White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1927-08-05

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Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Gibbins and
family and DR.. F. L. Wise, returned
home last Saturday evening from
Conrad, Montana, where they hae gone
on a two weeks vacation. They say
that there has been lots of rain in most
parts Of Montana this summer and as
a result the farmers ever there have
wonderful wheat crop.
Yep, it was hot in July all right,
c. operative Observer F. G. Koppen's
report for the month shows that on the
23rd the thermometer rose to III,
the maximum temperature for the
month. The minimum was 50 degrees
on the 1st, There was not a trace
of precipitation in the 81 days and
although one day was partly cloudy,
the remaining 80 old Sol was working
full time,
While more than 100000 dairy
cattle, out Of 100000 head tested for
tuberculosis, have been destroyed, the
industry is in better condition tc day
than ten years ago when the campaign
against the disease was inaugurated,
according to DR.. John r. Mohler, Chief
of the Bureau of Animal Industry,
United States Department Of Agricul-
ture,
The Boy Scout Court of Honor
which was to have been held ON Tues
tt4y evening Of this week, was post
/ poned for two weeks because some OF
the business men who hold pests in the
Court os Honor were unable to attend,
The postpcnsment will permit the
Scouts to take all of their outdoor tests
before the meeting. These tests will
be given next Sunday on the river bank
in front of the Wheeler home,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Stoddard drove
over to Seattle last week and returned
Friday, bringing home their two little
daughters, Aileen and Ruth, who
have been visiting relatives on the
coast for the past month. They were
accompanied also by Miss Evelyn
Eastland, who is Western visitor
from Kentucky this summer. Miss
Eastlanc was a guest at the Steddard
home until Sunday when she went to
to Yakima to visit at Dr.. Bice's nome
there.
/ L. E. Davis, who has been for the
past three years, the representative in
this valley If the c. MI. Kopp company
of Yakima, has been promoted to the
Wenatchee district. He will make his
home in Wenatchee, and is moving his
r.~.:1-. ,,.J ,,,eaI,o1I erA0lc RI that C1tV
this week The Kopp company I'M
terests will be represented here during
the balance of the season by II. +,
Paschen Of he White Bluffs Warehouse
company, although Mr., Davis said hs
i planned to be here occasionally curing
the apple harvest. Both Mr.. and Mrs
Davis have made many friands during
their stay here, who while glad to- hear
of the promotion, regret to have then
leave the valley, ~
p. G. Koppen of Wahluke re-
turned home the first of the week
from three weeks visit with rel
atives in Minnesota.
e. R. Griner and family and
Mrs. w. 8, Webber and son Rus
sell, of Hanford. passed through
White Bluffs Thursday on their
way to Lake Chelan for few days
outing trip.
WANTED-Bids on hauling OF
materials. For particulars see
} Clerk of White Bluffs School Dist
riot.
W. III. Keal received q letter
Wednesday from Mrs. Keal at tht
hospital at Ellensburg saying thai
y it would be necessary for her tt
undergo another and more serious
) operation. The exact nature O
her ailment had not been deter
mined when the letter was written
; GIRLS RESERVE NOTES
By Dorothy Morford.
The Girl Reserves held their las
meeting Tuesday evening at the Ditch
where they enjoyed swim and
wienie roast.
The girls wish to thank the three Bo