White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1916-08-25

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Virgil Bickle left Thursday for
Livingston, Montana, where his
father lives and where he will go
to school this winter.
L. C. schell left Sunday for Sc
attic, and it is reported that while
he is there he will look up a house
in which to live this winter.
Barb wire has again expcted its
toll. On Thursday morning S, v.
flaming found one of his fine two
,year-old colts SO badly cut that its
death resulted from the injuries.
Miss .Irma. johnson came up from
,Keqnewick Sunday and is a guest
at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. g. R. johnson. Miss
johnson! was accompanied by Lu-
,cile Heberlein, her little three year
old niece.
Browns summer garden at Pasco
was the Mecca Saturday night for
a half score or more from White
Bluffs who drove down in aptqs
and enjoyed dancing in the pleas
ant pavilion on the Columbia for a
few hours.
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN
Buggy and harness m 15-h:p. YER
tical motor in good running or
der. Two new steel beam, 12-inch
walking plows. One American B.
inch pump. Inquire at New Town
Blacksmith Shop.
There seems to be ,maunder-
standing about the Public Service
commission hearing in Yakima or
August 9th. This hearing was or
the Pacific Power & Light company
rate case and had nothing to dc
with the Hanford case.
Herb Huff this week purchased 6
bunch of steers from Peter Meeboel
and A. Brouhkart of Cold Creek
The stock consisted of seventeen
two and three-year-old feeders ano
Mr.. Huff will fatten them for mar
ket at his ranch on the island.
Miss Goldie Flynn, a cousin o
Mrs. F. j. Bonn, was married Of
Thursday to Charles Ghormley o
North Yakima, at the home of tn
brides parents. Miss Flynn ha
many friends here, having been
frequent visitor here a few year
ago.
A pleasant vacation outing o.
Locke's Island was enjoyed las
week from Thursday to Saturda
evening by a party Of boys consist
ing of Kenneth Badger, Roderic
Sprague. Alfred Lemcke and Al
thur Bishop. A camping outfi
and fishing tackle were taken alon
and the boys roughed it, alice sam
Dan Boone, Dave Crockett, Sar
Houston, Bill Cody and the rest O
those boys who knew more abou
how to trail deer, bag an India
or rope a buffalo than they di
about the white tablacloths, clea
hands and table manners that
cruel civilization has forced on a
unwilling boyhood.
Mrs. Iowa M. Crawford of Pros
ser, candidate for county schoe
superintendent against A. y. Jone:
was meeting the voters in this en-
of the county Thursday. Mr..
Crawford is of pleasing persona
ity. with lots of hustle, and jude
ing from comments. made a decic
ed hit with the people she me-
She has lived for the past eleve
years in the vicinity Of Prossel
where she has a ten-acre frui
ranch. She has taught eight year
in the county, six of them beiu
spent in the Prosser schools. Sh
is graduate of the State Norma
school at Kicksville Missouri, an
holds life certificate.
| l. B3opuutin, who is operating tn
de Veuve ranch south of town, say
his guardian angel must have bee
lowering pretty close last Tuesda
when, in returning from Mort
Yakima, where he had taken Nj
de veuve, his Ford turned con
pletely over with him. The. acc
dent happened on lonely part G
the road in the Barrel Springs tel
c.