White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1931-06-11

Sunday in Yakima.
Mrs. E. F. Newton and her house
guest, Mrs. Stanley Gray, spent Sat-
urday In Yakima.
Rev. A. Joda Of Kennewick was in
White Bluffs Monday and Tuesday,
visiting at the homes Of his parish
oners.
Mrs. w. e. Searles left on the train
Monday evening for Ellensburg to Wis
it for while at the home Of her
step-son, Leland Searles.
! Mrs. Wright Wiehl and Eiroy Wiehl
drove down to Waitsburg Sunday to
spend the day with Wright, who is
employed there on road work
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Carpenter and
family are out of town for week or
two, having left last Friday morning
for The Dalles.
Fred j. Cunningham of Spokane,
attorney for the Priest Rapids Irriga-
ton district, is in the valley today,
Thursday, going over the affairs of the
district with the directors.
Mrs. A. L. Penn and daughters,
the Misses Ruby and Marguerite
Penn, left on Wednesday evenings
train for a few days visiting and
shopping in Seattle.
Mrs. r. 3. McMurry returned Mon
day from Billings, Montana, where
,nc went last week TO be present at
the celebration of the 81st birthday of
her mother, Mrs. w. D. De Vaul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Chairman
made a trip to Wapato Monday, ac-
companied by Mrs. Lucy Willis, who
remained to visit awhile there at the
home of her son, William Willis.
Reinhold Wagner was q passenger
ing, bound for the coast. After visit
ing friend at Puyallup he expected to
spend few days with his brother
Carl in Seattle.
Mrs L. NJ Kern returned to her
home in Tacoma Saturday evening af-
ter short visit at the home of her
son, v. O. Kern. She was accompanied
by the latter's little daughter Virginia,
who will spend the summer on the
coast with her grandmother
Edwin Upton suffered badly
bruised nose Tuesday afternoon when
he was struck by cable while driving
a team on the hay derrick at the Dia-
lnond D ranch at Priest Rapids where
he has been working since the close
of school. The Kennewick physician
to whom he was taken Wednesday
by his brother Everett, said no bones
were broken.
F. A. English and H. p McGlothern
were visitors Sunday in Yakima, call
ing at ST. Elizabeth's hospital to see
w. A. Kaefer and Ford Johnson, both
of whom they report to be recovering
nicely.
Mrs. w. j.. Jenkins received this
week the announcement of the mar
q riage of Miss Evelyn Florence McCrory
, to Mr.. Alfred M. Jansen of Cheney,
Sunday, June 7. Mrs Jansen is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Nc
Crory who were residents of White
Bluffs for about year, leaving here
about three months ago for Lamont.
The young couple will live at Cheney,
where they will be at home to their
many friends after June II.
White Bluffs visitors in Seattle last
week who returned home on Monday
evenings train were Mrs. Fred M.
We'll, Mrs. w. j. Kincaid, Miss Virginia
Kincaid and Mrs. George McCotter.
Mrs McCotter was accompanied to
White Bluffs by her sister, Miss Edna
Fuller OF Port Townsend, who will Wis
it at the McCotter home here this
summer.
G. e. Dunn, who in early develop
ment of the White Bluffs district, pur-
chased and improved the ten acre
tract now owned by r. D. Barge, just
north of the cherry orchard belonging
to Mrs. Lulu M. Johnson, was a visi-
tor here Monday, coming up to get
some fruit. Mr.. Dunn owns ranch
about mile out of Pasco but is still
employed on the railroad.
r. S. Reierson of the White Bluffs
Trading company drove up to Spo-
kane Friday and was accompanied
home Sunday by two of his sisters,
the Misses Hattie and Olga Reierson,
who will visit here for a week Miss
Hattie Reierson is junior at the
University of Idaho at Moscow, and
Miss Olga is recent graduate of the
Lewis and Clark high school in Spo-
kane.
H. P. McGlothern upon his return
from Yakima Wednesday evening,
said that Mrs. McGlothern, who UNI
derwent a major operation in ST. Eliz-
abeth's hospital there Tuesday FORE
noon is doing nicely and making sat
isfactory recovery from the operation
Mr.. McGlothern came over from va
kima with G. H. Merit Of the Banjo
Studio.