White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1933-07-20

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Mrs. Win Shaw was visitor in va
kima Wednesday.
Elsalea Baker is spending week or
two visiting with her sister, Mrs. Clyde
Jerue, in Medical Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. G. Hawley and Gloria
and Barbara and Mrs. M. E. Owens
spent the weekend at Dumping Lake.
Harry Foltz drove up from Hermis
ton, Oregon, to visit with his family
Sunday.
Lovett Miles of Spokane, grandson
of Mr.. and Mrs A. j. Miles, is visiting
at their home near White Bluffs.
Dorothy Chapel, who has been Wis
| iting with relatives in Yakima, went
with cousin to Vashon Island for
a week of camping.
Bonnie Moede went to Yakima Sun
day to get his father, William Moede,
who had been visiting his daughters
| there.
A marriage certificate was issued
June 20 at Prosser to Thomas M.
Stewart of Priest Rapids and Nina j..
Hulme of Yakima
F. E. Taylor drove to Yakima Mon
day to have a motor repaired. Dan
Williams and Gordon Taylor carried
the milk route for him.
| Miss Christy ReiersOn, who had
spent several weeks visiting her brother,
r. 8. Reierson, left last week for Mos
SOW, where she will spend part of her
vacation with her parents.
Arno Krug and George Chase spent
Sunday fishing in the streams and
lakes of the Naches district They were
accompanied by Jess Brown, who spent
the day in Yakima.
| Mr.. and Mrs r. E. Gibbins and
Alpha Jean returned to White Bluffs
Monday evening after five days stay
at Dumping Lake Kenneth and Leon
ard remained at the Boy Scout camp.
Mrs. Pete Strande became seriously
i'll July 8 at her fathers home at
Allard and was taken to St. Elizabeth S
hospital in Yakima where it was found
necessary for her to undergo an opera
ton, and where she has remained, re-
ceiving medical care.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. L. Perry and Larry
were guests at the r. A. English home
over the weekend. They came to
White Bluffs Saturday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. K. Snyder, Mrs. Perry's
parents with whom they have been
staying in Pasco for several weeks Mr..
English and Mrs. Lily Robinson took
them back to Pasco Monday The
Perrys were planning to return to their
home at Orofino, Idaho, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Taylor drove to
Mckee Sunday to meet their daughter
Elsie on her return from a three weeks
vacation spent with Mr.. and Mrs. Ted
panied by Joan and Godfrey John
son, who will be guests at Sunnybank
Ranch for the next two weeks. During
her stay in Naches Mrs. johnson en-
tertained at lawn party in Elsie's
honor at which eighteen children were
present
Mr.. and Mrs. G. I. Wright and Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Gilhuly made an ex-
tended automobile trip Sunday, leav-
ing early in the morning They drove
through Toppenish and Goldendale,
visited at the Mar'yhill monument and
museum and continued down to The
Dalles, Oregon, where they visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bonn, former resi-
dents of White Bluffs. They then drove
by way of the newly completed Wal
lula cutoff to Pasco, where they at
tended a show, and returned home.
trip to Yakima Wednesday, While
there he engaged an orchestra for the
dance to be held at Hanford Saturday
night and purchased the rest of the
pipe necessary to complete the install
lation of stationary spray system on
the Hanford ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Schilling drove
to Vantage Sunday. There they were
met by the w. H. Ringheiser family
of Withrow, former neighbors of the
Schillings. The two families picnicked
at Vantage and had long visit be-
fore returning to their respective
homes
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