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GEM
CA F E
where the dam worker
can afford to eat,
HOOD RIVER
BONNEVILLE
BONNY V I L L A
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Mr. and Mrs. John A. 1 uck»r
returned Saturday after u weeks
hunting trip near Burns. The trip
was very successful.
Fred Wirth this week c o m p li­
ed
the shingling of his house.
LAKESIDE HOTEL
Bob and Louis Collins of Rose-
CASCADE LOOKS
burg spent the weekend visaing
their brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Collins.
Louis Johnson is digging a ga­
rage under his home.
Mrs. Louis Johnson is visiting
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
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Rauch in Canby.
TOWN
Mrs. G. C. Peterson has been in
Seattle for some time taking care
of Mr. Petersou s mother who has
-î\ been ill. It is not known w hen she
z^=
will return.
SEE “ MAC*'
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley G. rurth
— AT THE—
and son of Portland visited Mr.
ORKiiON-WASHIM. T< UN
and Mrs. C. A. Lyuds Saturday.
FOX FARM FOR
Mr. -»nd Mrs. K. S. Bergstrom
are
this week redecorating the in­
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terior of their home.
Mr. and Mrs Harold Bailey of
Portland recently moved into the
Schuller louse.
G. N. Hesgard
Mrs. C. A. Lynds has just rec­
Building Contractor
ently been appointed the resident
representative
fo r
Fashion
ESTIMATES F RE ELY GIVEN
Frocks.
Cascade Locks, Ore
Frank Thompson is daily mak­
ing new improvements on his new-
home. He is now digging out a
combination basement and ga­
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rage.
Mr. and Mrs. George Kae en­
FRANK JONES
— in —
tertained at dinner Monday night
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pugh. Mr.
CASCADE LOCKS FOR
and Mrs. Ervin Fessett and Mr.
Insurance of all Kinds
Jesse Benell.
V; :
In celebration of the birtmiays
of D. R. Taylor and Mary Chan-
dley. Mrs. D. R. Taylor enter­
tained at dinner Thursday night
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Chandley.
Andy Alden. Frank Thompson. Ira
TOMMY LUKE
Shortridge. Later on in the even­
617 S. W. 6TH
ing Mr. and Mrs. Leo Cook and A]
BEacon 7215
Farmer dropped in.
Mrs. W. Stoddard spent Tues­
day visiting Mrs. Lee Murray.
Mrs. Oscar Eklund entertained
G. A. COBB
at dinner Thursday Mr. and Mrs.
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Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Chris­
Notary Public
tenson and Mr. Fisher of Port­
land.
Cascade Locks, Oregon
On the 23rd of last month Shir­
ley Jean Schulenberg celebrated
her eighth birthday. At the party
given
for her by her mother were
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Margie
Eklund. Patsy Lynds.
Representative for Cascade
Juanita Hicks, Jacquilene Schul­
Locks may be reached at—
enberg and Mrs. Oscar Eklund.
Mr. stnd Mrs. Oscar Eklund
THE CASCADE
CO.
were in Portland Saturday.
CURT POTTS, prop.
Board and Room
$1,25 per day
DRUG
r
Progress in the District
Congratulations to the dam area in having—
SUNNY BROOKS
at Merrill's Columbia Gardens Sunday night. The
first M.C.A, dance band to be in the area,
WEST COAST POWER CO
THE DALLES FREIGHT LINE
Daily Freight between Portland, Bonneville, Cascade Locks.
UTAH COAL, PRESTO-LOGS AND BRIQUETS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ICE
Cascade Locks Phone: 131
R. J. WUNER, Agent
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rilltONIOL«
Jackie lH>wu*. sou of Mr. and
Mrs. L. J. Downs, suffered minor
burns on the fact* the first of the
week when in playing with a call
of Draluo he spilled It on hi» face
The quick action of Sul Phill»«* In
getting something to counter», t
the substance sa'ed bis face from
serious Injury.
Mr. and Mrs Forest Jones en­
joyed dinner with Mr. and Mrs
Andy Johnson at Warrendale
Mouilay night.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred WlrtU and
children motored to .Marshheld
over the weekend to visit Mr.
Wirth’s pareuts. Mr. and Mrs W.
L. Wirth.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Schulen-
berg visited Mrs. Schulenberg*
parents iu Portland over the
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Grim at­
tended a reception In Corbet rec­
ently for a newly married couple.
Mr. and Mrs. M S. Scanllng.
PH TURKS ON DIS|»LA\
By invitation. Hal Babbitt of
Bonny Villa Tavern, has this w«-< k
on display at the Portland Art as­
sociation. two of his water volor
sketches. One of them Is of a
scene on Lake Union in Seattle
which he did on a weekend trip
there recently. The other one is
of the main entrance to the dam
reservation. Though hundreds ab­
sent In to be displayed at this
showing only a comparative few
are asked to put them on display.
DODSON
Announcem ent—
Mrs. Claude Kimmel
announces the
R E O P of E the N I N G
Columbia Hotel
CAFE
under the direction of
MRS. MAE SILVA
Formerly of Inn at the Bridge of the Gods
Entirely Renovated and Redecorated
DELICIOUS HOME COOKED MEALS
ONE NIGHT ONLlI
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Myer» mo­
tored into Portland Tuesday to
visit relatives and shop. They re­
turned Wednesday afternoon.
During me past week the M< -
Cradys have been redecorating
the interior of tnefr home.
Mrs. John Karg entertained the
Sewing club for the afternoon at
her home Wednesday.
Mrs. J. I>. Billingsley of On­
tario returned Wednesday after j
a four-day visit with her daughter
Mrs. C. F. Beattie.
Miss Madie Manning of Steven­
son spent Sunday with her sister
Mrs. Tom Morris.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Newman of
Salem were weekend visitors of
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Correl.
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Kimbrough will be grieved to
hear of the death of Mr. Kim­
brough’s father on October 27 in
Tacoma. Mr. Kimbrough. Sr., died |
after a very short illness
Miss Felice Ford of Portland
stent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Sams.
Last Thursday night Miss Betty |
Correl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Dick Correll entertained at a
Hallowe’en party Ip honor m h» r
playmates.
Hallowe’en
games
were played and elder and dough.)
nuts were enjoyed. Those attend­
ing were Virginia and Gladys
Morris, Betty Palmer, Jimmy and
Joan I^ash, Mary Iy>n Sams Lil­
lian and Carrol Bucher. Walter
Van Meter, Ona Mae and Cllta
Clair Catos.
Mrs. Orlln Gunter returned
recently after completing her
work In Hood River.
W. M. Sandercock this we«-k
finished shingling his new home.
Mrs. May Burdette mother of
Mrs. W. H. Sandercock returned
to Portland Thursday after a
three day visit with her daughter
and son.
IVII'RF.D Ml V R F f’OVFRiVG
Kelly Lape. 21. Hood River,
and Martin Kunz, 30, Vancouver,
Wash., are recovered from In­
juries suffered while working on
the main spillway dam. They are
In a Portland hospital. Lape foil
from a high line cable and Kunz
was struck by a line and thrown
several feet.
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UK NEW PALAIS ROYAL ORCHESffll
APPEARING
NOV,i
10ti|
ARMISTICE
Merrills
Columbia Cardens
CASCADE LOCKS, ORHX’.ON
HIS FIRST TOUR A F T E R A Y EAR IN A
FEATURING BETTY LORRAINE
DIRECT FROM SIDNEY. AUSTRAL**»
The First Music Corporation of A » pr,c* B
Appear in the Dam Area
pant!