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About The Bonneville Dam chronicle. (Bonneville, Or.) 1934-1939 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 1, 1935)
T II K no*Kic V I L L « n*M c h * o * her perenta In Portland over the of C lattila Are department 'swim, play tennis with Madeline . . The volnnt f Wheeler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs |u ArM riianc« I « go into n e-1 the - Donald Wheeler. Mias Vinson left M, .„ d r , " ,'T h* " ti.iur.la. alabl . b a . a Monday to visit friends in Pen returned to their J * 0™” . ? * «a r d rtgnret caused n blase In lh * m9utag froBt a¡ m irer Perrnn dleton for several weeks On her from the fox farm Mr Mnley gone to work again driving one m» rget. So malertai dam- I W alter Erickson Is now recov way to Portland, she will stop in CHUT h r r m of Newell's tracks. -ifm ering from a severe attack of at the Locks to take Miss Burt to V i n n \| let t r.m blel s Mrttufa*| ' __ ■ ..... .....—-, sciatic rheumatism th»t ha* had Portland with her for a visit. Shirley Lois Wt*>dw*rd * » « ! * Thursday was celebrated lhs< e v him laid up since early In June. Mr. and Mrs. M J. Meehan years old Friday evening, had 11 ening by a pnrly al ihr Oe»»rgr moved this week to Coulee City. candles on her cake Helen Rosen- Griffin h«m<< to which many a Wash., where Mr. Meehan will be back was the only one outside the friend and acquaintance u n o nm ily invited to supper. Shir- _______ C __ A Saunders, _ government head of Guy F. Atkinson com ley's brother. John Thoross. w ill | fork master, has been in Portland pany's shops. be 9 years old Sunday, says he'd t it i* , this week receiving Mr. and Mr*. C. A. Saunder* almost rather have peanut butter ro^ | r>| «Mention were business visitors to Tort- b T h i a ä * on bread than a birthday cake. Cmri upping a old C bev«le 4»- land several time* last wee*. livery truck will no longer rattle f t * * ' Mrs. S. G. Chambers and sin. but he s willing to eat both. ro c te «^ The Misaes Celeste and Bernice aroaBd , h *tiweU .nls week KP- V)rvi°n Robert, of Oakland. Calif., ar Cole left for their home in Stev ping purchawrd a snappv new V-4 rived at the end o f the week for a U * * * " »• r r V e * enson after a week's visit at the I kup track to make the grocery u h la h several-week visit with Mr. and home of Mr. and Mrs. John dt.|lTfTri*« from his Red A W h it« j ç t ù c * * ° Mrs. G. A. Cobb. Mrs Chamoers ci Woodward store It ’s as cu t« as a plg'a str is the Cobb's daughter-in-law. *1 h i * * Mr. and Mrs. Ted Woodward and ^pV »om en will b« able to re Mr. and Mrs. Ed Trimble, Mr. ’ nd son. Sidney, are being visited iJ#t (b „ , rm pla „ 00 of having It and Mrs. J. D. Kyb* anu son. \oo* the rest of the summer kjTjdmw up ' «w Clayton, and Herschel Shreve. I . S io p W esley Andrews spent thw W**«h' g tx lo D * * * * * * S. guard. swam in McCord tieek their daughter. Frances, from Pendeton. to f ,.nd in Portland last Wednesday, followed by lunch l-akeslde hotel has received a Mias Ethel Ferguson and Mr aboard Shreve's houseboat near by. Trimble hasn't wanted any shipment o f 28 new chairs to re and Mr* Arthur Finley spent Sun. one to slap him on the back since place those originally In the din day watrhlng the burking and irop'ng at the Oregon City rodeo then—his back's studded with ing room. Joe Burt returned Thursday Mr* John Fnulke« « a s called blisters from the sunburn he re night from a three.day busineua from her vacation trip to Marsh ceived. Mrs. E Carson of Eugene spent trip to Portland. field with Mr Foulke« by the Mr. and Mrs Ralph Williams death of her father. K J Price, at the weekend with Mrs. Mae Silva at the Inn of the Bridge or the drove Mrs. Ella Bond back to her Oinard, Ventara county. Calif home in McMinnville Sunday af The Fnulkrw* had spent nearly n Gods. Ben Scott has been working on ter a two-week visit with them., week la the Coo* bay region, when the rockpile. However. It's not the Mrs. Bond Is Mr*. W illiams' mo- the telegram reached them Mr* county’s rockpile. but his own ther. Foulkea left Immediately for O t. Mr. and Mr». J. A. Merrill and Road work . exposed a hug* nard. her husband returning to boulder in his servic* station children spent Sunday watrhlng the Ijoeka to apead the rest of ht* driveway. While the state might the bucking horses at the Oregon leave, up August 1 He Is lorh- have cleared It out In time, rien City rodeo. man at the government locks Mr. and Mrs. Helmar Sundsten took hand drills and sledges, split Mrs. M I- Morgan and *on Bill. moved into their new home In An- It out. haued It away. . j .... .. . . . i spent Sunday sad Monday vlaltlag rh -r L h„ „ Mrs, Juanita Foote of rtood d**r.on .dd lU o o S . l u r d . , have been in Portland for several i River dropped in over the week end on her father-in-law. A. W. weeks, where Mr. Sundsten under, Foote, on her way home from the went a serious operation, from which he is recovering. The new coast. home is one of the best looking Mrs. Joe Burt drove her daugh in the addition. I ter. Bette, and Zoleta Vincent of Genevieve and Shirley Wood Portland to Stevenson Friday to Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Walrod. Jr., ward tap-danced g? the Stevenson of Gresham, and Mr. and Mrs. El chamber of commerce meeting mer Hendrickson, of Portland, Tuesday noon, to which Cascade were guests the earlv part of the Locks chamber member* were In eek at the home of Mr and Mrs vited. Evelyn H ^ f was hostess Friday len Fancher of Cascade Locks. evening at a picnic supper to De Ette Moore. Elsie Harris. Ethel Ferguson. Genevieve and Shirley Woodward. Luella Glazier. Zollta I Vincent. Bette Burt. M. L. Morgan and non. Bob. One Cent a Word H-4 « W k lu spent Tuesday and Wednesday In T IK Newport on busine*» FOR R E N T—Business frontage In Mia* Vivian Brown of the Lake center of town. M. L. Morgan side hotel cafe, was ill four day* Cascade Locks. last week Pearl Stout took her W hit» Star f f * C H AIRS—40 sturdy wood chair*, place until she returned Satur also 15 windows for sale cheap. day. V s A Real Bargain The Rev. Stanley Trefren, Bon Mrs. Glen Blevins was down Calf Navy ny Villa. Aug. l-8p from The Dalles to visit Mr. Blev. • 4 LIMI, FOR R E N T —Store or offflee ins at their home by the fox farm i frontage in Cascade Locks. over the weekend Fancy B in « K « Mr. and Mr*. Burt Finley spent Reasonable rent. M. L. Morgan. 4 I.HB f-ASY IRONER - Slightly used. moved back again Into their cab h Late model electric mangle at in on the Wheeler tract, across tilov a wonderful saving. See Mrs. from the fox farm Mr. All*u nas T14 MU« Kieth above Horn Club, Cas Tone back to work driving one of N ew ell’s truck*. • t n »H cade Lock*. Mr. and Mr*. Leo Ellis have FOR SALE —Three lots at ska- moved from their cabin <*ast of C m ik s H 'i mania, Wash. Good road, creek. town to near Rogue River, in 2 % LH JAM Cheap. Lee Sams, Dodson. southern Oregon Mr. Ellis has Run« City been engaged an manager of the • 1 IJU4 FOR SALE—Lloyd baby buggy new Pacific Coast Automobile as Excellent condition, $6.00. Lee Van C am p« C f sociation hunting and hsning Sams, Dodson. No. I T IN « hPV lodge out of Rogue River, follow . 1927 FORD SEDAN. See J. W. Ing the finish of his entract to IN HULK Mile*, evenings, Cabin 26, Bon- build It. The lodge is a 13-mlle t n >R nevue. 18-3p back-packing trip from the near FOR SALE Fruit Jars. Pints and est road. Q” arts. Inquire at Rapids Club. | Mrs. M. R. FToff returned Sun-, FOR REN T- Two room furnished day night from Portland, where arartment. G E. Miller. Cas the was called early last week by word that her mother, Mrs. Mary cade Locks. Allerton. was seriously Injured . p T T fs BOARDED — Dog«, Tats, • . f.H hen struck by an automobile. birds, other pet«. board<-u In owner’s absence. Good care. By Mr*. Allerton is recovering as rap ÜOZKN day, week or month. Alyce Har idly as can be expected. Mr. and Mrs. Vaughan C. Cas- vey. Phone 141. U *1« were dinner guests of Mr. and • L it«. FO R S A L E — Beautiful cottage on Mrs, George Hewitt Saturday ev Eagle Creek heights. Priced for ening. Mrs. Castle is Mrs. H ew itt’s For Julc« immediate sale. See Moran. 2 DOT. sister. MODERN, three room apartment, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hall of with bath; furnished or unfur the fox farm were In Portland this nished. Rose Apt*.. Cascade week. Loccks, telephone 241. Mrs. William McGarrigle visited GEM CA £ whwe dim can afford to w HOOD RIVER CASCADE LOCKS is ,«.*,.,^1 PACIFIC When in NORTH BONNEVILLE PLAN ON EATING AT JOHNSON'S CAFE OPEN ALL NIGHT SPECIAL SERVICE TO OLD fRIINOS EPPING’S Red & White Store REMEMBER OUR FREE DELIVERY SERVICE AT 9 A. M. ANO 5 P. 1 EVERY DAY! SPECIALS for SAT.-MON. A U G U ST 3-5 J ANT ADS COFFEE 1- 2- 3- Red and White LB. JAR ............. 29c LB. JAR 57c LB. JAR 85c MILK TALL TINS 4 for . . 25c Toilet Tissue WHITE KING 6 rolls . . 25c Quaker Puffed Wheat Tomato Soup SHRIMP . TUNA FISH BEANS . . RICE . . . QUAKER OATS T PINEAPPLE JAM . . . MACARONI . . PORK & BEANS DILL PICKLES We Have A FuH Line Of Canning Supply _ FRUITS and VEGETABLES W ax Paper 50-F00T ROLL 5c TOMATOES SWEET CORN POTATOES . ORANGES W A T E R M E L O N ON TY,."-" 5c I CE
