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T hursday, N ovem ber 2 i, 1935 Gì b r S ) i 11 a tn i n a l i m » » Page 6 WILLAMINA BUSINESS and PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY B usiness and Professional people w h o are doing bu sin ess in W illam ina and w ho have faith in our city and its fu tu r e .. 1 hey deserve your patronage. The Milican family have moved to the Pete Nj berg place. They are a large family and it will he better for them, Last week Hillcrest was conspicuous as they will have pasture for stock and land to raise hay and garden on. He by its absence. We had planned a trip, but ill health' works in the Klees mill here. would not permit. When you are old and sick there's no place like home. V A LLEY J U N C T IO N Ruth and Louis Kydell were home over the week end to visit their mother By V elda W ebb here. Louis is row stationed in Eugene, and came up with his sister. Armistice Mrs. Jenners, who has spent several day gave Ruth time f o r the long trip, months here with her son Charlie, left as she is teaching near Roseburg. for .Minnesota last week on account of Mrs. Anderson reports getting a let the illness of her father. ter from ner son Herbert, in Chile, tell Mrs. Kenneth Brown an d s m a ll ing how much he exjoys reading The Times there. He is a mining engineer daughter o f Sheridan called at the home and has been working in a large copper of her mother. Mrs. Turner, last Thurs day. mine for several years. Mr. Warren returned to the Hall home Mrs. Vaughn of Portland, a niece of Mrs Pouts, came up Armistice day to last Friday, after a trip to his home in get her little daughter. Joan, who has Fresno. Cal. bsen visiting at the Fouls home for Mr and Mrs. Sam Davis made a trip some time. to Portland last Thursday. Armistice day was properly celebrated Lucille Stair, who has been a guest of here by the opening of the mills after a Mrs. Ethel Hail for some time, left ten day shut down on account of the Saturday for her home in Tillamook. storm. Mrs. Victor Werth and daugter Norma Charlie McBee sold three cows the spent Wednesday and Thursday with last of the week to Victor Werth, who her mother, Mrs, L. Scott. has a farm near Cloverdale. He says it Miss Lucille Andersen is at borne this was either sell stock or buy hay, and week, while Mr. Aadersen is away on a he chose the lesser evil. business trip to California. Ted Gillespie continued to make his Mrs. Robt. Jahn and sons Harvey and regular trips in spite of stormy weath er, returning la te in the evening. We, Mervin of New Grand Ronde spent for one. greatly appreciate this service, Tuesday at the home of her parents, as we have no conveyance and no way Mr. and Mrs, T. J. Werth. ot getting to town. Dr. and Mrs. Timberlake and sons We were treated to a pleasant sur Dale, Keith and Wayne called at the prise Wednesday of last week when Halt home last Monday. Bert Crans dropped in us unannounced. Mr. and Mrs. Morrison Lawson spent He is a brother-in-law in the employ of a few days this week in Portland. the state highway at Vancouver, W n, and was returning from a business trip . Mr. Elmer Leirman of Grand Ronde worked for T. J. Werth on Tuesday. to Roselodge. Mr. and Mrs. W. Boyer spent the A letter from the Davenports an nounced their safe arrival home, and week end at Rickreall. stated that the frost had done consid Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ray celebrated erable damage in Coos county. This is their golden wedding anniversary on unusual, as there is seldom snow or Wednesday. Trullinger Studio of Mc frost, and the roses often bloom all Minnville presented the couple a photo winter in the open. in honor of the occasion. Tbe number of accidents on the high Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jensen were way recently should be a warning to alt called to Portland last Friday, on ac to drive carefully and take no unneces count ( f the illness and death of Mr. sary chances. Jensen’s only brother, George Jensen, Miss Ethel Rydell was a Portland who died on Saturday evening ano was buried on Monday. business visitor the last of the week. Mrs. Alfred Werth’s mother, Mrs. An item that escaped us was the recent removal of the Severn family to Seibert, was on the sick list last week, a place near .Monmouth and the coming but is much improved now. of a new family from Montana -Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Russell of Sargent, if we get it right. They have Mc.Minuville were week end guests at located on the Pete Demas place, hav the Louis Pettyjohn home. ing obtained a four-year lease, and are The Valley Junction school will pre making the dirt fly in an effort to im prove the place and make a leal home sent their Thanksgiving program next Tuesday evening, Nov. 26. there Mr. and Mrs. Pete Fisher, Mr. and Mrs Hart has a bunch of about 20 rabbits that arrived just before the Mrs. Emil Gustafson and Mr. and Mrs. storm. They are frisky and fine and not Raymond Rassell called at the Louis By J. A. H art S p e n d F o r Y o u r H o m e F irst W illa m in a G a r a g e Remodeling or New Building is your best Investment W. R. COYLE, Prop. J ^ y MILLS Phone 2 X 6 Willamina, Oregon “Service w ith a S m ile’’ HAVE YOUR R a d io R e p a ir e d By SPECIALISTS WILLAMINA SERVICE STATION W H A T W IL L A M IN A H A »« G en eral P etroleum Products LB A VK ORDERS AT T H E T IM E » OFKICB T h e best b ric k p la n t In O reg on . C o m »t h ig h w a y passing th ro u g h - R a il a n d h lg h w u v tra n s p o rta tio n . Sp lend id c lim a te , a b u n d a n t w a te r . Se> . n aw m ills w it Inn s e \ <-n m iles RADIO & ELECTRIC SERVICE 121 High Street Sslea. Ore A prosperous farming community Car Greasing and Adjusting Electrical Work a Specialty Your Nearest Typewriter Service H a r p e r J a m is o n “ T he Book S tore” McMinnville A ll m akes of Typewriters Repaired - R ented - Sold W IL L A M IN A N K E D S : A bank. - A re s id en t p h y s ic ia n . A c le a n in g a n d p ressin g shop A f r u it a n d v e g e ta b le e u n n fr y -People w ith vision to see a n d c o u r age to g ra s p o p p o rtu n itie s Dr. H. W. Flanery Dentist OHice at residence two block« north of bank building W illa m in a , O regon A n y sis» f i lm d e v e lo p e d an d O f o n e p rin t oi each n e g a tiv e fo r c J c J C O T T O W . H E ID E R We are County Agenta A tto rn e y -a t-L a w R oyal T ypew riters and A ll Portables W IL L A M IN A PH O TO C R A FT SH O P Kodak*, Film» and Supplies Me M l senile. Oregea M e ll O rd e r» G ive n P ro m p t A tte n tio n Pettyjohn home last Wednesday even ing and surprised him, as it was his 59th birthday. Mrs. Russell presented him a large cake. Mrs. Will» Dunne from Vancouver, R. C., and Miss Silvia Lingstad from Seattle are visiting at the Virgil Kesner home, for the past two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Bleakman and aon Nor man spent Saturday and Sunday in Portland. Calvin Mullins, cook at Valley June tion Service, has left for Seattle, to be married. He will return Sunday. OLDCRANDRONDE - A la rg e t r ib u t a r y c o u n try , ric h In n a t u r a l renource» Good g ra d e and h ig h schools, tw o c hu rch es a lib r a r y . Progressive rltlx e n a , e n te rp ris in g business m en . a liv e c iv ic clu b . | — ------------------------------------------- * (By II. P etkrsen . S r . i M O U N T A IN HOME ♦ ■ — ............................................... . ■ ♦ Bv M rs . J ay C lark Leland R. Sackett General Insurance WILLAMINA City Hall MONDAYS Mr. and Mrs. Joe Peterson and small S H E R I D A N -------HEIDER »LOG. son Joseph Allen were McMinnville vis Phone 693 or 3x2 itors Wednesday. Eimer Conkey, Ed Pearce, Tom Bay er and Jay Clark were at McMinnville D R . G . W . K IN G during the past week. R e g is te re d Tom Edwards and wife and daughter returned home from Toppenish. Wash , Friday. Mra. Henly. Mra. Edwards’ mother, came with them and is visiting at the Bee ranch Tom and family Phone 6 4 3 S h e rid a n , O re g o n moved to the Hogshead place and they say it is good to be back in the valley again. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bayer and child See W A L T K IN G R»pr»»»e«»ti*« ren were Sheridan visitors Saturday Frederick» & Berridge and Monday. D o d g e -P ly m o u th Dealers Frank Sutter returned home Sunday 611 Third St. M rM iaarille from Sharidan. While there he called At the <5. A. Knott home. They have bren G o o d B uy» in U » e d C a r * A ll M a k e » remodeling and papering their house, TRADES AND TERMS » ----- which they got from Mr. and Mra. Steve Kesch in a trade some time ago. They like their new home very much. Dorothy Lafferty is visiting at the Edward Gardner home this week. The Edward Gardner family, Mrs. Funeral Director Henly, Dorothy Lafferty, Mr. and Mrs. A m b u la n c e S e rv ic e Tom Bayer and family attended church in Willamina Sunday evening, LADY ATTENDANT Buster Leno returned to his work at p, j Office 312 Warm Springs, Sunday. P b o n e ,: I Re.kknee 3115 Len LaChance received painful in S h e rid a n , O re g o n juries to his hand while at work in the CCC camp 'ast week. Mrs Hudson, near Old Grand Ronde. returned from the McMinnville hospital Saturn y evening She wili have to re main in bed for so ne time on account of her knee, but is glad to be home. Joe Peterson w«9 at Newtown Sun day. Dorothy Lamb is improving from the burns which »he received some time ago. Audry, little daughter of Tom House For Rale —On West Main straet; Bayer, burned her arm quite badly last i 6 rooms and bath, with built-ins; cement weeK by falling again-.: the stove. It garage and root house; laige lot. See seems the baby girls in our community ‘ A. R. Kammerer, Willamina (neatdoor) are getting their share of trouble with i ----------------------------------------------------- burns. Wanted Middle-aged lady for general Mrs. Menard was a caller at Grand : housework. Call phone3151, Willamina. Ronde Monday. • For Sale--6acres, near OldGrand Ronde. ' near school and bus line: good 4 room NEW S FR O M GOOSENECK •----------- \ ---------- » house; outbuildings. Mrs Frank R a y , rte 1, Willamina; phone 3265. 13-2p The children of the school gave their teacher a birthday party at noon Wed 150 Cedar Posts for Sale Jay Clark. nesday and a good time was had by all. Grand Ronde. Mrs. H Abdenhaldcr gave a birthday party Thursday evening in honor of For Sale 1926 Nash sedan in fair Mrs. R. W. Schultz, Miss Aebi and condition; birds eye maple dresser; and Miss Eva Rhodes. 48-pieee set of dishes, for sale reason John Rhodes called at the Kosack able. Inquire at Times office. home Thursday evening. Dinner guests at th e Wood home W e are prepared to furnish a com Monday were Mrs. Reed Farmer and plete wiring and motor sales, rental Miss Margaret Schoppert of Hebo, and and repair service at our Sheridan office. Geo. Schoppert Sr. of Willamina. Estimates furnished free. Gao. Schoppert Jr., who is working E lectric S upplies & C ontracting C o . in Portland, came home over the week Phone 606, Sheridan, Oregon, tf end. Edwin Kosack had the misfortune to Buy from Buzz Second Hand Store, cut his foot Friday, and was taken to Sheridan; also order new stovea. Shoe Dallas, where Dr. Bossatti attended it. shop and harness shop, one of the best Mrs. R. Johnson fell and hurt her in county. I sell on contract, small pay 2tf side Monday and was taken to a doctor ments. in Sheridan for treatment. Complete line of R. C. A. Cunning- Those from here v ho attended the dance in Willamina Saturday evening ! ham Radio Tubes st Duret'û Pharm adv. were Messrs. E. H. Oviatt and K. La- a c y . Velle and their wives. The Times will be glad to reoeive John Rhodes was fishing at the coast . wood, potatoes or other produce on one day last week. subscription accounts. Optometrist H. W. Hering, county surveyor, has been here tt'a week, surveying part of section 32. t. 5 a., r. b w., which was sold for taxes. The school house in District Cl is be ing painted by workmen from Willa mina and Sheridan —t b re e of them, from the relief roll. M. Petersen visited R ev. Fathers Scheffold and Bucher at St. Michael’s Mission Wednesday morning. Mrs. Hammell of Sheridan visited Mesdames Wilson and Kelly last Sun day while her husband was making collections for the Oregonian. Mr. Lauthers went to Willamina last Friday morning to see about a shipment of book» for the Cloverleaf school which had been shipped there by mistake. He got the matter straightened out anti the F rid a y -S a tu rd a y -S u n d a y -M o n d a y , N o v e m b e r 2 2 -2 3 -2 4 -2 5 books were forwarded to the school. E v e n in g P ric e » , 1 5 c a n d 2 5 c S a tu r d a y M a t in e e a t 2 : 3 0 P . M . — 1 0 c a n d 2 5 c Mr. Hogseth visited the Petersens last Friday as he was on his way to the Grand Ronde store. Mrs. Wilson is taking her place in the store after an absence of nearly a year, caused by sickness. Fox terrier pups are plentiful; both Mr. Porter and W. S. Lauthers have them for sale. George Duffield and Paul Lafferty are working for J. D. Welch. On Sunday a farewell dinner was given at the Petersen home for Rev. Felix Bucher, who is soon departing for W isconsin. Those present besides the honor guest were: Mrs. May Wilson, Mrs. Kelly, W. S. Lauthers and Mr. and Mrs Petersen. Rev. Guntrain was invited, but a telegram called him to Sublimity to serve at a funeral. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Vaughn have —J M #®-,,., gone to Warm Springs, whsre Mr. A d ra m a —rpettou? Vaughn got work at once. They left suddenly, the reason being that Mrs. w ith h u m o r—o f the Vaughn got lonesome for hei grandson, .V the Norman Win' w baby. o ld M ississippi. Mr. DeGrace; sented Mrs. Petersen ¥::¿: with a porterhou_e roast. Thanks. A FOA PlCrURE w«. From our People at Warm Springs: A N N E S H IR L E Y Miss Mabel Pitchette is to be married next month —Ed Larsen is working at î k V I N S. C O 8 B Peters Spring. — Max Bannach is work JUGENE PALLETTE ing at the Old Mill camp.— Dances here once a week. — Mrs. Dewald Hauck went 7 E P IN FE TC H IT to the Agency; the two Hauck brothers W ill R ogers and ï/% S m r l « . fcr « M N «Ott. are truck drivers.—The Winslow couple Irvin S.Cobb match celebrated their “ paper wedding; six » »wl kr t(M loCltN teen participated.— Mrs. Hattie Leno is X-z-.-f -y ' ■ ■' y • la u g h s-o n d steom- at HeHe camp; Buster Leno at Warm b' ' Springs.— Ben LaChance had two fing b o a t s , to o , in a ers broken while blasting at the rock fl, roaring r iv e r » « ® quarry; will not be able to work for some tim e.—Dick McGee has been sent you’ll never forget! to Peters Springs. —Six below zero one night. —Mail and some supplies being brought in on pack horses.—Florence Weda*«d»y Prosperity Night nov . 27 Thur. Thanksgiving Program Nov 28 Durschmidt was married last week to Grant Kinsaid of Oakland, Oregon.— Grace Moore(Academy winner last year) W.C. Fields, Joan Bennett, Bing Crosby Owen Pincbette’s truck was burned last week as he was coming from The Dalles; “ M IS S IS S IP P I” “ L ove M e F orever” All aboard for Dixie! Join the merry Owen was not hurt, although the truck went down a 500-foot bank. Positively the greatest of all melodra throng on the Show Boat and drift matic musical romances Patronize the merchants who adver When you have something to sell or down the river of romance. tise in The Times. trade, just try an ad in The Times. Subscribe for The Times. Short Subject: “ A n E a r f o r M u t i c ” Short Subject: "The Bull Fight" THE GRAND THEATRE, SHERIDAN GLORIOUS ENTERTAINMENT CAREER! I ¡HERIDAH F UNERAL HOME W a n te d «"1 ■ For S a le
