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WILLAMINA BUSINESS a w PROFESSI ONAL DIRECTORY
FERN DISTRICT
By
K enneth S tuart
nea- K la m a th F alls, a n d e x p e c t to
move there n e xt ye a r.
M r and Mrs. C liffo rd F rancis visited
w ith his fo lk s last S aturday.
A rch ie Bishop is w o rk in g fo r Ralph
Loveland.
M r. and M rs. John Rose and R ay
mond B la ir w ent to the coast one day
la st week t> g e t clam s.
N ick I'a la riu k made a business call at
the F rancis home Tuesday o f th is week.
Messrs, and Mesilames H A. S tu a rt
and H. H. B enjam in drove to P ortland
last S aturday to see the U. S. fleet. '
They also enjoyed a lunch and a s h o rt
v is it w ith Mrs. Fred Johnson, who was
the Fern school teacher last year.
Mrs. W rig h t o f Salem is v is itin g at I
the home o f her da u g h te r. M is. Roy
VALLEY JUNCTION *
N e w b ill, w h ile Roy is away on th e '
th re sh in g crew .
Paul B lanchard's are e n jo y in g a v is it
By V elda W ebb
w ith th e ir da u g h te r Jean and her friends
fro m W yom ing.
M r. and Mrs. Charles Jensen w ere
Mrs. Loyd B lanchard and Retha have called to Kelso, W n „ last S a tu rd a y, on
re tu rn e d fro m P o rtla n d , where Retha account o f the death o f Mrs. Jensen’s
was ta k in g tre a tm e n t fo r her eyes.
s te p -g ra n d fa th e r. He was nearly 87
A lv a n Freeborn and K enneth S tu a rt years old and had been sick fo r some
drove to A m ity Sunday and accompanied tim e . The fu n e ra l was a t 11 o'clock
Ir v in H ahn to P ortland to see the fleet Monday, and the Jensens re tu rn e d home
They enjoyed a nice v is it, in the a fte r- I th a t evening. M r. Jensen's tw o neices,
noon, w ith a fo rm e r Kansas schoolmate, ! Helen and V iv ia n Jensen, o f P o rtland,
M ark MoOaneld. He is stationed on the ; accompanied tl e.n home fo r a v is it.
U . S. S. M ilw aukee. I t was ve ry in te r- j M r. and Mrs Fred K ruspel had th e ir
esting fo r (he fo u r young men to again lit t le daughter. P h ilia Irene, baptised at
m eet, so fa r fro m where they had firs t the church a t Old Grand Ronde. Sunday
known each o th e r and gone to grade a fte rn o o n .
school to g e th e r.
M rs. W arren Gould re tu rn e d home
Joel H ow ard was home over the week . Sunday fro m Los Angeles, where she
end fo r a v is it w ith his parents. He is had been v is itin g her parents and o th e r
w o rk in g in M c M in n v ille .
j re la tiv e s fo r the past few weeks.
Charles Moore and H. A. S tu a rt are
Mrs. W a lte r W e rth 's niece. Gladys
w o rk in g on one o f V ir g il H e id e r’ s com- Moe le r o f P ortland, is spending her
vacation a t the W e rth home.
bine crew s th is week.
Several fro m th is com m unity are
Chester R a w lin s ' fa th e r, m other and
w o rk in g on the W e rth th re s h in g crew. b ro th e rs a rriv e d here fro m Oklahom a
Mrs. C loyd o f Sheridan was a v is ito r last week.
a t the B e njam in home th is week. She
Paul and Bernhard F ra n k lin are v is it
helped M rs B enjam in w ith her peach ing w ith th e ir aunt a t Salem fo r a w hile
canning, as Mrs. B enjam in was s lig h tly
Messrs and Mesdames George B a rry
laid up fro m a fa ll in w hich she bruised and C liffo rd Pleasant spent Sunday
her side and ribs.
p la y in g g o lf near T illam ook.
Mrs. Ada Pearl o f G rants Pass and
her d a u g h te r L'ceil o f Los Angeles .ia-
BUELL NEWS NOTES
ited Mrs. A llen S aturday n ig h t. Mrs.
Pearl is a siste r o f M r. A llen, and they
By M rs . W. R. F rancis
had v is ite d him a t th e hospital
Mrs. L ew is has been on the sick lis t
The H. H. sew ing club have post the past week.
poned th e ir m eetings fo r a w h ile on ac
Hopson's s iste r a rrive d here fro m
count o f the busy season.
. Paul
,
M
.
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n
j i- .. i 1 O klam om a re ce n tly.
r. and M rs John Rose and lit t le
,
,
J
.
N orm a Gav spent Sunday a t the Loyd
an<1 w ife o f Los Angeles
B la ir home.
‘ who had been v is itin g his b ro th e r Fred
vi... t „ rv ...
to r the past tw o weeks re tu rn e d heme
Mr. and M rs. Tom O ttin g e r are pre- j Tuesday
p a rin g to move o n to the Beck place, as
J ,’
r
.
they have traded th e ir place o ff fo r one 1 • " « Tony Klees fa m ily have had as
. th e ir guests fo r the past week th e ir
-
niece ai d ne ph ew . S h irle v and Jesse
B ow der o f P ortland.
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Jim m y W a lk e r o f Kenzua is v is
kJ
S H E R ID A N . O R E G O N
JLd itin Mrs.
g the D ick McQueen fa m ily .
Program S ab ject to ( tau ige IttU xxjt N otice.
M r. and M rs. Raymond McQueen and
son Bobbie spent the weekend cam ping
, on the K itc h is riv e r.
M r. and Mrs. Bub Bleakm an and sons
(“Cash Nite” Friday)
I N orm an and R obert re tu rn e d home
Rochelle H id to i in James O liv e r C urw ood’ s S aturday evening. M r. Bleakm an is re-
i cuperatm g fro m an a ppendicitis opera-
D on’ t fa il to see “ B uck, the W onder I tion he had about three weeks ago.
Don H antze. a b ro th e r o f Roland
D o g ” in th is th r illin g dram a o f
Hantze and Mrs. Lawson, has re c e n tly
the Canadian w ilds
a rriv e d here fro m M a rysville . Mo. He
Added s h o rt: " H ill, of Old Wyomisi”
v is ite d here tw o years ago.
CHER1DAN THEATRE?
Friday, Sat., Sun., - Aug. 14, 15,16
“ THE COUNTRY BEYOND”
W ednesday, August 19
Bargain Nite—10c & 15c
TAKEN UP
Came to m y enclosures on Tillam ook
Rochelle Hudson and Bruce Cabot in
h ig h w a y tw o miles west o f Old Grand
Rontie, Oregon, on A u g u s ta , 1936. three
“ SHOW THEM NO MERCY”
sp rin g calves. O w n e r is requested to
See th is th r illin g “ G -M a n ” s to ry th a t is
call, prove ow nership, pay damages and
ta k in g the nation by storm
cost o f th is notice, and take them away.
Added s h o rt: P a ra m o u n t P ic to ria l
52tSe
J o b K ochis .
thrashin’ -
- - - rem em ber how the old tim e straw stack
ers laid the chaff a n d d u st dow n F. O . B.
y o u r ey es— an d ears —a n d n eck —a n d nose
— K er-ch o o ! ! ! - - - O h B o y ! ! ! - - - an d how
friendly those d e ar old barley w hiskers used
to be - - - say - - - talk ab o u t going u p in
th e w orld - - - it d id n ’t take those w hiskers
long to rise, - - - from y o u r shoe tops to
y o u r chin - - - th e only th in g that sto p p ed
them w as m eetin’ a brother, head on, cornin’
dow n - - - and then th ey ’d both dig in - ■ -
an d so w ould you - - - an d dig them out
- - - no fooling. T h o se w ere the good old
days - - - alm ost.
W ell - - - m an is m oving on beyond
those jobs that used to w ear him o u t before
his tim e. T en th o u san d jobs he u sed to
d re a d are b u t a passing th o u g h t— because
electric pow er has lent a h an d to lift his
load - - - an d w e— w hy sure, we ll help you
w h en w e can.
YAMHILL ELECTRIC COMPANY
"LIGHTENS YOUR WAY”
ELECTRIC SUPPLIES & CONTRACTING CO.
EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL
Business an d Professional people w ho are doing b usiness in W illam ina and
w ho have faith in o u r city an d ils future.
1 hey deserve vour patronage.
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is y o u r b e s t I n v e s t m e n t
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RADIO & ELECTRIC SERVICE
121 High Street
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W C C IV 1 V IIIIC
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Mobilgas
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Petroleum Products
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McMinnville
All m akes of Typew riters
R epaired - R ented - Sold
We are C ounty A gents
Royal 1 ypew riters
an d All Portables
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Groceries, C o nfectionery. Ice Cream
FREE PICNIC GROUF.DS
On Coast Hivhway a n d Y a m h ill
Ph»"* 2X8
Willamina, Oregon
W H A T W IL L A M IN A H AS:
- T he b est brick plant In O regon.
C oast h ig h w a y p a ssin g through .
« n il am i h ig h w a y tran sp o rta tio n .
Sp len did clim a te, ab u n d an t w ater
S even sa w m ills w ith in se v e n m iles
A prosp erou s (a r m in g com m u n ity
A la r g e trib u tary co u n try , rich In
n a tu ra l reaourcea.
G o u t grad e and h igh sch o o ls, tw o
c h u r c h e s a lib rary
P ro g r e ssiv e c itiz e n s, en terp risin g
b u sin e ss m en, a liv e c iv ic club
W IL L A M IN A NK K H S:
- A tvank
A resid en t p h ysician
A c le a n in g and p r e ssin g sh op
A Irult am i v e g e ta b le can n ery.
- P eop le w ith vision to se e and c o u r
a g e to gru sp op p o rtu n ities
O T T O W . H E1D ER
K iv« *r
3 m iles w est o f W illa m in a
Dr. H. W. Flanery
Dentist
Office at residence two blocks
north of bank building
Willamina,
Oregon
P R IN T IN G
of all hinds
at a right price
T h e W IL L A M IN A T IM E S
A n y aiae film d e v e lo p e d e n d O £*
o n e print o( e a c h n e g a tiv e for v J C J C
Attorney-at-1 a w
PH O TO CRA FT SH O P
W IL L A M IN A
K u d a k i. F ilm t a n d S u p p l u t
Mr M iss.ills, O r.fos
Mail <lrd«*ra G iven Prom pt A tten tio n
Fredericks & Berridge
Dodge-Plymouth Dealers
RICHFIELD PRODUCTS
Sslesi, Ore
611 Third St.
McMioaville
G ood Buy« in Uaed C a ra
A ll M ak e »
Leland R. Sackett
General Insurance
W IL L A M IN A C ity H a ll M O N D A Y S
S H E R ID A N
-
H K ID K K B LD G
Phone 593 o r 3x2
TR A D E S ANl> TE R M S
DR. G. W .
Tenbush Poultry Farm
K IN G
SHERIDAN FUNERAL HOME
K e g ia ta ra d
Croat bridifr at Brick Plant
Funeral Director
Optometrist
F a n c y T a b ic F o w l
A m b u la n c e S ervice
F ry e r» N o w R e a d y
LADY A TTE N D A N T
H . T E N B U S H , P ro p rie to r
p,
I Office 312
Phone.: Re|jdence 31, 5
1 Mite West of Willamiaa
S h e rid a n , O re g o n
OLD GRAND RONDE
P hone 643
S h e rid a n . O re g o n
W A L T K IN G
fo rm e rly o f M cM in n ville , has taken
charge o f
D O D G E AND P L Y M O U T H
SALES at D ALLAS, OREGON
M u lle r
He gets all thia ye a r's crop o f
hay w ith the place, so is baling Lis
:: GOOD BUYS IN USED CARS
E a rl Lin n o f Chahalis, W n., b ro th e r crop fro m the H e w itt D avenport place.
O
ur
old
frie
n
d
Ford
said
he
never
made
o f Mrs. Mabel L in n W ilson (w ife o f
M e lvin W ilson o f Grand Ronde). died a n y th in g u n til he had his own home
A u g u s t 10th. o f h e a rt fa ilu re . He leaves C hildren raised on a rented fa rm never
his w ife , three ch ild re n and his fa tn e r, become good farm ers.
a ll o f Chehalis. Decea.ed was o f one o f
Last week tw o gove rn m en t agent or
the w e ll-kn o w n pioneer L irin fa m ilie s inspectors visited the both stores here,
th a t settled in C lackam as county, near g iv in g in stru ctio n s th a t a new law re
Estacada, in the 1850's.
quires p e rm its to buy and sell many
W. S. L authers was happily surprised th in g s p e rm its to buy c h lttim , to sell
S aturday when a num ber o f re la tive s asp irin , and a lis t too numerous to men Good Used (.'a rt fo r Less -
and friends drove o u t fro m P o rtland. tio n . W hat next? Before the R evolution
1934 P lym outh D eLuxe Coupe
Sunday m o rn in g the v isito rs and M r. the K in g ’s agents harrassed the citizens
193(1 DeSoto Sedan
L a u th e rs took lunch w ith them and w ith p e rm its and taxes so th a t the
1930 Oldsmohile
k
in
g
’s
c
o
u
rt
could
live
in
splendor.
E
x
it
drove to N eskow in, as some o f them
IC80 C hevrolet Coach
follow
ed.
had never seen the Pacific ocean. Seven
1929 C hevrolet Coupe
o f them w e n t in one car. They were
1929 Essex C hallenger Sedan
The Grand Ronde Lu m b e r Co. is ship
Sir. and Mrs. J. C. and John H. Brooks, p ing considerable b u ild in g lum ber to
And a num ber o f cheap cars. Make
the Misses Edna H ollenbeck and O ve tta W heeler.
I us an o ffe r.
C u rry , and M r. Lauthers.
B urley P e rry is one o f the A1 fa rm e rs I M o rris M e rrifie ld M otors. P lym outh Da-
W. S. La u th e rs has been m ilk in g o f th is v ic in ity . He recently bought 80 | Soto d is trib u to rs , Sheridan. Ore.
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Jasper Boydsun’s cows fo r him w hile acres fro m M elvin W ilson, and in th e '
he is employed a t O tis doing some ca r sh o rt tim e he has im proved the place 50
F or Sale Good used cars; 20 to choose
penter w o rk fo r the governm ent.
per ce n t
I t is w o n d erfu l w h a t a man i
fro m ; $50 up; all popular makes. B uick-
can
do
i
f
he
has
i
t
in
him
.
H
is
w
ife
is
George Petersen, w ife and baby, ac- !
| Pontiac Garage, M cM in n ville .
35tt
tine
houseoeeper
and
has
a
lovely
fu
r-
1
companied by a M r. Nelson, fa rm e r and
p riz e fig h te r, surprized his parents last nished house. They have fo u r ch ild re n :
I w ish to trade a good second-hand
S aturday a fternoon and spent a couple W illia m , 14. a t home; Irene, now v is it- ’
in g in C a lifo rn ia ; R obert, a teacher in Htore and re p a ir shop fo r a good fa rm
o f hours w ith them .
¡n e a r W illa m in a . W rite C. E. B e ckw ith .
Max Madison, w ife and son called on Canada, and Mrs. Gladys Cam bell, liv I Canby, Oregon. Box 223.
5 lt2
in
g
in
Canada.
M. Petersen Sunday to g e t his sign
M r and Mrs. John H u tch in s also have
“ Madison R anch” —to be placed on the
F or SALE: S tandard make piano; near
h ig h w a y to m a rk the entrance to his an up to-date lit tle fa rm , much o f w hich
is set o u t to small fru its , and a t present W illa m in a . W ill sacrifice fo r unpaid
place.
Such balance. A snap. Easy term s. W rite
Reas H a lfin and frie n d fro m Salem they are m ilk in g e ig h t cows.
31
fa
rm
e
rs
as
these
are
an
asset
to
Y
a m T a llriia i) Piano Store, Salem, Ore.
v is ite d his sis te r, M rs. Irene K e lly , re
h ill county.
ce n tly.
C anning peaches ready A ug 12. B rin g
M r. S ka lin g used the Pioneer G a ra g e |
boxes. Brooks Peach O rchard, ) m ile
"GILBERT CREEK
la s t week w h ile m a kin g re p a irs to a ;
south o f L a fa y e tte , O re .—A . L. Brooks.
w om an’s car th a t was badly damaged. ♦
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W m . T re n t o f M c M in n ville , who did !
By E. J. P atterson
W anted — 25 hop pickers fo r season,
th e g ra d in g on the highw ay, and his
fo r yard at Jefferson. G o o d camp
nephew, Sam T re n t o f Salem, called on j
w a te r, stoves and stra w
rere re
re . - W ell, the people who attended the ground; wood,
.
M. Petersen Monday as they were
b ro th e r Seventh Dav A d ve n tist eam pm eeting a t I fu rn ish e d ; b rin g le n t, o r can rent. In -
tu rn in g fro m v is itin g W m .'s
1 Gladstone P ark d u rin g the week end Qu lre a t Tunes office,
John a t T illa m o o k.
E m il Carlson, son-in-law o f Herm an have settled down to w o rk again. The
F o r Sale—10 acres, good house, sm all
M u lle r, and one o f the prosperous fa rm attendance a t the m e e tin g S a tu rila y and barn, a t Grand Ronde. Price $900 cash
ers o f New Grand Ronde, has recently Sunday was w ell over 6.(MX).
Jess G e a rh a rt has a few men helping fo r im m ediate sale. Mrs. Grace B ost
bought a new C h e vro le t car, a m ilk in g
5 0 tf
him , g e ttin g o u t m a te ria l fo r the new w ick, W illa m in a .
machine and an e le c tric re frig e ra to r.
school
house,
F orest Fisher, the s m i l i n g m eat
— Call N ew by Radio and E le c tric fo r
Mrs. Grace Heed is having an addition y o u r radio service. Phone 2351. H u n t-
vendor a t Bob M ille r ’s New Grand
Ronde m a rk e t, has bought h im s e lf a b u ilt on her house. E. J. Patterson is ley Bldg , Sheridan, Ore, R .C .A . V ic
doing the w o rk .
new Dodge autom obile.
to r and Zenith dealers.
37p
Mrs. Palm er took a tr ip to P ortland
F r i d a y m o rn in g five governm ent
Sunday,
and
up
tho
Colum
bia
highw
ay.
houses on tru c k s , fille d w ith CCC w o rk
F o r Salp
L o t 75x104.4 f t . , 6-rooni
ers, passed thro u g h Old Grand Ronde
Mrs. Johnson has returned home fro m house, g a r a g e and woodshed, near
enroute to T illa m o o k
the P ortland S a n ita rium much im proved school. In q u ire a t Tim es Office.
Mrs. Petersen has recuperated and is ¡ »n health.
again able to do her housework. D u rin g
O ur new neighbors, th a t bought the House F o r Sale On W est M ain s tre e t;
her illness M rs. Irene K e lly and Mrs. W ilson place, have moved in to the Mc 6 rooms and bath, w ith b u ilt-in s ; cement
Geo. D uffield helped M r. Petersen w ith N eil house fo r the summer.
garage and root house; large lo t. See
the w ork.
H. Johnson has a b e a u tifu l s tra w A. R. K am m erer, W illa m in a (n e x td o o r,
P. D. M urphy, w ife and three ch ild b e rry patch o f the Mastodon v a rie ty ,
ren and his m o th e r, and R. E. Robbins, w ell loaded w ith the m akings o f sh o rt
We are prepared to fu rn ish a com
w ife and m other, o f Grand Junction, cakes. A h, me!
plete w irin g a n d m o to r sales, re n ta l
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Colorado, arc here to stay, and haye
and re p a ir service a t our Sheridan office.
taken the L izzie Banach garage.
The T im es w ill be glad to receive E stim ates furnished free.
Joe Law rence has purchased the 160- wood, potatoes o r o th e r produce on E l e c t r ic S u p p l ie s & C o n t r a c t in g Co.
acre ranch fo rm e rly owned by Herm an sa bscription accounts.
Phone 6(M5, Sheridan, Oregon.
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P etersen , S r .»
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a F o r S a le