The Kennewick courier-reporter and the White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1938-1939, 1938-09-01
Local Items

Arno Krag and Ralph Montgom.
cry drove to Pullman Sunday, tax.
ing with them Miss Florence Mont.
gomery, who will consult an eye.
specialist there. The boys returned
that night, but Miss Montgomery
will have to stay over for few days
for treatment. During her absence
the library will be in charge Of jose
phine Westling.
The Levi Austin family moved
down to White Bluffs Saturday
from their ranch in the Allard-Ver-
nita district.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Swartz came
up from California this week for
Ia short visit with the Fred Vert
ners. Mr.. Schwarts and Mrs. Vert
ner are brother and sister.
A. Manousos, high school teacher,
was a delegate from Tacoma to the
National convention of the Order
of Ahepa, held in New Orleans two
weeks ago, arriving in Tacoma from
the South Thursday last, and reach
ing White Bluffs the following day.
S. M. Graham, who is in charge
of the group of surveyors who are
running the Bonneville Coulee Dam
line, has taken temporarily, the
small house on the same lots as the
L. F. Austin home. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Adams have rooms at the
Dan Williams home.
Miss Rosanna House of Dayton
was a guest this past week at the
home Of her brother, K. A. House.
Teacher Visits
The Misses Hattie and Olga Refer
son drove Saturday night to see
their brother, r. 8. Reierson. They
were accompanied by Miss Ruth
Johnson, who is secretary to Presi-
dent Dale Of the University OF Ida
no. The young ladies are on their
way to Seattle and Victoria for q |
weeks vacation trip before re-
turning to their respective duties. |
Miss Hattie Reierson teaches at
Occur d. Alene, Idaho.
Pro Musica viii meet at the |
home Of Mrs. r.. 8. Reierson on
Tuesday night. SEPTEMBER g, instead
" the usual Monday night meeting, |
IS Monday Is Labor Day.
Mrs. Virgil E. Cutler left by stage |
or Ellensburg Friday to meet her
From there they went to /
Seattle to visit relatives. Mrs. Cut
er returned Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. Leander and
amily and Mrs. A. J. Miles drove
o Yakima Park Sunday to meet
he Cecil Haskells, formerly resi-
tents Of White Bluffs, and; now rliv-;
ng at Pinehurst, q few miles out
Il Everett. After q picnic dinner,
he afternoon was spent exploring
nd climbing. They report perfect
weather., unlimited vision and q
rand time.
Born on Tuesday, August 10th, at
)ur Lady Of Lourdes hospital In
'asco, q daughter to Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter r. Small.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. A. House Of
White Bluffs and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Nurtz Of Hanford attended the
Amateur Radio Broadcasting con-
'ention at Sunrise Park Sunday.
Officers Install i
The American Legion held its in
tallation Of officers at the home
4 George E. Burford on Sunday
Ifternoon. DR.. E. F. Newton came
lp from Walla walla, bringing with
Tim the same spaghetti specialist
Vho has OBLIGATED on previous oc-
asions, and who served the Legion
laires with a delicious italian din
Ter. gsi
r. 8: Reierson made. q business
rip to Moscow, Idaho Thursday. re-
urning the following day.
e. y; Serier, attorney, at White
Bluffs Tuesdays and Saturdays.
phone liz. H.
n. F. O'Brien has closed q deal
or the purchase of the McFee
house In the west part Of town. Mr..
oBrien is renovating the place and
viii occupy it shortly. Arbon Hall,
vho has leased the O'Brien ranch,
viii move into the. house vacated
" Mr.. O'Brien.
p. H.. Psyseck who auditsl irriga-
ion district books throughout the
tate, was In White Bluffs this
week with K. E. Serier, secretary Of
PRIEST Rapids Irrigation District,
'oing over the district accounts.
E. II. Chesley made business
rip to Kennewick Tuesday Of this
week. Ii
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Marsh of