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About Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Or.) 1937-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 11, 1937)
Illinois V alley News, Thursday, November 11, 1937 Page Four Locals Q fl C. R. Baker is again up and around after several days in bad with a fever. Lolita Jasperson of the Cave City Coffee Shop was in Grants Pass last Monday on business. —O' Mrs. Paul Newland» of Camp— V Rest was a business visitors in Grants Pass, last Monday. Ti fl ri fl Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Jones were fl in Grants Pass, the first of the week on business. ri Mr. and Mrs. Homer Phillips fl were transacting business in Grunts Pass last week end. fi Mr. and Mrs. Lee Sowell, ac- companied by Mrs. Elo I.eedy mo- fl tored to Medford last Sunday. —o— fi Dr. William A. Brown of Cave Junction, spent several days in fl («rants Pass, last week transacting business. Mr. and Mrs. William McElwee of Takilma, left for Portland, and eastern Oregon last week and ex pect to be gone several weeks. —o— Troy Truelove sprained one fin ger of his left hand while helping cut timber last week The timber is being used to dam Bolan lake. fl RY 'UK .• » «à Kitchen rIOUr Queen m fi fl fi E. L. Oppie has recently pur fl chased a Chevrolet truck. Mr. Op- ple operates the service station at fi Elk creek. The Legion Auxiliary voted at their last meeting to send the Il linois Valley News to the Veterans hospital at Roseburg. •—o— The American Legion Auxiliary will serve the supper at the Big Benefit dance, Saturday night, Nov. 13, in their new home. —o— Charles IL Reagan, foreman of the Oregon Caves CCC camp is spending the week end visiting in Portland. —o--- Mr. and Mrs. Ticknor are visit ing in Corvallis, for a few days. Mr. Ticknor is superintendent of the Oregon Caves CCC camp. —o— David H. Eaubian of Portland, reported for duty last Tuesday at the Oregon Caves CCC camp as foreman engineer. 0 a Schumacher’s Cash 0 & 0 a 0 a 0 a Week End Specials 0 a Prices Good Friday, Saturday and Monday 0 a 0 » a $K-59 f fl Sugar 3 I g 0 a 0 45' a 0 a 0 19® a 0 29® a 19c 0 18c a 22 c 39® 0 ö 19c 0 19® a Fresh Fruits and Vegetables 19® 0 a 10c Bananas 0 21c a Cranberries 25c 0 37® a Sweet Potatoes 0 19c 27® a Onions I9c 0 a 19« 0 Peas 3«’ 25« I a Meal 23c 0 a * Ir:.: e 0 a T omatoes Bagleys Coffee *«• 26c 0 a 0 a 0 a Schumacher’s Cash Grocery 0 a fl fl fi fl fi fl fi fl a a fi a fi fl Mrs. Rose Croy who ¡ting Mrs. L. C. Hussey City, returned to Modi Sunday. —o--- Mr. and Mrs. (). W. Henry of Lewiston, Idaho, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Hussey for -er eral days. Mr. Henry is a brother of Mrs. Hussey. —o— A. L. Mallory vocational in fl structor at the Oregon Caves CCC camp, left Wednesday for his home at Oakland, Oregon, where he will spend the week end. fl —o—- Mis. L. C. Hussey gave a dinnei party to several guests last Sun fi day. Among those present Were Mrs. Mary O. Cary of Talent, fl Ore." Mrs Rose Croy and John T Lowell of Medford, and Bert Wat fi kins of Cave City —o— Mrs. DeEtta Scott r< turned , fl from Grants Pass, where she has been visiting for the past week fi Mrs. Scott also attended the SOth anniversary of the dedication of fl the Newman Memorial Methodist Episcopal church held n ceiitly. fi —o--- Jim Allen of Takilma, return ed the first of the week from fl Klamath Kails, where he has spent th«1 last several weeks digging fi th«' potato crop. Last Tuesday h> started work at the Patarica mine fl Don Morrison is also working at this mine. —o— American War Vet their Auxiliary held a fl Grants Pass, last Tues g Among those from TOMATO .11 ICE SLICED BEETS, Meco No 2’s. 2 ( ans Each CHICKEN VNI) NOODLES. Haley’s 15 Ounce Can, Each RICE, Fancy Blue White Rose I Pound Package ROLLED OATS, All ers 9 Pound Sack EGG NOODLES, Porters 1G Ounce Package SWEET CHOCOLATE 1 Pound Bar ( ANDY BARS 3 lor I Pound- MIRACLE WHIP Salad Dressing Quarts Xhembers of the State Hu1»' iv Cerami -ion were v -itors at ('are City, last week Among those here wwe ■ K. D. Lytle, division engi neer, stationed at Roseburg; W W Stiffler, assistant maintainance en gineer of Salem and J G. Bromley, district maintainance superintend ant stationed at Grants Pas.«. I fl 2 Quarts G Pounds Dry, Yellow Danvers, 10 Pounds to Corn 9 Ponini Sack K No. 2' ’s, 3 ( ans " VI fl Shortening Pearl Morning ■▼BIÍK or I.G.A Pound r We Carry a Full Line of Crown Milled Feeds Cave Junction, Oregon