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About The Bonneville Dam chronicle. (Bonneville, Or.) 1934-1939 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 8, 1935)
E MILK RAW OR PASTEURIZED Now Served By Your Local Dairy GREEK SPOT — ORANGE ADE EGGS - - - BUTTER D O J V K R K I) M ORNING AN D K\ K3IING HOLLYWOOD DAIRY BONNEV1LLÄ 14F3 JOE DDCHKR WATCH FOR THE OPENING OF Odell's Store Fresh Fruits and Vegetables FKA TI JUNG IN TU B Morgan Building ACROSS THE STREET FROM THE CASCADE LOCKS POST OFFICE .... DALLES FREIGHT LINE !>ai|y F righ t between Portland. Bonneville, Cascade Locks. UTAH COAL, PRESTO-LOGS AND BRIQUETS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ICE Cascade Locks Phone: 131 R. J. WUNER, Agent d a m NLNK c h r o n i c l e Games were played, refreshments served. TOPICS OF THE TIMES Mr. and Mrs. Burt Finley and 1 continued from page 1 ) Mr. and Mrs. Jack Finley «pent the weekend in Portland, as did Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Juhls a bunch of Ha ^members h*rid a Mrs. Jack Meehan left Wednes aeeret meeting In the Odd Fellows day to Join her husband at Coulee ball and, figuratively speaking, dam in Washington. discussed waya and mean« of boll, in* Laber In oil. They were furl- AI>I>ITIO \AL CARCADÈ LOCK 8 ou« because he wa« threatening to take their home« If they uid NEWS not pay up back rent« or buy at hi« price« the property on which Colon Merrill last week finished their house« «food. Frank Hall, up his work on a road through president of the Civic club, pre- Anderson addition. ■Ided. And as we recollect it, W. Mr. and Mrs. John Baker are J. Carlson wa« present. In the constructing a new home in the course of the evening “ B ill" Lakeview addition. Keeler got wind of the meeting B. Nelson Is busy evenings and being possessed of the gall of a government mule, be mounted working on his new home In the the stair to see what was going Lakeview addition. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. McChristy on, “ I>eH” Elllff was on the door. He wouldn’t let “ Bill” enter and were weekend visitors to Port Bill" «aid he would enter, land. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Spangler are whether or no. So •‘ Dell" offered proud owner« of a new V-8. Mrs. to throw him downstair«. “ Bill“ Spangler’s aunt from Seaside Is went away. After the excitement making her a short visit . ■ubiitded the club got down to Mlldren Phelp«, daughter of bra«H tack«. It directed hTank Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Phelps, is con Hall to write a letter to Governor fined in a California hospital with Meier and to ask Secretary of In- an extremely serious attack of terlor Icke« to investigate what it termed J. B. Laber's profiteering poison oak. Mrs. Phelps is with in land values within five miles of her. The poison got Into her blood the dam. Those letters were writ before it could be stopped, af ten hy Mr. Hall and are no doubt fected her nerves. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Miller and a matter of public record. And a Miss Geraldine Rankin spent the delegation was appointed to call weekend in Portland. on the l.'nltcd States district at Mr. and Mrs. George V. Curtis, torney at Portland. The govern of Tacoma, Wash., have moved ment sent a man In to check up. into Noble Hyde’s new house east It was JUBt about that time that of the farm. Mr. Curtis lg In I^aber dropped the price of his the concrete division, U. S. engi lots to 1100 and tied on the neers. rider which forces every pur Mr. and Mrs. Carl Epping were chaser to buy lumber from him tor a home. Now KTank Hall hosts Friday night to Doctor and know« all this and so doe8 W. J. Mrs. Lester Murphy of Hood Carlson. And yet when the Civic River. Saturday night the Epplngs club met three weeks ago to Played bridge with the Murphys nam,. a ticket in the municipal at Hood River. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Rouse and elertlon It pooled Its forces with family and Mrs. E. B. Young of the J. B. Laber crowd. “ Bill” Portland visited Mr. and Mr*. M. Keeler and Ira Owen helped j L. Morgan Friday. nominate the ticket and It goes Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Worden without saying that they looked out for old Number 1. If the tic have moved from the Stewart ket win«. laber wins. The Hon house to one of S. O. Clodfelter’s and the lamb have laid down to cabins. gether. All of which brings up FAN<THKR GETS CONTRACT the queTTon of why the Civic “ Porky" Fancher, who operates club has Joined forces with the Cascade Lockv-Bonneville bus, J. B. Laber. What has tran- has been given the contract again pired to make J. B. Laber for transporting the children in and Frank Hall such warm the Bonneville school district. He cronies? The fellow who answers took over the school bus contract this question gets the fur lined bath tub. Laber has not changed early last spring when he pur hiK tactics. If you think he has. chased the bus line. ask August Peterson, wtio Just got through moving his house off a piece of Laber property. Or go ask Andy I^ane. I. AUTOMOBILE REBUILDING PAINTING BODY FENDERS REPAIRED Time Payments BARTOL MOTOR CO. Hood River BRINK DECLARES FOR STRICT ENFORCEMENT E. A. Brink, a resident of Cas cade Locks for the past five years. Is making quite an aggressive campaign for city marshal. Mar ried and the father of four cnild- ren, he says he shall enforce the law without fear or favor to friend or foe. Back In Kansas he was city marshal in the town o f Ellis. For the past year he has been working at the dam. He has declared himself In favor o f strict enforcement of the law and no special favors, with one rule to apply to all. Final Clearance Sale! Women s Bathing Suits Reg, $3,95, now .. $2.95 Reg, $2,95, now .. $1.95 Ladie’s 2-Piece Knit Suits Reg, $4,95, now . . $2.98 M A C Y ’S LADIES READY-TO-W EAR OPPOSITE POST OFFICE ANNOUNCEMENT A. W. F O O T E SHOE REPAIRING Mr. and Mrs. Clark Bogart spent the weekend in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Moye, and Mrs. Moyer’s mother. Mrs. Geo. B. McFarlane of Oakland. Calif., drove around Mt- Hood loop nigh- way Sunday. Mrs. J. Stevens went to Port land Saturday morning to «»«end ,wo weeks receiving medical at-, tentlon. In her absence Pearl Stout will run the Stevens Hand Norman Wheeler celebrated 1 is 1 nth birthday with a party Sati r- dav evening at the Wheeler nun.e Those present Include Mr. sv Mrs. Noble Hyde and two cnilrt- ren. Bill Williams. Marjory. Char lotte and Kathleen Smith. Mr. and Mrs. W. J- Carlson and son. John. Shirley Christianson Mrs. J. C. Juhls. Mr. and Mrs. R. >V. Steele. Mr. and Mrs. Tex Tulg- hum nm! d .n rtte r. Juanita and fil-nlee of «’ » U » " -- M» rv M,,JJ Boh Feather-Bone. Vern R^nne> _ Mulholland and his mother. Mr. and Mrs. Harrv Mixer. Jimmy and Tnnlre Leo Mixer. Noble H'd<“. j r and John Carlson tap-danced. is now located in the COBB BUILDING In Cascade Locks HAYFEVER ASTHMA and SUMMER COLDS are un necessary. Complete relief only $1 00 Postpaid. Nothing else to buy. Over 40.- 000 HOLFORD'S WONDER INHALERS sold last year alone. Mall $1.00 today for full season’s relief to THE DAN DEE CO.. 14 North Sixth St., MINNEAPOLIS, MIN NESOTA, or write for Free Booklet.
