which has been called by the M as
ter, Fred Gustafson.
Mrs. D. C. Jaggers spent several
and Mrs. L. W. Bowlin and
family returned from P ortland days in Coos Bay the middle of
Sunday where they attended the the m onth when she attended the
giaduation of th eir daughter, funeral of her father, George
Shirley, from the Oregon Dental Davis, on the 15th. Mr. Davis liv
School. Shirley who financed the ed here about 1925, and has visit
two years Dental Hygienists ed several tim es in the years
course, returned home w ith her since then.
Oscar Thompson left for his
parents fof a visit. The Bowlins
also visited th eir son Gene and home in Sacram ento last T h u rs
his family in Portland while there. day a fte r visiting here for several
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gustafson days w ith his dau g h ter and son-
returned home S aturday from Al in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Ed-
bany where they attended the wardson. He had visited in Rose
State Grange session as the dele burg w ith his grandson, W alter
gates of Chetco Grange. O ther Edw’ardson, who then brought
Grangers who attended from him down here for a visit. W alter
Gurry County included Mr. and and his family made the trip
Mrs. Clarence Brooks, Mr. and from Roseburg and back in one
Mi's. Fred Adams, Mr. and Mrs. day.’
Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. Polk and
Mr. and Mrs. John Danby of
Mrs. Docia Sweet .
E ureka w ere callers at the Jacks
Mis. Anna Lucas is in M adras Creek home of Mrs. Andrew Jack-
where she is visiting at the home son recently.
A. L. Hall, proprietor of the
of her daughter, Mrs. Helen Myers
Halls Cabins above the H arbor
and family for several weeks.
Mrs. Bernadine Steele is a t Store, w as taken to the C urry
tending the sum m er session of General Hospital Friday with a
Humboldt College at
A rcata badly infected foot. He was re
ported as being improved the first
which opened this Monday.
of the week. His son, Eldon Hall,
The June m eeting of the H a r and fam ily of R-'chmond are here
bor Community Club will be held visiting for a few’ days.
this Friday June 25th, at the
Mrs. Jessie Elm ore of Covelo,
home of Mrs. Viola Hanscam. The California was a recent visitor at
secretary put the date as being the home of her parents, Mr. and
June 26th on the m eeting notice Mrs. Harvey Swinney. Mrs. E l
cards, which was an error.
more and Mrs. Sw»inney then
All Grangers interested in plans visited other relatives in G rants
for enlarging the diningroom and Pass and Selma before she re tu rn
kitchen of the hall in H arbor are i ed to her horn»'. The Sw inney’s will
urged to attend the m eeting to be also have a visit from another
be held at the hall Monday even daughter and her husband when
ing. June 28th at 8:00 o’clock. Mr. and Mrs. John Souza of S anta
harbor news
Cruz comes this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Gibble of
Pleasant, N orth Dakota and Al
bert William of Corvallis were
house guests at the W alter
Thompson home last week. The
Gibble’s are the Thompson’s cous
ins. and Mr. W illiam their nephew’.
Several H arbor people are en
joying visits from the grand
children at the present time. Mr.
and Mrs. T. R. Fow ler drove to
Medford Wednesday where they
m et th£ir two grandchildren, S an
dra and Carol Fow’ler, who came
b? plane from Pacific Beach.
W ashington.
Ronnie Lou and Sissie Franzw a
of Portland are at the home of
their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Franzw a for a two weeks
visit.
Roy B urrell of Coos Bay is
spending the sum m er at the home
of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Springer. He lived here sev
eral years ago. and was graduated
from the Marshfield High School
this year, with plans to continue
of on to college this fall.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Weigel are
enjoying a visit from their grand
son, Charles H enderer Jr. of E lk
ton.
Mrs. June Melvin of Long Roach,
DR. RONNIGER AT
A. M. A. MEETING
Brookings-Harbor Pilot
Dr. P au l Ronniger left last
w’eekend to attend a m eeting of niger.
Dr. Ronniger will retu rn in tim e
the American Medical Associa
tion in San Francisco this week. to be back in his office on Mon
He was accompanied by Mrs. Ron- day.
C alifornia is visiting for several
weeks at the home of her sister,
Mrs. May W aterm an on the Win-
chuck.
Miss
M&nlell
Honeywell
of
Omaha, N ebraska is leaving this
w’eek a fte r visiting for several
days at the home of her uncle and
aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Chambers
VISIT NORTH DAKOTA
Mr. and Mrs. George Rooney
and fam ily left last W ednesday
for Belfieid. N orth Dakota, w here
they plan to spend two or th re e
weeks w ith Mr. Rooney’s rela
tives there.
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