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THE WLLAMINA TIMES
Army the last of O ctober, is visiting all of d ifferen t kinds of rocks and
his m other, Mrs. Ben Smith.
petrified wood, are the National Capi­
Mrs. O. J. Myers reports that th eir
tol Oregon Caves, Multnomah Falls,
Mr.
Lyle
Mullen
of
Olympia
spent
son, Jesse Myers, arrived home on
S aturday morning from San F rancis­ Sunday to W ednesday of last week the Three S lu ters, churches and other
lovely im itations. They retu rn ed via
co, California on a tw enty day shore j visiting his parents, Mr. anil Mrs.
S uttle Lake.
!
Paul
Mullen,
and
his
son
and
daugh­
leave from the V. S. Navy. This was
Mr. Eli Pekkola of P o rt Angeles
the first visit home in eighteen ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Mul­
len, and their baby son, Paul Ronald, spent a few days last week visiting
months.
seeing his first grandchild fo r the at the home of his brother-in-law and
Mr. and Mrs. Rosco Burton and
first time.
sister, Mr. ind Mrs. ’tarold Herman.
family and Eleanor Powell moved
F. E. Valliere left Friday to visit
Mrs.
George
M
cKentie
o
f
V
an­
Septem ber 19th from Buxton, Oregon
relatives
in Portland.
couver,
B.
C.
left
last
Monday,
a
fte
r
to the Kershaw house on G entry St.
having
spent
several
days
visiting
Mr. ani^M rs. C. W. Johnson and
Mr. Buxton works in the Hurl Bros.
her sister. Mrs. W. J . Hurl.
sen, Gordon, returned home Sunday
Saw Mill
Mr. and Mrs. A. Johnson spent the from a weeks vacation trip as fa r as
Miss Alice Franklin, who is secre­
week
end in Portland and attended Redding, C alifornia, having had the
tary for Willamette Grocery at Salem,
spent the week end with her parents. the si>’-er wedding celebration of Mr. pleasure of seeing the big redwoods
Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Franklin. On and lurs. Einor Carlson a t Linnea and visiting friends at Lookout. Cal­
• all Sunday evening, w here around ifornia. Oregon towns visited were
Saturday, she and her m other and
Roseburg, Medford and Ashland.
grandm other, Mrs. E. B.. W aldref, 200 guests were in attendance.
shopped in McMinnville.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Nor mo from They retu rn ed via the coast highway
Mr. G. W. Linton left Septem ber ! Grand Ronde moved on Septem ber 20 nnd visited the Ellingsworth at
18 on a two weeks vacation trip to to their new home here which they C ourrier Village.
Boh Cox, who has been in the Navy
visit his son and daughter-in-law, recently purchased from Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Linton, at Kansas Mrs. Fred Hollister. They have two Air Corps at LaGrnnde, was given a
City, Mo.; his son and daughter-in- t children, a daughter in the first grade party nt the Free Methodist parson­
age S aturday evening with about th ir­
law, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Linton, at . and a son in the third grade.
Wamego. Kansas and his daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. G reene in com- ty of the church group attending. He
Mrs. Ralph Blackwell, and fam ily at 1 pany with their daughter. Miss Lynn was presented with a beautifully
Wamego and his sisters, Mrs. H. D. Greene, and their son-in-law and . bound pocket size New Testam ent,
Layton and Mrs. Ben Smith, at Jam es­ daughter, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Reed, | which also contained the Psalms.
town, Kansas. It is expected that his and Bobby of Portland returned last I Games were played and refreshm ents
brother, S. A. Linton, of Los Angeles week from a vacation trip to Red­ were served.
will also be visiting there. Mr. Linton mond. Oregon, where they visited
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stew art visited
and Vaughn Smith went with Donald the wonderful Rasmus Petersen Rock her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. D.
Smith, who was driving his car. Don- Gardens. Among the beautiful things, W right at Dayton Sunday.
aid, who expects to be called to the made in im itation of things and places
I.. C. H artley, who is employed in
the Oregon ship yards, had the honor
of seeing the President of the United
S tates, when he visited for the laun­
RECI ST ER TO TOTE \ O f f
ching of the new ship Thursday.
Fred Eastm an of Portland visited
OCTOBER 3, 1912 IS LAST DAY.
Monday to W ednesday at the home of
his granddaughter, Mrs. Laurice F o t,
THIS IS ONE OF THE GREAT PRIVILEGES
where his daughter, Mrs. Ralph El­
OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
lingsworth, was also visiting.
Mrs. Fred B eatty and her sister,
DO NOT NEGLECT IT.
Mrs. Lynn McCain, of Spearfish, S. D.
IN WILLAMINA REGISTER WITH II. M. KERSHAW
took Mrs. Ralph Ellingsworth to her
IN GRAND RONDE REGISTER WITH B. M. HOOD
home at C ourriers Village and spent
W ednesday to F riday there. The Sea
John H erring, Jr.
Lion Caves were visited on the way
down, and the re tu rn trip was made
Yam hill County Clerk
by the inland route.
Mr. M artin Madison of Post Falls.
Idaho
spent W ednesday to Monday
iiiiittiHtiijfiMiim
visiting his brother and sister-in-law,
-Mr. and Mrs. Pete Madison.
C harlie Colburn took Mrs. Colburn
to P ortland S aturday fo r a medical
check up.
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER I, 1042
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Keaton from
near Foster Mill have bought the El­
mer Nokleby place and moved in
Septem ber 20. Their son and daugh­
ter. Robert and Mrs. G. Kinsel of
Portland, are visiting them.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Tatom left last
Thursday on a hunting trip in Eas­
tern Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Bill S u r­
geon are taking cure of the home, and
the children while they are away.
Mr. and Mr». ||. A. P a rre tt have
com pleted the sale of their home to
Mr. and Mrs. M A. Disch of W illa­
mina. Mrs. P a rre tt states that she has
no definite plans for the future.
Sunday. October 11th, will be Ral­
ly Day at the Church of Christ Bible
School. You are urged to help make a
record attendance.
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f o r M cM in n v ille and Portland
9 : 1 4 » . m.
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F o r Tillam ook
2 : ! 8 p m.
f o r V alley Junction
7 :5 8 p. m.
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