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IARRISON DIES
FROM 50-FO O T
FALL O FF DAM
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1 Harr won, I»>r», <ll«'«l in SI
f|(1l n| 'ii -i'iLil. Portl.iiM), il
,
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from in ju rn « r
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■ when h* fell Mi f. . |
^,, 1 «. * <»r* on tin: io.on pillv ,
■B
}Xh- li- lovs freezing tem p ei„tu i.
L,. | M
,| by fellow workiie n (<»
iv, i) !iiil ‘ <l li im muscle»» uni ni.nl'
n un.ihle to receiver ton balance.
,,,|o>iil by O m crete Kngin» » ring
k,, | •
i. a . is placing ri infore|n*f
* 1 on tu|i of pi«T 17 training w ill
pi.. <|n\\ riMlrearn Hid«: of tile spill-
i> Tin ro|M' bell whi«,b should
| VP |.r» N* nled U m : accident \\ i-
jinl on top of the wall wllb lb.
p,t I.
t ipparently having «■ >u
bli'.l
fj|,,rri»on fell h a rk w a n ls off Hie
lining
to M.rne HCaffoldlrii« - i \ .
it below inil p lu n g 'd 40 feel fur
^,-r b lb1- roneretc iiie « «»f If
bn II
-knll w * h fractured .n.i
left hip .»ml l«*ai br«»k«-n lb- died
Itbinit regaining r.*»nsciu«»*ne—
[Fun.ri! w m n s were hel«l Til«—
rn. riniik it St Ignatius r ii u r 'b
I*ortlin<l He lived a t ¥K >7 South-
l.onn -tr**et, P«»rtlan«l.
IAYNARD KIRBY'S CAR
PLUNGES IN FISHWAYS
|r » il 1 Mr*. VI «yn.ir«! Kirb
fir-t j*emon* lo hâve the d o u b l
ai !)<•!:■ of Lik/ng a k w I iii in IL-
pi r<--.-nation fodiwayn.
5t**Ting g ir of Kirby * s. dan
tnt "¡1 of rommiwiion as th< car
ruundtng the sliarp c.ur>e n«*ar
postnffic*. Ont of conlrul an<l,
kfor* K by roulfl «t/*p 1 1. It
|ung*d into the icy w.it» rs of |li<
nanal. whi«di luckily was onl>
| fev. f.-.-t «1erp, O nlookrrs pulled
Kirb'.s to «Iry land unlnjur«*d.
I) A M
C H R O N IC L B
FI VK
l»U < K IMtlM |( | | , | ( |
J. K. K iis « hii of \ ,,r u, Bonneville,
\N
suffer«.«! lac<Ti tl«»ns last
Wi*
wh“n
truck’« brakes ra||»-«|
•m.l lb. v«ble|.. went out of eon-
[jol II. was trrat.il by Nation ,|
Mr. .«ri«i Mrs. K. I.. Mann moved
lloHplt.il association at Honriev|||e. baek into their Portland home
lhurs«lay. Mr. .Mann plan« lo com
mute
from Portland ••ach .lay to bis
SCOUTS OF DAM AREA
work at the «Jam.
CELEBRATE 26TH YEAR Mr. and Mrs. K. .Johnson from
•Bonneville moved into the home va-
Hoy scouts of Hi,, d u n area are
by Mr. and Mr». E. L . Mann.
'N* .inn»: their uniform« all thin week Mr. Johnson is waietmusernau for
m honor of the *»;u, ,inni\ersury of Lolumhia Construction company.
tin- foillMliiiK Of seoutirix in this
Inclement weather ha- cause«] a
country.
postponement of the Honnie n ark
l|- listened Saturday evening 'Aomen - Wednesday sewing club’s
b> tin ad d i•
of pieaident Hooae niix«*J party sch«'dule«J f«ir last
x,'l* o\.-r i rial ion-w ii|e hookup. night. Il!ne-s has laid a number «>f
*siui«liv( tb«.y att*n«bsl «diurch en members low arid the cold «lecbled
m i*«., in uniform. S«.fiut we«*k ex- the r«'«l t«» have the party at a
t« nd« from F-briiary 7 to February later flat*', to be announced.
li <• f f | J . »r.
Mrs Jo.- Hnchcr will be hostess
to the s.-wirig cluh at tier home next
Wednesday aftern on.
LOCKS EAGLES AERIE
Mr. and Mrs. John Myers spent
r*ortland.
SPONSORS BOY SCOUTS -•atui day t«. Mon«la
Mr. and Mrs. Te«| Johnson took
t -oMuile I.i.r k s aerie «»f Kagles their daughter. India Jean, to Port
Iliu rN la y m gtit to«»k o\i.t «pcjnsor- land Thursday afternoon to have
sb ip of «rout troop
fo rm erly her cold treated.
»poiisor-d b> tin- «^«s«a<Je Locks
Mr. and Mrs. A. Lloyd of «mrt-
ro in n iiin ily c h u rc h .
land visit'd their son-in-law and
><«iutm.i«U*r M L . Morgan pre- daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Me-
s« n,«vl tin- troop, if, boy« in fu ll u ni Shatko, Sunday afternoon.
fo rm . t«i In* brotfn r Kagles. and put
M. M. McCrady spent Tuesday in
it th ro u g h m arching d rill» and fo r Portland on business.
Mrs. J. B. Lash has been confined
m atio n -
I ruler W o rth y President
Moe. tile Ktgle.s took 0\ er III«' sp«in- to to r bed since the end of last week
so rsb ip wln-n the ch u rch felt it with a serious cold verging on
r«»nl«i not offord Hn* expense in- pneumonia.
.Miss Virginia Conley of Hood
\o |\.-d Meeting- w ill continue to be
Hiver
visit«'*! her mother, Mrs. Har
In ld in tin- high -«bool gym nasium
ry
Matthewson.
Sunday.
T b u r v la y evening«.
Mrs. C. A. Robertson is sp«oiding
several weeks with her mother in
DAM BASKETEERS WIN
Brownsville, Ore., following the
death a week ago of her aunt in
FROM RELIABLE SHOE Kugene. Mr. Robertson accompanied
his wife to the funeral and then re
H o n neville dam 's b asketb all team turned to his duties as principal of
piled up its tenth w in out of l i the Honneville grade school.
g - n n s th is season w hen it t r i
Mr. and Mrs. John Karg were
u m p h .. | o \ . r tin- p o w e rfu l R eliable hfists for an impromptu dinner
Shoe t< h i of P o rtla n d . .'W-.'A T h u rs party Friday evening at their home
d ay in tin H on neville school gym when an automfibile belonging to a
n asiu m .
friend froze up an«l was brought
A fist and exciting game, Honne- inb> the garage for repairs. Guests
vllle h-d by on»- point. 17-16, at the were Messrs Ferguson. Fortner,
half. Hep able Shoe i- the first half
winner in Portland’s strongest bas
ketball aggregation, the American
Dodson
HMJ1 I STS OKDINANCKN
r<qi|.-st for ail copie« of nrdi-
Ur.-s p«"*d by (jifira«le l,orks an«l
b r Or< gnu riljcH «turing 19% ha*
tn nuile by the Unlverslty of
r*r«>ri bnr<Mii of rn v jtrr.h and tin
Ihim. of Oregaa a u « . Togi U m ; League.
Mb ii .
th in 71) copies of or>li-
pf'es , r-aily on han<), tbe n«w
Ht'N'l) A V CHICKEN DINNER
fi'- iV- r, w ill b<* wsed an Un h,«»i**
( wi t h Noodles or Dumplings)
an Information Hervice th a ï i»
■H «I w 11 prove of grcat valu*- to!
50c
Bhnieip , n ifn v n i an«l othent.
J l b - n t your room» a n d a p i r t -
p i th ru a elaasM ed ad la T h e
H O \ V K V 1 1. L Ë
Dameron,
Wliaite.
Bracey. The!
party was almost broken up whcm VFW SLATES FEB. 21
Mr. Karg tune«! m 1 m entry, Kng-j
FOR LATOURELL DANCE
land on his short-wave radio, only!
to find the orchestra playing "The
Ted Johns«, n and his ere™ of
Music Goes Hound and Hound.
workers are making arrangem ents
Mrs. To«! John-on arid children are| for w h at promises to he one of the
all suffering from bad colds ib is' best of the dances sponsored by
week.
Bonneville Iiamsite post 3061, Vet
Mrs. McGowan was ill the first o f ; erans of Foreign Wars, next F ri
the week from a cold.
day, February 21, at Latourell falls
tavern.
Meeker's Five Ace» of Portland has
again been chosen to play. Special
entertainm ent and decoration« are
Golfl w eather coupled w ith -now being planned. The committee ex
and sleet storm s has left the for pects a large crowd from the entire
est service work in the district at a darn area.
standstill. Excavation for the new
warehouse at Columbia Gorge «list-
rict ranger station is well under LOCKS YOUNG PEOPLE
way, hut is stopped this week.
TO FORM CHURCH CLUB
I »¡strict Hanger Roy L. Weeman
and Mrs. Weeman left last Saturday
A young people’s Christian society
for a week's trip to visit their old will be organized Sunday evening at
ranger station at Stehekin at the 6:30 o’clock at the Cascade Locks
upper end of L .*••■ Chelan, Wash. community church, the Rev. u . G.
They expect to return Saturday.
Weaver announce«! this week.
First tow er for the Eagle creek
All young people intereste«! in
suspension footbridge has been com starting such a group are asked to
pleted. The tower, on the south meet with the Rev. Weaver. Com
bank, is 30 feet high. It is now be petent, Christian leadership is prom
ing braced.
ised.
Forest Service
W y e th News
L. G. Tfjdd and brother-in-law ,
James Flurv visited Portland Sunday
on business.
Miss Norma Jenkins is the guest
of Miss Elsie Harris until he« mo
ther returns from her visit to Re«J-
mond. Ore.
M. L. Morgan of Cascade Locks is
furnishing W yeth children with
transportation to school at the
Locks this week. Radiator and en
gine of the school bus froze the end
of last week, p utting it out of com
mission until repairs can be com
pleted.
Mrs. Lloyd Bety is spending .* few
days in Portland this week visiting
her parents.
Wyeth CCC c a m p - basketball
team defeated the forest service
team from Columbia gorge district
ranger station Monday evening.
P a tr o n i z e o u r a dv ertis ers.
Of. P hon e 2402 — Res. Ph. 1172
DR. PENN C. CRUM
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Casc ade Locks
Wood Users
COLUMBIA HOTEL
C O F F E E SHOP
A T T E N T IO N
Dodson to Herman Creek
vfw DANCE
FOR
LATOURELL FALLS
Men, 75c — Ladies Free
No. 1 DRY, OLD GROWTH
Meeker's Five Aces
FRIDAY NIGHT, Feb. 21st
First National Bank
H
Sawed 12 o r 16 inches delivered-—Call
O F MOOD RI VER
COOK'S FUEL YARD
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS . . . . $ 11 5,000,00
TOTAL R E S O U R C E S ........... 1,450,000.00
Phone Bonneville 17 or leave orders at
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