White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1933-06-29

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Mr.. and Mrs G. l. Wright and Carl
Heidemann were in Yakima Tuesday.
H. j. Upton of Othello was In White
Bluffs on business last Saturday and
again on Wednesday.
Bud Paschen arrived home Tuesday
evening from Yakima, where he has
been attending business college. He will
spend the summer here.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Loflin Of Portland
were White Bluffs visitors Wednesday.
Mr.. Loflin is an auditor Of the Pacific
Power & Light company.
Mrs. Bertha Schuster and her little
daughter Margaret are now in the
valley. They have made their home at
Richland for the past year.
r. 8. Reierson and Shaun Kelly
were business visitors in Yakima Tues
day, driving over by way of Benton
City. q
Harry Foltz and son Melvin left
Wednesday morning with load of
cherries for Spokane They returned
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ M. Wiehl had as
their guests from Friday until We'd
nesday Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Reichow
of ST. Paul. Mrs. Reichow is sister
of Mr.. Wiehl.
Alvin Anderson, son of Rev. and
Mrs. M. L. Anderson of Deer Park, re-
turned to his home Wednesday, He
has been visiting in White Bluffs for
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Wiehl of Yakima
were guests at the M. M. Wiehl home
Sunday. Lloyd was recently appointed
trustee in the bankruptcy of the
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Yakima.
Rev. and Mrs. Raymond Acheson and
three daughters were visiting with
friends here on Monday. They passed
through here on trip they are making
from Los Angeles, their present home.
Rev. Acheson formerly preached in the
Presbyterian church here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Robinson and
little daughter Louise, who have spent
several weeks visiting at the r. E.
Gibbins home, left last week for Cal
ifornia. G. E. Robinson, Mrs. Gibbins'
father, returned to his home in Port
land.
Larry Perry, young son of Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. l.. Perry of Orof1no, Idaho,
has been visiting at the F. A. English
home since Friday, when Mr.. English
drove to Pasco to get him. Mrs. Perry
and Larry had accompanied the Eng
fishes to Pasco from Orofino on their
return from a vacation trip there.
Eddie Jaeger of Vernita last week !
set claim to new record for aspiring |
cherry pickers. Working at the ranch |
OF Miss Anna r. Knaub, he picked |
two hundred and fifty-six pounds of |
cherries in five hours The average
good picker is usually contented If, In
ten hour day, he manages to bring
down two hundred pounds OF cherries.
1t seems to have been Eddic's day.
w. A., Barnes returned from Seattle
by bus Monday afternoon. His son,
Stewart, has been seriously i'll in the !
hospital there, suffering from pneu-
monia. Mr.. Barnes reports that the boy /
was greatly improved when he left and |
expected to leave the hospital in a |
day or two. He will stay with his
grandmother for a fortnight before re-
turning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. j. Roberts returned
Sunday from Seattle where they had /
attended Grand Chapter of the Order
OF Eastern Star on June %, %, and
"a. The Roberts left last Tuesday, TAX
ing with them Mrs. w. A. Joyce and
Mrs. Alex McConnachie of Hanford.
On their return they brought with
them two nephews, Gail and Billy Peck,
who will visit. with them for awhile
this summer.
Mrs. Alex Parke will present Gloria
Hawley, Clarene Anderson, Jean and
Lillian Shinn, and John Keal in q
piano recital Sunday afternoon, July 2.
The recital, which will begin at 800
PM, will be held at the Parke home.
Everyone is welcome to attend.
In addition to the piano numbers to
be presented, Gilbert Ponsat ard Jack
Gilhuly will give an instrumental
duet and Louise and Lillian Shinn will