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Y. MAY 7, l g » TWI B MITES TO BE iE« guests of BON NF V I L L E I ——--------- --------- —----- Cascade Locks nneville women I DAM NIFI Fi C H R O N I C L E P, W. A. Uiia week w ith th«- r* tu rn «if the old - t d e hig h w ay erew to th e Locks. (c o n tin u e d fro m p ag e 1) /c o n tin u e d fro m p a g e 1) Sh< I ujh a ho us«* full arid h er hands s«« Bobble com«- "plopyplopping' made, an«l c o n stru ctio n be a ctu a lly full f«-«*«hng the bunch. into th*- place in th e mi«idl«- of cum - sta rte d . Nohle Hyde, local poef and scribe, rn«-r «»n sri»iw-sh#»<-s, w e arin g a Mr. ami Mm. G«-«»rgc llugghlonm vit'dt«* of crroftnilion of ID.* J u s t how noon the mon*-y w ill a r is again « ni| l«>y«*d on the govern- m angy fo r «-«»at, straw h a t, a rctic xp* fit tw o «luya w ith fricndH at vVin- _ h« mg «Jon«: by tiic r«*c» nil rive w as not learned, b u t ¡1 w as u n - 111 «n t rr«-w w orking <*n th«- ju n io r >* 1.1 k WaJlon l.«*gu« in Rem loek, W ash in g to n , thin w«-*-k. m itte n s an«J th e Hohhi«- h*-*-«l grin. | derxtood tlia t th e re w ere a n u m b e r «-off« - «laril in th<- Hiiiitii a b u tm e n t of ind tii«- p ro * rtm ti»at ha*. New York critics, w ho have seen« «if leg^il fo rm alities to be in.ule bo~ Aimmk Md«*n Journey«*! to l*«>rt- ! the m ain «lam. «rxornpiiffh«*!, tiie Honn«-- Mr. aii«J .Mrs. Andy M iller <lro%e to Bobbie 1 - tr u t jfal fr«-t iiis h o u r u p o n ’ fur«- th e tra n s fe r of fun«ls can he fi«:n’n club w ill frtc tin- or- land Monday, r* tu rn in g th a t r\in ning. ‘•rand «.«ml«-«- for a s h o rt trif* th is th« stag«-” agr»-«j«i alm o st unan im o u s- . effect»sl. Jn l<> » dinner in tin- WMl U v m -n n - Haggbloorn and tira n t w« • k. Th«-y 1« ft W«dh«-sday and will ly th a t Bobbie o u g h t to leave h lsj Nlonilay's actio n culm inated m ore t . (U ta n tm Mumu> ,v*-- «Javia »p« nt Mon«Uy In P ortland. r« tu rn som etim e nrouivl th e we«;k- f«ng«-rs «lipp«-«J in honey an«i be given! th an nin«* m o n th s of «.-ffort and it If Mi*x Itila fiark«-r celebrated h«-r «•n«l. rg.-tion from th e I’o rtla i d wax w ith u xiKh of relief th a t th e P th hirth«Ja> Tw«-H«|ay w ith a sm all Fr««l \Nolf w aa f«-f««J to a b irth d ay a feath er. gaafr— iif th*- Isaak W alton |M |B | Th«- g u y ’s n u ts. You w ill beiievc- w«.r«l wax r«*«-»*iv«<l th a t the la st p a rty of frh-nda at h«-r horn«: on party hy his m any friends tu th* will nt, h ra lird by th a t r«- Eagle « r»-< k h«-ighta. Thus* pre*g-nt <Tit«-hf|«-ld s««-ti*in th is w«-ek. th a t w hen you x«»*- him in action. •»bstaele in th»- path had been h u r- aaiuralM k W illiam F W i Mm. Kirnmel, of the O d u m b ia Frank NV^lker's or«di«-»tra w ill pre- di«*<l. it w as un«l«-rst4iotl a t the lim e g lffaiMl me commarwler of til«* w«-r«- : lìllm on and A«kllnon llarrlH«»n, th is p ap er w*-nt to press th a t as soon Dorn* lth«*l* *. Jack Fixlu-r, Virginia l««'t«-l. w. rit to Portiam l \N ♦•«ln« s<lay I leafin'. I •• will lx iiic I im )««] x«,nt th*- ha« kgroon«l fo r som e of as th«- fun«ls a re re«»«*iv»*d in r'o rt- T«xxi«-r. 0«-m K«dl«-nburg, KI h I«- H ar *«ll a sh«»rt busin«sx tri|>. r.. lecture to Mrs. p. j . L«*e an«l J. A. J«»lmson i H«ihhi«-'s fancy foot w ork. Oh y«*s, larnl. K ukeuberg A W h itm an , su c- l l Mr. Finb-y, follow«-«! follow««I b by y ta lk s ria. Cy J«*nklna, Ida <dazi«-r, and Rill h«-V a d an cer of no m«-an talen ts. c.-sxful hi«ld«-rs for th«- c o n tra ct, w ill arid It«-tty l*ti«-lp». Th«- aft* rnoon v if w ere P o rtlan d v isito rs \V.«in*-s«lay. r prom inent go«-Ht> uruini|* v>H* m ^ — ■ Mr. an«J Mrs. Noble F. ||y«le urove Rolan«-«- «leriv«*J from l«*hg e*|)eri- h*-gin c o n stru ctio n . ovvs, cham pion m s te r «d »P«** ln I “O'1“ * «Ort* T h e ir w ork w ill **«:nter first in t«« Hoo«J Hiv«*r th is week in *>n<- of •*nc«- ax i fan cy «liv«-r «i«*«-« th a t. You if ir roast, w ill be p m u -n t follow« d hy r* freahin« lits and danc clearin g b ru sh ami trees from the Kirk H u lh ra iiffs bran*l-n«-w cars. know , H'dihie «,nly iniss»*«! th«- Olym- r Ina dem onfftrallon of ti.•• In*. Mr. am) Mrs. *t«-«>rg<- ijir li» drove pi«> in 1924 h*-«-aus«- ««f an accid«.-nt. r* -« rv o ir sit»- ami pipe-lin«- r'g h t-fd - Jim m y W ain w rig h t In com pany at the Tub h a tch e ry , and w ay. A »litch w ill be «lug from the H«*i hi«* h as piaye«| w ith som e of ir 'oae, gam e w arden for w ith Mrs. I a ir y Journeyed to P o rt t«i P o rtlan d S atu rd ay . Mr. and Mrs. Altrnis arriv ed m the ' th«- b«*st know n a cto rs and actresses wat«*r h*-a«l to tin- hig h w ay to c a rry \*r rf.unty. w ill also 1 •• land Moiwlay. I»r. .ind Mra. M. E Jo h n so n «irovc P< nn s T avern section S atu rd ay . M rs .; in the th*-atri«-al w h o ’s wtio. NVTiile ’ the p rim e m ain, and b ra n c h line« to P o rtla n d T uesday aft« rnoon for Altinis is a d«-s|gT)«-r for th«- Pacific w ith th«- ««Id B aker sb^-k com pany w ill he laid .-ast and w est to serve « ne of the d o c to r's in freq u e n t visita Coaat St«-« 1 com pany and is in th e | fam oux in P o rtlan d f«*r m any years, th«- exi*-n'l«-«l lateral sy stem . COMMISSARY a w ay from tow n, T hey re tu rn e d «listriet «>n business. h«- piay«*«i w ith Ttieo«Jijre Rob«-rt8, H arry Ream, r«-allor from T he xin«-«- «i«- i<i. '/.axil P itts. Mayo Niethot UILDS NEW CAMPS th a t evening. iK io« n la a MuRim «a on a F rank M unkers. of th e Salew ay Iw lb's. w as a v isito r in th e Locks .m«i m any o th e rs. II«- w as selected by lie, especially w hen the m en! sto re , \\4« » busin*ss visitor in T he S atu n lay rn< ruing. an«l sp en t a f«*w 1 D irector W ally Gilh«*rt, fa th e r of D espite th e fact th a t m any h u n - h o u rs w ith his fn«n«l, D onna M ohr, Jo h n G ilbert, to play P enrod i n ! <ir*-ds «»f people attem i the Ro«is«?velt kin* all «lay, h u t th a t’s t h e 1 I«.iihs W<dn*-«day. lonal COOMRlmary dm * heat, Mr. .md Mr* V Floyd of P o rtlan d at h«-r «Ires» shop. |»*n«-od ,,n«i S.«m” . theat«»r each w eek, th e re is som e Mrs. Jack Rim er w ill be th e gu«*st from F. J. M cfionald a re m iking th«-ir hom e a t th e iic lt- NV« 11. an y w ay , you w ill w an t to th in g im pending, so m eth in g going t« a rtis t at a <Ji*trict m eetin g of th« x«;«; th e fellow w hen h«- opens at hap p en . It h a s even be*n flash*?d on lt Uie roncern h as reeeiv«*<ln>.r apartm«-ntx. Mr. Floy«l Is « m- ployeii .,t tí.• irai Mm. Floy«! is '»t«-v« n»on NN one n » clnh in th a t city Nfcrrill'x pavilion th is ^um lay night. th*- si-n-en. I' t to operate, a MD th is w««-k. Mrs. Sam plers w ill play \«i antics are too sily for him to _____ jr the All-American can.il w o rk in g at M oran's !««*lg«\ NVe m ig h t h in t so m ew h at to give f W ssii » is located 30 mil«» fro m Mrs. S«-rant*»n is a busy w om an acc.impanirnen? f«»r N|rs. Rim er. Ttn- att**rnpt. No situati«>n is w ith o u t a you a lead. It has to d o w ith a n me« tin g w ill i!*»o f«-ntiir« an ¡-rf cu«.* t«» s«-nd him off on some crazy aiiditinnal a ttra c tio n soon to begin e n c .- r n . V!diM*<n.»l b id s w ill be mad«- ex h ib it. ■ rial «tarn. Nation.,I . t.in tru m <«f pantomin«*, m im icry or f<> - th«» h«-r.*-fit of p;:tr«»n». W h at i- Mr. an«! Mrs. H arry E. NVaite of ju st plain b ird y -b ird y raving. is operating a I.«#*-man m th.- n* ,r fu tu re on o th e r jo b s at th is myst«-ry? «Jan you solve it? I *-- -• nt u n d er c o n stru ctio n th ro u g h Tr«.ut*lale w«-re v,sit««rs .«t th e M. L. M n all building* o u t th e c o u n try . t M organ li*«rii»- Surviav. M .md e q u ip p e d r. Mr. an«l Nlrs. PM D art of Moialla snd Mr. and Nfrs. F ran k H atto n of filailston«- stopp«-«l for dinn«-r an«i an o v e r-n ig h t v'*it at the Spra*u«‘ ii«»m<- T h u rsd ay e n ro u te to Sjaikan«-. Th ey CANDIDATE FOR REPUBLICAN NOMINATION FOR visit*-«! th e ir rel itlv« s. Mr. an«l Mrs. « H atton. Mrs. S. M. Hill drove to Hoo«l River M onday on husin« ss. C harles G«-Ple| an«l w ife >p#-nt th e HOOD HIVER r O I NTY w«*ek-« rwl in V ancouver an«l P«»rt- For Vi#»« ro u s Law E nforcem ent, Im p artial Juxtice ami Economy- lan«l en jo y in g th e th e a te rs. Mr. an«l Mrs. i^harl*?s Bybee have Paid A dvertisem ent left th e region for P ittsb u rg , Calif. Th« > t«»ok leave c-f th e ir frien d s h ere Wedn«-sday. J. J. G eitner and Ed Noah spent Tu«-s«lay in P o rtla n d on a b u sin ess trip . Mr and M rs. C art«r have left the Hill apartm<-nts an<l w ill take up th e ir residence in P o rtlan d . T hey left NV«»«ln«*silay. Miss Mary F rancis T rip le tt of I»en- v*-r. Colo., Mr. and Mrs. 0 . L. Mc FEATURING P h erso n and Mrs. Ackleg o f P o rtla n d stopp«-d In the Locks NNVdnesday af tern o o n to v isit th e ir frieral. Jack Iftl » • Mr. an«i Mrs. NVuner d ro v e to Pine Grove in th e Hood River valley Sun- day aftern o o n to visit th e ir niece, Mrs. Floyd Mason. “ TOE ENTERTAINER SUPREME” Mrs. Lilli«’ Ranks of Y am hill aDd tw o sons. O tho and Lloyd, visited a t th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Master of Ceremonies with Point«*r S atu rd ay aftern o o n and eve ning. Mrs. Hank» is Mrs. P o in ter's siste r. Frh-nds engineered a su rp rise p a r ly for Mrs. Galen F a n rh e r at h e r hom e here \Vedn«*sday afb-rnoon in ho n o r of h er b irth d ay . T he tro u p march»»«! unannounced into the F an c i e r hom e, arm ed w ith go«««l th in g s to eat. glad ti«iings and good ch eer for the day. Mrs. Faneher w as som e w h at astonished at the in tru sio n , hu t upon realizing the p u rp o se w ei- come«i the p arty . Mr. and Mrs. Herman H eft of Odell. Oregon, w ere Sunday v isito rs a t th e home of Mr. and Mrs. V. F. NVigren. Jack M eyer and Mrs. Ros«» L. M eyer j w ere v isito rs a t the M. L. M o rg a n , hom e NNV«lnesday. Mrs. M eyer ac- rom panied Mrs. Morgan w hen th e la tte r drove the Cascade L ocks grade j school baseball team to Od*d| fo r th e game there. NEW AND USED BUILDING MATERIAL, Jack H arford, d istric t re p re se n ta tive for the Jo h n Deere plow com K*st Eighth and BeJiuout Streets, pany, stopped in the Locks Tues«lay P o rtlan d , Oregon. LADIES FREE aftern o o n to v is it w ith his old GENTS 40c friend, M. L. Morgan. SUNDAY DANCE '3 B M 'NAL MYSTERY? I VOTE FOR JOHN N. MOHR Don’t Miss The District Attorney Sunday N ite DANCES Bobby Reed as Johnny Walker and His Boys Beginning May 10th MERRILS COLUMBIA GARDENS Vote For M rs . Wm. Munroe DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE STATE FOR REPRESENATIVE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES, MAY 15, 1936 NOTICE Wrecking Mt, Hood Hotel at Hood River, FOR SALE—200,000 feet lumber of all dimensions. You may build your house, your cabin, your auto camp, etc, Also windows and doors, bath tubs, toilets, sinks, wash basins, pipe and fittings, electric ranges, • and 3-pole range switches, See Salesman at job or call R. J. McGuire evenings at Mt. Hood Hotel. DOLAN WRECKING CO., y