White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-01-12

The Ladies Aid will hold a sale
of home baked products at the
Leggett Mercantile company store
on Saturday afternoon, Jan. 18th.
DR.. J. j. Kowalsky, the Eye
Specialist, will be at the CONNER
cial hotel at White Bluffs. all day
Tuesday, January 10th. adv
Cecil Barge left Saturday
morning for Pullman to resume
his studies in the State College
after the midwintep vacation.
Everett Doe) Yeiter arrived in
White Bluffs Monday evening
and as has been his habit for the
past two years will spend several
months here pruning in the diff
erent orchards,
Pilot NJ. M. Wiehl reports that
the White Bluffs ferry, which has
been in cold storage since the be-
ginning Of the cold snap in Deem.
Der, has been put back into the
4 Columbia again and is now ready
to make regular trips.
Albert Moede this week moved
his family from the Emil Cords
farm, where he has made his
home for the last two years, TO
his soldier settlement tract near
Shaun Kelly. When the tracts
are all occupied, there will be
eight soldiers in a group, whose
tracts almost join.
Fred Gilhuly drove over to Pros.
ser Wednesday on.a business trip.
He had as his passenger Mrs. Ferd
Luhmann, who was on her way to
Yakima to bring her daughter,
Kathryn, home, the latter having
written that she has recovered
sufficient strength since her opera
ton to be able to travel. They
came home by train. by way of FL
lensbnrg and Beverly, and arrived
home Thursday evening.
AS a result of the good work &C.
compljshed by VIM. Moody Driver,
the evangelist, who held a two
weeks meeting at the Presbyterian
church in White Bluffs some time
ago, last Sunday will be looked
upon as q high record day when
about thirty new members were
added to the church. Many of
them were members of our Sunday
School and the influence of these
young people will stand for good in
this community. At the close of
the Sunday School hour, election of
officers took place for the coming
year:
Superintendent. S. v. Tanning
Asst. Supt., W.. "a. Ferguson
y-Treas., Gladys Ferguson
Oreanist, MRS. w. n. Ferguson
Contributed
Dlickie Roche, whose memories
lured him back to his old home
in Scranton, Penna., about a
month ago, after an absence of
"a years, returned on Monday ev-
ening's train and win remain
only long enough to, sell his prop
erty here and expects to return
next week to the bosom of his
family. He sold his little house
to Mrs. G. |. Wright.
e. j. Newcomer, U. S. Bureau
Of Entomology, will be in White
Bluffs OH Wednesday, January
II, and will address the growers
here at 8 p. IN. at the high school
auditorium on the control of cod
ling moth, scale, aphis and red
spider. The meeting promises to
be out of the ordinary and all Of
the growers are urged to attend.
He will be accompanied by w.
p. Brown, district horticultural
inspector.
At the meeting of the Grade
and Pack Conference at Spokane
in December recommendations
were made that the 1922 grade
rules stand except that stings be
kept out Of the Fancy grade OF
the Yellow an Blushed varieties
such as the Yellow Newtown
Grimes Golden. White Winter
Permain and Winter Banana.
] have noticed one or two press
notices where the statement was
made that the recommendation!
went through to eliminate stings
from the striped class. In order
to get this properly before Tx
growers of Benton County I ar
making this statement so that al
will know of the resolutions al
passed.
WENDELL. p. BROWN
Dist Hort Tncnnoto,