The Willamina times., September 21, 1928, Image 2

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Mere Mention
at McMinnville, Yamhill County, Ore-1
gon, aa the place for th* heapim of aaid ;
। objection« to «aid final account and for
the settlement of «aid estate.
buck each above Grand Ronde
Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Anderson and
daughter Lucile returned from
Coquille the first of the week
Mrs. Roy Betts and children where they visited Mr. Anderson.
are visiting her mother in Philo­
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Richards
math for a couple of weeks.
left fcr Pendleton Saturday
Mrs. Yank Lady and Mnr.- where they will attend the
Lulu Yocom made a business trip Round-up.
to Portland Monday.
Mrs. E. J. Patterson left -for
Wanted—Half gallon
mason, Pprtland the first of tne week
where she will assist in taking
fruit jars. Times office.
WILLAMINA TIMES
care of her mother.
Miss Frieda Yates is now re-‘
Mrs. Meri Blackall has moved
siding in McMinnville where she
Entered at the postotfice in Willami­
to
Portland where she will reside. na. Oregon, as second class mail on
will attend Linfield College.
Mrs. A. H. Hadley has return.. Frank Newland hauled her goods
August 24th IMS.
ed from the hop fields at Inde­ there by truck Sunday.
pendence.
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The Willamina schools will open Subscription
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Kenneth Shetterly made a their doors for the seasons's term Six months..
next
Monday.
The
high
school
business trip to Portland Thurs­
PUBLISHED ON kRIRDAY
will again be in charge of Prof.
day.
Nelson.
Times office wishes to obtain
G. G arland S ittser . E ditor
wood for subscription arrearag­ For Sale—german police pups
and P ublisher
es. Bring along a load and pay up pure bred $15.00 each. Mrs.
j Chester Benefeil, Grand Ronde,
y honest ourdebts to us.
O egon.
they came onto the animal and
E. J. Patterson, Roy Betts and
Mrs. R. Caveney feft this killed it It weighed about four
Kenneth Mosser left for Yakima
Wednesday, where they will work morning for Portlan| where she hundred pounds. Bears seem to
in the apple orchards.
i will reside in the fbture. Her be more plentiful this year than
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' son has built her a-neat little cot- ^bey have been in recent times
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Colburn Uge there for * home
We wm, as reporis have come in from
and son visited Mr. and Mrs. A. miss Grandma Caveney and her j different quarters from those who
Strucian and family in McMinn­
kindly acts in our little city. We have recently seen members of
ville Sunday.
wish her all of the blessings of the bruin family.
Chas. Schaller and Dr. Flannery life as she leaves us.
left for Jacksonville Tuesday
To Trade—24 Gardner touring
evening where they will hunt
car in good running condition for
deer.
team and harness. J. E. Austin
Used Radic Sets, (Trade In’s) Willamina Ore. Inquire Second
As Low As $25. Complete.
hand store.
Joh.nnwK-Kine Dm, Co. At.
Johnson ar)d Van„
water Kent Dealers.
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Rugg captured a big black bear
Chas. Schaller, Vick Fraker Tuesday afternoon. They were
and Frank Smelser bagged a,deer hunting near Hebo when
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NEELY PLANING MILLS
Otto W. Heider Attorney for Said
Eatate.
R. Y. Neely Admlniatrgtor of the ।
Estrte of Louise C, Neely, Deceased.
Our car go«« over highway to Mid­
way and bark through New Grand
Rondo; to pick up work Monday«
and to deliver Saturdays.
were completely destroyed. The
fire is of unknown origin. Mr.
Fuchs was in Portland at the
time of the conflagration and
knew nothing of it until Satur­
day morning. The loss was
partially covered by insurance.
Make preparation for your Fall necessities and
conveniences in the electric requirements now. Do
not wait until the hour of need comes.
Have on
hand what you will require. The electric heater for
cool morninga is a big help. An extra stand lamp
and reading lamp are convenient and necessary.
For everything electrical call on us.
House wir­
ing of all kinds in accord wrth the state code done
at moderate prices.
Yamhill Electric Company
“It Serves you right,”
Newberg, Oregon
Sheridan, Oregon
Willamina service »nine as
Notice of Final Settlement
Notice la hereby given that the
underaigned K. S. Miller. Admtnatraior
of the eatate of Katie E. Miller, de­
ceased, has filed in the County Court,
of Yamhill County, Oregon, hia final ।
account with aaid eatate and that the
«aid Court haa fixed Saturday, the 20th.. j
day of October. 1928. at the hour of |
10:00 o’clock in the forenoon of the aaid
day aa the time and the County Court
room at the County Court houae at Mc­
Minnville. Oregon, aa the place for
hearing objections to aaid final account
and for the eettlement of the aaid
tate.
Otto W. Heider
R. S. Miller
Attorney for
Administrator
aaid estate.
of the estate.
Gwendolyn Fundman spent the
past week in Portland eisiting
Zelva MeMilan who is attending!
schoot in th. city.
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Elzie Lovelett left Monday for
Portland where he will attend
Northwestern Business College
during the winter.
Oregon
Are You
Prepared?
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“You name it wo clean it”
Muriel Rugg left thia morning
for Monmouth where she will at­
tend normal school this season.
Sheridan
For County School
Superintendent
1 will appreciate your vote at
the general election, Nov. 8. for
the office of county school super­
intendent of Yamhill county.
If elected I pledge an econom­
ical, efficient and business like
administration.
C. C. AILOR
Pd. Adv.
Ml LUM’S MARKET
WILLAMINA MIAT MARKU
FOR QUALITY MEAT GO TO
Willamina Meat
Market
R. S. Miller, prep.
Purity and cleanliness in every department
HAM, BACON, LARD,
BUTTER AND EGGS
Bav veer mats, both fresh and cared from your local Moat Market
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Announcement of Candidacy
,
Having been nominated by both political parties at the
May primaries for my present position, the office of coun­
ty school superintendent, I respectfully solicit the support
of the voters of Yamhill County at the election to be held
on November 6th, 1928. 1 shall devote my entire time
and energy to the office as 1 have done in the past, and
shall use evrty effort to make the’ schools of Yamhill
County second to none.
Tuesday evening a big Salmon
River Cut-Off booster meeting
Home Products, Home Manufactured, By Home Labor
will be held at the Sheridan hotel (
in Sheridan, sponsored by the
Sheridan Chamber of Commerce
JLLRIMJB It is expected that there will be
‘1‘a‘g
a large number of business boost-'
ers from the coast and from i
Grand Konde and Willamina at
the meeting. Let’s send a large
delegation Willamina.
Willamina,
Dated and first published Augu >t I
24Gi, 1928. Date of last Hub. Sept. |
21st, 1928.
Friday morning at about 1:00
o’clock, fire was discovered at the
General Phil. Sheridan auto park, ,
operated bv Earnest Fuchs, just,
west of Old Grand Rnnde on the
highway. The several buildings
in the park group, inclurling the
service station and restaurant,®
HAULING
Sheridan Cleaners
S. S. DUNCAN
(Paid Adv.)
Frenent Incumbent
Cal Turnidge’s house caught
afire Tuesday afternoon and the
roof was partially burned off be-
| fore the fire could be put out.
The children of the family were
at home, but the parents were
‘ absent at the time of the fire.
Mrs. Mary Knoble sent in an al*
arm to Willamina and a number
of volenteers from here respond*
ed, but when they arrived at the
home the fire had been extin­
guished.
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Notice of Final Settlement
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, R. Y. Neely, administrator
of the estate of Louise C. Neely,
deceased, has filed in the County court of
Yamhill County, Oregon, his final ac­
count and report of the said estate, and
। the Honorable F. B. Sackett, Judge of
1 the said court, has fixed Saturday the
22nd day of September, 1928, at the
hour of 10:00 o’clock in the forenoon of
said day as the time and the County
courtroom in the County courthouse
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