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Friday, September 26, 1952
City
1ST
ATTEND
ANNUAL OFFICERS BALL
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This Week in Cave Junction
MRS. WINNIFRED MULVEY, PHONE 2907 OR 2912
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MELLOWS
SERVES
The O’Brien Women’s club serv
ed u potluck dinner at their ciub-
1 juse Saturday night to a capac
ity crowd.
Entertainment after the dinner
included Labor Day parade pict
ures shown by Mr. Perry and pict
ures shown by Wanda Rogers that
were taken last winter when she
..nd her parents, the Gene Browns,
a ere in Hawaii.
from
SEE
WASHINGTON
STATE FAIR LAST WEEK
CROWD
Visit
•Visits
•Clubs
•Society
Friends
BURNETTS
California
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hindman of
Temple City, Calif., stopped Satur
day night at the Pines Motel. They
visited that evening with the Geo.
Mulveys. Mr. Hindman and Mr.
Mulvey worked together at Doug
las aircraft in Santa Monica, Calif.,
during the war.
Fractures Foot
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mellow were
visiting with their eldest son,
Chuck, and family in Puyallup.
Wash, and while there, they attend
ed the Washington State Fair.
Before returning home Sunday,
the Mellows took an overnight trip
into Canada.
While they were away. Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Mellow, Jr., from
Oakland, Calif, arrived to visit
his |>arents, and had to return to
Calif. Sunday without seeing them.
Here on Business
Captain and Mrs. Loyd Burnett
of Cave junction attended the first
annual Rogue Valley Reserve Offi
cers ball, Moday evening, Sept. 22
in Medford.
Over 100 couples representing
all branches of military services
from Cave Junction, Grants Pass,
Glendale and Medford attended
the dinner.
Honored guests invites! for the
occasion included Governor Mc
Kay, Major General Rilea, both of
Salem; Mayor Milbank, Grants
Pass and Mayor*Flynn, Medford
Sports
New
Paint
Cave Junction has been getting
"dressed up” this fall with in
creased building activitly and
several stores sporting new coats
of paint. The post office is rapid
ly taking shape; Mrs. Fruiht’s
Remedy Store has been painted;
Stem’s building also has been
painted; Mulveys are fixing their
new store on Lister Ave.; Crowl's
have added to their service station;
R. J. McCracken is putting an addi
tion on his house on Caves Ave.;!
and the floodlights are being used
on the high school football field.
Celebrate Birthday
Dr. and Mrs. C. G. Stem from
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Coquille spent the weekend with
Belt Lodge Meet* Tomorrow
There will be a regular meeting their son and family, the Guy
of Belt Lodge No. 18, A.F., and Stems. The occasion was Pat
A.M., tomorrow (Saturday* even Stem’s birthday.
ing at 8 pun. in the Masonic temple
in Kerby. All members are urged
to attend and visiting brethern
are invited.
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ADVERTISE
In The News
IT PAYS!
Buaine«* Trip to Ro*eburg
Warren Parsons and his father
from Los Angeles were in the
Valley last week on business and
visited with with their friends, the
Don Gibbs. Mr. Parsons and Mr.
Gibbs are partners in the Redwood
Telephone Co.
—o—
Mrs. Peail Schmidt had the mis
Rooter* for Redmond
fortune to step into a hole and
Among the rooters for the Red
fracture a bone in her foot recent
ly. She will be wearing a cast mond game were Bob Gillespie and
family from Tumalo. He is a bro
for six weeks.
ther of Mrs. England’s, with whom
the party stayed that night.
.
Month's Visit with Brother
Mrs. Marie Wickman and her
friend, Mrs. Maud Peters, of Chi Cousin Visits
Miss June Noren of Chicago, Ill.,
cago, Ill., left Thui-sday after a
month’s visit with Mrs. Wickman’s tuts been visiting her cousin and
hi.-: family, the Rev Paul Kroons
brother, Win. Weingait.
Mrs. Wm. Deal made a business
trip to Roseburg, leaving Sunday
night by bus and returning Tues
day morning with the Wm. Burkes.
Mr. Burke was the former polic»
officer of Cuve Junction.
Evary
Pacific Auction Co.
George and Edna Morey spent
Sunday at Bolan Lookout, and took
supplies to Mrs. Lee Hathaway
who is on lookout duty. While the
Valley wits sweltering, the Moreys
report a cool 74 degrees at Bolan
Lookout.
Tillery
Monday and Thursday
At
7 P. M.
If you have anything to sell,
contact us —
Sunday at Bolan Lookout
Hazel
SALES
AUCTION
969 Highway 99 South
Grants
Pass
We will sell on consignment or
buy
from
direct
you.
C. A. MORRISON,
Auctioneer
Improving
Mrs. Amanda Sutton from Eur
eka, Calif., paid a short visit to
her brother, Guy Stem and then
went on to Coquille with her par
ents, Dr. and Mrs. C. G. Stem.
Rocking-H Ranch
19 Miles East of Klamath Falls, Ore. on the
South Poe Valley Road
Sunday, Sept. 28
Sale Time 1 P. M.
84 HEAD
29 GUERNSEY COWS
18 Holstein Springer Heifers
7 HOLSTEIN COWS
13 Guernsey Springer Heifers
17 GUERNSEY SPRINGER COWS
—These cows
in ages from 2
be read at the
and culling to
are all both TB and Bangs tested—ranging
to 5 years. Individual milk production records will«
sale.Mr. Holzhouser has spent 30 years breeding
acquire this heavy-producing herd.
LUNCH SERVED AT NOON
Henry V. Holzhouser, owner
G. W. (Jerry) Falef, auctioneer
Terms of
Sale
Cash—For Further Information Write
Basin Sale Management Service
2327 GARDEN ST.
Cave Junction
"Sippy’’ and Carolyn Covington
were home again this week from
Calif, where he is logging. "Sippy"
stayed only one day then returned
to Calif., but Carolyn will be
home all week getting ready f .i
their annual hunting trip.
Clyde's
READY MIX CEMENT
Phone 4401
CAVE
JUNCTION
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Here From California
Mrs. Harry Holmes left Sunday
for Portland on a 10-day buying
trip and vacation. She will attend
the fall showings of new fashions
while there.
A* I am retiriag from the dairy business I will sell my entire
dairy herd at public auction at what is known as the—
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Short Visit with Brother
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COMPLETE DAIRY DISPERSAL
Klamath Falls. Oregon
Mrs. Hazel Tillery, though still
confined to her home, is able to
be up and around again after a
long illness.
On Buying Trip
AUCTION
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