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About The Willamina times. (Willamina, Yamhill County, Oregon) 1909-1972 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 8, 1925)
Neurocalcmeter Announcement LOCAL BREVITIES A notice of the death of Ralph Pete Needier returned to his John Burgess of Grand Ronde Crowe of Amity appeared in a work at Carlton, after a twq was a Willamina caller Sunday Oregonian. Mr. weeks vacation, Monday morn last weeks FOR SALE—A number of young Crowe was well known here, ing. hens and pullets—Phone 315Í. having sold Shale oil stock in ■ . Mrs. and Mrs. Gee. Cole and Joe Kleindeinst has purchased this vicinity about a year ago. son spent Saturday and Sunday a new Ford coupe. J. F. Auer of Salem visited in Eugene visiting with Mrs. Fred Gebhardt killed a wild Saturday with his sister, lira. Cole’s relatives. cat one day last week. Ora Godsey in Willamina. He Mr. and Mrs Ralph Harpole had been spending a few days Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Tharp were and son of Cloverdale spent with ahis father at McMinnville Tuesday visitors in Dallas. Sunday visiting relatives in who is now 87 years old. Ralph Harding spent Tuesday Willamina. in Willamina. The regular monthly • - - meeting Mrs. Witcomb who has been ill of W illamina Grange will be held Mrs. H. G. Clark spent Tues is able to be out again and has re Saturday Jan. 1?, at Nelson Hall. day in Portlnnd. turned her duties teaching at Val The dinner will be a general one. Frank Schaller returned to *his ley Junction. The serving is to be done by the work at Portland Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Boche of four ladies whose names are first Phil WilEa of Timber visited Aurora visited with her daugh in the alphabet. A full attend- friends in Willamina this week. ter, Mrs. Rex Bissell and family ance is desired. during the holidays. As announced, the Pomona Mrs. Holtz is spending the Grange for Yamhill Co. held the week in Portland. Clarence Keith and family who have been living on Gold Creek first meeting of the year with Ross Bissell and Chas. Gilman have moved into the house recent the Willamina Grange at the M. spent Saturday and Sunday at E. Church. Dinner was served ly vacated by the Harpoles. the coast after the morning session. At 2 Mrs Vai DeGrace of Grand p. m. commenced the program to Mrs. Ross Neely spent New Ronde has been spending the which the public was invited, Years with her mother Mrs. John week in Newberg and Portland Miss Yates played an instrument- Schaller. where she has been visiting rel al solo The Storm. Riding, August Baunach of Grand atives. were given by Miss Geraldine Ronde and family spent Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Fox Cook, .nd Mm, trance, Soper. in Salem. spent last week in Portland. and Mias Florence Hunt. A vo- Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schaller They were accompanied home by cal solo was sung by Miss Doro- of Portland visited with Mrs. Alfred Pattee. a brother of Mrs. thy Cockerham and one also by Grace Whitcomb. A debate on John Schaller last week. 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MILLER MERCANTILE COMPANY *• * PHONE 9951 SHERIDAN The latest Scientific Invention used by Chiropractors for recording pressure upon nerves It will tell you the exact point of impingement and relative degree of that impingement. It has proven the science and phposophy of Chiropractic to be absolutely correct that preaures upon spinal nerves are the cause of all disease. Dr, E. J. Fagan Now has Neurocalometer Service in His Office. He is the only Chiropractor in Yam hill County with a Neurocalometer. Hours 11-12, 1 to 5. XL. Jl.'„ ■ ---------- --------- 1------- Phone 592, Hass Bldg., Sheridan -—J------ 1""-— The pending legislation followed. evening, January 10th. Some of our Oregon Representa- music wiil be furnished by tjves and Senators took part. Fletcher’s orchestra. The ladies promise that one of the best Great interest was manifested and all wished that more time times ever had at a dance In Wil- were available. A secret ses- amina will be had by all who at gjon followed. A unaminous vote tend this affair. The Rebekaks of thanks was given the Willami- have a reputation of being the na Grange for its excellent pro best of entertainers and thou who gram and the splendid dinner attend their functions always highly paise the entertainment which was served. given. The proceeds of the dance will go into the building Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Paxson of , - - -. „ n „ . . Newberg, and son Glen, were " e * * । t u inert» of Me »nd Mr,. S. W. ?'‘T '^Vr Paxson I»l Sunday. Glen P m - » •»’. “ • r * ct * ln Willamina in the near future. son is bridge inspector for the state highway department Th, K|M, and Burna mi||„ State Highway Commissioner Rat> ga„ ,jonB again Mond <«k «4 Ol.r Midi« rt after lh, ho|jd.y ,hul down. I , tlmo Bt 1Mt conferring Clarence and Jim Keith have with officials of the state highway do mov*d their mil1 from former Johnny Gruelle, famous author of location at Gold Creek to a new children*! book! and originator of location on the F. J. Bird Place, j Ann dolía and hooka, ia They began work there Mon- dangerously - 111 in an Ashland sani day. tarium. following a recent appendicitis A dispatch from Washington states that the Cloverdale post office has been raised from the fourth class to the Presidential class with a salary of $1,000. operation. For the aecond time within a week the power Une from Pendleton which serves Pilot Rock was put out of com mission Thursday when wild geoae flew again at the line and caused a short circuit. It was announced at Salem that a bill would be introduced In the leg- islature at its next session provid- Ing that nil peace officers, on salary. The Coast Highway garaye has purchased the Haynes carj . which figured in the wreck near l Midway last fall in which Mr. ' Bly lost his life, and are recon- •I’*11 come under the workmen'! com- utructing it into a new wreck pensation law. Funds with which to establish per er. manent airplahe fire patrol In Oregon Have ten good mrlk cows which forests will bo nought at the Decern- I will let to responsible partits ber of congress. it was an- for their feed for balance of wit- nounced by Colonel Greeley, chief of the forest service. ter. Phone 3x25. On account of the Inclement weather the last two or three weeks the work Pre-Inventory Sale on the new highway between Niagara Everything reduced, including “nd H,± ^‘nB d°ne by lbe Unlled States Fidelity & Guarantee company stamped and embroidered pieces j has been discontinued. in children’s dresses and aprons Thomas Cornelius, for the last two of voile, crepe, china silk, also years In charge of the Oregon state rompers. Lunch sets with penitentiary farm at Salem, has re napkins to match. All must go signed his position, to become ef fective December. 1. His successor in order to make room for new ■ w«»< vet been aoDolnted stock. me contract for completion of cruis Novelties, handkerchiefs from ing timber In Tillamook county by M, 5/ to $1.25, regular $2 00 values. O. Nease was signed by Nuase and the Iron clad guranteed hosery, county court last week. The contract specifies not less than 1S0.000 acres to for ladies, children and gents, be cruised at 26 cents an acre, the all at a greatly reduced price. cruise to be completed before March Stationery, art and fancy goods, 31, 1926. bric-a-brac, the $3.00 goods re Figures Just released by the forest duced to $1.00w Gennett, Colum service showed that in 1023 Oregon bia record reduced from 75/ to was second In lumber products with 65/ each--latest music. Phono a total of 3,966,083,000 feet. The only other state ahead was Washington, graphs; the Brownie $17.00 now with 6,677,656,000 feet. Production In $15.00. The Carryola Jr. equal Oregon Increased 31 per cent over the to any $25.00 machine now $16.00 previous year. THE GIFT SHOP, Sheridan, Or. The Oregon supreme court, In an opinion handed down has reversed The dances at the Miller - Har- Judge Campbell of the Clackamas pole hall and the music furnished county circuit court In the case In volving Samuel Director, accused of' by Fletcher’s orchestra are be larceny In connection with the alleged coming more and mori popular as burning of his store at Oregon City. the weeks go by. Another re A retrial will be held. cord crowd attended the New How to dodge Automobiles will be Years eve dance. Another dance a new course of instruction at the will be given there Saturday Parrish Jt. high school in Salem, ac evening. As usual the Fletcher’s cording to announcement made by school official!. The Parrish school will furnish the musicand a good is located on the route of the Pacific time is planed for all who attend. highway and has been the scene of The ladies of the Past Noble several near accidents. Grand chib of the Rebekah lodge wijljuv? a .benefit dance at the Harpole-Miller •'half- Wedwe®rlay,‘ That prodigy Is Incorrect And doomed to painful quarrels. Who etarte with ao much Intellect - He has nit room for-marals.
