White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1932-09-01
Around And About White Bluffs

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| Mr.. and Mrs Otto Schoenrock of
Othello were business visitors in White
| Bluffs Saturday.
Allen Noel of Seattle spent a few
days last week as a guest at the F.
NJ Wheeler home.
Ferd Luhmann returned Monday
evening after a months absence spent
| in Seattle and Yakima.
| w. l.. SchWiSOW, accompanied by
his er-in-law Mrs. Loyal Borden,
made a trip to Yakima last Thursday,
on his return bringing home Mrs.
SchWisow and baby son.
Jack O'Larey expects to leave Sun
day for Springfield, Missouri where he
will again make his home with an
aunt while attending college.
K E. Grant has returned to his home
at Grants Corner after six weeks
absence spent in the harvest fields on
the east side of the Columbia.
MIR. and Mrs. G. R. Chase and son
Tony, accompanied by little Bobby
Moore, of Los Angeles, California, re-
turned Tuesday evening from short
vacation trip spent in Wenatchee.
Mr.. Chase spent several days of his
vacation at Klonoqua Lakes, where he
and his brother went on a fishing trip.
party made up of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. A. Bradley, Howard Bradley and
Miss Orys Maple left at o'clock last
Saturday morning for Yakima but
car trouble interrupted the trip and
the party was compelled to return
home in the evening after getting only
as far as the halfway house.
AltuS Arnold was q passenger out
on the train Monday evening, on his
way to Seattle to consult medical
clinic in Seattle in regard to his health.
Billy Blair returned this week from
Bend, Oregon, where he has made his
home for the last year with his sister
Mrs. B. G. Lowe.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. A. House and Miss
Dorothy Morford attended swimming
party last Thursday evening at the
Island at Pasco, where the guests were
all employees of the Pacific Power &
Light company
Mr.. and Mrs. Glare Kleinhans and
family of Seattle are guests at the
home of Mrs. Kleinhans parents, Mr.
and Mrs H. P. McGlothern. They will
remain during the fruit harvest.
Miss Vera Johnson, who visited hel
father, F.. N. Johnson, relief man at
the G. M. t& st. P. depot, few days
the first of the week, returned We'd
nesday evening to her home at Sum-
ner. While here, Miss johnson was
a guest at the A. l.. Penn home.
At dinner given last Thursday
evening in honor of her husbands
birthday at their home at Allard, Mrs
w. H. Kirby entertained the following
guests: Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Jenkins
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Krug, Mr. and Mrs
w. r. Kirby and son Billy, and Mrs
Harry Keller.
Guests at the w. T. NGorford home
Sunday were DR.. and Mrs. F.. l.. Wise
and son Tommie, of Prosser and M
E. Morford and son George of Olym.
pia. The Wise family returned home
Sunday evening but the others re.
manned until Tuesday morning.
Dudley Wilkinson had as his guests
y over the weekend, Don Berkeley ane
Fred Velikanje of Yakima. A feature
of the entertainment provided was {
swimming party Saturday evening al
the Point, followed later by cards ane
refreshments at the Wilkinson home
The boys returned to their homes il
Yakima Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Gilbert Thompson O
L ullIllttll were SucSCS dU Ulle W. H. All
by home at Allard recently. Mr.
Thompson, who is cousin of Mrs
Kirby, is an instructor at Washington
State college and was on his way t,
Berkeley California, where he expected
to spend few months in reasearcl
work. Vearl and Marie McManus, VIII,
had been visiting their grandparent
at Allard returned to their home a
Livermore, California, with the Thomp
sons.
E. j. O'Larey, Jack O'Larey and bud
ley Wilkinson drove over to Yakim;
Monday to meet Miss Tommie OLarey
who was returning from visit will
friends in Sumner, Washington. The
were accompanied on the trip over b