White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1932-07-21

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day or two at home. He will return
to the Coast Friday evening.
Mrs. Ada S. NOVEL; of Olympia ar
rived in White Bluffs this, Thursday,
afternoon and will spend few days
at her orchard property
Mrs. l.. E. Jackson and daughter
Wanda are in Spokane, where they
went last Friday to spend two weeks
with Mrs Jacksons parents, Mr. and
Mrs G. l.. Sutherland.
Miss Virginia Owen, who has been
for the last two weeks the guest OF
her cousin, Miss Lenoir McMurry, eX-
poets to return to her home in Naches
Saturday. She will be accompanied by
Miss McMurry, who will visit in Naches
for the next two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Upton, accom-
panied by two of their children, Dor
othy and Edwin, left Sunday for 9th
clio where their son, Everett Upton
owns and manages grocery store.
Another daughter, Grace, went to Ell
lensburg Tuesday, expecting to secure
employment there, where she will make
her home with relatives. Miss Gertrude
Upton remained in White Bluffs to
look after the household GOODS which
have not been moved yet, and will work
in the fruit here this fall.
Harry Foltz made a trip to Spokane
last Friday with truck load OF pro-
duce. His niece, Miss zelda Dotson,
came back with him ON his return to
| White Bluffs the following day and will
visit at the Foltz home here for few
weeks.
Carlos Smith was a visitor in Yaki-
,, ma Tuesday, going over to see Mrs
. Smith, who is receiving treatment in
,, ST Elizabeth's hospital. Friends Will
! be glad to hear that he found her in
.. an improved condition and hoping soon
J to be able to return home.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Moody drove
to Pasco Tuesday to meet the formers
!, brother Oscar Moody, who arrived
there by stage from Denver, and who
is now visiting at the Moody home
here.
Mr. and Mrs. j. L. Holmskog O
Berkeley, California, with their tWt
children, Sevia Margaret and Norman
Glenn, are expected visitors at Thu
Hesperus, where they will be for al
indefinite time the guests of Mrs
Holmskog's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j
B. Tromanhauser.
John Chase drove down from Wen
atchee Monday morning and will spen'
about a week in White Bluffs, a CUES
at the home of his brother, C. R
; Chase
; Mr.. and Mrs. O. c. Young drov
over to Yakima Saturday afternoon t
consult physician about Mr.. Young
. health The doctor said that MI
Young's trouble is arising from con
dition of lead poisoning, contracte
from work in the orchard spraying
Returning home in the evening the
stopped over in Sunnyside and Wer
guests overnight at the McRee hom
Mrs c.. C. Phillips and her Sol
Frank Phillips, accompanied by tn
form err S sister, Mrs Wilhelmin
Graves, drove to Walla Walla Sunda
and visited Mr.. Phillips, who for Jf
last two months has been receivin
treatment in the Veterans hospit;
there.
Robert Carboneau writes Mr.. an
~ Mrs W. j. Jenkins that with his mott
er he has recently returned to h
home on the Coast from an automobi
4 trip to Los Angeles He said that a
though the trip was highly enjoyabl
and California wonderful state,
likes Washington much better
The earth tremor felt in sever
places in the state Sunday night w
noted by a number of people in til
valley. The quake was not seve
one and no damage of consequent
has been reported.
Mr. and Mrs John McT'ee took the
n three children, Malcolm, Jean and Lo
Use, to Ellensburg Sunday and the
turned them over to Mr. McFet
brother, Donald, who had driven fro
I Seattle that morning to meet the
!! With Donald the children went ba
to the Coast to spend three wee
\ with their grandmother Mrs. Lolii
McF'ee, at her summer home on Bal
4 bridge Island. On their way home frc
! Ellensburg that evening, Mr.. and M
\ McFee stopped in Yakima to attel
\ the banquet rendered by the Yakill
NJ Chamber of Commerce to DR.. Ray L
n man Wilbur, secretary of the interi
NJ and DR.. Elwood Mead, reclamati
commissioner.