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SCHOOL NEWS
Eagle Creek
William Marshall, of Dodson,
strolled into the woods near the
Columbia
River
highway the
other day and killed himself a
200-pound bear. Bruin had wan
dered down the mountain and
was poking about in the district
just back of the Silvers home,
midway between Sherman’s Inn
and the Dodson district. Common
concensus of opinion is that the
t*ear got what he deserved, for
he should have been old enough
to know that it was time to hiber
nate for the winter. He snould
have sensed the approach of the
cold snap. too. and not been
worrying about food.
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On her birthday last week Mrs.
George
Barker entertained a
group of friends at a lovely buf
fet supper. Those attending were
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sohlstrom, Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Belanger. Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Scheufele. Mr. and
Mrs. Virgil Garner, Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Ferguson and Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Murray.
Mrs. K. Van Sekermerhoru and
daughter. Gloria Mae returned
from Portland recently.
Hallowe'en was a big day
around the Garner home. In the
afternoon Mrs. Jack Russell. Mrs
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fele, Mrs. Lawrence
Belanger.
Mrs. George Barker. Mrs. W. H.
Matlock, Mrs. Ed Sohlstrom and
BEFORE ENJOYING
Mrs. Lee Murray enjoyed an af
ternoon of cards. At dinner time
SUNNY BROOKS
they were joined by their hus
SUNDAY NIGHT
bands and enjoyed a potluck din
ner.
Miss Nita Robertson of Port
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land and Chuck McDonald joined
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the party at dinner. In the even
ing Mr. and Mrs. Haven Nutting
iropped in and real old-fashioned
Hallowe’en games were played.
Mr. and Mrs. Haven Nutting
spent the weekend in Portland.
The weekly bridge club met
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Glen
Brower. Those attending were
Mrs. Irwin Hall. Mrs. James Bell,
HAY, STRAW. GRAIN
Mrs. Lyle Hiekock, Mrs. James
Fabion.
Mrs. Earle Wilson. Mrs.
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Jack Russell, Mrs. Tom Waring.
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Mrs. Hugh Ping. Mrs. Ed Clarke,
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Mrs.
Ed Sohlstrom and Miss Ce
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cilia Bell. The game was in pro
gress at the time this news was
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gathered so the high score party
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cannot be named this week.
HOOD RIVER FREIGHT
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Brower
spent
the weekend in Portland
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visiting Mrs. Brower’s sister. Mrs
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5th & Cascade
M. F. Neeley.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Murray were
dinner guests Sunday at the Gar
ner home after the men folks had
spent the day working on the
Murrays new house In Cascade
Locks. The Murrays hope to oc
cupy the new home about the 15th
of this month.
Mrs. Anna Morrone, mother of
DRY OR GREEN
Mrs. Ed Clarke, left Sunday for
her home In Glendive, Montana.
She will stop in Spokane for a
few days with another daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Waring and
daughter spent last weekend near
Eugene. They took Mrs. T. W.
Stevens, Mrs. Waring’s mother, to
the home of another daughter.
Miss Mable Frazier of Portland
has beep the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Ping the past week.
CASCADE LOCKS
Miss Shirley House and Dan
Pierson.
Jr., of Portland were
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weekend guests of Mr. and Mra.
Lyle Hickock.
THE LOCKS
CLEANERS
WOOD
Clark’s
Fuel Yard
BONNEVILLE
Direction J. J. Parker
The tirat grade pupils had a
Hallowe'en party last Wednesday.
They are also tearing a few new
dances In their physical education
class They will be given in the
next school program.
The upper grade girls are prac
tising basketball.
The second grade room is now
complete with the addition of new
blackboards.
The fifth grade are now having
a health Inspection.
All grades had a HiHOwe'W
party last Thursday at the Admin
istration
building.
All
upi>er
grades walked down but the pri
mary and the other smaller
grades rode down
They had a
program. Those who participated
were the Girl’s Glee club which
sang "Sing a Little Song When
You Are Happy". The hoys sang
"The Itte of Capri."
Last Student Body m»*el!ng
they decided on a symbol for the
school. It will be a big B with the
letter G In the top part and the
letter S in the bottom part
FRIDAY. SATUROAY— NOVEMBER 8.9
RONALD COLEMAN— LORETTA YOUkr
WARNER OLAND— UNA MERKEL
—IN—
“ Bulldog Drummond
Strikes Back”
MYSTERY AMD TKfUtOft LS A IvOVUo» f^j,
SUN., MON., TUES.— NOVEMBER 10-11-12
DEAN JAGGER— GAIL PATRICK
— IN—
ZANE GREY’S
“ W anderer of the Wasteland’l
A DYNAMIC DRAMA OF THE OLD WEVT
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY— NOVEMBER M
GEORGE BURNS— GRACIE ALLEN
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones at
tended the football game in
Portland Saturday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hale spent
two days in Portland last week
visiting their daughter. Miss Mae
Hale, who was down for a «isit
from Seattle.
At the home of Mr. and Mrs
Eldon Twyman the youngsters of
the district gathered to celeurate
Hallowe'en Thursday night The
Twyman girls, Florence. Janice
and MargeurltR, had as th< r S S
guests Richard and Clark Slat
tery. Norman. Bobby and Rhoda
Sherman. Melba Davis and Happy ~
Hardesty.
Mr. and Mrs. R Stark moved
recently to Portland. Stark is
now with the Sturgill company.
Mr. and Mrs David Donaldson
moved a week ago last Saturday
from where they have been living
In the Lively addition into the
Warren settlement In the house
vacated by Mr. and Mrs. R. G.
Coleman, who have moved into
the Roosevelt Hotel.
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Jerome C. Colby was a recent
Portland visitor
Mr. and Mrs. William Beecher
were in Portland Saturday on a
shopping tour.
Mr. and Mra. J. Martini recent
ly visited Mrs. Martini's parents.
Mr. and Mrs David Donaldson.
Anne Mae Armstrong spent Sat
urday and Sunday In Portland
Mr. and Mrs L. W. Fisher at
tended the football game in Port
land Saturday.
Miss Hlldene Weaterlund. who
Is attending business college In
Portland spent the weekend with
her parents.
Morey Graff-
— and His Boys!
SATURDAY NIGHTÍ
— at MERRILL’S -
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