Illinois Valley News, Thursday, February 17, 1938
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This Week’s Grocery
Mrs N. B. Rexford has been ill
at home for the past week.
M. E. Hughes was in Portland
on business the first of the week.
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E. P. Preble returned from
Portland where he has been for
the past few weeks.
A. A. Johnson was a buiness
visitor in Grants Pass the first of
the week.
Mrs. F. C. Stiwalt of O’Brien
was transacting business in Grants
Pass last Monday.
Miss Lucy Whitehead is con
fined to her home with a severe
cold.
Tom Yarem of Grants Pass
spent a few days in Cave Junct
ion the first of the week.
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Tigertown road has become ini-
passable with snow and ice. Traf
fic on the road will not be open
ed for some time.
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O. E. Jones, manager of the
Cave City theater, was transact
ing business in Eugene the first
of the week. He returned home
Wednesday.
Lieutenant Charles Lee Allen,
Jr., and family made a short visit
last week with his uncle, George
I.. Allen. Lieut. Allen has been
< rdered to Camp Lewis, Washing
ton where he is to report tor
duty.
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Anyone desiring to play volley
ball may do so next Monday night,
February 21, at the Kerby high
school gym. It is hoped to form
a league of business men to play
regular games.
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Shube Robinson took out a fish
ing license last month realising
that the streams in the county
would be flowing with plenty of
fresh water. He’s praying for
the season to open now.
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Lew Hammer, the popular mer
chant of Selma, underwent a ma
jor operation Wednesday morning
at the hospital in Giants Pass. Dr.
C. J. Mosier was his physician.
His friends are eagerly waiting
news of his condition.
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Announcement has been re
ceived of the marriage of lien
Harpold and Miss Winnogene Ce
cilia Penney on Monday, Febru
ary 14th, at St. Mark’s Episcopal
church, Medford
Mr. and Mrs.
after
Harpold will
farm,
March 1st at
O'Brien.
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The road down the Illinois
river from Selma is still closed
with a slide about seven miles
from Selma, Lew Hammer's truck
makes deliveries by transfering
merchandise over the slide to an
other truck which goes on down
the river
No definite informa
tion was available when the road
would be opened.
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LADIES AUXILIARY WILL
HOLD CARD PARTY
The Ladies Auxiliary will
their monthly card party Th
day, February 24th in the Ai
iary meeting room back of
Legion hall in Cave City.
There will be cake and co
served. A charge of 25 cents
person will be made and nil
invited to attend.
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Last Wednesday, Bob Rout was
appointed by the Chevrolet divis
ion of General Motors cropora
lion, as the authorized sales and
•ervice for Chevrolet cars and
trucks for the entire Illinois Val
ley.
Mr Rout will carry a supply of I
ill Chevrolet parts and will make
iberal trade-ins for all used cars.
Recognising the importance of
having an agency in the valley,
he Chevrolet people were glad to
ippoint Mr. Rout for their agent.
He has one of the very best gar-
>ges in the valley and is well
.nown to all residents. His ap
pointment as agent for the Chev
rolet cars and trucks is hailed as
i step for tho advancement of .ms
ection.
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The 400-foot spire to the sun of
tan Eranciscii’s World’s Fair will
be lighted with intense white on
the outside, a rose red within.
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