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About The Bonneville Dam chronicle. (Bonneville, Or.) 1934-1939 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 16, 1936)
1 H *' HOSIERY Chas. F. Berg, Inc. (of Portland) AT — GIFT SHOPPE Villa 24 Hour Wrecker Service r e p a ir s RICHFIELD GARAGE 1 4 -MI)** Last of Cascade I xm ks ROOMS KEN A k KITH Ca rade l«ocks. (ire — (ilK — FRANK JONES < \S4 \I)K LOCKS FOR Insurance oí all Kinds P ool & Snooker HR! M.VIONU HALL« extrade I«ockn :' tbelr I'omp, Th.,y ku||t a„ d op_ that temporarily paralyzed nis ! orated the lakeside hotel for the left side and put him in bed under GRESHAM TEAM MEETS hast 17 months. Ted Hauser re constant care of the doctor for DAM BASKblUALLbKS mains as proprietor. several days. Mrs. Florence Wahlert of Hill- Mrs. Hank Julius and Mrs. Addison and Gibson Harrison The Gresham Eagles will bring Thomas spent the weekend with Ceorge H|M-nt Thursday In Portland vis Blaisdell, has gone of to Mrs- their drill team when they play Hood River relatives at Oswego. iting friends. Dasketball with the Bonneville 'o visit her mother after staying dam team tonight at 7 o ’clock in Mrs. Fred Anderson visited her w the Hlalsdell’s since before r ww w w w w wwwww the school gymnasium. ' aughter, Jean, last week. Mrs. Christmas. The drill team will go through Anderson, who now lives at Jen. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Marquis its paces on the floor before the nltiKM Lodge, near Oregon City, are new residents in one of the game. Gresham’s contestant in the stayed at the home of Mr. and F'ulgham cabins. winter sports queen race will be Mrs. f ;. J. Brolliar. Jean will K o Mr. and Mrs. C. M MacUonald introduced. Admission to the to Jennings Ladge when tne Mr. and Mrs. <J. E. Chapman of game will be 25c. have moved into the Frank -ones »cho d semester flnlahea. home. Portland visited Mr. and Mrs. Grocer Carl Fippi-jfr rpent Fri Jack Sawyer Sunday. They from a strenuous game of hand Fred tiarrop, l«ocks nutener, day evening playing bridge with »Heed his finger severely Monday brought the Sawyer’s daugnter, ball. He slipped, tore the liga friends in Hood River. while wielding hfs heavy meat Arlene, out to see her parents. ments in his knee and win be Ml** Ruth Hrummltt. mho has axe. He lost considerable blood Miss Sawyer is atending business back on the job as soon as the knee heals, probably the end of .»••en employ. ,| at Moran’s tavern. before the finger could be treated. college in Portland. Two big shrubs were planted the month. To Hood River last Monday 1 ‘ ft last week for Washougal, Wash., where she will do house evening went the Rev. and Mrs. Tuesday on the other side ot the work. Weaver, Mrs. Galen Fancher, Miss road between the reservation Mr. and Mrs G. E. Mancnester Wilma Eddy, Mrs. Ora Hathaway, gateway and the new administra- 1 THE NEWS-TELEGRAM and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Scott went and Mrs. Mary Richart to attend tion building. The job kept a crew the county ministerial associa of gardeners busy all day placing j Representative for Cascade to The Halles Thursday to visit tion’s new classes for training the huge root mass in the deep j Locks may be reached at— Mrs. Russell Nichols, Mrs. Man- Sunday school teachers. The holes that were necessary. cnester's daughter. Mrs. Robert LePere was gu est1 THE CASCADE DRUG CO. 'Irs Hr. Melvin E. Johnson en classes will be held each Monday of honor Tuesday afternoon at a tertained the informal sewing until February 10. A number from the Hocks are planning to party given by Mrs. Leo Miller, i circle last week at her home. Mrs. LePere is moving to Port take the full course. I' ? « nt were Me dames Clark, R. Dean Bauguest of Las Vegas, land, where her husband has been Wuner. G. f ;. Manchester, fieri N. Mex., has moved into one of transferred as head of the USED| Scott. Galen Eanchcr, L. L. cost section. the Penn’s tavern apartmenis. TOMMV LUKE Sprague, it. 1„ Stevenson, Ralph Ray Hall is the new barber at Thomas Harrison was kept «1 7 S. W. «TH William Irvin Petite. Mrs. Pe from his work at the Fish hatch French’s, replacing Frank Down BEacon 7215 tit.- will entertain the circle at ery by illness several days this ing, who went to Portland be ts next H'nSiOH. cause of illness last week. week. ?v Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Cordlll and Mrs. Genevieve Bower or San Howard Harrison has been ill Mr. And Mrs. Filuu•r Cordlll spent since Sunday evening with what Francisco is having an indefinite SEE “ MAC” night ast week with is believed to be a touch or ap visit with her brother, Eddie Mc Wednt — AT THE— lfl r. an d Mrs. L. L Sprague on pendicitis. OKKGON-M A S H I N G T O X Veigh. It is the first time that thfir vray I OIne fs» Mol la la from FOX FARM FOR Mrs. Joe Miller has been sub Eddie’s seen his youngest sister in a j ext<•tided motor trip into east- stituting at the drug store this 1 ". years and they’re finding they, THE OREGONIAN **r h W ishington a id British Co week for Mrs. Joe Morris, who is have a lot to talk about. =v inhia Archie Cook spent Friday in ill. Jim BozIf y and lt. J. (Pop) Thomas Brannan. sr., of Walla Portland on business. W une* r saw the wn stling matches walla. Wash., visited his son, Paul Flegel returned Saturday i II n Pontland last \seek. T h fj say Thomas Brannan, Jr., for several from a several-day pilgrimage to ■ DR. MELVIN E. JOHNSON e griint and groain boys put on days last week. the bright lights of Portland. His PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON good HflOVfe A1 Wilson has moved back to partner, Jim Rich, went to town Mrs. Cha ries N •Ison returned the I»cks. Tuesday. la* •k ft'»ni an extendea visit U. S. Guard Frank Caroon is at j Cascade Locks Phone 35 M. L. Morgan was stricken her daughter, with Portland Tuesday noon by a heart arrack home in Portland recuperating I 1 ¡f.nry Miller. A son was iorn to Mrs. Miller just before ,-i Nelson »tay- . ,1 ft] |er and the new grand- PRICES FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY 1 ; ' t ; i , k- certain they were BONNEVILLE I N Over the Horn Club THREE H lH l < ‘ r Y E L j OMI'LKTK a u t o K I) A M C i n t o N I C L K CASCADE LOCKS K K O M Bonny U ° y N K v 1 C f % Pressure Greasing 75c BONNEVILLE SUPER S E R V I C E Opposite the Reaeravtlon Entrance. STAGE INFORMATION CALL 94 CLODFELTERS Cascade Locks NOW IS THE TIME TO HAVE VOI 11 »LIDIO SET CHECKED KY AN EXPIAIT TECHNICIAN TUBES t e s t e d f r e e CALL AL JUBIE 14-F-13 CHAPMAN’S GROCERY .Mr. and Mr Anon elc],.si s 'll, SiMiny, was rushed to the Hoorn btvher hospital in Portland Thursday suffering irom pneumonia. Mrs. Andrews and h.-r brother. Colin Merrill, mo tored Him in. Mrs. Elizabeth Manchester re turned last week to re-enter business school in Portland ulti r staying with her mother. Mrs. G. F!. Manchester since before Christ mas. Mrs. Manchester is fully re covered from her illness. I Mr. and Mrs. J. O- Williams have moved from the Hill apart ments to Oakland. Calif., wnere thev will make their home. S. O. Clodfelter returned last week from a businesp visit to Grass Valley. Mr. and Mrs. M. Sweene, and children returned last week from a visit to Portland. Hob Woodward has returned to Hood River, after a visit to h i. mother. Mr.. Sue Woodward^ Miss Sell on I a Cayo visited Miss Alice Williams at Wilsonville last New Location, the R. E. Andrew's Store— VVa Reserve the Right to Limit Quantify Schilling’s Coffee, 1 lb. tin, 28c, Brookfield Mayonnaise, pints 23c, Ghirardelli’s Chocolate, 1 lb. can i . . . . . . 31c 15c Del Monte Early Garden peas, No. 2 can Three Sisters Tomatoes. No. 7 ^/% cans, 2 for . 19c Libby’s Deviled Meat, quarters, 3 for . SOS Pads, 4s for 12c, 14c 8s f o r .........................20c Pard Dog Food, 3 c a n s ......................................... 25c Libby’s Milk, tall cans, e a c h ............................ Triangle Oats, with China, 48 oz................... Assort, of E n a m e l w a r e ( T e a k e t t l e s . and Mrs. George W. Hew- moo ,I River vtallor* 10». Chronicle. Quarts 30c Bisquick, 40-ounce p a c k a g e .............................32c ' ,VMrs Bill Keeler spent the weekend with her husband In the ” H ««h Miller, eahleman for 10 MILK 1 M>ST CABIN I » lombia. went to '•»""■'7 . “ plane hat week to be w It b.a »her who is seriously 1 1 1 . Mr nut Mra Joe Burt Rent your rooms and ftP;l r*‘ da 11 Kb’ era. Betty and Carol tnents thru a classified ad In I he tU f .....da- 1 0 Cortland to Quarts . . 39c Brookfield Salad Dressing, pints 19c, " Anna May Campbell, small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ton Campbell, is recovering from an adenoid and tonsil operation per formed In Portland la#t week. Mr and Mrs. II. C. Seymour have gone to Oakland, Calif., to ’ '" m V 2 lb, tin . . 54c percolaters. etc.) 29c each 98c Jello, 3 packages 17c.......Rinso, large package 21c Co m'£ mo Snap Washing Powder, 1-lb., 7-oz. pkg. (ONE SAMPLE PACKAGE FREE) and s . . 19c,
