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Illinois Valley News, Thursday. October 27, 1938
Look for the Legion
quilt at the Bazaar.
Jim Wells transacted busines
in the county seat last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hein wen
Grants Pass visitors last Satur
day.
Ken and George Wells made
hurried business trip to Gran
Pass last Friday.
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Bert Badden of Kerby w
transacting business in
Gran
Pass the first of the week.
Commissioner George W. Mar
tin was a business visitor in (¡rants
Pass the first of the week.
Miss Nelle Hayden and Law
rence Musil were in Grants Pass
last Wednesday on a business
trip.
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David S. Green of Kerby was
taken to the Grants Pass General
hospital for medical attention
Wednesday night.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ralph T. Baum-
berger of the Cave City Park,
were business visitors in Medford
and Grants Pass this week.
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Miss Helen Johnson of Holland
who has been attending high
school in Grants Pass, is home
over Teacher's Institute.
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Sam Wayment was visiting in
the city this week and came down
from Sucker creek where he is
now working the Carlson proper
ty.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Pomeroy of
Sausalito, California, were in the
valley during the past week. They
returned south the first of
week.
the
Miss Cleo Phillips of Grants
Pass is a guest at the home of
Mrs. Marjorie Varner where she
is visiting her sister, Lucille for
several days.
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Dr. and Mrs. J. Grossblat ar
rived In the city last week ami
will make their home here. Dr.
Grossblat is connected with the
Oregon CCC camp at Grayback.
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Lieutenant and Mrs. Harry
Harry Marxmiller, Jr., of the
Oregon Caves CCC camp arrived
from Los Angeles recently and are
now domiciled at the < ave City
Park.
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Mrs. G. W Baldwin who has
been ill for the past several
month» is reported gradually ini
proving. Iler daughter. Mrs. Eva
Peter of Medford, is taking care
of her mother.
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Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Meola are
new arrivals in Cave Junction and
are now living at the Cave City
Park where they will mak e their
future home. Mr. Meola is land
scape gardener at the Oregon
CCC camp.
Miss Murcia
librarian of
the Josephine
Library,
and Mrs Jennie J. Moss, of Grants
Pa»», were in Cave Junction to
iy. Miss Hill was look
if a branch library
started in ('ave June
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Warner Johnson and
sons,
Charles and Li
Loyal, returned Fri
day from a very successful mule
trail hunt in th<> Gearhart moun
tains Mr. Johnson bagged one
with six point» on one side and
seven points on the other w eigli
itlg 195 pounds Charles bagged
one with five points, weighing
nearly ns much and Loyal follow
ing with a three pointer.
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BLESSED EVENTS
Born—to Mr. and Mr* J.
Van Zee of the Rewood Highway
Inspection Station in Grants Pass.
Friday, October 14th a son, Bruce
Ellsworth, seven pounds 14'»
ounces. Mother and »on doing
nicely at Josephine General lies
pital
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Born—to Dr and Mrs. A. N.
('oilman, Saturday, October 23, a
baby boy weighing nine pound»
The young son ha» been named
Jon Arnold (’oilman.