs, is in the
valley this week visiting old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs g. v. Wilson and ia
nily and Mrs. v. G. Wilson spent last
Thursday in Yakima, visiting friends
and shcpp!ns.
| Mrs. M. l.. Anderson and son Alvin
returned to Deer Park Saturday after
having spent week at the ranch look
ing after business matters here.
Mr.. and Mrs, Everett Meeks and
family spent several days this week
visiting relatives near Spokane.
| MeSdames w. F. Shaw and l.. M
johnson were Yakima visitors Thurs
day of last week.
Postmaster j. e. McNGanamon and G.
B. O'Larey and son Philip were BUSH
mess visitors in White Bluffs a few
hours last Thursday.
Miss Dorothy Morford and her mo-
ther, Mrs. W.. r. Morford, spent Sum
day in Prosser, guests of DR.. and Mrs.
f. l.. Wise.
| Miss Jane Remlinger expects to
leave on the train Saturday evening
or Tacoma, where she will be the
guest of her father, A. l.. Remlinger
for a few weeks.
Robert Remlinger was business
visitor in Othello Tuesday, going over
to act as advance agent for The Col
umbians in advertising the dance they
are giving there next Saturday night
Mrs. S. G.. Anderson is spending a
few weeks in Tacoma, visiting friends
and enjoying the cooler weather Of
the Coast
Miss Gertrude Uhler left Wednes-
day for her home in Olympia. She
was met in Wenatchee by Miss
Theresa Lutz, who will visit on the
Coast for several weeks.
F.. E. Blair returned last Thursday
from Chelan, where he has been en-
joying the cool lake breezes while Wis
iting his son, Jack Blair, for the last
three weeks.
fine time, a splendid dinner and
a pleasant viist with friends and
neighbors are reported by those who
attended the Lutheran picnic at the
Arthur Heideman home last Sunday
On the register at the Commercial
Hotel this week were the following
names: G. j. Hurlburt Seattle; G. c..
Wright, Yakima; O. Sloan, Kenne-.
wick; D. B. Leonard, Walla Walla; H.
E. Solzer, Yakima; Mr.. and Mrs
Perry E. Day and family, Seattle.
Mrs. Lack, who has been the guest
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Ranch for the last three months re-
turned Sunday to the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Robert Johnson, at
Naches.
Dave Morgan, j. B. Tromanhauser
and Leland Jackson spent the week.
end near the jumpers and on the
warm rocky beach below the gap at
Beverly. They made the trip with Mr..
Morgan's team and wagon driving up
Friday night and returning Sunday.
John McFee made a trip to Seattle
Monday to take his daughters, Jean
their grandmother, Mrs. Louise Nc
Fee, at her summer cottage on Plea
SAINT Beach, and his son Malcolm, and
Leonard Gibbins, to the Y. NJ G. A.
camp on Orcas Island. The boys will
also be gone two weeks. Mr. McFee
returned home the same evening.
Taking with them truck to carry
bedding and provisions, and two horses
to use in packing their stuff when the
trail became too steep for the truck,
the R. B. McMurry and F. w. Dawson
families left early Saturday morning
for point several miles above Wen
atchee, in the mountains, where they
expected to spend week camping
and fishing.
Mr.. and Mrs R. j. Roberts, and
Mrs. Doyche Baker, of White Bluffs,
and Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Weber
of Hanford, report an enjoyable trip
over recent weekend when they
drove in the Roberts car as far as
Sumter and Baker Oregon. The speed
ometer recorded distance of 67O
miles, part of which, Mrs. Roberts
said, ran through most beautiful