White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1932-07-28

Tom Clarke, Jr., and Patrick Clarke
were visitors in Yakima Friday.
Murray Walker, who had been visit
ing his cousin, Clinton McMurry, for
the previous week, returned Saturday
to his home at Kalama.
Miss Dorothy Upton and her brother
Edwin came over from Othello Tues
day and will remain here until next
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ Brown, Mrs. F.
j. Rider, Freddie Gilhuly and Jack
O'Larey were business and pleasure
visitors in Yakima Monday driving
over in the Brown car.
Mr. and Mrs Bernhard Moede are
spending a few weeks in Hartline,
where Mr. Moede is helping with the
wheat harvest while Mrs Moede is
visiting at the Friedrich home.
Mrs. C. c. Phillips spent the week.
end with Mr.. Phillips at Walla Walla,
where he is in the Veterans hospital,
making the trip down and back by
stage.
Captain l.. N. Hanford was a week.
end visitor in the valley and on his
return to Seattle Sunday was accom-
panied by his daughters, the Misses
Jane and Barbara Hanford who since
the Fourth of July had been the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Anderson at the Han
ford ranch
Miss Eleanor Graves and James
Graves made trip to KenneWick
Wednesday of last week. accompany
ing Mrs. j. K. Mcfarland, Benton
county nurse, and having their tonsils
out while there.
Mr. and Mrs. George Chase and son
Tony drove over to Yakima Friday
for a day of shopping and visiting
Upon their return in the evening Mrs.
Ann Williams who had been in Seattle
for week, came home with them.
Mrs Bertha Schuster and daughter
Margaret, accompanied by John Fier-
ling, came up from Richland Saturday
to attend to business matters. Mrs.
Schuster, who is at present living on
the Gress place, near Richland, says
she may decide to move back to White
Bluffs this fall
Mr. and Mrs G. c. Pugh and daugh-
ter Margaret left Sunday for Cunning
ham, where they will remain during
the wheat harvest. After harvest they
expect to go on q vacation trip into
Canada before returning to their home
here.
c. II. Shanafelt, KenneWick post
master, and Floyd Hutchins, one OF
the clerks in the KenneWick office
stopped for short visit in White
Bluffs Wednesday morning, on then
way to Wenatchee.
Captain Harry McSWain, of Des
Moines, Iowa, who has been on the
Coast for several weeks visiting his
mother, Mrs. Nellie Baldwin, was the
guest of his aunt, Mrs. r. r. Woods
at White Bluffs, from Monday morn
ing until Wednesday, returning from
here to Bellingham before going east
again.
Mrs. Orion Bozarth arrived Monday
morning on the train from Seattle ant
will visit for a week or two at the
home of her parents Mr.. and Mrs
Bert Shanahan.
Mildred Chase came over this Weel
from Yakima, where she has lately
been receiving treatment in st. Eliza
beth's hospital, and will finish her con
valescence while remaining here for {
time as the guest of erNgrandfather
Sam Allard.
To honor the Misses Jane and Bar
bara Hanford, Seattle visitors at tn,
Hanford ranch, Mrs. Edmund Ander
son invited the Girls Bridge Club t,
be her guests last Thursday evening
A very pleasant session was enjoyed
three tables being in play Miss Lillian
Shinn made high score and Miss Abel
aide Kolar low. Ice cream, cake ant
punch were served at the close of play
A party of Seattle Boys, Allen Noe
Andy Sorenson, Henry Pfeiffer, Te'
Stevens and Fred Sherson, spent
pleasant weekend in the valley a
guests of the F.. M. Wheeler family
swimming, boating and riding provid
ing the entertainment from Saturda
morning until Sunday evening.
Always sure of warm Welcom
from their many White Bluffs friend!
Mr.. and Mrs, l.. L. Perry and son LAIR
are stopping here a few days while o.
their annual vacation trip. Since leav
ing the valley three years ago, tn
Perrys have lived in Orofino, Idaho
where Mr. Perry is local manager 70