White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1932-09-15
Around And About White Bluffs

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Dudley Wilkinson spent the week.
end in Walla Walla, the guest of his
friend, Ward Rasmus.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Broughton and
family and Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Chap
pei and family were Washington State
Fair visitors at Yakima Wednesday.
! Miss Liberia Dotson, niece Of H.
e. Foltz, arrived recently from spo-
kane and will remain In the valley un-
til after the apple packout is finished.
G. E. Kleinhans this week. purchased
the old Anglin ranch at Hanford and
will move his family onto the place
as soon as possible.
Principal Norman Janney of the
White Bluffs grade school was din
ner guest at the George Wagner home
Thursday, September LIST, the occasion
being Reuben Wagner's birthday.
Captain and Mrs. l.. N. Hanford and
the formers mother, Mrs. Eleanor
Hanford arrived Saturday evening for
a weekend visit at the Hanford ranch.
When the others returned to Seattle
Sunday evening, Mrs. Hartford, ST., re-
manned for a few days longer visit.
Deloris Poirier, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Poirier, suffered a painful acct
dent last Thursday night when one
of his fingers was caught in the sep
arator, and badly mashed. He was ia
ken to Yakima for surgical attention.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kincaid were
guests at the home of their son, w.
j. Kincaid, Sunday coming down
Saturday evening from Waterville,
where they had been spending several
weeks looking after property interests
and visiting old friends, and leaving
on their homeward journey early Mon
day morning. Mr.. and Mrs. Kincaid
ST., live in Riverside California.
o. F.. Barrett art instructor at the
University OF Oregon, accompanied by
his sister, Mrs. j. NJ. Chalmers, and
the latter's two little daughters, ar
rived Monday evening for few days
w. w. Barrett with him on his return
to Oregon, to spend the winter in
Portland Mrs. Frank Barrett, who has
l spent most of the summer on the
Island, also joined the party, returning
5 to her home in Portland
Mrs. r. A. English and Mrs. E. j..
OLarey entertained at the home of
the latter last Friday evening with
Y four tables of bridge, complimenting
, Mrs. Harold Beldin of Portland, re-
cent bride. A pleasant feature OF the
evening was the miscellaneous shower
} of gifts presented to the honor guest.
| Refreshments of ice cream and cake
! were served during the evening.
Mrs. George Scott received word
Tuesday of serious injuries sustained
by her sister, Mrs. G. F. Haas, at Che
:. halls when the car in which the latter
! was riding with Mr.. Haas met another
in headon collision. The accident
occurred August Goth. Mr. and Mrs.
Haas were on their way to Portland,
returning home from trip to Seattle.
Mrs. Haas received a severe eye in
jury and may lose the sight of one eye.
She is receiving treatment at DR..
Sweets Clinic in Seattle. Mr.. Haas,
who at first was thought to be only
slightly hurt, has since developed an
infection and is now in st. Vincent s
, hospital in PORTLAND
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wheeler left
Tuesday afternoon after having spent
: two weeks here at the F. M. Wheeler
home, going from here to Portland for
a short visit with former Reed college
friends before returning to their work
at the University of Chicago With
Donald Wheeler and his friend, Arnold
Thomson of Sacramento, who also had
y been visiting here, they enjoyed the
! unique experience of riding down the
z Columbia as far as KenneWick on a
log raft, from there going on the train
Donald and young Thomson, on their
way to attend Reed college for the
coming year, intended to float as fal
as Umatilla before considering the
paying of any railroad fare