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Illinois Valley News, Thursday, November 30, 1944
Locals
Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Hamilton of
Cave Junction Motor Court, and
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Martin re­
turned Sunday evening from San
Francisco, where they spent the
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Martin
Thanksgiving holidays.
transacting
business
in
were
Grants Pass last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Voller of
Marshfield, Oregon, were Thanks­
Mrs. Hugh White made a trip
giving guests of Mr. and Mrs.
to the dentist in Grants Pass and
Merle Morgan. Mrs. Voller is the
while there also did her shopping.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mor­
gan.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bunch and
Mrs. Mattie Seyferth transacted
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Leonard
business in Grants Paas this week.
and Mrs. C. G. Morris, left Wed­
nesday afternoon for Roseburg, to
George Logan arrived from his
spend the week end at the home
base in Texas last Friday to spend
of Mr. and Mrs. Porter. They re­
his furlough with Mrs. Logan and
turned Saturday afternoon.
son “Skipper.”
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Edgar Gates and Mike Wells left
Harry Mills of Kerby was in the
last week for an extended trip
county seat the first of the week
south. The boys expect to visit
for his regular weekly treatments
San Francisco, Los Angeles and
with his doctor.
other places. They expect to be
gone about two weeks.
Mrs. Bert Badden and son Fran­
cis returned to Portland, after vis­
Harold Bowerman of the Red­
iting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
wood
Ranger Station, is spending
Art Kellert in Kerby.
a two weeks visit with his mother
Lt. G. O. Duckworth and Mrs. in Spokane, Wash. Mrs. Bower­
Duckworth of Camp White were man and the children remained at
dinner guests last Sunday at the home and have her mother of Cor­
vallis visiting them indefinitely.
home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boyd.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil WMls of
Klamath Falls came over last week
to visit Mr. Wells’ father, Roy
Wells. They left for their home
Sunday.
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Mrs. Chris Wesdt left for San
Francisco and bay points to spend
the Thanksgiving holidays. Before
returning home she will visit with
her sisters and other relatives at
Whittier, Calif., where they all
grew up together.
Misses Grace Baird and Elroy
spent the holiday week end with
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Smith and
their parents in the valley. They family, Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Smith
left for Eugene where they are ami Margaret, and Mrs. Agnes
em ployed.
Smith were guests for Thanksgiv-
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ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Hogue of Kerby was tran­ A. W.
Wheeler at Ashland. Mrs.
sacting business in the county seat Agnes
Smith remained for the
the first of the week. He plans to winter months.
leave soon for Eureka with a load
of hogs.
Mrs. Agnes Mclrvin received
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word last week of the death of her
Miss Alice Smith spent the week foster father M. C. Hudson of Cen­
end holidays with her parents, Mr. tralia, Wash.
If Mr. Mclrvin’s
and Mrs. John W. Smith. She re­ health improves soon, she plans to
turned to Corvallis where she is a go to Centralia to be with her fos­
Freshman at Oregon State.
ter mother wh() has written re­
questing her to come.
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Man From
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Mr. and Mrs. O. S, Johnson
of Klamath Falls returned home
after spending the first of the week
as guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. W.
Monroe. Thanksgiving visitors at
the Monroe home were Mr. and
Mrs. Loren George who have re­
cently moved to the George W.
Thrasher home near Grants Pasts.
Sunday guests were Mr. and Mrs.
S. Thompson of Ashland.
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Mrs. Aline Gates and son Bert
Gates, returned last Saturday from
Seattle where they were called to
attend the funeral of the former’s
sister, Mrs. Mary E. Olmstead, who
passed away in the northern city
last Friday, November 17th. Sur­
vivors are one son ami three
daughters, Larry Olmstead. Eve­
lyn Kiehl, F. Creta Brup and Mar­
cella Ellington all of Seattle. Mrs.
Olmstead will be remembered by
many in the valley where she was
raised.
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Miss Mina Crowell of Los Ange­
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ence Crowell, who have leased
Fredrick’s Camp, arrived recently '
and will remain here if she can find
a position. Miss Crowell
experienced secretary with
hand ahd typing experience,
was accompanied by her
brothers, Jim and George.
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