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Mr. ami Mrs. H. T. Burns were Port
land visitors last week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Emerson and
family are visiting Mr. Em erson’s par
ents near Newberg this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Yocum returned
from Yamh'.ll where they helped Mr.
and Mrs. Jam es Laughlin gat their
turkeys ready for the market.
Mr. and Mrs R. J. Goetz and friend
spent Saturday and Sunday fishing at
the beaches.
Ulayna Curl of CCC Bar Camp, Cali
fornia is visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Art Curi.
Earl Jones and Eliott Godsey have
reiurned from California where they
were employed during the harvest.
Albert and Owen Doran spent Satur
day in Portland. Albert witnessed the
football game between U. o f O. and
Portland U niversity. Owen remained
in the city to help Mr. Jam es Scott
with his work.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred V oight w ere Mc
Minnville shoppers Satuiday a f t e r
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Del ley are en
joying a visit from their daughter,Mrs.
Robert Mclnnes, and baby Shirley Jan
Of Portland.
Mrs Irl Glover, Mrs. Phil Barnes and
Mrs. Ralph U g o w made a trip to
Beaverton to help Mrs. E. Barnes of
that city celebrate her birthday.
Thursday, November 21, 1935
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Ray Coyle made a business trip to
R. 1». Harris and son Alvah o f Mill
Salem Friday.
Creek were Willamina visitors on Wed
A guest at the A. C. Powers home nesday.
last Thursday was Mrs. Ben Pollan of
Mrs 1». N. R iggs came out from
Monmouth
Portland last week end to attend the
Mrs S Johnson was in from Gillierf carnival given by the high school. Mr
Creek and visited her daught. , Mrs. Riggs is (he principal.
Archie Brown.
Mrs. Arthur Nye and baby Janet are
Henry Tanner, of Viola was a w eek here from Kings Valle frr guests at the
and Mrs. A.
end visitor at the home o f his cousin, home o f her parents,
C. Power«.
Mrs. H. Debrick.
Mrs. Edna Lamson o f Sheridan has
Mrs. V’, O, Huddleston attended the
taken
the position o f housekeeper a t '
convention of'the churches o f Christ at
the R. H. Yates home, coming here
McMinnville Tuesday.
10 Bar» 4 9 c
T e ls N a p t h a S o a p
last week.
R. E. Ellingsworth made a business
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Kneedler went on
S w eet S pu ds
5 Pound» 1 9 c
trip to Salem on Monday. Mrs. Ellings-
a fishing trip to the N estucra Sunday,
worth accompanied him.
Their trip resulted in the lancing of
L u x F la k e s
Large Package 2 1 c
A C. Powsrs a n d w ife drove to one steelhead.
Cherry Grove Sunday and visited at the
S. A Linton left last Wednesday for
R ip p le d W h e a t a n d S a m p le
1 Oc
home o f his brother Frank.
his home at Los Angeles, after a two
Monday visitors at the Fred Olmstead weeks visit at the home o f his brother,
home w e r e Mrs. Reed Farmer and George Linton.
C i t r o n - O r a n g e - L e m o n P e e l Lb. 2 7 c
M argaret Schoppert, o f Hebo.
Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Powers and
M IN C E M C A T - K n ig h t’l
Pound 1 5 c
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Tnarp and daugh family o f Hillings, Mont., were visitors
ter Gloria arrived from O iegon Citv on ' at the home o f their uncle, A. C. Pow-
Monday, guests at the Rex Bissell home. ess. the first o f the week
B la c k P o p C o r n
Local
3 Pound» 2 5 c
Complete line of R. C. A. Cunning- ' Charlie Branson is the gu tst at his
BLANKS
Small White or Red
<» pound» 2 9 c
ham Radio Tubes at L'urst’s Pharm home o f his brother Elias. He. accom
acy.
adv panied by Pearl DeLashm utt and Frank
K A R O W h ite S Y R U P
.
3 4 b Can 2 9 c
Misses Emma Hyder a n d Bertha Bailey, came from West Linn the latter
part
o
f
last
week,
and.
the
boys
re-
I
Stevens
of
Mill
Creek,
were
guests
of
G IL B E R T C R E E K
Pilitburv’s Cream H e a r t s o f W h e a t
Pkge. 2 O c
e
------------------------------------- e Miss R oss N aegli over the week end. i turned Friday.
By O. B. M anley
Mr. and »Mrs. Eldon Tatom and little ’ Dan Freisan of Salem was calling on
S e a p o r t V a n illa E x tr a c t
4-oz Bottle 1 5 c
Dr. Graves was out over the week son visited her sister, Mrs. Chas Me i friends Wednesday and announced he
would hold services a t the Mission
end, returning Sunday by way o f Gas Bee, and family at H illcrest Sunday.
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Large »ize
4 for 1 9 c
| Church Sunday, December 1. »Mr. Frei-
ton, where she visited her son Richard.
Mrs John Rock o f Cornelius visited
Mrs. Miller went to Portland Sunday her husband from Saturday to Tuesday. | son is w ell known here, having been
N ia g a r a S h r e d d e d W h e a t
2 pkgs 2 5 c
to attend a church school teachers' con- Mr. Rock stays in Willamina and works pastor o f the church for «orne time.
ventian the first of the week. She will at the Foster Mill.
Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Shetterly, Lyn- j
return today (Thursday).
B IS O U IC K
Large size package 3 3 c
Mrs. Grace Bostwick has as h e r ette. Bob and baby Kay spent from Fri
Mrs. Manley called on Mrs. R. W. gu ests for several days this week her day until Monday evening on a trip to
Burnett Saturday afternoon.
B r o o k f i e l d S a l a d D r e s s i n g Qt. Jar 3 i ) c
father. E. N. W hitlaw, and her sister. Yakima, where they visited at the home
of »Mrs. Shetterly'» sister and brother-
Marv Burnett has been confined to Mrs. Lelia Day, both o f Falls City.
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. A. B Clubb. They
her home with a bad cold.
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report a fine trip, not m»<h snow, but
Patterson
had
E. J.
a slight attack o f
vi. it0„ IjlBtThurildav. Mis8 lots
o f frozen apples.
influenza, but is better.
Margaret, who has been visiting her
The walnut picking on skyline is o v e r ,8j8ter Ernestine, returned h o m e with
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sherwin of Salem
and all the pickers from this neighbor them.
were recent visitors at the Paul Fund-
hood returned home Friday.
man home. Mr Sherwin was formerly
Mrs. Olive Gillespie, former W illa
‘‘A R e a s o n a b le P la ce to T r a d e ”
Floyd Miller want home to Peavine mina postm istress, is working in the a Willamina merchant, but has been
for the week end. and will return to Sheridan pcstoffice f o r an indefinite living a t Salem for some years. They
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are now preparing to move to Portland,
school Thursday.
period, having taken the position there as his health is failing, and will make
Don Mosser was in town on business last Saturday.
their home with their son Richard, who
Friday.
Miss Elizabeth Graham, who taught is a student of the U niversity Medical
Clyde Potter and Ray Miller are cut in the local high school last year, was a School.
Mrs. L H. Cobb spent from Saturday
The Ladies Aid of the Butler M E.
ting aider and maple lugs for Cluck, week-end guest of Miss Kuth Stillings,
to Tuesday with her mother .Mr» D. A. church will give a bazaar Wednesday,
who is trucking them to New Era.
Mr
and
Mrs.
J
W
Henderson
who
at the Paul Mullen home. She came
Fabriqu»- and other r< lativt * at Eola, December 11th. All members please
Friday night and attended the carnival were married at Winfield, Kansas, N o and attende») the concert in S a em Mon have articles for l-azaar ready at next
vember 17, 1902, celebrated their 33rd
at the school gym.
S p e c ia lty
wedding anniversary, Sunday, Novem day night by the famous negro tenor. m eeting December 6th.
ber
17. Present at the dinner were Lulling Williams,
Mrs E B. South o f Memphis, Tenn.,
R.
E.
Ellingsworth
and
Harry
Eld-
P e rm a n e n t W a v e Shop
Ralph Cole of Portland and Mrs Eva is spending the winter at the J W.
miston . and Messrs, and Mesdarnes Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Henderson anti
MRS. LILA STRAUGH
C. McNiell, A. C. Powers and C. W, Dick Kloson o f Dallas, Mr. and Mrs. Hearn of Aloha spent Sunday after Gort j.-iger home in Grand R<.rde. They
Collins attended the November m eeting Homer Henderson and children Jack noon visiting a t t h e bom« of Mrs. are old friend«. She was a caller at
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! o f the county association of Townsend and Wanda, and the fam ily, Mr. and Hearn's sister, Mrs. Art Thurbcr. Mi-s The Times ofTce Monday and remarked
"clubs at Newberg last Thursday even Mrs. I. W. Henderson, Johnnie and Harriet Doobrava of Portland was also that she like» this country »« well she
W illam ina, Oregon
a Sunday visitor at the 1 hurber home. may decide to locate perm anently.
Donna.
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