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About The Bonneville Dam chronicle. (Bonneville, Or.) 1934-1939 | View Entire Issue (May 7, 1936)
MAY 7, 19» - ■ TUR “ “ “ “T RON N E V I L L E CHRONICLE T H IR T ttK N Mr». Hill Shaw gave Uie fishing! th<- thro*.-» of «-«»nstruetion ttii« week with tfi«- a«J«lit">ri ui two b«drooms party »lie wa» with a few iiiinul«-» and a bath t«» th« ir home, well .mder «•f anxiety la»t Sumlay when »he v . ■. »lipp««l fr«.m a r«»ek hnr«l«-ring the Mrs. C. P. Beatie and ««»n I* ft for pool at Tumo r fall» and fell into the| Mr. and Mrs. Will Pinch, Mr. and < • itar.o, Or*-g«»n, Tuesday, for an ex Y urlìi club met in the Mr. and Mr». 1». L. Ter williger Mr». Wayn< Fineh of N«'hra»ka, and tended visit. Mrs. Beatie «1 i*J not |,tonimi Friday evening at swirling w < i I« t . A rather damp y«iiir)»r drove to PortlamJ Monday. Mr. and Mr». <». 1». Fineh of Hood f.n«*w wf.en th« y would relmn. lady r*-»ii!t*-*l. Various w^iwlul*« for th • Mr. ami Mr». L«-Trae<* have moved Hlvpr visit* <1 at the home of Mr. Mr. in«1 Mrs. M«^Jrea<iy, of the Bon Mr. and Mr». Karl Sny«|* r motored b, miner «n u »*» ami g«u*r.il arid Mrs. Will H. Hunter Sunday. ny Park g a r a g e , drove to Portland mio \M urr«-n<ial<- thi» w«:«-k. Tti«-y to Tueorna over the weeken«! to \i»it Mr. and Mr*. C«-nrg*- Carr, formerly [wan dlseuimed. Monday on a brief business trip. Mi»» Jane Harne». f'irmerly r«-»i<l*-«l in Bonn* ville. of WarTemlale, mov«-«l into their n*-w Th*- landsraping »rheme, in the » Millrr amt Mr«. Mil«*** J u I iii » • ;<«■* n»«.n »|.ent Saturday Your reporter had a »ear«- thi* home in lio«l»on last Thurwia). Pti«i proc*»» of «levelopment in Uie f)o*t- Ui a (Marty of friend* tiri.I and Sunday in Health* visiting with w«*k while gathering thi» news, Carr» are t»u»y thi« week preparing son residential «;i»tri«:L took .nor« frien.J». (rtli wing <»f lf‘#‘ auditorium th«- n«-w home, laying water pipes, definite f«*rm this week with the i While di»«*u»*ing ove ami stuff with William Audette, former re»i«ient librili luncheon w;*» appearance of a number of »hruhs of the Roosevelt Inn, re<'*'ntly moved •Jiff St«-in*r who w a» working <»n arid lan«i»eaf*ing th«- gr«nin«ls. Mi»» Metty Forresttierg of fingl*- along th*- lawn fronts in the lower to Nortli Honneville. th«- r«*of «.f a rahin in Warrendale,i Mr» I*. K. Chapman of 0re«*k spent the week-end with h«*r line of house*. It is planned io ex K K. Jennings. manager of «»>e Sail i 4 ik I Mr. ami Mr». Van your reporter vw» stamling on a sehool «hum. Miss MaJva Jean Davis, tend th*» «i' Veiopn.eftt along tile en Pranoisro nffu-e of th*- Con*T«-t*- Kn- r, of Salem wrrr visitor» tire tw«»-»tre*-t section. New lawns gine*-ring «'ompany. arri\«*«l Sunday ladder. There was i whispering ;<t the lather’s tiorri*- in f»od»on. K Sawyrr borne over the Mr. nn«l Mr*. Te«J Johnson are in will also be grown. s<)iin«l frorn h«*Jow and turning < ì ì « - i for a »liort inspection trip III» rum-1 panv tia» tto* <*«.nlrart for the m*tal- e«»v* re*i ito- Sp-in« r dog. *’Bu«ldyMJ Irwti of ili*' Safeway »U«!** Intion of th** reinforcing »1« *-l fr.r the hohlij eliruhing ttie n.irr«iw rung». Ili» brother, Hot» Marsh. spillway «lain. ».«y» tfo- litt le f«-iiow, a fox t*:r- , op from Longv|«*w o\ r Mi»» K«in.i Merritt and mother The installation of a soda fountain and the ri*-r. I i . i * n*-v* r t»*-« n Laugtit lo «•limi» pth I Hay returned to Long- »pent Sunday in North Honneville. la«l«l*-r» and p u t on thè perform ance BomPAOy Willi tur broth r Mr. .»nd Mr» Hill L«-Trare r«-r«-ntly <»n hi» o w ii in itia tiv e . enlarging of his counter service. ni UK. ami «pent a «lay in moved fr«.rii the H*.«»»e\eit mn annex Mr». H. S. B aty »peni W«-*lne»«|ay pluming to ft»« ar«-a Mon- to a eafnn in Warrendale. -*ri*l T h u rw la y *>f la»t we*-k v is rtin g , Mr. and Mr». K. Armstrong have h«-r »i»t*-r in P o rtla m i. Arch Cook, we commend the improvements Mr». Snyd«T are preparing re«*ently taken « iv « t the management [for Itii'ir hume in (^ileaio «>f tto* Roo»*\«'il inn. Mr. an«l Mr», i Mr. and Mr». Roxy H ill re tu rn e d to you are making in Tyrrell’s Tavern. NN irre m ta le Mon«iay a fte r a we«-k‘» Mr. Sny«l*T ha» b«*«*n D. It. Scoffern. former manager», i v i» it to \ber«leen, W a»tdngton. l«,n the «lam f«»r the pant have taken over th** management of Mr. and Mr». A. H«-lla gpent Sun- plan* t«» leave f«*r the ea»t the Lake Lytle hotel on the roa»l «I«y and Momlay in llill» h o ro v is iiin g neat w«-«k. n«-»r lt«H‘ kaway. M r. Bella'» par*-r»t» tfu-r«-. Mr» Jo** Har«-al«iff l«*ft for The »t«»ry 1» told of two young M r. and Mr». N orm an K lln e ~p«-nt Rondi) morning lie In* h!«)«»l». r* *«1* nt* *'f H<»nn«-ville, who Sumlay in P o rtla m i iri c<jmpany w ith . . of IM »rr.iv. I j.it d<*ri«ling th* v n**d*«l *«>rn<-thmg to M r. K lin « '» hr«»th«-r. turn* I*» T» nm«i wh«*re h*- «•at about 3 a m. Sunday morning, Mr. <n«l Mr». M T ho m pso n an*J tranaferr«-«! t«« Ltk«- rh.irg*- wok«* up the mother of one of ttiern. «latiglit«-r *p«-nl thè |a»t vveek w ith ami rrrav«-l plant- *»he. without looking at the «’l«»rk. i M r. Thom pson** »i-t* r.. Mr». H ack- Mr» Vat Ceofge rolled ir*>*<\ thinking »die w. - «-paring ■ nd MW PIv in* oil 1 ’ fir akfa-t h'-f«»re t/o* m* n ,*.«-nt to •■nt'*-rg. at h* r ti**ni«* in S tockton, pvt the road le Por I imi j work. Imagine her ire wn« u »he d!a- lia lifo rn ia . M r. am i Mr». *ia rl K ricka on visit»-«! for a tw«,-«lay \i»ii! The j rover«-*! that it Wa» Sunday an«l h*-r th« Ir r* la ti\« » in S e llw o m i o ve r thè I fo lli, .»•! Iloti. 1 1 I '• in« n were ju»t hungry. week-end. '.»Miily rar. I K. Arrn»tr«»ng. manager of the. J. J. West<*rlund drove to Portland Cellin» ami Ih. M r» . R«.n*eveit inn, inn. who who 1« i» registrar r«g »trar f««r f" r jsiin«Uy to superinteml the building I* -t ,«id M.'O'la • «*n ' I* o f th pr* « in« t * n«*ompa*»ing the «lam of ht, n,.u hor|K. Mr W e»ter,und OF HOOD RI VER |ri» twame s«-iz*-d with i ««n th«- Oregon »hi«, wa» notifi**«l tin» has h«-«-n anxiously eyeing a particu- otti arti«*, ami wllh Ihe w*-. k that there w«*re 375 r*-gi*t*r*-d. betroatatag leeel industry o f th*-«.*- 2«'.4 w*-r« denncralg and 111 I Iar pi«*ce <-f property d th*- approach! to the interstab* hri«!»*** for the past |i ■ •- 1 rI*». «Ir* »• ri w.r*- repuhllran» lh*«-rinrt No. 420 15 or years, it i» r**port*-d. and j jonn* ville U. ha\«- l»r Wbtt»- extend» from tin- county lin«- we»t recently had the g**od fortune to i>- offemlimr rii« rule r nearly t«» Bridal Veil fall». CAPITAL AND SURPLUS . . . . S 115,000.00 purchase it. His n**\v homo, it 1» •«-»«1er, g*nnl attendant at said, will he something to talk about. .ay stur«, »|*«-nt a qe A blanket, a ford, a kettle or two. TOTAL RESOURCES................ 1,450,000.00 Mr. and Mrs. Clifton were vlsih-d «le« oratine hi» bou»*- in nowhere to g<*. and nothing to do— by Mrs. Clifton's nephew, Verne Villa »ertor. , a tourist. Clark, this vv«-ek. Mr. Clark is do hnkins, fiel.l «-ngim-er for ing some landscaping for them and trie, arrivati at iti** Rm.»*-- Bill; •‘Anything th«* matter with last week plar»fl 15 trailer-loads of for an eitended »Li> from the car?** dirt m the Clifton front lawn. The in (»in a . Ohio. Mr. Jen- W ill; Writ, th«-re's only one part result is very pleasing. ronf«T with Columbia »>n- of ttiut doesn's make a noise, ami [ company on Rie exeava- onneville I DAM Warrendale Dodson o WEST COAST POWER CO First National Bank mmmm JjlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllHIIIIlllllll 53234853232353000202000201020002024848234848234853534823234853534853485323312323535323 nn. Muzzy, of Tacoma. \va»h- rt «if Uie Star Iron St« • • force, is spending a few h Columbia Construction |in the problem «>f *-r*-*’ t- »ntry rrane that will h«- hi Uie servire derk « f the folff of the wim«- company »penal duty as an elec- Id is in company with Mr. fiool «lays drawing rapidly Uie R o o s e v e lt inn i» about mr of it» most reliable i Sb ven». Falmi .1 Mer- 0 ‘Keefe, and Thelma Bar- hers in Uie Bonneville >1, will leave f«»r the »um- |*»n on or around th* 12th )nth It is umlerstOfNl that force have rccelven Uieir J«>r the coming whool >• || return next fall to b* g ti |lm i liaugto-rty of C.»M-.td nwi'fitly Uiken < iv « t the H< e of the Loi'ks Cleaners » building. Mi»» June f'i -illemlurit, ha» returned he in California. V O TK FOR d. LEE br.itie C-imlidat«* for h er iff River County. rlmaricH May 15th I o « h I All Summer bOUl ROUDD TRIP TRRIR FARES ERST Dmtiy May 19 I Sat. Night I IB lYoin N. Honneville (Jdrago New York Bo«lon Cincinnati lH-troit Kan»u» City Minneapolis N* vv Orleans Ptiila«l«*l|»hla St Louis Washington STANDARD TO l’RIST COACH 9 fi6.9r. {*' 9 C7.20 1 M4.1U 95.3T. *■ 105.(10 122.50* H 2 .rj< 102.43 f M or 09.45 | t 79.10 »510* f.9.25 i 79.W Ü6 40* 4».(K) 57.60 72.00 i7 **• 56.00 70.10 67.2II S * 79.56 9».50 M. hi ■ " 104 05 120.95* rvi.ii:, we 63.60 79.W) 91.70 101.95 iih . k :.*. 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