White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1931-08-20

| harold Beld1n OF POrtland was q
weekend visitor at the Hanford
Ranch, the guest Of the Anderson IA
nily from Saturday until Monday.
J.. w. Elicit of Seattle and w. j.
Griffitts OF Wenatciiea were callers at
the Spokesman office Friday after
noon.
Rev. NJ. l.. Anderson, with Mrs. An
dersor and son Alvin, arrived Monday
from Deer Park for weeks stay at
the ranch.
Mrs. r. NJ Wheeler returned Fri,
day evening on the Yakima stage from
a visit of several weeks on the Coast
Mr. and Mrs. G. c. Ward and daugh-
ter Olive, of Cashmere, were visitors at
the c. R. Chase home Friday after
noon. They were on their way home
after visit on the Coast
A fine large tomato weighing Ia
|cunces was sent into town Saturday
as specimen of the kind of vege-
tables grown in Mrs. j. j. Koch's gar
den this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Bradshaw ar
rived from Scenic, Washington, Mon
day for few days visit here with
Mr.. Bradshaws father, c. w. Brad
shaw.
Mrs A. ID. Foster OF Bellinham. her
daughter Miss Helen Foster, and Mrs.
Hamilton, California friend who was
visiting at the Foster home, left Fri
day afternoon to return to the Coast
after a weeks visit here with Mrs
Ooyche Baker.
Miss Jane Remlinger returned Tues
day from a two weeks visit on the
Coast, coming over with her father, A.
Il. Remlinger, of Tacoma, whose guest
she had been while away.
G. A. Whitney and B. L. Clark re-
port fine crops in the Moscow, Idaho,
district, observed when they made a
recent trip through Eastern Washing
ton and Idaho points.
w. G. Deering of Tacoma, general
manager of the John Dover Lumber
company, was business visitor at the
local yard Monday for few hours.
Mrs. e. r. PeSek and daughter
Shirley are expected TO return the first
of next week from Chehalis, where
they have been visiting relatives for
two weeks
j. N. Daley and Watt Phillips of
Spokane passed through White Bluffs
Wednesday on their way to Yakima
and stopped over long enough to shake
hands with their old friend, Fl. j. Tip
ION. They are in the real estate bust
ness in Spokane and also have Mon
tana oil stock for sale.
Mrs. L. A. Codding and daughter
Carrie JEAN spent last week, from
Thursday until Saturday. at the home
Of Mrs. Coddings parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c.. r. Johnson, in Yakima On
their return home they were accom-
panied by Fred Rea Of Seattle, who
was on his way to White Bluffs to
look after his orchard interests here.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. G. Young and family
spent the weekend in Spokane Miss
Edna Elvigion and Leland Crisp, the
Two Spokane young people who have
been house guests at the Young home
for the last few weeks, returned to
their respective homes, and Woody
Young remained to visit them in the
city for two weeks
Mr.. and Mrs w. w. Wallace of
Spokane arrived Tuesday evening at
The o. G. Young home for visit. Mr.
Wallace is a city mail carrier in Spo-
kane and he and Mrs. Wallace are
enjoying 15-day vacation, the first
week OF which they spent in Hot
Springs, Montana.
Arriving in White Bluffs unexpected
ly last Saturday, Mr.. and Mrs. W. A.
Ranes of Gales Greek, Oregon, found
their daughter, Mrs. Wright Wiehl,
son Greek to visit her husband, who
is employed on state highway con-
struction work there. Upon being APP
prised of her parents presence here,
Mrs. Wiehl returned home, arriving
Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ranes returned
to Oregon Wednesday,.
Out of town guests registered at the
Commercial hotel during the past week
included: R. E. Dilley, Walla Walla;
II. l.. Elwell, Seattle; Harry White
man, Wenatchee; w. Jesseph, Wenat-
chez; D. w. Berger, Toppenish; Abe
Vermeyer, Newport; A. j. Osborn, Sc
attic; Amos Hull, Neppel Neal Dahl,
Seattle; E. v. Lucas, Seattle: j. L.
! Coult, Kennewick; A. Ghighone, Sc
little; j. Boyce, Seattle; j. w. Fitz-