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S i t H am in a ï i œ n
Thursday, Jan. 21 , 1932
Huddleston, who has been visiting at as llrst clas security by S. 8. Dunean,
the Cobba for the past two weak«, will county school superintendent. George
return with them.
Petersen, clerk; Tom Bean, ohairmanof
the school board; Abe Holmes and A.
Frank Newland has traded his small G. Langley on the board were present.
farm west of town for the I^slie Smith
Wm. C. Barber of Culver, who was guests included Prof, and Mrs. Horton, plade in town.
0ss (M l s«r vsrd. Min. 2S wards. Cask
The sheriff o f Polk county was here
called here by the sickness and death Mr. and Mrs Beal, Mr. Yates, Miss
last week. He sure looks well. He
WANT TO BUY A pair of solid or
of his father returned to his home Sat Freda Yatea, Mias Margery Myers, Mrs.
was
called
to
look
into
some
stealing
cushion
tiros to replace 80x8j pneumat
urday.
G IL B E R T C R E E K N E W S
Myers and Mrs. Upper.
perpetrated.
ics. Must be cheap for cash. Kenneth
Moaaer, Willamina, Oregon.
Mrs. Milton Carter viaite in Portland
Mrs. White of Seattle is at the home
Ted M erritt and Paul Roberts went
George
Peterson
is
now
ready
to
serve
last
week
with
her
two
sons,
Howard
of her brother, Carl Holt and helping
LOST On December 16. 2 shovels In
to Portland Saturday.
his patrona better than ever.
care for their father. John Holt. The and Harold, who are attending school
or south of Willamina. Return to Ken
there, and her daugbter, Gladys.
la tte r is slowly improving.
John Wiabel was in Sheridan Satur-
neth Moeser,
Grand opening ball at Peterson’s hall
day.
BOARD AND ROOM at Petersen’•
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Willis and daugh
Jan. 23.
Etaweiler's orchestra, Mc-
Lena and Warren Reinboit spent the
Hotel,
Old Grand Ronde, $6.00 per
week-end at the Sam and Frank Donnell ter, Donna, were callers Monday at the
M. J. Paterson visited his brother on Knight and Kellow, manangsrs, lunches week; rooms for rent separate, $3.60
home
of
Mrs.
Willis*
mother.
Mrs.
B.
served,
admission
60c.
A
new
roof
hss
homes at Hillcrest. Due to high water
Gold Creek Sunday.
been put on the hall, also a new stove per week. Sanitary conditions.
they were unable to return home until Dougherty.
W A N TE D Cash paid tor old worth
the middle of the week.
Mr. Weis of upper Willamina was in hss been installed, floor in first class
condition.
Bill Jarvis went to Hebo Sunday on a Sheridan Monday,
less horses. Frank Newland, Willami
Ashing trip and succeeded in getting
na, Ore. Phons 296
(Mar. 12-tf)
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Willis and sons vis
one large Ash.
Albert
Torpa
was
in
town
Monday
af
Carl Ixigsdan’s baby died Sunday.
ited at the home of Mrs. W illis’ mother
-
/
ternoon.
January 17, at the age of one year.
N o lic . of Final Account
Mrs. C. Morgan, at McMinnville Friday.
Dr. and Mrs. H. W. Flanery and
In the County Court of Ysmhlll County
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j o
,
d
u
u Meridith visited Sunday at the home of
G. R. Palmer was in town Monday
The creeks are overflowing, snow all
for the State of Oregon,
.
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t u
o
the doctor smother, Mrs. John Schuerch afternoon.
were here at the bedside of Mr. Bar-
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gone.
Joe
Dolf
is
marooned.
In
ths
matter of the Estate of I. E.
at Valley Junction.
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ber’s father, left Monday to spend a
Barrett, Deceased.
few days with Mrs. Barber’s relatives
Notice is hereby given that ths un
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Fiske spent Sun OLD GRAND RONDE NEWS
in Salem. They will return here later
dersigned
as administratrix of the es
day with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
(By M. P ktk rsk n , 8 b .)
and visit a few days.
tate of I. E. Barrett, deceased, hss filed
P. Fiske, at Sherwood.
her final account and report in the Coun
I t keeps Rev. Felix Bucher busy look
Mrs. Bessie Dick and son, Gerald, of
On Thursday and Friday of thia ty Court of the State of Oregon for
M r, and Mrs. S. E. Bryant visited ing a fter the sick and needy.
Vancouver, Wn. spent the past week Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bretthauer at Hills
week the students of W, H. 8. Yambill County and (hat Saturday, ths
visiting the former’s mother, Mrs. Jo boro Sunday.
UO'acees on Highway near Bee Ranch will be (or rather are suposed to 23rd day of January, 1932, at the hour
sephine Matocha.
1600 30. 30 acres, j timber, joining be) busy with semester exams. of ten o’clock A. M. of the »aid day,
The girls of the class of 1927 were en Pettyjohn’s $460, time paymnnta.
and the County Court room of the said
As is usually the case the teach C<ourt at McMinnville. Yamhill County,
Paul Mullen has been confined to his tertained last Thursday at the home of
home for the past week with a lame Mrs Frank Matocha. The Matochas are
James Sarecesue made a trip ^o Mc- ers will, undoubtedly, be busier Oregon, has been appointed by the »aid
back, having wrenched it one day last moving soon to Rock Creek.
Minnville on business.
l and more concerned than the stu Court as the time and pises for the
week.
dents. Exemptions will be gran hearing of objections thereto and the
Chester and Garland Huddleston went
settlement thereof.
The school board had a meeting at
Mr. and Mrs Glen Wilcox ware hosts to Seaside Monday for a short visit with Peterson’s looking into the security ted to all who have a high enough
Dated and first published December.
at 5 o’clock tea Sunday evening. The; Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Cobb. Mrs. Chester bonds of the school clerk, acknowledged average and the lucky few will 24, 1931, Date of last publication Jan
not have to come to, if exempt in uary 21, 1932.
Lucile Barrstt, Administratrix,
everything (on those two fatal
Otto W. Heider, Attorney for said
days). I t is one of the times of
Estate.
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the year that all students look
forward to with a shudder and a
doubt,
Saturday evening, from eight
till ten thirty o'clock, the girls of
the Girls' League entertained
their friends at a leap year party
in the high school gymnasium.
The teachers who chaperoned the
affair were Mr. Beal and Miss
Allen.
A fte r a number of games were
played, refreshments were served
in the school house.
Later a
group of those who were at the
party, including Mise Allen, went
tobogganing cn the hilt behind
the school house; a bonfire was
kept for the comfort of the ones
who were awaiting their turns to
ride.
A busines« meeting of the Par
ent-Teachers' Association was
held at the schoolhouse, Wednes
day, January, 13.
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Second Hand Store
Willamina. O r .
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Old Grand Ronde
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Mrs. Carry Peterssn, Prop.
L. M. Petersen
will give free estimates on paint
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display. His work is well kn
known.
Geo. Petersen
Is now ready to delivsr potatoes
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