Illinois Valley News, Thursday, February 6, 1941
Page Eight
1 POPULAR YOUNG
COUPLE MARRIED
SATURDAY P. M
ocals
I-ast Saturday afternoon, Char
George Logan was transacting
business in the county seat this lotte Lorraine Badden and Jay
Parkinson, Jr., were united in mar
week.
riage at 3 :30 p. m. in the H. & L.
Cafe,
the Rev. George H. Gray of
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Hill were
transacting business in Grants Pass ficiating.
Miss Badden is the daughter of
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Badden of Cave
Mrs. G. A. Petersen of Kerby Junction and Mr. Parkinson is the
was shopping in Grants Pass last son of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Parkin
son of Los Angeles.
Saturday.
The marriage was solemnized in
the H.&L. Cafe, Mr. and Mrs. Bad
C. Y. Arnold made a hurried
den, proprietors with only the im
business trip to Grants Pass today mediate family and a few friends
(Thursday).
present. Miss Adeliade McCready
was the bridesmaid and Thomas
J. S. Whitehead spent the week W. Heard was the best man. Mrs.
end in Grants Pass visiting his Mae Haynes and Frances Badden
daughter. Mrs. Alton Duncan.
were also present.- Bert Badden,
father of the bride, came from
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Davis left Eureka, California for the wed-
for Tacoma and Seattle last Sun ding.
day for an indefinite stay visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Parkinson will
friends.
make their future home about half
a mile south of Cave Junction,
Mrs. H. C. Vernon after being where Mr. Parkinson is building a
confined to her bed for the past group of tourists cabins.
Flowers for the wedding were
few weeks is gradually recovering
furnished by Mrs. E. J. Wilber,
from a severe attack of the flu.
violets, and they were indeed beau
Howard Weyel and L. E. Athey tiful. Mrs. Parkinson is a senior
left for Portland last Friday morn at Kerby high school, and will at
ing on a hurried business trip. tend school until she graduates
They returned Sunday afternoon. in June.
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Mrs. Harry O. Smith, Mrs. H.
R. Floyd and Mrs. G. W. Martin
attended the Del Norte Garden
Club at Smith River last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lanning and
family of Takilma, left last Sat
urday for Los Angeles, where Mr.
I.anning has secured employment
with the company he formerly
worked for.
Miss Aileen Whitehead is visit
ing in Cave Junction indefinitely.
She returned last week from Por
terville, California, where she
spent several weeks with Mr. and
Mrs. George L. Martin.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Lussi, recently
from Switzerland, have rented the
A. B. Davis home on the Redwood
highway, across the road from Ye
Rustic Inn and plan to make their
future home in the valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lemon of
Wonder have moved to the home
of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Wilber while
Mrs. Wilber is visiting in the east.
Mrs. Lemon is a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Wilber.
COUNTY ROAD
SALARIES BOOSTED
SAVU
ILASTKTry
FOR ■ R O.“
PROTECTS
HEALTH
Giant
WASHES
CLOTHES
SPARKLING
WHITE
3 Bars for
Salaries of most Josephine coun
ty road department employes were
increased this week by the county
court, including that of recently-
appointed County Road Foreman
Ralph Kennedy, whose monthly
wage was raised from $140 to
$150. The salary rises total $105
a month said the G. P. Courier in
Wednesday s edition.
The road office listed the fol
lowing employes and their old and
new monthly salaries: George
Stanbrough transit man, from
$125 to $135; James Myers, grad
er man, $105 to $120; Fred LaFor-
est and Jack Eggers, bulldozer op
erators, from $125 to $130.
H. B. Simpson, who received
$105 as carpenter will receive
$125 as bridge foreman. Other in
creases were: D. W. Conrad, black
smith. from $105 to $120; E. E.
W’hittaker, Keith Wells and Ebb
Hogue, road patrolmen, from $105
to $110; J. E. Hembree and H. P.
Hodge, bridge workmen, from $95
to $100; Edna Freemantle, road
office seretary $85 to $90.
Franz Garner, mechanic, will
George Allen has just returned
home from Monterey, Calif., where
he has been employed for the past
two months. George says, “The
32,000 man unit, costing $12,000,-
000 at Fort Ord, is practically
completed and they are receiving
draftees by the hundreds daily.”'
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boyd and
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Wilber were
in Grants Pass last Monday where
they went to see Mrs. Wilber en
train for Adrian, Michigan to vis
it several weeks with her father,
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C. B. Knapp. At Sacramento she
C. H. Tucker left for Portland was met by her daughter, Mrs. C.
this morning (Thursday) where he G. Wilhelms of Oroville, Calif.,
will seek employment in the new who will accompany her as far as
ship yards.
Omaha. Nebraska.
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E. IL Kretsinger of O Brien has
been called to Bremerton. Wash
ington, where he will enter the
torpedo base as a mechanic, His
family will remain at O’Brien for
the present.
Regular
ACTIVE
LATHER
FOR
COMPLEXION
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Phillips
and family former residents of
Cave Junction were visiting in the
valley last Sunday. Mr. Phillips prove the appearance of the din
is now employed as a printer at the ing room and lobby. The work is
Courier in Grants Pass.
being done by A. C. Hamrick.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Merritt anti
daughter, Miss Maryland of Port
land, stopped over in Cave Junc
tion Inst Sunday for a short visit
with the M. C. Atheys. They were
returning front several weeks visit
in Los Angeles.
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Mr. and Mm. Frogling I., Saw-
yer spent the week-end at their
Pebble Beach home and visited
Mrs. Sawyer’s mother, Mrs. Min
nie Cosson who has been in Cres
cent City visiting for the past
month.
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Model
Cash
Grocery
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CAVE JUNCTION, OREGON
Formerly
O. W. GREEN
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SCHUMACHERS
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PRICES EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 7, 8, 10—FRIDAY, SATURDAY and MONDAY
fl PETITE PRUNES
fi 5 Pounds for ....
FLAKES
PANCAKE
FLOUR,
Crown
fl 10 Pound bag for ...........
50c
fi RAISINS
10c
fl 4 Pounds for
LIFEBUOY
fi BORAXO
15c
Per can ...
fl WAFFLE SYRUP. Staley’s
43c
fi 5 Pound pail for..................
POWDER, (¡old Label
fl 12 BAKING
8c
Ounce can for..........................
fi COFFEE, ROYAL CLUB
47c
2 Pound can for
fl FIG BARS
10c
fi Whole Wheat, per pound
SOAP
CATSUP,
Meco
fl Per hottie .........
9c
fi SHORTENING, Westminster
35c
4 Pounds for ............................
fl SHREDDED
WHEAT
lOc
fi N. B. C., Per package
fl
97c
we redeem
fi
FREE—2 packages of Lifebuoy Soap with
BLUE
and
ORANGE
fl
a purchase of one package of either Large
or Giant size RINSO.
STAMPS
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Shortenini
Triple
Gtaaed
3 Pound Can
continue to receive $150, and
truckdrivers’ salaries were left at
$105. Carl Dodge, newly-hired
grader man and truck driver, is
receiving $105, as is Lee Sowell,
given a permanent job as grader
operator in the Illinois valley.
Mrs. Abbie Tolin received word
from her son Abram Tolin, that he
has qualified for his “expert" med
al for pistol marksmanship for the
fifth consecutive year recently.
There is only one medal better and
that ¡ b the one for “distinguished
expert.” Mr. Tolin has been an un
dersheriff of Los Angeles county
for several years.
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Theatre
CITY
IN GORGEOUS TECHNICOLOR
Rhumba»,
A RECKLESS
PRIVER- WHO
COULD PUF RAtt
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Mrs. Myrtle Squire left the first
of the week for Greenfield, Calif.,
to visit her daughter and son-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Buell and
to see her new grandchild, a baby
girl, Aylene, who arrived January
27th.
Mrs. Mary Buckle is serving hot
lunches at Central school in the
new building made especially for
that purpose and her kitchen is
well equipped. At the Dryden
school Mrs. Elva Buttram started
to serve hot lunches with the same
conditions as at the Central school.
About J 4 pupils are served’at each
school.
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DON AMECHE.
I NEVE« HEAÆPûF
Raymond Kimmes and Roy
Trout of Bemidpi, Minnesota, are
visiting the former’s uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Kimmes.
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Down Argentine
Way
The Drews hotel is undergoing
a new coat of paint whir i will ini-
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Brooks re
The next meeting will be Feb-
at the leaders home, at turned from several days spent in
ruary
Ashland.
10 a. m.
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Warren Tuttle and Orville Camp
DEER CREEK NEWS were in Provolt this week on busi
ness.
Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Hamilton
left for Oakland, California, where
SELMA NOTES
they will remain indefinitely.
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Mr. and Mrs. Dale Tucker and
Fritz Krauss returned the first
Mi. and Mrs. S. P. Kimmes have
of the week from a business trip to family are again residing in Selma as guest at their home for a short
■ and their son Danny has entered visit Marvin Beers of Hubbard,
Medford.
i school.
Oregon.
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Mrs. Emma Tuttle spent the
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Brooks were
week-end in Grants Pass at the
Joe Stevens and Pau) Johnson
home of Mr. and Mrs. James Camp transacting business in Grants | are building a sawmill in the Deer
bell during their absence in Cres Pass this week.
I Creek district. The mill will be
I located on the Johnson property
cent City.
Paul Johnston purchased the
A sewing club has been organ- an^ work is progressing very rap-
Frank Sargent sawmill and is busy ized recently and Mrs. F. Krauss idly.
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moving it to his own property.
is their leader. The following of
Will
Tolin
is building a new
ficers elected: President, Dora
Harold R. Bowerman, forester Hammer; vice-president, Louise mill near O’Brien where he will cut
of Cave Junction, showed moving Hammer; secretary, Shirley Jenk lumber for the government. Mr.
pictures of wild animal and fish ins; Yell leader, Carmelita Krauss; Tolin has a mill on Crooks creek
life at the schoolhouse last Monday song leader, Mary Lou Hammer. I near Dryden and has operated it
afternoon. He was to show pic Other members present were Char for the past three years.
tures nt the meeting of the Deer lene Walton. Billie Allene and The boys expect to spend the sum
mer in Oregon.
Creek P.-T. A. February 6th.
Thelma Plumlee.
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SATURDAY and SUNDAY. FEB. 8-9
ryCotocy sez^
6 Pound Can
STAYS so
FRESH AND
SWEET
BETTY GRABLE. CARMEN MIRANDA
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Star», Glamour,
Romance,
Laughter
BATHE NEWS
Congratulations
To Phil Sawyer
Cn the Installation of His New
GENERAL ELECTRIC EQUIPPED
LOCKER ROOMS
Installed by
Rigby's Refrigeration Service
520 “H” Street
Grants Pass
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