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The A W Atke.vs were Portland vis
itors Monday
Mrs. Lou Kramer and children were
Saturday shoppers In Salem.
J. L Hutchins and wife drove to
Coquille over the week end. on business.
Oral Friend who is attending barber
college in Portland, was home over
Sunday.
R Y Neely, accompanied by his wife,
was a business visitor In Portland last
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Burdon took din
ner with Mr and Mrs Clyde Collins
on Sundav.
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Tile Fiank Donell family of McMinn
ville were Sunday visitors at the L. L
Mlthell home.
Mr. and Mrs T A. Armstrong and
baby son Rlshard of Oregon City were
Sunday guests of her sltser. Mrs. L. N
Sunday visitors at the W C. Trem Riggs.
blay home were Mr. and Mrs. C John
The Ace Turnldge family, who moved
son of Salem.
| to Jefferson three years ago. are mov-
Clinton Hartley and wife were In * ing back onto their place here this
Jefferson over Sunday and Monday- week
visiting his mother.
Gordon Beck, who is employed In the
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Savtry and son liank at Newport, spent the week end
of Dallas visited at the Chester Pear- ! visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs W.
sen heme on Sunday.
: Beck
Mrs Oeorge Phillips of Sheridan was I Mrs Forest Zeterberg and little
a visiter at the home of her sister, Mrs. daughter are spending the week with
Floyd James, last Thursday.
her parents Mr and Mrs George Lamb,
L. N. Riggs is in McMinnville til's in Carlton.
evening to attend the Yamhill County
Mr and Mrs Ed Nyberg wire over
Principals’ dinner and meeting.
night guests at the home of Mrs Ny-
Mrs. Esther Churchman spent a berg’s mother. Mrs. F W. Ware, cn
couple of days with her daughter. Mrs Friday of last week
Fenton Turner, in McMinnville.
John Tremblay, son of Mr and Mrs.
Miss Isobel Hannon accompanied her ! W C. Tremblay, who Is working In
sister and and a friend and daughter Toledo, spent the latter part of last
to visit her mother at Kt Iso, Wn.
week with his parents.
Mrs. Eldon Fendall and son were
Mrs. Herman Rhese of Hillsboro and
callers from the Upper Willamina Sun her two nieces and nephew, the Crow
day at the homes of her aunts, Mrs. ley children, were Sunday visitors of
Chester' Stiles and Mrs Edna Lacey.
their cousin, Mrs Art Thurber.
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HORSES and CATTLE
Anthony Dent of Perrydale was a
Sunday visitor at the home of his
Having sold my barn In McMinn
brother Robert.
ville. 1 have moved my stock and
Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Galloway and
equipment to Willamina and am
| family were at Sandlake Sunday, where
open for business, I will handle
j they attended the family reunion of
Mrs Galloway's family.
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Mrs. Madge Byrd, who Is attending
I have on hand a nice bunch of
' beauty college In I’ortland was home
Yearling
Cotts, several Tested
j with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Kelly
Breeding
Bulls, and Cows com
, Drake, over the week end,
ing fresh soon. I can handle old
Robert Gullvin of Kings Valley, ac
and crippled horse* for fox feed.
j eompanied by Miss BUlisna Byers of
! Independence, were visitors at the R
J O H N K IM M
| E Davis home on Sunday.
Mr ar.d Mrs W E Smelser were
L ocated at K am m erer Barn
Sunday dinner guests at the home of
Near Bell Park. W illaaina
I their son Frank and family.
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Vern Smith accompanied by George
Newby's Pharmacy.
I.inton and wife were Tuesday visitor»
The Rex Bissells drove to Woods on in Salem.
Saturday to take Barbara Oillman
Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Madison were In
home, and remained for a day's fish Salem on business Tuesday having ac
ing on the Little Nestucea
companied Leonard Carr. who has been
The Misses Lola Barker and Eliza- assisting with carpenter work at the
beth lam bert. accompanied by George Kebekah hall.
The New Velure Vanishing Hand Ix>-
Lambert and Ray Calllgan spent Bun
tion. Not sticky if properly used. 39 and
day at Woods and Pacific City.
Harcld Gibson of Idahs is visiting 6» cents per bottle. Newby' Pharmacy.
On Sunday evening Oacar Benetlel Jr.
at the Henry BuswtU home and with
other relatives, having arrived last who was returning from Valley Junc
tion and Wallace Jones who was about
Thursday for an Indefinite visit.
to cross the steel bridge had a head on
George Hankel and his daugb'er. collision on the turn at the bridge. No
Mrs. Fearl Kutkey and baby of Dallas, one was injured but the Beneflel car was
visited Saturday and Sunday at the badly damaged.
home of Mr. and Mrs Walter Spicer
M is s Mary Stevenson, member of the
high s c h o o l faculty, received w o r d
W e t n <st:ay evening that her * ster in
Medford was very ill, having suiTt-red a
stroke and Miss Stevenson left Thurs
day morning for that city.
During
her absence Mrs. Biggs is teachiag her
classes.
Mrs. Vern Huddleston, Mr*. O. W.
Cobb and Miss Ruth Clark accompanied
b y Mrs. George Fast and Mrs Art
Baird of Sheridan,snd Mrs. Floyd Hart-
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sel of Hillsboro, drove to Beaverton to
surprise Mr*. Chester Huddleston with
a potluck dinner and shower. Miss Clark
remained in Beaverton to be with Mrs.
Chester Huddleston for a few weeks.
J. B. Filings worth who has been
now sellin g at
mining In Washington returned home
Wednesday evening and Mr* J. B. who
has been staying with her brother, Allan
Deane, and family on Coast Creek dur
ing her husband’s absence returned also.
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They plan to spend the week end a t
Monmouth for t h e "Home Coming”
W h a t’s better than
and attend th-gam es, their son Jim
being on the football squad.
Newby’s Antacid Powder. Aids Di
gestion, promptly relieves gas in the
stomach, sour or acid stomach, aids in
For cool fall days?
maintaining alkaline balance of the body.
Newby’s Pharmacy.
C om e in and look ’em over
Mr. and Mrs A. D. Newby drove to
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Yoncalla Saturday evening, where they
spent the night and 8unday visiting
S e e our co m p lete lin e o f
with the parents of both, and other
relatives.
Mrs. Guy James, who has been suf
fering from an Infected arm, caused
by what was thought to be a boll or
for M en, W om en, C hildren
spider bite, was taken to the Coffey
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clinic In Portland Saturday and re
mained for a few days' treatment.
O h, W hat C om fort!
Carl Walker Joined friends In Port
land Friday evening and left for Pen
“ Snuggy” Underwear dleton where they went pheasant hunt
ing. Mr. Walker returned Sunday night
by way of Salim where his wife and
For L adies and Children
daughter Sylvia had been for the week
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Mr.-,. Cal Turnldge of the Hillcrest
K e ep B aby W arm w ith
district spent several days last week
with her daughter, Mrs. Elton Tatom,
“B u n n y e tte s”
and family, and on Sunday another
daughter, Mrs. Viola Robertson of Mc
S e e th em in our
Minnville, was a visitor at the home
of her sister.
In fan ts’ W ear S ectio n
Mrs. Clara Edwards of Castle Rock.
Wn.. arrived la.< week to care for her
daughter, Mrs. E H Nokelby's, family
while her daughter Is in the McMinn
ville hospital for medical treatment.
One of the children, little Jimmy, Is
staying with his aunt. Mrs. Patterson,
in the Gold Creek district.
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