White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1926-04-02
Herb Huff and A. E. Norman were
business visitors in Yakima Thursday.

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Miss Alta Wright has been tn,
guest of relatives in Yakima thi
week.
!, DR.. ]. j. Kowalsky, Eye Specialist
: will be at the Commercial Hotel this
) Friday, afternoon and Saturday. adj
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale D. Atwood enter
tanned at dinner Sunday, March 18th
covers being laid for seven.
|, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph o. Watkins
of Selah were guests at the Earl
Soden home on Sunday. Mrs. Wat
kins is sister of Mr.. Soden.
! Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fl. Jones, Mrs. Jane
Shaw and Mrs. Earl Soden drove u
Prosser last Sunday to attend Sun
day School convention.
S A meeting for all of those interested
in growing sweet potatoes will be hele
in the high school auditorium mex
Thursday evening, April 9th. L. w
: Beldin, President Association.
al w. A. Ranes and +. A. English Of
; White Bluffs and Harold Evett, Jay
Smith, Joseph Picatti and e. w. SteH
en- of Hanford attended the Maundy
, Thursday services held by the Scottish
Rite Body Of hlasons at Kennewick
S, The last word from Mrs. George
5 Harrington, who underwent seriou.
t mastold operation in Sd. ElizabethE
hospital, Yakima, about ten days ago
is that she is making satisfactory re
covery and expects to be at home il
another week.
An interlocutory decree of divorce
was granted in Yakima county las
week to Della Allard from Sam AL
lard. The decree was granted follow
ing property settlement between tho
parties. Mr.. A11ard made no appear
ance in the divorce hearing.
A school for grading and packing as
paragus will be held Tuesday morning,
April 9Th, at O'Clock at the Roy Rob
inson place. Either Lee M. Lampsor
or one of the officials of the Three
Rivers Growers Association, will do
the ipstructing. Every grover is invit
! ed whether or not he is member OF
/ the association.
Fourteen neighbors and friends o
] Mrs. R. J. Roberts, who recently re
turned home from winters visit il
Michigan, gathered at Shawnee Frui
Ranch on Thursday afternoon of las
week to welcome her home. The
affair was surprise to Mrs. Robert:
Y I,,% %lo rynac%e hro,,ot% f1,air Nuy,, ra
freshments and several hours were
! pleasantly spent in social visiting.
Mrs. G. c. Stoddard entertained
last Saturday afternoon in honor o
! the eighth birthday of her daughter
Aileen. Games of various kinds wer'
played from 2 until o'clock, when ;
nice luch Of jel1o, whipped cream ans
cake were served. Those presen
were Eleanore Graves, Lenore Nc
Murry, Josephine Westling, Mary ant
Betty Jameson, Evelyn Barge, Fran
ces Clarke, Freda and Merle Ed
wards, Dorothy Chapple, Jane Rem
linger, Jean Melee, Helen Wheele,
and Ruth and Aileen Stoddard.
George Hannold, recently from
Santa Cruz, California, is back i,
White Bluffs again and says tina
this time he is going to stay. H
says that some of the people in Cali
fornia are there because they ar
stuck on the country and lot of tn
others because they are stuck in tn
country and that it is going to be hi
I job from now on to help some of tn
latter land in good valley.
Owners of bird dogs will be In
terested in one of the provisions Q
the new game code which prohibit
such dogs from running at large dur
ing the months of April, May, June
and July. In other words, durin
those four months bird dogs must b
kept leashed or in an enclosure. Thi
law will doubtless meet with the ap
proval Of all those who are interested
in game preservation as there can b
no doubt that many birds are kille'
and nests destroyed by dogs huntinl
at will, during nesting season. N. E
Palmer, county game warden, state
that he expects to enforce this pro
VlSlOIl OF tIlC law lllC ooAAiS do a.
owners of hunting dogs would do we
to take due notice.
One star boarder is more than tn
ordinary housewife welcomes blu
Mrs. M. S. Meeks has three hundre
at Countryside this spring that ex
pect to remain her guests for tw
years and she is delighted to Civ
them board and room. She says tina
just to look at their bright and sun
ny faces more than repays her TO
any trouble it might be to care 70
them. And her guests look yer
happy and well content as they boy
and nod socially, for although lat
from the city they put on no airs bu
smile at all passers, by alike.
"A poet could not be gay in sue
a jocund company" They ARE thre
hundred daffodil bulbs sent by Flor
list w. S. Hoyt of Spokane t
Countryside for two years rest an
vacation and which arrived last fa
and are just now coming into fu
bloom.