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The OREGON STATESMAN; SakYtog PAGE THREE News from for Statesman Readers ' : - L, J ' - : - Kmgwood I o- : o KINOWOOD, Nov. 2N. 6, Wilson with his son George and his daughter Jessie all of Chehal 1s, Wash., arrived Friday at the home of, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bash. Mrs. Bush is also a daugh ter of Mr. Wilson. Mrs. N. G. Wilson has been in this locality for some weeks working in the prunes and visiting relatives and friends meanwhile. The family came down to take her home, the prune harvest being ended. ' They all returned to Chehalis Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Graben horst and their sons Henry and Charles junior, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Adams and fam ily for dinner Saturday evening. The Grabenhorst family live at Pringle. Mrs. Grabenhorst is a sister of Charles Adams. Miss Florence St. Pierre la-Ms-itlng in Portland where she is the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Gilbert Dillon. Mrs. Dillon was Miss Retha Cannoy and lived here be fore her marriage. Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Applewhite and their daughter Catherine were Sunday guests ot Mr. and Mrs. F. C Ewing of Bush college. The Applewhites and the Ewlngs are alumni of Oregon State- college and were classmates at that insti tution of learning. G. Compton has struck a cop ious Vein of water in his new well after having drilled 100 feet.- He Is installing an electric pump and will have a thoroughly up-to-date water system. A. L. McCarty was a recent vis itor' at the home of his wife's par ents, jar. and Mrs. Theodore Ber nard. He was called home from Marihfleld;bythe serious illness f;'his litifet daughter Patricia who was badly" scalded by tipping over a coffee percolator one day last week. The child being somewhat Improved, Mr. McCarty returned Sunday to Marsbfield where he Is ,in the employ of the state for estry - servic. . 1 Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Baver were recent hosts of Mr. and Mrs. Will iam Hacker on a very pleasant motor trip to the mineral springs at Sodaville, where they enjiyed ' a delicious picnic, lunch. Recent house guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Tantis were Mr. and Mrs. James Grigsby and son Jim mie of Medford, and Mrs. and Mrs. Everett Rawlings of Vemta with their daughters Catherine and Margaret. Both Mrs. Grigsby and Mrs. Rawlings are daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Yantis. Mrs. F. J. Laird with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Reed Laird of Los An geles were guests of Mrs. Robert Hall Friday.. Mrs. F. J. Lair J is Ji th wifo rvf Tr F" T T.nlrrl nt Portland. The doctor is a brother of Mrs. Hali: Otto Muellhaupt picked some very nicely ripened loganberries on his farm here- Thursday and took them to Salem for home xoa sumptlon. He also found green berries on the vines in various stages of development. Little Billy Krebs. son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Krebs, was badly burned a few days ago when he stumbled and fell on a pile ot burning rubbish. Doctor Buren of Salem was hastily summoned and was able to relieve the little fellow's sufferings. He is now resting comfortably. Jack Lynch is wrecking the old barn on the William McDonald farm. He gets the lumber for cleaning up the building site and with the material thus salvaged he will build a garage. . O- : O North Santiam The Goodfellows moved to their farm here from Montana about 25" years ago. After Mr. and Mrs. GoodfeFlow retired from farm work they moved to Portland, moving to Salem in the past few years. Their son Howard is on the farm. John Childers and Frank Windsor of Spring Valley are pall bearers as is also Arthur Wyatt, a former resident of this district living In Salem. Mrs. H. H. Davidson and two small daughters. Cloydine and Ja net spent Sunday with Mrs. Dav idson's mother, Mrs. Belle Simk ins. . " Mr. and Mrs. R. Schubert and family spent Sunday visiting with friends in Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Lenstrom and family were dinner guests Tuesday evening of Mr. and Mrs. Clement Wolf of Hazel Green. Miss Veta Fitzhugh is spending several days as the guest of Mrs. Eugene Hoefling. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith en tertained their Sunday school class of the Court street Christmas church at their home here Tues day evening. Decorations about the rooms and the refreshments served at the close of a very en joyable evening were in keeping with the Hallowe'en season. Mrs. Donnel Crawford accom panied her sister. Miss Marion Zinser of Salem when they motor ed to Portland for a visit with their mother, Mrs. J. C. Zinser. Doris Windsor was a guest at a very enjoyable party given by Mrs. T. S. Roberts Saturday eve ning in her studio in Salem for students of her Junior Dunning music class. O : -O I Dallas o o DALLAS, Nov. 2. Polk county was again a winner at the Pacific International stock show in Port- i land during the past week when 1 wool and mohair went to H. V. I Link of Airlie for the best mo- hair fleece and to J. B. Stump Jr., of Monmouth for the best ' braid wool fleece .Other honors were to angora oat breeders of the county, R. W. Hogg & Sons, Gutherie Bros., Rid dell & Sons and McCaleb Broth ers all receiving awards. E. T? Evans of Monmouth took all honors on his Percheron stall- Ballston BALLSTON, Nov. 2 Fred Ed son and Jay Sechrlst journeyed to Corrallis for tfc football game Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. William Fudge have returned from their trip to Seattle, October 27. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Fudge of Seattle visited Ballston while enroute to Corrallis' homecom ing day. Miss Ruth Higgins, Virginia Fudga and Phinley Bones were Portland visitors Saturday. Mrs. H. S. Fudge. Miss Imhler and Miss Richards called at the home of Mrs. M. A. Clark at Sher idan Saturday afternoon. Miss Mary Elizabeth, Marjorle nd Allen Sechrist visited Satur day afternoon with their grand mother, Mrs. E. L. Sechrist, Prof. StulU of Bethel was a Ballston visitor Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Allen and daugh ter Vesta of Camas, Wash., were dinner guests of Mrs. Alice Law rence Sunday. '-, Miss Ruth Higgins was called to Portland on the account of the illness ot her father. Ballston Community Sunday school gave a rally day program Sunday followed by a short ser mon by the Rev. Mr a. R, A. Feen stran of Sheridan. , A pot luck dinner was served at the I.O.O.F. hall. The afternoon was 'spent playing games and entertaining the children. Mr. and Mrs. Emmlt of Oakes dale. Wash., were visiting their aunt, Mrs. - Geo. Ball, Monday. . Mrs. Fred Edson was a busi ness caller at Dallas Monday. The Ballston Sew and Social club felt highly"" elated over the 20 which they won at the county fair. Miss Richards won second on her fancy work and Miss Hig gins won first on her lunch cloth and a second on an apron. Clell Shafer won three firsts and one second on his Rhode Island chickens. R. M. Lens purchased forty acres In Tamhill county from Geo. Ball. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Plant of Portland were visiting their daughter, Mrs. E. G. Pearson, on Friday. U. S. Loughry was a business caller at Ballston Tuesday. H. D. Nave was a McMinnville caller Saturday afternoon. Phinley Bones has gone to Otis to drive trucks on the highway. Virginia Fudge, Miss lone Imb ler and Miss Agnes Richards call ed at McMinnville Tuesday even ing. Geo. McCullough of Broadmead was a Ballston caller Tuesday. Miss Imbler, Miss Richards, Chas. Gould, Mrs. H. S. Fudge went to Dallas Sunday evening to hear the Mt. Olivet quartet of Portland, which was given at the Christian church. Mr. R. R. Imbler, of Dallas, called for his daughter. Miss lo ne, who is 4 teacher here. Roy Greeg of Portland has rented the Oscar Jacobson farm, but the family will not move un til after the school year . Friday night '.he Community club gave the teachers ot the Ball ston school a reception and wel comed them to this community. Mrs. .Carl Gregg has returned home after a pleasant visit with her sister in Eugene. Fred Edson loaded a car of wood Monday. Miss Ruth Higgins has returned to her school and has reported her father much better. Mrs. Carrie Gregg who has been taking care of her daughter, Mrs. Herbert Poynter, who underwent a serious operation in Portland, has returned to Ballston for the winter. Ed Miller and Carl Gregg have finished their crop of potatoes. The Rural Women's club met i n Independence Wednesday. Those attending from here were: Mrs. J. J. Sechrist. Mrs. E. L. Se christ, Mrs. H. X. Shafer and Mrs. R. M. Lenz. o o Mehama MEHAMA, Nov. 2. Spooks and ghosts played fast and furious here Hallowe'en. Signs found themselves where they were never intended, sidewalks were black, gates disappeared, lights myster iously went out, even a couple ot cars carried imps with them and crashed into each other in front of Dickson's service station, neith er car was seriously damaged. Dare Phillips has been on the sick list this week witv the touch of flu. and family spent Mrs. F. Early Sunday with her Mrs. Ike Dixon. ton the first of her daughter Ar Rev. Boudinot victorious life parents, Mr. ani Mrs. John Mop went to Silver- the week to visit yn. Seeley is holding mission meeting' at the church evjery evening until November 10. Mrs. Theodore Bohannon has returned from teaching school. She was called home by hef hus band who is much worse and can't be left alone. NORTH SANTIAM; Nov. 2 C. W. Hinkle has purchased from Mr. Van Loon, the property -known as the Jarvis place. Mr. and Mrs. H. .orety who have lived the past year on the L. M. James place have moved to Millers berg. Mr, and Mrs. F. J. Parker ac companied by Mr. and Mrs. George B. Howard motored to Gates this week where they visited the Le Roy Gaffe poultry farm Mrs. Etta Mack and daughter Be mice of Stayton, visited friends ' here this week 1 Mrs, Nelson and children of Newberg came Sunday to spend the day with her brother ' D. E. Bond and family. Frank Scofield has gone to Mill City where he has employment in a logging' camp. The county; has a crew of men here building bridges. They ex pect to build three new ones . to. replace the ones that 'have been condemned for some time. . The R. W. Trippi family attend ed the funeral of Mrs. Tripp's cousin which was held in Albany Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Keithley and Willis,, shopped in Salem Thursday. " , Mrs. George B. Howard visited relatives In Albany Sunday. '- The boys and girls have or ganized a cooking club at school. They have eight members,' five boys and three girls. Orville Tucker is president and Miss Lake is club leader, O K ion. In the boys and girls club work, the home economics team of Mrs. S. L. Stewart of Bethel, placed third in the judging. Anna Prang and Marjorie Stewart being the team members. In the livestock judging, the Polk county team was third in the Oregon entries and thirteenth for the entire competition entered from 5 states. Mildred Robison, John Sparks and Herschel Peyree were the team members, Peyree being high individual member. O O Scotts Mills I i O SCOTT MILLS, Nov. 2 Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dean and family who have been living here for several months moved to Salem Wednes day where they will reside. Mrs. Blondina Sanders -left Wednesday for Eugene where she will visit her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Cook for a few days. . Allan Bellinger took a load of prune boxes to faraiem Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Shepherd and Mrs. Lena Bellinger were in Stlverton Thursday on business. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rich were in Salem Wednesday on business. Ray Telfer visited his sister Mrs. John Waibel and family at Willamina over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Bellinger and two children were Salem vis itors Wednesday. ' James. Cully was a, visitor in Salem Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. W. T. Hogg visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. Maple thorpe and daughters Loraine and Doris Hogg in Salem Thursday. Miss Mildred Magee and broth er Dale visited relatives in Salem Wednesday. O- O- Macleay ! o 2. Mrs. R. Spring Valley SPRING VALLEY, Nov. 1 M? and Mrs. C. S. Teeple and son Howard motored to Newberg" Sun day where they were visitors at the home of Mrs.r Teeple's broth er, William Branchf lower and family. i 7 Mr. and Mrs. Chris Yungen, and tfrelr youngest son Arthur motor ed 'to the Alfred; Yungen home, neat Independence, Sunday where they spent the day. ' The many friends and neigh bors of the . Goodfellow family were very much saddened to hear ef the death of Arthur D. Good fellow at his Salem home Tues day night. Mr. Goodfellow . had - been suffering Intensely for the past fourteen weeks. He is snr- vived by his wife, an only son Howard, who resides on the farm bar, a sister, three- brothers and a host tf friends and neighbors i ... - . ! Cemw g I Jl .1 IX H I i and the New-45 Tubes fa "Mug - - 1 . - i Moitlheir! Ive yyunrnwf 1-5 .fflunraesa ,. I Y v c :Osr' 9 3 WCmS Model 92 mprevtd Wajetl Supr-Dyaaail Epeaker. Kztra heavy, sturdy Majeatic Power-Pack, with pontiv roltace-ballaat, lacuna lone Hfc and aifctjr. Jacobean period cabinet of American Walnut. Etaora of matched butt walnut with orwlaya aat doors and interior panel of tcnuloe im ported Australian Laccwood. Eaeutchcoa plate, knobs and door pulls tmatted la uk auvcr. 'hty Monarch o the A . MACLEAY - Nov Clark, who is a trained nurse, was on duty in Salem last week. George Berg who has been quite ill for some time is recovering. Friday night" of this week will be the regular meeting of the Mac leay Grange in which there will be election of officers for the com ing year. Wilbur Pursley has been neip- ing Larond V. Haekett recently. saEmily Bruck was a Salem visit or Sunday evening.' Mr. and Mrs. Clair Strawn were guests of Mrs. John Sontn 01 Salem one day last week. The Portland Electric Power company has several new mem bers on their line, which is extend ing toward Macleay. Mr. and Mrs. Larond V. Haekett were guests at the home of Mrs. Breckhiemer of Sr.lem Sunday. A lovely dinner was enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell M. Lam bert and son Lawrence were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Roth Tuesday. o , o Rosedale 4 ; ; O ROSEDALE. November 2. Sherman and Milda Tricken are taking a motor trip through the eastern states. They expect to vis- it relatives for some time In Penn sylvania. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Smith moved Thursday to Salem Heights. Mr. and Mrs. Rice and family are occupying he Ranch property this winter. Josephine Haldy has been out ot school for several days on ac count of illness. - The ' advanced 'Sunday school school class will have a social at the home of Mrs. Cammack Sat urday afternoon, Nov. 2. R. T. Garland, discoverer of the i Greater Seminoe oil field in Okla homa, plans an aerial tour of all I rr 0 -7 I 'A 04 SM tijjmm Entered the MISS MAJESTIC Contest. I want to be Miss Majestic and yin that trip to Holly wood! "Oh! it's so wonderful! 'Just help me secure those vote! cou- pons appearing daily in the Oregon Statesman and those being given with' Elsinore Theatre admissions. . Then, too, whenever I secure the name of a radio prospect who buys a Majestic I get 20,000 to 40,000 votes.' ltl.1l 1 II mm m wv ABIES Who- Any Salem young lady be tween the ages of 18 and 35 is eligible to enter the Miss Ma jestic Contest. yaaTajavBiaBaBBBBBBBaBBaBay The deluxe Cas cade Limited will take out Miss Majestic to '. :. ' . : ' '; v . , Hollywood When- Entry should be made now and nomination blank appear ing elsewhere should be filled out for yourself or favorite lady friend and taken to eith er dealer listed below. OF SALEM That's all there is to do. You can be Miss Majestic Come to our store now for entry. An interview will be arranged and then we'll start you on your way to-be! Miss Majestic. ' What- Votes- Miss Majestic Contest brings together in constructive com petition higher , type young women in this city. This is not a;beauty contest nor does public appearance enter in. Oregon Statesman newspaper votes appearing daily, 50 votes each. Coupons given with each ticket of admission to: Fox Elsinore Theater, 50 votes each. Sale of Majestic radios 20,000 to 40,000 votes. Prizes- 1st, trip to Hollywood), Cali- fornla, with tour of studios. 2nd, $189 Majestic Radio. 3rd, 4th, 5th, annual passes r to Elsinore Theater. Vibta & Todd Imperial Furniture 143 N. High St. 467 Court 5t. LET US DEMONSTRATE THEEW MAJESTIC ON OUR NEW XMAS RA DIO CLUB PLAN. IT MAKES THE PURCHASE SO EASY! ewsM iaRSyys : i ... 1 AH coupons in the Miss Majes tic contest must be deposited in ballot box in the ioyer of Elsin ore Theater. iti ft i t 1 r who mourn his passing. European airports. f :
