THE BONN E VILLE
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Pine Grove were Sunday callers at
the Charles Nelson home.
Miss Ruth Buche, who has been
ill
with a severe cold for about two
(by Mrs. (Jara Nix)
weeks finally had to give up Monday
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friends all wish her a speedy re­
Rhodes, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Geit- covery.
Aid Meets
The Ladies’ Aid met at Mrs. J. W. ner and Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rosenback and
Woodward’s home last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Haggm&n re­ Mr. and Mrs. George Bogardus mo­
Mrs. Woodward was assisted by Mrs. turned from their two weeks' vaca­ tored into Portland Sunday and en­
Art Warren. A program of games and tion Friday night which was spent joyed a show.
the nice luncheon were enjoyed by in Seattle and Walla Walla.
Mrs. George Haggblom substituted
the large group of ladies. Mrs. Ralph
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hyde enjoyed Wednesday of last week for Miss
Williams and Mis. Mona Harrison a drive to Portland Sunday.
Buche, who was quite ill.
were winners in the two contests.
Miss Beth Manchester spent the
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Waite of Trout-
The Ladies’ Aid will meet the third
week-end in The Dalles visiting
Thursday of April at Mrs. A. E. A l­ dale and Marcus W. F. Hulling and
Miss Ximeria Holling of Portland relatives.
ger s home.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Tharp, who
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. M. L. Morgan and family. made a trip to W alla W alla two
Buys Chicks
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clark were
Two Boy Scouts from Portland, weeks ago to visit their daughter,
business visitors in Portland Mon­ Miltone and Kenney Manke of troop returned to the Locks last Friday.
day*
They brought back several^ 23 of Portland B. S. A., reported to Mrs. Tharp came down with a se­
hundred day-old chicks. Mr. Clark Scoutmaster Morgan Monday morn­ vere case of lumbago the morning
is going into the chicken business in ing after having peddled their bi­ after their arrival there and she en­
a big way. He expects to have fry ­ cycles out from Portland. The boys joyed her visit in bed. She was glad
ers for market in about nix weeks.
are working for a cycling merit it happened to be there when she
badge and were required to make a took ill, for she had lots of folks to
Munkre* Honored
trip of not less than 50 miles in 10 care for her and ner old friends
Mr. and Mrs. Hank Munkres and hours. They returned home on the showered her with such nice flowers
and kindness that she’s spoiled. We
sister Zulima motored to The Dalles Washington highway.
were sorry to hear of Mrs. Tharp’s
Sunday and attended the Safeway
John Hill, David Moffett and Rob­ brother passing away quite suddenly
Employe's association, which was ert Morgan motored to Warrendale
held in The Dalles hotel Mr. Mun­ Sunday in John's “ flivver” to see Tuesday night.
Dick Geist left the latter part of
kres reported a very large attend­ Harrison Wade.
last week for Tacoma where he has
ance* and was proud to say he was
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Walker en­ employment.
elected assistant secretary. Mr. Mun­
joyed
dinner Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. La Londe and son Jack of
kres inet his brother Walter, who
resides at Bend, Or., there and en- Mrs. Jack McFee in North Bonne­ Portland are enjoying their Easter
vacation with Major La Londe.
joyd a chat, for the brothers hadn’t ville.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
met for quite some time.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Manchester mo­
Mrs. Arthur Nix were Mr, and Mrs.
tored to Washougal Sunday and en­
Glen Bevans of Stevenson and Mr.
Miss Marie Nelson of Washougal
joyed a visit with friends.
and Mrs. Russell Belshaw and daugh­
spent the week-end with her parents, ter, Marcia Rae.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Rosenback vis­
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nelson and also
ited the St. Martin Springs Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Moffett and two
attended the Rebekah convention at
Mr. and Mrs. Pet Lee drove to
sons,
David and Dick, were shopping
Bonneville f'miday.
John Day and various points Satur­
in Portland Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Hammond spent
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Matheny, accom­ day to visit friends for a 10-day vaca­
the week-end in Portland.
tion.
panied by Miss Martha Brown spent
Mrs. J. McEnry from Camas spent
Mrs. Arthur N ix hopped the Union
Sunday in The Dalles.
the week-end with her parents, Mr.
Pacific
train Thursday morning and
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Merrill and Mrs.
and Mrs. Ed Matheny.
enjoyed a pleasant visit with friends,
Jack Collins drove to Portland Mon­
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Piper and
day on business. Wilma Lovell was Mrs. Fred Billeter and Mrs. Frank
two sons of Hood River were Sunday
their assistant in the tavern in the Engstrom at Blalock.
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. William Ferguson and
Merrill’s absence.
L. N. Vallen.
daughter
Sharon were Sunday callers
Carl Epping and Doc Folsom spent
Mr. and Mrs. R. Rogers have
at the H. C. Stratton home in Bon­
a
very
enjoyable
week-end
at
Wald-
moved from Haskins cabins to the
neville.
port. They returned home with sea
trailer at Craigmont.
Mrs. George Howell of the Lakeside
foods of all kinds.
hotel spent the week-end in Port­
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Holmes of Port­
G. N. Hesgard made a trip to Port­ land.
land were Sunday guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. William Sundsten. land for the balance of this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Brannon
Mr. and Mrs. Max Millsap enjoyed moved from Lakeside addition to the
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Belshaw and
•laughtei Marcia Rne enjoyed dinner a drive into Portland Sunday even­ Cascade hotel the latter part of last
ing.
week.
Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Logan, who is auditing the
Carl Reuterskoild.
W e have more neighbors moving
city books, has been a guest at the
Mrs.
William Ferguson,
Mrs. Lakeside hotel this week and he also out of town. They are Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Strader and Mrs. H. C. Strat­ received delivery of a new '37 Chev­ D. J. Richart, from Williams’ addi­
tion to Parkdale; Mr. and Mrs. O. C.
ton drove to Hood River Saturday to rolet Friday.
Richardson moved from Penns to
do some shopping.
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Glazier have Portland; Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Mar­
Dell Bradburn spent the week-end
in Portland with his wife and two moved from Hyde’s house to Eimer’s tin moved from Hyde’s cabin No. 2
home.
to Portland; K. R. Myers left for
daughters.
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Meyer of Portland Grand Coulee where he has employ­
Mr. and Mrs. George Usher, for­
merly of the Locks were visiting were week-end guests of Mr. and ment; Ernest H o ff will reside in
Mrs. Lester Sprague and they also Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wine-
friends here Sunday.
attended the Rebekah convention.
land left Saturday to parts unknown.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moran and
Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Toppendorff
Mrs.
R.
G.
Wuner
of
Oswego
was
daughter Sharon left Monday for
moved into the Hill apartments this
guest
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
E.
Man­
Spokane to visit with Mr. Moran’s
week.
mother. Mrs. Moran's parents, Mr. chester while in attendance at the
Rebekah
convention.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jenkins of Wyeth
and Mrs. T. F. Fee of Portland are
Monday
visitors
at
the
Charles
were
Locks shoppers and visitors
here looking after the Moran’s busi­
Haggblom
home
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sunday.
ness in their absence. The Morans
Last Saturday and Sunday guests
expect to return home Friday of this Bill Leahy, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Whit­
man and Mrs. Frank Lundy and of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Haggblom
week.
Mns. Carl Epping left Tuesday for daughter Darlene. All were from were Mr. and Mrs. Newton Kessler
and Mr. and Mrs. Don Lewis. Mrs.
Caldwell, Idaho, where she plans a Portland.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Arthur
Nix
are
really
Kessler is Mrs. Haggblom’s sister.
week's visit with her friend, Mrs.
enjoying their new 1937 Chevrolet
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rosenback and
Howard Mankin.
coupe after waiting for so long to Mr. and Mrs. Artie Sundsten mo­
Mr. and Mrs. ’ ’Porky” Faneher and Ret it.
tored to Hood River Saturday and
children of Gresham were visiting
Miss Dora Sexton of The Dalles, enjoyed a visit with Mrs. Rosen-
friends here Sunday.
past president of the Rebekah as­ back's mother, Mrs. E. E. Goodrich.
Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Hill are the sembly was over-night guest of Mrs.
Ted Hauser of Portland was a
proud possessors of a Buick sedan. Charles Haggblom.
week-end guest of the Lakeside ho­
Mrs. George Miller arrived home tel.
Mrs. Ralph Ferguson of Bend is
spending a few days visiting her sis­ Friday night after a week's stay in
Clayton Rand and Crews Heller
ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Portland.
motored up from Prescott Monday to
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Strader and visit their wives. They have been
Woodward.
son
“ Toughy” were Sunday dinner working on the Italian ship. They
Donald Moffett returned to the
Looks from Portland after an ab­ guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Blair at returned back to work Wednesday,
where they will be for some time yet.
sence of two months. He will be em­ Wyeth.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Steel of Portland
ployed at the dam.
Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Moore and
visited Mrs. Steel's father, Mr. Os- friends were Saturday evening guests
Mrs. Frank Strader entertained for berg here this week.
at Wyeth.
a luncheon Friday afternoon. The
Anning Alden made a trip to Port­
guests were Mrs. H. C. Stratton o il
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Bonneville, Mrs. William Ferguson, land on business over the week-end.
Mrs. Bell Neil made a trip to Port­
Mrs. Noble Hyde and Mrs. Ed Ma­
C. M. Bentley, state examiner of
land the latter part of last week to operators and ohaufferus, will be in
theny.
do some shopping.
Hood River Tuesday at the court
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Miller were din­
Mrs. Hank Kruse of Goldendale house from 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. to ex­
ner and over-night guests Saturday
of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bowder in Port­ was a week-end guest of Mr. Kruse. amine all those wishing permits to
Mr. and Mrs. Thomsen and son of drive oars.
land. Sunday the Millers and Mrs.
Bowder drove to Oregon City and en­
joyed a visit with friends.
H. F. Madign and Mark Chapmnn |
notored to Husum, Wash., Saturday
ti business.
Hood River, Oregon
A birthday dinner for her husband.
A. Brink, was served Saturday
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vening by Mrs. Brink in their
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ome. The guests were Mr and Mrs.
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CASCADE
FRIDAY, MARCH 26.1M7
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Depart for Minneapolis
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Anderson and
son Billy left Sunday for Minneapolis
where Mr. Anderson has a positioH.
They will visit with two daughters
in Pittsburgh before going to Min­
neapolis.
There has been much entertaining
during the week for the Andersons-
Mrs. L. Downs was hostess at a
luncheon on Tuesday for Mrs. Ander­
son. The guests were Mrs. Kenneth
Anderson, Mrs. Paul Moehlenpah,
Mrs. Jack Anderson Jr. and Mrs. An­
derson.
On Wednesday Mrs. Anderson was
a luncheon guest of Mrs. Charles
Black. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Moehlen­
pah entertained with an evening at
cards Wednesday for the Andersons.
In the group were Mr. and Mrs. An­
derson, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Anderson
Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ander­
son.
Mrs. Anderson was guest of honor
Thursday at a luncheon when Mrs.
O. H. Johns was hostess. Those en­
joying the occasion were Mrs. Ken­
neth Anderson, Mrs. Jack Andersoa
Jr., Mrs. Walter McElroy and Mrs.
Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Goodrich in­
vited Mr. and Mrs. Anderson and
Billy for dinner Thursday.
Places were arranged for nine at
a dessert supper Thursday when
Mrs. Walter McElroy entertained in
honor of Mrs. Anderson. The guest
list included Mrs. Roy Lusoh, Mrs.
A. Duncan, Mrs. Jack Anderson Jr.,
Mrs. Charles Shinn, Mrs. O. H.
Johns, Mrs. Everett Tucker, Mrs.
Kenneth Anderson and the guest of
honor.
On Friday Mr. and Mrs. Jack An­
derson Jr. were hosts at dinner for
the Andersons. The guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Anderson, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Moehlenpah and Mr. j
and Mrs. Anderson and Billy.
Saturday the Kenneth Andersons
entertained the Anderson family at
dinner including Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Anderson Jr. and children.
Bonnevue residents in Portland
during the past week were Mr. and
Mrs. O. H. Johns, Mrs. Charles Black,
Mrs. Charles Shinn, Mr. and Mrs.
R. C. Goodrich and daughter Dixie.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dippery, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Black and Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Shinn attended the
Bud Winslow drove to Portland
Saturday, Mrs. Winslow and daugh­
ter Maralyn returned home with him
after spending the week with rela­
tives and friends in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Carlson moved to
Cook’s addition on Tuesday of last
week.
Dolores Hadley is spending a week
with her mother, Mrs. Charles Black.
Mrs. R. C. Goodrich attended the
P.-T. A. card party Wednesday o f
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Normile
moved to Portland Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed W olf have moved
into the cabin vacated by Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Anderson.
Mrs. George Powell, Mrs. Hedwig
Johnson. Mrs. Nels Swanson and
Miss Dora Sexton were luncheon and
dinner guests of Mrs. W alter Mc­
Elroy Friday. They all came from
The Dalles to attend the annual dis­
trict convention of the Rebekah lodge
that met in the Bonneville auditor­
ium. Miss Sexton and Mrs. McElroy
are sisters.
The Bible says
speak and a time
there are still a
don't know when
there is a time to
to keep silent, but
lot of fellows who
to do either.
In the old days hard times con­
sisted in doing without the necessi­
ties of life; now it is struggling along
without the luxuries.
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