White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1931-10-15

Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Sutherland came
up from Pasco Sunday to visit with
their daughter, Mrs. L. E. Jackson, at
the ranch while helping with the apple
harvest.
O. B. Wheeler, of Tacoma, who is
substituting at the G. M. & st. P. depot
during the asence Of Station Agent r.
iR. Woods, is boarding at the w. j..
Jenkins home while in White Bluffs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert zarndt of Ken
tneWick have been visitors at the home
of Rev. and Mrs. L. @. Krug since Sun
|day, to help harvest the Winesap crop.
On Monday afternoon, Rev. L. c..
Krug left for Leavenworth, to attend
the Fall Pastoral Conference of the
Pacific Northwest district of the Luz
theran church. Rev. Krug expects to
return home by Friday.
Guests at the Commercial hotel from
Saturday evening until Sunday even
ing were DR.. w. w. Schwabland and
the Messrs. Dewey Ospek and j. H.
De Plantz, of Seattle, who came over
for the opening of the hunting season
L. N. Hanford, with two of his Sc
attic friends, drove over Saturday and
enjoyed two days of pheasant hunting
turning home late Wednesday even
ing. While here they were guests at
the Hanford ranch.
Mrs Marie Beyers was called to
Waterville Saturday morning by the
serious illness of her father, who had
suffered stroke of paralysis. She
was taken as far as Vantage by Mrs
Beth Beyers, continuing her journey
from there by stage.
Mrs Torvald Danielson has returned
to her home in Seattle after several
weeks spent in visiting with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Wheeler, and
helping with the apple harvest on the
ranch. Mrs. Danielson left Monday
morning with Mr. Danielson, who came
over for her Saturday evening in his
car
Miss Frances Samuel of Waitsburg
was a visitor at the G. R. Chase home
in White Bluffs Thursday afternoon
She returned to Waitsburg the same
evening, accompanied by Mrs. Ann
Williams of Aberdeen, recent visitor
at the home of her daughter, Mrs
Chase, Mrs. Williams will visit in
Waitsburg short time, later returning
to White Bluffs.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. j. H. Cole
and Mrs Lille Robinson at the Com
mercial hotel this week included Mrs.
H. Werner and Mrs. Lottie Tiffany of
Auburn, Washington; Mr. and Mrs. A.
L. Nelson and Lloyd Goldring, of Sc
attic; and Mrs. Pauline Gallagher of
Everett, who arrived last Saturday eve
ming and returned to the Coast this
(Thursday) morning. Mrs. Werner is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Cole
and a sister of Mrs. Robinson and
Mrs. Nelson is her daughter.
Ellis Van Alta, radio trouble shooter
for the Pacific Power & Light Com
pany, arrived in White Bluffs Tuesday
evening and will probably be here most
of the week. Noise, presumably on
the transmission lines has been inter-
fering lately with the reception on
some of the receiving sets here and
during his stay in the valley Mr.. Van
Eta will try to locate this and correct
it.
Unexpected guests at the j. w. Lar
sen home over the weekend were
Mrs. Larsens sisters, Mrs Harry Sic
bold of Olympia, Washington, and
Mrs. Louis Siebold of Saskatchewan,
Canada, and the formers two sons,
Harry and Antony, who all arrived
Friday evening and visited here until
Monday morning The party was on
it's way from Saskatchewan to Olyn1-
pia. 1t was the first time in nine years
that the three sisters had visited to-
gether.
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Mr.. and Mrs. v. G. Wilson celebrated
their silver wedding anniversary with
a dinner at their home, Sunday even
ing. Covers were laid for fourteen
and following the dinner several hours
of pleasant conversation ware enioved
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs Will
son, Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Holecek, Mr..
and Mrs. Don Grimsley Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Wilson and children, Mrs. Doyche
Baker, j. H. johnson and F. NJ Hill.
H. A. Knowles, former local mana
ger for the Union Oil company at
White Bluffs, but now associated with
his brother, "Tex" Knowles, in the oper-
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