Page Four
Illinois Valley News, Thursday, August 31, 1939
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years. The sisters and Jake are my future wild life letters when
OLD GKOL'CH
all past eighty years old. The visi­ the Illinois Valley News can find
Pre-School Specials
tors are going on to Los Angeles space for them. The many who
I to visit other relatives
have complimented me on these
Student Genuine Oil
$2.251
o—-
letters I wish to know that their
Permanent Wave ..
j
' DANCE at the American Legion words highly gratifies me whether
Regular $4.00 Oil Per­
Genevieve and Ray Entier who hall, Saturday, September 2nd. I am deserving or not.
manent Wave with a $3.50?
have been spending the past Always a good time at the Legion
reconditioning treat.
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month with their grandmother, i dances. Excellent music. Every-
Offer
good
until
September
10:
If you eat heavily on picnics
Mrs. Clyde Johnson in Kerby, ex­ I one invited.
only
during
the Labor Day holidays,
pect to leave Sunday for their
take that nap right after luheh,
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home in Portsmouth, Ohio. Ray is OFF IN A CORNER
“1 don't like that hammerhead
not
while
you
are
driving
hopie,
a junior in high school and Gene­
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says a warning from the safety shark."
The WITH PHIL SNORT
vieve will be a freshman',
•Why?
”
division of the secretry of state’s
young people are making the
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office.
When
one
has
eaten
heav
­
On
Sunday
last
Frank
Barrett
Subscribe for the Illinois Valley
one.”
round trip alone by train.
and Mrs. called at our place for ily, his mental reaction time is
News. Its worth the price.
Wm. Branham and sons, Bus a short visit and to drink water sluggish and he is more likely to
fall asleep at the wheel, causing
and daughter Dollie have recent­ from the well that they both knew
JORDANS
a serious accident.
40
years
ago.
The
house
I
live
in
ly moved from the house, form­
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is
the
only
home
I
have
known
erly occupied by the Lindley fam­
ily to the Pomeroy ranch where in all the 36 years I have lived in BORN—To Mr. and Mrs. Stub
Oregon. The house was built by
McBriety of Eureka, (formerly
Mr. Branham is foreman.
Mrs. Barrett’s father and her fos­
of Takilma) August 24, 1D39,
a girl, named Bonnie June.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Johnjon, ter brother Frank Stiwalt This
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who purchased the property across is the first time either of them
FRESHLY FROZEN CREAM
has been at the place since my ad­
Don
Johnson
and Carl Ribiett
the street from their store are
vent
here.
We
have
lived
a
matter
The
only Siberrian shop in Jos­
arrived home at Takilma last Fri­
erecting a new six room modern
| of 15 miles apart all these years day for a few days leave from the
ephine County. Visit us and
"His
voice
has
remarkable
tim-
residence. This is near the house
be convinced.
formerly occupied by Mr. and • and have never visited each other Forest Ranger Service in the Sour­ bre.”
LIGHT LUNCHES
"Fve always wondered why it re
altho
we have always been on the dough country, where they were
Mrs. Wm. Bigelow this spring.
632
9.
6th St.,
Grants Pass
minded
me
of
a
sawmill.
”
Mr. Johnson expects to rent the most friendly terms. This only building trail?.
proves that rural people who own
houses this year but later to move
even a small place, with some cul­
into the new house and later move
tivated land stock and fowls can­
the older house and erect a shop
not visit very often and attend to
where he will follow his trade in
things at home. There is always
electric welding.
'
something
to do, always some­
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thing to be looked after. A ranch
Clpudia Buck, former Kerby
er's working hours is all the day­
high school- student and a student
light one Sunday, holidays, eve
at Oregon college of education at ry day.
Ashland, the past year, is recov­
This year we have had more vis­
ering from an appendicitis opera­
itors, more company than any two
tion at the Ashland hospital. It is
previous years since the Redwood
reported that Miss Buck was ser-i
highway was built; people from
ious ill for a few days. Her many
near and far, with cars and house­
valley friends wish her a speedy
cars, have been with us from one
recovery.
day to a fortnight, but none de­
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lighted us more than the Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Badden call­ visit of the Barretts. Our con­
ed on former Kerby residents, versation was lengthy and steady
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Stenvenson and compatible. We talked of the
in Grants Pass on Tuesday. They early Elk valley days, days when ,
found Mr. Stevenson seriously ill. wild-life abounded in our woods
and waters; days when no one kill­
Jake Winter had a very plea­ ed for sport in all of this end of
sant visit with relatives he hadn’t the Illinois valley. If a deer was
seen for years last Thursday and killed, or any other wild thing, it
Friday. His two sisters, Mrs. Mary w»4 because it was needed for
Paxton of Sioux City, Iowa and food. Few and far between were
Mrs. Sally Schmidt of Tacoma, the home-steaders, miners or
Washington and his< niece, Mrs. prospectors who killed for sport.
Ethel Phelps and sons, Jimmy
I learned much that I did not
and Walter, and a friend, Mrs. know from "Frank and Pearl,” as
Phillips, all of Tacoma.
Jake we all know them, and the gist of
had not seen Mrs Paxton for 25 1 that knowledge will be found in
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Kerby News Notes
of General Interest
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All types domestic, commercial
Refrigerators
Leave Orders at News Office
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a
[ redwoods hotel
Grants Pass
SOLICITS YOUR
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Excellent Coffee Shop
IN CONNECTION
REASONABLE RATES
FRANK FLOYD
Proprietor
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| Plain hair cut .................... 35c j
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Agricultural exhibit* will feature the 3rd annual Healdsburg Har­
vest Festival, September 2, 3 and 4, a* indicated by Betty Otkina
(left), Lillian Malrieu, Edith Diany, Amy Bennett, Mary Louise Laca-
banne and Vivian Micheletti who display tray of prune*.
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carnival and motor boat races, bicycle race, mesic, and Porno Indian
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