White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1933-06-08
Around And About White Bluffs

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Wright Wiehl and Donald Heath
were Yakima visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Meek and children are
visiting in Wenatchee this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Benson, Mrs.
Douglas stahl and Mrs. q. a.. Phillips
drove to Prosser to transact business
Tuesday.
Little Irene Wilson, who has been
seriously Ill, is now greatly improved.
She was in the Kennewick hospital
for two weeks.
Fred Rea was in the valley from
Thursday until Saturday looking over
the orchards. He was accompanied by
his son Louis.
Ruth and Eileen stoddard are visit
ing their grandfather, Frank Highfall,
in Sunnyside. They left White Bluffs
last week and will be gone for about
two weeks.
Mrs. Lloyd Wiehl of Yakima, who
was injured several weeks ago in a
fall from her horse, is reported grad
ually improving. It is expected that
she will be able to be propped up in
bed in few days.
Virginia Kincaid and Marian Wheeler
returned from Pullman today, Thurs
day. They drove over with Lee and
Lenore Foster of Hartford. Lee Foster
graduated from the agricultural school
of the State College Monday.
| After an absence of two years on
the Coast, Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Hanson
have returned here, saying that they
greatly prefer White Bluffs to any of
the other communities they have Wis
tied. Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson formerly
worked on the Burns ranch.
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. ReierSOn had as
their guests from Saturday afternoon
until Monday, Mrs Reierson's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. P. j. Myhre of Seattle,
and her sisters, Mrs. NJ F. Tvete of Sc
attic and Mrs. T. H. Baker and daugh-
| ter Ann of Port Townsend.
Louise Shinn visited in Yakima from
Wednesday last, when she drove over
with the McFees and Larsens, until
Tuesday. While there she was the
guest of Helen Hallauer, who visited
here last spring. Dorothea Shinn will
return from her first year at the va
kima Junior College Thursday.
| Word has reached the Spokesman
that Mary Elizabeth Angle, daughter
of w. S. Angle, former White Bluffs
rural mail carrier, now of WOODBURY.,
! Kentucky, has been graduated from
the Western Kentucky Teachers Col
lege, at Bowling Green, Kentucky. Miss
| Angle is graduate of the White Bluffs
high school.
Kelly Matteson, who left White
Bluffs Monday morning, May 10Th, for
Salem, Oregon, returned Saturday
m orning, bringing with him his
nephew, Edwin Matteson, who will visit
| here for two or three weeks. Mr.. Mat
| teson was at the home of his mother,
| who has been quite ill, while he was
| in Salem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles English and
Miss Bernice Berg, sister of Mrs Eng
ish, arrived in White Bluffs Sunday
from Seattle and are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. F. A. English. Charles English
returned to Seattle Wednesday after
noon, accompanied by Charles Ridge
| way, but Mrs. English and Miss Berg
| will be here for another two weeks.
| Word has been received here that
Miss Iva Dooley, daughter of Mrs.
! Edith Dooley, formerly of White Bluffs,
| was married at a double wedding to
Basil Turner of Harper Oregon. Mrs.
Alta Ennis was married at the same
time to Almerion Turner, father of
the other bridegroom. The ceremony
took place May q, at Vale, Oregon.
Mrs. Basil Turner attended high school
at White Bluffs. Both couples will
make their homes at Harper.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Meeks and fam
| lily left Sunday for their new home at
| Orting. They have rented tract there
and plan to carry on dairying activ-
tiles. Their land is mostly pasture, with
some grapes. Mr. Meeks had all of their
cattle and household belongings shipped
to the Coast by truck. They report
that Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Humphrey
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