The Bonneville Dam chronicle. (Bonneville, Or.) 1934-1939, June 18, 1936, Page THIRTEEN, Image 13

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    1936
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Rigged for Burglars
may be left ■* the
* roRK
In
cascai »: l o c k s
I MELVIN E. JOHNSON
IVSIC1AN ANI) 3UKO EUN
[scade Locks
Phone
35
[HE W
HITE SPOT
•SHORT o k d i h s
OI K S P E C IA L T Y "
? 5 . AGNES
I> A M f ’ II lí o N i r i, i
Inventor Dies in Trap
Or*l*îrs* f'>r
i ni- o r m w n ia n
iV * M * l*»tt
li O N II E V I L L E
BRANNAN
Cascade Locks
Hollywood
Dairy
j,M
- Hurhrr. Owner
\ LOCAL IN-ST1TITIOX
APPHKC1 \TES y o c h
PATIO >N AGE
GRADE A RAW AND I,
^PASTEUR IZED MILK
j
OD RIVER ABSTRACT
& INVESTMENT CO.
Hood Hiwr, Oregon
strarls, Insurance, Ural Estate
Phone m i
Mound*. III.—Trank Rehuid,
•evenly one, wu* bothered by
nurglara repeatedly. It antlered
Idm hecuilSe lie had so little and
they took so much.
Iteland rigged a pulley and
sprint; arrangement with u shot­
gun on his front door to trup the
burglars.
When the door mus
o|»ened the gun was tired.
Through a small hole lieslde the
door tie rould rock or uncock the
guu.
Iteturnlng home late one Sat
unlay night with an armload of
groceries Iteland forgot to on
cork *lie gun ami opened the
door.
.Neighbors found him lying be
fore the door. He had been shot
In die heart with his own gun.
Ihrk Phillip* got to Portland Iasi
week in time to see all the Rose
Ke>|i \ .1 1 atIraetions, first and last.
i -h.n ies Sheehan. II. It. Kihler and
Mo Shortridge »spent several days'
fishing at Paulina lake, reporting
good ealrhes.
Mr. and Mrs. It. G. Goodrich and
diilKhter. Invi.-, spent three dayTTri
Portland I •■»! week. The <ioodrirhes
motored to The Dalle* Sunday nr-'
coiiipanied h> Edith Stiirin.
Mr>. K <Irire \i«ited all last week
it the home i.f her daughter and »on-
ill-lavv, Mr. and Mrs. A. .1. Jubie. She
left Sunday. She was honored at a
liineheon gi\e|i Krida> |»y Mrs. Wal­
do \ erudir, with Mrs. lto> Lusu nmi
Mis. -fiilde . I s . , itteiiding.
Mr. >nd Mrs. Ed Wolfe .nd wn,
Ghost Talc Proves to
■Iunior, watched the Rose restivai
Be Tramp’s Shirttail! pai-, le in Portland Friday
Sandusky, Ohio.—M| »oesn't that
Mr md Mrs -Ranlcy Fargher, who
look Ilk** a ghost to you? I'uot. are V ar.itlolilllg at lUlfnr, stopped
Henry V. Ititighols aske<| his coin here fop
while Monday - » f t »*r ,.t-
panlon. Officer Patrolman Grathwol, t<aiidirig the funeral of Mr. Fargher'*
as they were cruising past Oak- iuir|e ,d i .tritoli. Mr. They returned
wood reim*tery at dawn. A chase to Imfur Monday night
and subsequent rapture revealed
Eleanor Miller returned h.-r.* Sal-i
the ‘•ghost" to be Jlrn Grady. an urdo evening after a week's visit
Itinerant—Had only in a shirt. in North Bonneville.
“Homebody stole everything but my
Mr. and Mrs. B. Lush and son.
shirt," Oradv luid tne offlrers who Roy, w.-iit to Portland Saturday to
took him to headquarters and re s e e the children - Rose Festival pa­
'»••flitted hint
Granby, I ’onn.- At last .1 lien nas rade.
Mr and Mrs. William J. Hr.o ton
laid a square egg. The honors go
spent
the l a s t two w e e k s in M l ) V i s ­
to a Itliode Island Ited owned hv
iting
in
Los \rigelo and "».in Diego.
George N. Curtiss. The egg, while
Mr
Hr
o
ton 1 « night superintendent
not eiartly square, has enough Hat
for
Colombia
CoH>trurtion company.
surfaces so that It ran be stood on
Larry I towns, a lso a Columbia
end. a fart which Columbus proved
•
.(instruction
compaio employee, has
by less convincing means.
ju*t
returned
from a trip to Cali­
The lien made no comment on the
fornia.
eveut.
Rav
W 'h ilte iiio re
from
SUNDAY NIGHT
FOR FIR ST CLASH
FLOOR SHOW
Barbering
Cascade Locks
June 21
featuring
G. A. COBB
ATTOKNKY AT | . l w
Notary Tuhlir
Cascade Locks. Oregon
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I (>f. Pión.- ¿íir.» n, s
»•'
LUCILLE SHANNON
ACROBATIC DANCER
U 7 ¿
DR PENN C. Ci»UM
OphNaeirM md Optician
HOOli RIVER
* ‘dt Building
DP E. S. WHITE
- E M IS I
and the
GOLDEN ROLLERS
WHIRLB INI) SKA TING
TEAM
Cabin No. 24
U “k> Addition. Bonneville
also
DRY
MILL ENDS
♦
HE dalles
freight
L IN E
< MM UI, I .
f L O
W £R S
T0 IVIIVIY LUKE
«17 s
w . kill
UK w on 7213
iiio-a beach, California, is visiting
lb.* William Hrayton* now.
-Jim Karierr made a business trip to
Portland recently.
■
I A. Miller, John Buchholtz and
The Dodson sewing club met at
Carl Porker went fishing above Tan­ the home of Mrs. C. C. McGowan
ner creek falls Sunday and returned June 10 to give a shower for Mrs.
With a nice uiess of trout.
M. Al. McCrady. Present were Mrs.
Mr. and .Mis. John Buchholtz and MeCrady. Mrs. Tom Morris, Mrs. Lee
son, llughie. Mr. and Mrs. Lari Por­
Sams, Mrs. T»*d Johnson, Mrs. Clyde
ker. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Miller and
children and Mr. and Mrs. W. M.| Kimbrough. Mrs. Harold McSnatko,
«“harp of North Bonneville went to Mrs. Arthur Knde, Mrs. Joe Bucher,
Jalit7.cn beach Friday to s e e the Mrs. Harry Afathewson, Mrs. Charles
midget airto races — only there Robertson and Mrs. L. E. Hamlin,
weren't any midget auto races. They Dodson: Mrs. Earl MeGowan. Miss
• mused themselves at the conces­ Hetty Jean McGowan and M iss Jerry
Deary, Portland, and Mrs. Galashoff,
sions instead.
Mr. and Mrs. Boh Allen Wc.it to Miss Gila Galashoff and Mrs. A.
The Italics Sunday where they met! Tilley. W on-end de. Decorations were
M i s s Mary Allen, Mr. Allen’s sister. in yellow and white.
She returned here with them and
Mrs. Charles Berry come up from
will leave Sunday for her home in Latourelle falls to spend the day
Baker.
with Mrs. C. C. McGowan and Mrs.
Mr. md Mr>. T. R. Hanson were Arthur Had»- Thursday.
Miss Bella Blackball of Corbett vis­
bii-ine— visitors in Portland Monday
ited
Mrs. C. C. McGowan Monday.
night.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Davis moved
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ferrington
and family were Rose Festival vis­ to North Bonneville. Wash., Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Johnston of
itors last week, as were Mr. and
Mrs. W. Kroner and Mr. and Mrs. Toledo. Or., visited Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Johnston here last weeg-en I.
Schulherg.
Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Miller and Mr. The Johnstons all saw the Rose Fes­
• fid Mrs. Thom.is Rround and chil­ tival ceremonies Thursday evening.
Mrs. Clyde Kimbrough, Mrs. Har­
dren went fishing recently up Her­
old Me.-jhatko md Mrs. Fehl vv-re m
man creek.
Rolf Knquist. smiling co-proprie­ Portland Thursday on a shopping
tor of the Bonny Villa tavern, vis­ tour.
Mrs. C. A. Strom entertained mem­
ited Ids home at Springdale for two
b ers of the quilting club last week.
flays this \ve«-k.
pete Dietrich is a newcomer be­ I bey were Mrs. Harold MrShatko,
hind the counter ;d Ihe Bonn) Villa Mrs. Ted Johnson and Mrs. Harry’’
Matbevvson. Mrs. MeShatko will be
tavern.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Montgomery hostess fur the club next week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Strom visited
Jr. anr hack in Bonny Villa after a
in \\ ashougal. Wash.. Sunday, stop­
trip to the Oregon Reaches.
Mr. and Mrs. 1» R. Taylor recently ping on their way hack in Cascade
relumed from 1 ml n o . Or., wiftj L o c k s for dinner with the L e e Mur­
Miss Mae Shortridge and Ira Short- rays.
Mr. and M rs. Charles Robertson
rid g e.
Mrs. Taylor's sister and
and
Mrs. I,. E. Hamlin are going to
father whom they were visiting
Brownsville
soon fo r the forty-ninth
there. Miss Shortridge operates a
annual pioneer picnic. From there
beauty shop in Ontario.
Last week the #John Tuckers were Mrs. Hamlin will go on to her home
visited 1»> Walter McCallnm *»r. and in Medford. They all saw the Bose
\\ dler McCallnm Jr.. Mrs. Tucker’s Festival parade, and Mr. Rob.-, tson
father ind brother, and Mi. and and Mrs. Hamlin saw the ski even til
Mrs. G e o r g e Shanks and daughter. on Mount Hood Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Beilin accom­
Mrs. Tucker's sister, brother-in-law
and niece Ail are from Terrebonne, panied the A. rii!eys to Cle Elum
Or., except Waller Jr., who nails where the latter are opening a res­
taurant-
from Rend
Mrs. M. M. McCrady is resting in
Mr. and Mrs. John Tucker spent
-diiMli. wdii Mrs. Tucker's uncle, Emmanuel hospital. Portland, where
she gave birth to a five-pound baby
Henry McGalltim. in Portland
Mr. and Mrs. P.it Donaldson visited girl at d:3fi A.M. Sunday. She will
the R. L. Coes and had dinner with remain th.-rv at least two weeks.
Mrs. McCrady was given a shower by
them Sunday.
Ashley Myers, fishing up the Des­ women of the neighborhood a short
chutes with Duffy Lozier of Hood while ago. No name has yet been
River last week-end. reported five chosen for the baby.
Mrs. 1 .barb's Be.atie is back in
large fish caught.
• six-weeks’ stay with
Mrs. Ashley Myers and her s is te r - Dodson after ■
in-law, Mrs. Aid landless, enjoyed a relatives in Ontario. Or.
Mrs. Raymond McAllen’s biuegrass-
visit for two weeks in May from
i
and-elover
front lawn is growing
Mrs. Myers’ mother, Mrs. It. J. Mc-
well although Mr. AlcAden h, s
Candh-ss of Fkiah. Calif.
Gene Myers. Ft. caught .in ls-im*h threatened to speed things up by
sowing some iO-cent grass se i
trout in Tanner creek Saturday.
over
it.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Hansen
Air. and Airs. A. R. DeTemple were
returned Wednesday from a trip to
Preston. Idaho., where they visited shopping in Portland over the week­
end. Flower's are blooming in their
an uncle and aunt for two weens.
Mr. and Mrs. Olmstead's son, W il­ spic-and-span front yard which a
bur. has been home on 10 days’ fur­ week ago wtjs a mass of lumber and
lough and will leave Monday for brush.
Mr. and Airs. Dick Correll anu fam-
Sin Diego, where lie will he assigned
il>. with Mrs. CorrelPs mother and
to a navy vessel.
Mrs. Boh Bledsoe was in Portland father, saw the Bose Festival parade
ill last week visiting her aunt and in Portland last week. Mrs. Cotrell’s
seeing Ihe rose show and parade. mother and father are visiting in
She stayed with her husband’s rela­ >alem this week. They all went to
Jantz.n beach Sunday, accompanied
tive-.. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Belcher.
Fred Sears of Eugene spent three also hv Mr. and Mrs. Lyle CnrreU
• lays last week with his sister. Mrs. and family.
Toni .Morris has . returned from
VI Cayo. While here he went fishing
Rainier national park where he
and caught the limit.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Lynds were in work.si the past week.
Portland Monday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. N. II. Gabhert saw Mrs. Beach Chapman. Mr. and Mrs.
the R o s e Festival parade in Portland E- V. Christenson and Air. and Airs.
Friday.
IT H g M Earl .McGinnis.
II L. Coe is putting in a front
Mrs. Howard Schulenberg and her
porch with western exposure.
daughters were in Portland thr ■ •
Mrs. Oscar Kklund and her daugh­ days last week with Mrs. Sehulen-
ter. Margie, traveled to Portland hergs mother. They saw most of
Friday, saw the Rose Festival parade Ihe Bos*' Festival events.
• nd slayed for the Junior Rose Fes­
Air. and Airs. L. E. McGinnis vis­
tival parade Saturday.
ited in Alanpin over Ihe week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Hicks enter­
Mr. and Mrs. (,. c. Olnistead and
tained six guests at a get-together fhree children returned Wednesday
Saturday night. They were Mr. and ! from a vacation in Shelton. Wash.
Dodson
M rs
M I K E ’ S
TH R I F E N
BOBBY REED
and
JOHNNY WALKER'S
BAND
M ERRILLS COLUMBIA
GARDENS
CASCADE LOCKS
H er-