White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1932-09-08

Harold B. Kiser, of Seattle, a nephew
Of Mrs. v. O. Kern, was visitor at
the Kern home over Labor Day.
Miss zelda Dotson has returned to
her home In Spokane after summer
spent in White Bluffs at the home Of
her uncle. II. e. Foltz.
Weekend guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. s. Reierson were Mr.. Reierson's sis
ter, Miss Christie Reierson, and his
brother, Peter Reierson, both Of Spo-
kane, who arrived Saturday evening
and visited until Monday morning.
Ford johnson and his mother, Mrs.
Lula M. johnson, returned Monday
from a delightful summers outing at
Lake Keechelus, where they enjoyed
primitive living and primitive fare to
the full, fresh fish and huckleberries
being on their menu daily.
Mr.. and Mrs H. G. Broughton drove
to Kennewick Sunday, accompanying
Mrs. Broughton's brother, Lewis Alb
dill that far on his return to his home
at Dayton, Oregon, after having spent
the latter part of the summer here
with the Broughtons.
Friends of Miss Elizabeth Moede,
youngest daughter of William Moede,
will be interested to learn of her re-
cent marriage to Tom Brean, the
wedding ceremony taking place in Ell
lensburg Thursday, August 25. The
young couple are at present making
their home in Yakima.
Sunday afternoon the Misses Esther,
Ruth and Rose Krug left for Kenne-
wick, where they attended the state
convention of the Walther League, a
young peoples society in the Lutheran
church, which was in session Sunday
and Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Olsen and chill
dren were visitors here last Thursday
afternoon for few hours, coming over
from Mabton, where Mr.. Olsen has
been in business since leaving the en-
ploy of the White Bluffs Motor COM
pany last spring. They were on their
way to Prosser where they will make
their home for the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Pugh came down
from Cunningham the latter part OF
last week and were here Friday and
Saturday getting their households
goods ready to move back there, Mr.
Pugh having been awarded the school
bus route at Cunningham for the VIM
ter.
Mrs. A. l.. Penn, Miss Ruby Penn and
Miss Florence Barnes left on the
train Monday evening for Seattle. Mrs
Penn and her daughter will visit
friends in the city for few days be-
fore returning to White Bluffs. Flor
ence will remain in Seattle to attend
school during the coming year, MAX
ing her home with her grandparents
while there.
Mrs. w. w. Barrett made a trip to
KenneWck last Friday to have the
cast removed from her arm, which was
broken about month ago but which
has now healed very successfully She
was an overnight guest at the A. w
Campbell home while in KenneWick
returning to White Bluffs Saturday
morning.
y The o. G. Young family were visi-
tors in Spokane over Labor Day, going
up Saturday afternoon in their cal
and returning Monday evening" Wood
row Young remained in Spokane where
he will attend North Central high
school this year. Mr.. and Mrs Young
and Ruth were accompanied home by
Mrs. Airline Wagner, who will visit fol
a time at the ranch.
V. O. Kern went to the Coast We'd
nesday and on the following Satur-
day returned with Frederick Battig, his
young stepson, who for the preceding
three weeks had been receiving treat.
ment at the Orthopaedic hospital ir
Seattle. While at the hospital Frederick
underwent a very serious nasal opera
ton, but his recovery was so rapid ane
successful that he was able to entel
school Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Lewis, who made
their home here sixteen years ago dur.
ing the year Mr.. Lewis was principa
of the White Bluffs grade school
passed through town last Thursday
afternoon and stopped few hours tt
greet old friends. Mr.. Lewis now
teaches in the Seattle city schools ane
he and Mrs. Lewis were returning from