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PAGE 6 SH SR M A N COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO. OREGON FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 1948 Mrs Hugh Taylor from Hood Dalles Thursday. River who arrived Saturday. Mr and Mrs E. G. See stopped Mr and Mrs O. N. Ruggles overnight Friday at the home of spent Sunday in Dufur visiting Mr and Mrs A. F. Balzer on their Portland Hospital at the home of Mr and Mrs way from Hayward, California to Missoula, Montana where they Lloyd Smith.’ By Mrs A. F. Balaer Mr and Mrs Boyce Blaylock will make their home. and family motored to The Dal Kenneth Baumgartner came up Miss Cassie Holmes was called les Sunday to spend the day from! Portland Saturday to visit here Thurs day from The Dulles visiting at the home of her bro his brother, B. C. Baumgartner on account of the illness of her ther in law and sister, Mr and and family. They took him to father, Sam Holmes. She took Mrs Earl Sawtell and family. The Dalles Sunday when he re him to The Dalles Friday where Mr and Mrs Clyde Stradley turned home. he entered the hospital for med sons returned home Sunday from and Mrs Ted Trimble had ical treatment, going later to a Portland where they visited his as Mr their guests over Sunday Mr Portland hospital. father, Fred Stradley, who was and Mirs James Darrell Walker Mrs L. D. May came up from released from the hospi from Albany and his father, Fred Moro Saturday to spend a few recently from Buena Vista. The days at the home of Mr and Mrs tal.Mr and Mrs Donald Clodfelter Walker latter remained for a longer visit. Wallace May. as their guests for a few Dean Olds motored to Portland Mr and Mrs Marion Crews have days her parents, Mr and Mrs Friday evening to spend the week were here Tuesday from Steven C. P. Adams of The Dalles who end with his family returning son, Wash., to visit her parents, arrived Sunday. home Sunday accompanied by Mr and Mrs Dell Olds, returning Mr and Mrs J. S. * Newcomb his mother in law, Mrs Jacob Thursday. were business visitors in The Wiassenmiller, who spent sever- The food sale held at the Odd Fellow hall Saturday afternoon by* the Grass Valley -Rebekahs was very successful. Mr and Mrs Roy Haynes and Mrs John Rust were visitors at * - ? Tygh Valley, * Dufur and The Dalles last Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Oscar Lemley Mrs B. C. Baumgartner were business visitors in The Dalles Saturday. Mr and Mrs John Reck man and family spent Saturday even ing playing cards at the home of Mr and Mrs Gordon Lemley Value Bar Highllte Rayon faille & wool ballerina jackets. Values to 14.95 - only 2 00. Greta, The Dalles. Dr. Thomas E. Griffith of The Dalles was called to the Arzell Lemley home Sunday as their daughter. Cai line, was ill with the measles, .idge Fred Wilson came up wltl Dr. Griffith for a social visit. A. A. Dunl nd Art Bibhv returned ho Thursday 'from PRODUCED IN THE U .S .A . Portland where the ttended th Under the Direct Supervision of opening hall game. fam Holmes III In GORBYS al weeks with her daughter, Mrs Walter Reese, at Hillsboro. Mrs Willis Brittain and child ren of Tygh Valley spent Sun day visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs Frank Bayer and family.. Mr and Mrs Harry Stark mot ored to The Dalles Sunday to spend the day visiting her mo ther, Mrs Eltie McDonald. Mrs Frank Bayer and daugh ter, Mrs Charles Perrigo and daughtes, Linda and Leslie, were business visitors in The Dalles Monday. Mr and Mrs Lot Rust of Dufur were visitors here Thursday. Mir and Mrs Simon Hix of Dufur spent Sunday visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Art Bibby. Ted Esdale of Portland spent A superior service o f personal a R e n d a nee CHIROPRACTIC treatments Our Expert C a n a d ia n B le n d e r George G. Updegraff THAT COSTS NO MORE Electro-Therapy Attorney at law Hydro-Therapy DR. MORO JACK E MITCHELL r »•** Chapman Bldg. The Dalles, (over Penny’s) Monday, PH< S3H Wednesday, Afternoons Friday Rolfe. Elton Eakin went to The Dal les Wednesday to bring his wife and infant son home. They spent several days at the home of his parents, Mr and Mrs V. B. Ea kin after she left the hospital. Mr and Mrs • Paul Goddard were in The Dalles Saturday when Mir. Goddard had his fin ger dressed that was injured at work Thursday afternoon at Kent, _______________ H. W . McCormick PAINTING-PAPEI «00 KfLLY AVE Chiropractic Physician — A w ide ran g e o f prices th a t m eets all wishes T H E DALLKH 211 East Third Street Telephone 3209 Oregon Specialize in INTERIOR W ORK B. C. (b arney) Baumgartner r GRASS VALLEY A GRAND OLD CAN AD IAN NAME Mrs Gordon Lemley and son went to Moro Tuesday and spent until Thursday as a guest o* her mother, Mrs Edith Sayrs. Mrs A A. Dunlap returned home Saturday from Portland where she attended the opening hall game. She was accompanied home by her brother and sister in law, Mr and Mrs Ralph Hay nes of Richland. Washington who left for their home on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Warren Morgan and Mrs Bert Cox were business- visitors in The Dalles Monday? they also visited Charlie Ander son at the hospital. Mr and Mrs Fred Cox return ed home Sunday evening from Covallis where they spent the weekend at the bonne of their son in law and daughter. Mr and Mrs Al Roberts and family. Lit tie Rodney Roberts came home with his grandparents to spend several weeks here. Mr and Mrs Ernest Wav lock had as week end guests her. bro ther in law and „sister. Mr and several days last week at the Joe Bibby ranch. The Woman’s club will hold a special meeting Tuesday af ternoon April 27 at the Masonic hall, all members are requested to be present. . u ♦ Mr and Mrs Charles Baker and family of Antelope spent Sunday visiting at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs T. 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