White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1926-06-25


Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Sruoots O
Yakima spent Sunday at the Houl
home.
William Willis is visitor in White
Bluffs this week coming over from
Yakima on Monday
Clate Grewell returned Tuesday ev-
ening from a two weeks visit in
Oregon.
Mrs. r. w. Judd visited friends in
White Bluffs last Sunday, coming over
for the day with a party of Yakima
friends.
What is more delicious than ice
cream served at dinner time? We
always have a variety of flavors, stop
in and take home carton.
WHITE BLUFFS DRUG CO.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. R. Beebe drove to
Spokane last Friday, accompanied by
Mrs. Beebc's father, l.. E. Hiatt, who
was on his wav to his home at Rex
ford, Montana, and visited until Sun
day with Mrs. Beebe's brother.
L. N. Hanford accompanied by his
mother, Mrs. Eleanor Hanford, and
his aunt, Miss Julia Naf, drove over
from Seattle last Saturday and spent
the weekend at Hanford ranch at
White Bluffs.
FIRE WORKS! Yes we have
them. The DRUG STORE always
looks out for the entertainment of the
Eoys and girls and this year we are
having more and larger variety
than ever before. Yes we know that
Dad and Mother enjoy the fireworks
tho. |
Dudley Wilkinson and Jack
O Larry left early Sunday morning for
Camp Fife, the Boy Scout camp at
Cliff Dell about 60 miles west OF
Yakima, expecting to be there about
three weeks. They were taken as far
as Yakima by Mr.. and Mrs. D. S.
WAlSinson.. Transportation from
there to the camp is furnished by
business men of Yakima.
A break il, the pipe line that carries
water to the farm land north of White
Bluffs from the, main canal of the Con-
surners Ditch company the latter part
of last week, caused shut down on
that line until the break could be re-
paired. This work was completed and
the water again turned into the pipe
line last Saturday evening. The cool
weather and heavy rain Friday night
helped out during the short period the
land was without water from the ditch.
E. J. O'Larey attended 1he state
republican convention in Longv1ew
last week, not as a delegate but as a
spectator. The convention was a
riotous affair with Governor Hart
ley being the bone of contention.
/ The delegates were practically unit
On every other question. The senti-
nent seemed about equally divided
but the Hartley crowd had all the
politicians. They knew the game
and played it and by Wednesday
night had an organization perfected
that functioned perfectly. The anti
Hartley crowd were out unanswered
| from the start but went down fight
ing. The convention settled nothing
and from all indications the fight will
be carried into the election this fall
with the voters iA the state being
/ the court Of last resort.
In letter to the Spokesman this
week enclosing his check for subscrip
ton renewal, William Gellermann
who was the first superintendent O
the Write Bluffs high school, said:
"Mrs. Gellernlann is assisting il
the teaching Of Animal Biology at til,
4 Puget Sound Biological Station tli.
summer and I am attending the Uni
versity OF Washington. We hate to b.
apart for the summer but l guess i
can't be helped. We are going to b.
in Oroville again next year.
II have seen Russell, Winston, Ell;
and Lloyd since 1 have been il
Seattle. What fine looking young
people they have become. I wisl
could see the whole bunch of then
again. Every time I hear anything
good about any of them I swell uI
with sense of pride on account O.
having been associated with them a
White Bluffs high school,"