The Willamina times., February 21, 1930, Page 4, Image 4

Friday. February 21
Page 4
Doings of the Day |
health.
Mr. and Mrs. Harely Meyers are
the owners af a new Pontiac Big
Be A Little
Capitalist
The Misses Gwendolyn and
Mrs. D. G. Dick was a week her daughter, Mrs. Thurman
Eleanor Fundman, who are at-j Ai.
Snow.
end visitor in Portland.
Paul Vandehey, manager of tending school in McMinnville W
W. R. Neely transacted busi­
spent the week end at the home Al
Associated stores at Hebo, spent
ness in Portland Wednesday
of their parents Mr. and Mrs. W
Sunday with relatives in Grand
Tony Klees is the proud pos- Ronde.
Paul Fundman.
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sessor of a brand new model
ArlenedaughterofMr.andMrs. I Tv
Mrs. C. M. Wright from
new Ford.
Sheridan spent Wednesday after­ Ted Gillespie, has been sick for HE
Barber noon at the home of her sister, some time with a gathering in
Mr. and Mrs. W. V.
were in McMinnvil'e one day Mrs. 0. C. Yocom, in Willamina. her ear. She was taken to Salem
last week.
Saturday where she received
Mr and Mrs. J. M. Yocum and i
. ..
Ed Wheeler has moved from Burdett Grenawalt from Shen- . i surgical attention.
the Upper Willamina to the Nick­ dan were visitors at the o. c.
A double header basketball
erson house in Willamina.
Yocom home one day last week. game was plaved by the Sheridan
and Willamina teams Tuesday
FOR RALE, Geese—One 2 yr.
Mr8 Asa Smith and son Dex- evening. The Willamina boys
old white embdem goose and nine ter went to
Salem recently
yearling geese. Mrs. Earl Drill, where they will remain some were winners over their oppon­
Willamina, Ore.
2t time. Mrs. Smith is recieving ents by a score of 23-34. The
Sheridan girls won with a score
Mrs. Rex Bissell, who has been medical attention.
of 9-8. This was the last game
on the sick list for some time, is
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gillespie that will be plaved by the Willa­
reported much improved at this
went to McMinnville Sunday mina girls this year.
time.
evening and visited their daugh­
County Clerk, W. W. Nichols
Charles Schaller was in Mc­ ter and husband Mr. and Mrs.
of
McMinnville was in Willa­
Minnville lastThursday afternoon Ralph Farnham,
The Bank of Service and Safety, the Community
mina
yesterday
transacting
to attend the funeral of W'il-
Bank, Your Bank
Mrs. Byrd Nichols, who has : county business. Among other
liam De Haven.
WILLAMINA,
ORE.
been quite ill, is much improved things, he appointed Dr. Ker­
Clarence Savage went to Salem in health at this writing. Her shaw as register for the coming
Monday afternoon where he en­ daughter from
near Boston, election
registration
work.
tered the hospital to receive Mass, is spending the winter While Mr. Nichols did not tell us
treatment for an infected eye. with ner.
so, we have a hunch that he said
Betty Harris Passes Away held by practically all persons of
Tom Norns has gone to Seat­
this disease, considerable excite­
Mrs. Ray Harpole and Mrs, a few things about being a can-
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। Little Betty Harris, seven vear
tle where he has employment and Harelv Meyer, «nd son. Rich-1
didst. for
re-election. Two o|d d
|1U.r of Hr ,lni) Mr, w ment has been . caused
„ M in town.
. .
where he will remain for an in­ ard Dean were y.s.tor. at the olh<r men, E. F- (Bert> Perkin. w „
d
Sunday but th. parent. .hould not b.
definite time.
home of Mr. Harpole.
d q c.
h.ve m.de it ,t . Porll.nd hospit.1. wh.r. .he! h•",
»«•
They
did
just
what
any
other
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Churchman firsfoMhe week "
' known to us this week that they »«’ taken after a brief Illness in
parents would have done under
and children were in Willamina
Willamina.
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will
be
candidates
for
the
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the
circumstances. They did not
Saturday from their ranch on
Mrs. Claire Babcock returned;
Some time ago. she was taken know what the cause of the sick­
Rock Creek.
from the Portland Sanitarium shiP- These are all good men
ill with a cold and was kept out
Friday.
White there, she under- and each one has many friends in of school, for a time but af­ ness was until the little one was
Mrs. W. A. King spent Mon­
taken tc Portland for treatment.
day and Tuesday at the home of went an operation, and returned the cou.ity.
ter careful nursing, she became In our rejmrt from the State
better and again entered school. Heath officer for last week, nota
In a little time, however, her cane of diphtheria was listed in
cold became worse with resultant the state. However, now there
sore throat. Her mother did are a considerable number of
cases. Everything has been
everything for her that could be done bv health officers to guard
done, but her condition became Willamina children from further
worse. The parents, becoming outbreaks, and it is not probable
worried over her condition, took that we will have other cases but
her to Portland where they everyone should be careful.
learned, after physicians had
Notice of Publication
examined her, that she was suf-
Single
Comb
Eggs In Season
fering from diphtheria. Every- Department of the Interior, General
thin? that could possibly be done, Land Office at Roaeburg, Oregon.
Baby Chicks
was done to save her life, but Feb. 18th, 1930.
Giants
she being somwhat delicate, Notice is hereby given that Elias Fer­
Ducklings
could not overcome the disease, dinand Salo, of Willamina, Oregon,
Single Comb
and soon passed away. The re­ who, on February 8, 1926. made Heme-
atead entry, Portland 07WM, now Ross­
Breeding Stock
Jersey White
mains of the little bodv were laid burg 01729K, for NWJ SWj, Section
to rest in the cemetery at Ore­ 3«, Township 4 S. Range 7 W. Willam­
Giants
Bronze Turkeys
gon City, Monday.
ette Meridian, has filed notice of inten­
The sympathy of the entire tion to make final three year Proof, to
establish claim to the land above des­
Buff Ducks
Toulouse Geese
community goes out to these par­ cribed, before W. W. Nickell, Clerk of
ents in their sad bereavement. the County Court, at McMinnville,
The nature of the case was Oregon, on the 1st day of April, 1930.
such, also, that these parents Claimant names as witnesses:
need our truest consideration. John H. Swetman, Don Musser, Ken­
While tie fact that the little one neth Mosser and J. F. Mosser, all of
became ill while attending school, Willamina, Ore.
and because of the dread that is
Hamill A. Canaday, Register.
If you envy the man who is •
wealthy, why not try and
emulate him. He made his
success by saving and wise
investment. Try saving a certain
per cent of your earnings.
Buy our Savings Certificates
bearing four per cent, interest.
WILLAMINA STATE BANK
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The Tenbush Poultry Farm
Willamina, Oregon
Price List For Season of 1930
Black Giant eggs 10^ each. Chicks hatched to order
20 cents each.
White Giant eggs $5.00 per setting. 65^ each for
chicks hatched to order. Come over and see our
white pen.
Toulouse Geese eggs 350 each
Goslings $1.00 each
Buff Orpington Duck eggs 100 each
Ducklings 300 each
Bronze Turkey E^gs 350 each.
Pedigreed males out of 300 egg hens, breed the
H.Tenbush
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This Weeks Specials
Golden Bantam Com std 2 size cans, 3 for .49
Tomatoes 2 1*2 size cans 2 cans for
25
| Hominy 21-2 size cans E. B. quality 2 for 25
Oranges, 80’s per dozen
60
Willamina, Oregon h Jewel shortening 3 pounds for
49
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CUSTOM HATCHING—We hatch your eggs for $1.00 per setting for each order
and 30 for each egg. For 50 eggs we charge $2.50, and for 500 eggs $16.00. We
can hatch turkey or duck aggs for you. Ten years experience and good equipment
insures you good chicks. Our farm is 2 miles from Willamina across bridge from
brick plant.
Hl.iN inn;
A Reasonable Place to Trade
Poults 70 cents each.
White Leghorn chicks hatched to order $12.50 a 100
Hollywood O. A. C. Strain.
lay in your chicks.
K. E. SHETTERLY