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


Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Young were Wis
itors in Spokane last Friday, driving
up in their car.
Among the White Bluffs folks who
spent the weekend out of town were
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Reierson, who at
tended reunion of the formers fam
lily at the old Reierson homestead near
Troy Idaho. They returned home late
Monday evening and report delight
full trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Simmons of
San Francisco were in the valley re-
Gently, greeting old friends. Mr.. Sim
mons was an engineer ON the Priest
Rapids lines when the road was first
built in here. He owns a tract of land
up river, near the Jaeger ranch and
visited the Jaegers while here.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. N. Hanford ac-
companied by their daughters, the
Misses Jane and Barbara Hanford,
came over Saturday evening from Sc
attic to spend day or two at the
ranch, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Ed
mund Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs. Han
ford returned home Sunday but the
girls remained to visit for a week or
So
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. Wiehl came over
from Seattle Saturday and visited at
the NJ NJ Wiehl ranch on the east
side of the Columbia until Wednes-
day morning. Both were graduates Of
the University of Washington in June
and while here, Lloyd learned that he
had successfully passed the state bar
examinations. He is now a full-fledged
attorney. He has the remarkable record
of never having once been tardy o
absent in either grade or high school,
or while in the university. Tt is pos
sible that he will decide to locate in
Yakima.
Although an X-ray disclosed that
there was no broken bone, Philip
Heath, White Bluffs boy with the u.
S. Navy, now in training in Illinois,
who recently received injuries to his
leg in baseball game, will be con-
fined to the hospital for some time
yet, according to letter to his mother,
received the first of the week.
The Girls Bridge Club held a meeting
at the Holecek home Wednesday even
ing Of last week, Miss Margaret Holecek
and Miss Olive Walker being hostesses.
Three tables were in play and the
high prize went to Miss Rose Krug
while Miss Ruth Krug carried off the
low prize. Refreshments of salad, wa
: fers and punch were served at Thu
close of the evening.
Carl Buss drove to Yakima Wednes,
day and returned the same day, &C.
companied by his sister, Jennie Bllss
and Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Buchanan
Miss Jennie Buss underwent appen.
$ dectomy in ST. Elizabeth's hospital ter
, days ago.
r Mrs. Carlos Smith, who about 81,
j; weeks ago underwent very serious
y goiter operation at st. Elizabeth's hos
9 pital in Yakima, was taken to the hos
pital again Tuesday, suffering from
heart trouble. Accompanied by MI
Smith, she was taken over by Mrs.
Hemker and Miss Aletha Hemker, an,
q it will be necessary for her to receiv
a hospital care for the next two weeks
: her physician said.
G A party of ladies from Richland an
e Kennewick, made up Of Mrs. T.. "
e Curtis, Mrs Will Kurth, Mrs. Gen
Kurth and Mrs. Hackney, spent Wed
nesday as the guests of Mrs. Henr
Chairman and Mrs. Arthur Moody.
v Mrs. Bert Shanahan was a passenge
e out OH the train Saturday evening
g going over to spend the Fourth in Sc
n attic as the guest of her daughte
II Mrs. Orion Bozarth.
&c Mr.. and Mrs. Barlow Montgome1
g spent the Fourth in White Bluffs. TIL
u guests of Mrs. Cordelia Montgome1
and family
20 CARD OF THANKS
n We wish to express our deep apprf
a citation to our friends for their e>
g pressions of sympathy; and for I'll
# beautiful flowers and for any acts {
Ct kindness shown to us during the IL
n ness and death of our beloved hui
If band and father.
=. Mrs Ben Foster, and children
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