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TH E FR IDAY, A F R IL 30, 1937. B O N N E V I L L E DAM t h ir t e e n C H R O N I C L E Wednesday to do some shopping. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Lee were Sun day visitors in Portland also. Mr. and Mrs. A1 Stewart and A. L. ( By Mrs. Clara Nix) Stewart drove to Oak Springs Sun day and did some fishing in the De Odd Fellows Entertain For the past two years he has been schutes river. Mr. Stewart reports a good catch. Saturday night the local Odd Fel chief operator at the West Coast Leslie Allen spent the week-end in lows entertained the Rebekah and Power company at Herman creek. Portland visiting friends. Theta Rho girls of the Locks. The The employees presented them with Mrs. C. Chapman left Friday for evening was spent playing the old a lovely pin-up lamp. Delicious re fashioned games and dancing. Mrs. freshments were served. The guests a short visit with her father in Boyd, Maude Brolliar officiated at the pia included Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Bayless, Or. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Reuterskoild no. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hyde, Mr. The Theta Rho girls went through and Mrs. Delf Kee, Miss Wallene had as their Sunday dinner guests their drill which was very beautiful. Hendry, and Mr. McDowell, all of Frank Wheeler and Mr. and Mrs. The Odd Fellows initiated their new Stevenson and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Carl Reuterskild. Hot Point electric stove which was Williams and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Max Millsap was a Portland shop purchased at the West Coast Power Atchinson from the Locks. per Monday of this week. company. A nice lunch was served Hank Munkres and Ralph Williams and a very good time was had by Pinoehlers Meet were initiated into the Odd Fellows all present. The Pinochle club met at Mrs. Monday night. George Barker’s home in Eagle Frank Chapin and Miss McCul Attend Joint Meet Creek Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. lough spent Sunday evening in Port Mr. and Mrs. George Barker of Barker served a most delicious clam land. Eagle Creek, Mr. and Mrs. J eff Ol chowder which tastes very good on Mr. Chapman, Dick Geist and Bill sen of Bonnevue and Mr. and Mrs. these cold days we've been having Chapman of Portland were here on Jess Glasgow of the Locks attended lately. The members present were business Saturday. F is h is A a o o d the joint meeting of the American Mrs. Jim Hughes of Moffett creek, Mrs. L. N. Vallen of the Lakeside Legion and Women’s Auxiliary in Mrs. Roy Kendler of Warrendale, meat market made a business trip FOOD FOR THOUGHT Hood River last week. The state of Mrs. Lee Murray and Mrs. Jess Glas to Portland Monday. ficers of the American Legion gave gow of the Locks and Mrs. Emil Par- A used car is only as good as the word of the seller. Deal Mr. and Mrs. Herb Frazier drove very interesting speeches. A most matier of Eagle Creek who substi up from Oregon City Tuesday after with a responsible institution and get the truth ! delicious luncheon was served and a f tuted for an absent member. noon to bring Mrs. Frazier’ s mother, ter lunch the evening was spent danc Mrs. William Sundsten, home, who ing. A very good time was had by Andrews Baby Arrives has been there visiting for the past all who attended. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Andrews are weeks. The Fraziers drove on to 1935 G RAH AM COACH—Mechanically excellent condition; up j the proud parents o f a baby girl Hood River for a short visit with holstery clean; paint first class and polished like new Mr. Kollenburn Transferred fresh oil and just lubricated. The West Coast Power company I weighing eight pounds and ounces, relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Artie Sundsten made gave a farewell party for Mr. and j Their new daughter was born in the 1935 FORD V-8 TUDOR—Upholstery clean and not torn; paint Mrs. Kollenburn at their home Mon | Hood River hospital and was named a trip to Portland Saturday to do polished and looking new ; good tires; motor run only some shopping. day evening. Mr. Kollenburn has 1 Donna Lynne. 18,300 miles and hitting on "8.” Mr. and Mrs. Art Warren enter been trasferred to Deep Water, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Lewallen drove Wash., near Longview where he will in from Conchas the latter part of tained Mr. and Mrs. Otto Fredrick 1930 CH EVRO LET COACH—Original paint, highly polished . have charge of maintenance there. last week and were week-end guests son and son of Portland over the 4 practically new tires; new floor mat and seat covers; week-end. of Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Stevens. The a real buy at ........................................................... $- 10 .is Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Bartholomew Lewallens left for Portland Monday left this week for Hood River where morning. 1931 CHEVROLET SPE C IA L COUPE—€ wheels and tires fair they intend making their home. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Grey returned to good; clean upholstery; original paint well polished; Mrs. Noble Hyde spent a few days from Portland after spending a week mechanically O. K. 9 there with Mrs. Grey’s parents, Mr. in The Dalles last week with her husband who is employed there. In Addition there are FORI), OLDSMOBILE and DODGE and Mrs. Glazier. Mrs. William Ferguson and Mrs. coupes. Coaches and Sedans in reasonably good condition Sunday dinner guests at the E. J. at prices so low you will wonder how we can do it. Brolliar home were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Arthur Nix drove to Portland Thurs day on business. They were ac Borchert of Portland. companied by Mr. and Mrs. George Mrs. Charles Nelson returned from Barker of Eagle Creek. Portland this week after a week’s Last Week's Explanation Mr. and Mrs. Nate Davies of The visit with her daughter, Mrs. Henry Dalles were Sunday visitors of Mrs. Miller. A drowning person rises to the surface by the involuntary Agnes Brannon. The Davies are Mr. and Mrs. Bert Provost, Mr. proud possessors o f a new 1937 Ford movement of the limbs. These movements cease when and Mrs. John Martinsen and Frank V-8 coupe. Hall enjoyed a drive to Celilo Sun insensibility comes on, not necessarily after three risings. Eddie Hanning formerly of the day afternoon and watched the fish Locks but most recently A Portland ermen pull ’em out. was visiting friends in the Locks G. C. Glover left for his home at last week. John Day after a week's visit with Tuesday evening dinner guest at his daughter and family, Mr. and the C. E. Cams home was Lynn Mrs. R. J. Belshaw. Andrews. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Long and Mr. Mrs. Porky Fancher o f Gresham and Mrs. Johnny W alker enjoyed a was visiting at the homes of Mrs. drive to Portland Sunday. Karl Rosenback and Mrs. Charles Mrs. Mary Gustafson, Miss Lillian Haggblom Tuesday afternoon. McLeod, Miss Theodora Gustafson All Mothers Like Nice Clothes Mr. and Mrs. Bill Knopp and Jerry and Mrs. M. L. Morgan motored to Rankin enjoyed a ride to McMinn A N E W DRESS, SU IT OR COAT Hood River Sunday afternoon and ville Sunday. A N E W HAT, GLOVES, BLOUSE enjoyed the picture snow, "A s You Bud Woodward who is working in ♦ Like It.” The Dalles spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Moffett and fam his mother, Mrs. Sue Woodward. for they hiked to North Bonneville family reunion. Relatives present M o th e r’s D a y ily spent Sunday in Portland visit Mr. and Mrs. Kerby Hecks who re and enjoyed it very much. were Mr. and Mrs. Orin McKinnon ing relatives. cently returned to Portland after Mrs. Phil Chenette and son James from Carson, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin The following party attended the spending the winter in California vis Specials Foster of Stevenson, Mr. and Mrs. dance at Odell Saturday evening: ited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. of Portland called on Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm McKinnon and Mr anti Mrs. Carl Moffett Sunday. James Chen N e w Silk Dresses Mr. and Mrs. Jack McChristy, Mr. Karl Rosenback Sunday. Wilbur Easley of the Locks. ette and Dave Moffett were old school and Mrs. J. F. Kelsay, Mr. and Mrs. Prints and Soft Colors Mrs. Clarence Glazier gave a birth mates so they had quite some visit. Melvin Harding and Mr. and Mrs. Patronize Chronicle Advertisers day dinner for Mrs. A. Alger Tues 6.75, 8.95, 10.00, 12.75 Mr. and Mrs. William Ferguson en Hank Munkres. Miss Lucille Chapin returned to her day evening in Mrs. Alger's home. joyed a game of pinochle with Mr. Fast Color Print Dresses -home in Portland last Wednesday Guests were Mrs. Miller of Portland, and Mrs. George Barker in Eagle iM W H W t O W W W W W m t t W H » after a few days’ visit with her Mr. and Mrs. Jess Glazier and Clar Creek Sunday evening. You’ll enjoy our ;[ 2.95, 3:95, 4.45, 4.85 ence Glazier. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Knopp, Jerry and brother, Frank, here. Refreshments — Fountain — Doe»!; air. and Mrs. G. E Manchester and Margaret Rankin were Portland vis Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moran were Cards — Booths for Ladies \\ Silk — Linen — Lace Blouses Miss Beth Manchester motored to itors and shoppers Wednesday. Hood River shoppers Monday. Lebanon Sunday and enjoyed a vis 1.95, 2.95, 3.95, 5.95 Mr. and Mrs. Jess Glasgow spent Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Rand spent it with relatives. last Friday through Sunday with Mr. Friday and Saturday in Wenatchee, Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Joe Miller Glasgow's parents in Seattle. Jacket or Swagger Suits Wash., visiting friends. and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nix made _ On the Reservation < > Mr. and Mrs. George Weber and a trip beyond Tygh Valley where Mrs. Ralph Williams made a trip 12.75, 16.75, 19.50 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Walters spent the men enjoyed some real fishing in to Portland Friday and joined her the week-end in Portland. the Deschutes river. The weather sister Mrs. Brock from Rex while Short, Med., or Long Coats Mr. and Mrs. Frank Strader and there was so nice we actually got they did some shopping for her sis D R . M E L V IN E . JO H N S O N 12.75, 14.00, 19.50 “ Toughey” and Mr. and Mrs. C. E. thawed out after this awful cold ter's new home. Cams drove to Portland Sunday and weather we’ve been having lately. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson of PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON enjoyed a show and nice dinner. Straw, Felt or Silk Hats Russ Nichols spent Sunday in The La Grande visited at the William Mrs. H. J. Titus drove to Portland Dalles with his wife. Sundsten home Friday. 1.95, 2.95, 3.95, 5.95 Mrs. J. D. Kyle's sister, Dora, and Martin Whalen left Tuesday night son Donald, and brother Ed Trimble for Walla Walla where he will be Kid or Fabric Gloves of Portland were Mrs. K yle’s Sun employed for the Columbia Basin 1.00, 1.95, 2.95. 3.50 day dinner guests. Tank line. Mrs. George Haggblom gave a ¡ I N S U R A N C E Alex Erickson left for Portland birthday dinner Sunday in honor of where he has employment for the LOANS Charles Haggblom. Guests were An next few months. Mother will be pleased to have LESSONS FOR C H IL D R E N . ABSTRACTS Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Walker dy Alden, Lourie Haggblom and Mr. something from her own LA TE ST METHODS A N D and Mrs. Charles Haggblom. They and son of Anderson addition left R E A L E S T A T E ;; ROUTINES. S P E C IA LT Y SHOP for Portland Saturday where Mr. all enjoyed a drive up to Hood R iv < • er after dinner. Walker has employment. ♦ Saturday evening dinner guests of Mrs. H. A. Tessier moved from IN T R O D U C T O R Y R A T E Mr. and Mrs. Carl Reuterskoild were Rose Apartment to Andy Lane cabin 3 lessons .... ..............$ 1 .0 0 Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Foulkes and Mr. No. 5. Mrs. Frank Strader and Mrs. W il and Mrs. Dallas Mallory. liam Ferguson made a business trip Mr. and Mrs. Otis McKinnon en to Hood River last Wednesday. tertained their daughters and sons Cascade Locks Hood River, Oregon 3rd and Cascade! 1 Mias Lillian McLeod and Miss and in-laws and families Sunday for J Phone 1331 Next to High School < ; Ruth Buche felt real good Saturday dinner It turned out to be a regular < 1 CASCADE LOCKS AloT C R 4/ J . V / Mother's Day, M ay (Q Mother Deserves the Best HOOD RIVER, OREGON PHONE 1111 Bonneville Recreation Centeir Cascade Locks Phone 35 TAP DANCING TheLeonora Specialty Shop ffood River Abstract < INETTA BUTLER T & Investment Co.
