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f CAMAS PRAIRIE PIONEERS HOLD ANNUAL GATHERING I~kUlk& J. PARRiYI~, Reporter ~Ld~tWOOD--(Jan. I)---Just 39 ye~ra ~ xeeide~ts of th~s valley met ~gethe~ and ~ganized ~he Cama~ Prairie ~nd vicinity Pioneer Aseoei- f~tion. Reg~ax~y sin~e then, January i, lh~ ~en t~ mem~be~ gather for an ~nnu~l get-to-i~ther, ~ud to dance to &awn a~ vea~ done in t'he years gone by. T&ia year in t~e manner of long ago, a pot luck supper l~re- ceede~ the btm~ea~ se~ion and pro- stare, ~wkich were f~l~owed by the ~mal d~uce, ~r~parations ~0,r which ~tve been made by coanmitteee ap- 0oin~e(t hy ~he ¢rg~niza;t,ion's prosi- 4e~, Peter C~nboy. ~'a. ~F~mm~ Gregory, v~h~ l~ teach- ~ng in Lane oouWcy, Oregon, near ~ugeRe cettwned Su~dey a~ter spend- Ins ~hOr vacation wit~, ,her, daughter and son-iniaw, Mr. and Mrs. Osmar Ladig~. Her daughter Lillian who is employed in Eugene came up with Laurel, who visited overnight at the V. C. Bertschi home. Their teacher, Mrs. Neola iI-~ansen brought them down and took them back. They are !great grandchildren of Mrs. T. A. Lenten. Their father has Just recent- lly received his first issue of a dis- abled veterans pension, application £0r which was made almost two years ago. R. R. Wellenbrock is reported iU on return from a holiday excursion to Yakima where relatives were vis- i ited from Sunday to Thursday. Other members of the party were his wife, Myrtle, his ~brother Harry Wellenbrock, and the Harry Boohers. Ivan MeCumber is owner of 'a car recently purchased in Goldendale of Nickersons. The Eaton family have moved into the Dean residence West of the post office. They formerly ~)ccupied a Hanson cabin. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Glass, Camp Draper, witnessed the marriage ot her, and will remain here a few their daughter, Folrence Zevely to days longer. They together with Bill Keith Clark, of Olympia, in White Gregory, of Appleton, drdve to Salmon, Christmas eve, by Judge A. Proof on :Monday to visit Mrs. B. Groshong, at his residence. Gregory's sister, Mrs. Mount. An- Mr. O'Connel, Laurel man who other sister, Mrs. Frank Robinson, underwent an operation for the of Ciark~ton, Wash., was also in iamputation of his arm this summer, Pro~r for tl}e holidays. They re-~is now reported in a very serious turned to Glenwood Thursday. condtion, su'ffering from tumors. He Vada Burgess was up from Klick- r~cently dis,posed of ~h~ place to Mr~ Rat to spend her school vacation German. with her father, Nelson Burgess. During the week social affairs Mr. and Mrs. Bill Splawn, Who were held on Thursday night at the were guests of his brother in White Grange hall where Mr. and Mrs. Salmon ~or Christmas, drove out,to Max Ladiges en.tertained ~ group of Lakeside Tuesday to visit her sister friends with dancing at a party In and brother and their families at honor of their son, Max, jr., and the Maurice Hathaway and Carver family from Idaho, who visited them Castle homes. Mrs. Splawn's daugh- over the holidays. Their daughter, tar Peggie and her small son were Mrs. Gus Gribner was honored on with them too, ¢o see her father her birthday Wednesday night when and .brother, E.S. and Maxson relatives and friends dropped in at Mytting. The Tommy Thomas family at Camp Draper enjoyed having Christ- mu guests from Waseo, Oregon, nephews of Mr. Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Creston Black were holiday guests at the home of her paren~s, Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Hanson. Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Kreps, Jr., drove to Seattle to visit her parents during the holiday season. H~liday visitors at the George Kreps home, Husum, were her daughter and so~-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Wilson of Camp Draper. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Con, boy were over from Cedar Valley to visit his father, Peter Coz~boy, and sisters who had Just r~turned from Califor- nia. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. McDrath and daughter, Belva, drove ~o Spokane for a visit during the holidays with their daughter Myrtle and other r ativ . Mrs. Mattf Dymond enjoyed a f~w days the past Week spent at ~he homo of her daughter, Merle Wst, in Lyle. T]~m to conclude the holiday vi~ ttors we want to mention, little Olive zmd Orin Plnke, twin children of Mr. and Mrs. Emmtt Finke, her home to surprise her. Mrs. Will Markgraff entertained Saturday nigh.t at Howe's with a pinochle party for her sister-in-law, Mrs. Ferd Markgraff Whose birthday iL was. High scores were won by Mrs. Maurice Sehnetdler and Peter J. Troh. Mrs. C. M. Babcock, calling in White Salmon on Tuesday found Nora Murray quite well, Ed Castle "tolerable," Mrs. Lydia Colburn corn- his 91st birthday. A visit at the A. M. Yerkes l~ome with Mrs. Yerkes and Marion was also enjoyed. There is was learned that a neighbor across the street, Mr. Splawn, and Charles Flock, of Btngen, drive daily to Glenwood where they fall timber near the mouth of the Out- let. Tuesday five meuSbers of the Woman's club met at Bird Creek Inn for a regular business session. The club is grateful for the donations made which helped to materially defray the expense of the Christmas If You Buy Real Estate -- You Wffi Probably Have to Furnish one Should You Sell er m-tgage and Notary Publle THE GOLDENDALE SENTINEL--Goldendale Washington treat given at the school and Sun- month for each and every month Notice of Hearing Final Account and ,d~uring ,her ~term of. office, ~yable Report and Petition for day school programs. A series of five m~nVhdy ou't of the water fund of the Distribution card parties are to begin Wednesday Town. -- January 10 and to continue every Section 2. All Ordinances and In the Superior ~urt of the State el ...... i" °'a - ~ l~rts of Ordinances in conflict here- W~hington for KAickltat Ootmty. other weunesaay un~ i m rcn o. wi~h: are ~ereby repealexl. In Probate Seasonal scores as well as eveningSection 3. This Ordinance shall be N,o. P. 1460 in full force end effect fr.@m and ~fter scores will be kept. Many remember ~ .... ~,~ hv eh~ ~,,~i~ -~ur ....1 In the m~tter of the estate of Jenme the pleasant card parties enjoyed at by the Mayor, and publishing ~n the ~,~ i~ h~rehv ~iven that M W • uir w .......... " ° " " Bird Creek Inn last winter, manner~eq, ed by la . _ -. B~ck, t'he Administrator of ~he .es- Skating was availame for two December 18 1939 ~ ,~, ?~,~ v,; ..... ~., ."z "~.' : " " hal~as re~aerea anu presen~ea ~or set- days last week, on Monday and Pass~ ~h~rd ,~ev:d~ng and fi tlement to, and filed with the clerk Tuesday, until snow fell Wednesday. passage January Z'w~," r~.~ainance of the Su~perior Court of said ~ounty i ~"/ ...... ~ ....... ' and Ste,te his fin~ accoun~t and report Thus the mill pond piney ded two 0his 2nd d~y of Januwry, 1940. ~.~ n,~tifin.n fo,r rli~t~-th~;t.inn ~R ~ueh evenings of enjoyment in the bright BERT H. KNOX, Ma~o,r:w MORT A'dm~'ni~x~'~°r'-ancl-~th~"W~e~ay • ,,~'~ : ,~]:'~ the l&t~h day of January, 1940, at 10 !--~---o .~. t ill~-- ~" "~ ......o'clock A. M, at the court room of Miss Cather no Hathaway w ~ our said Superime or norL~ecem~er ~, Aw~. " ~ I In Probate d~u~]~ter, leers Fred .Mien Passe hird. fielding anu nna In tl~e shatter of Vhe este~te of Theresa • " passage Janwacy x, ±v~u r ~ • • M Doherty, Deceased. M . and Mrs. Roy Kt~hn, of Ben- ADproved the within Ordinance ~,~ ~o h~,~hy ~ .... Ch~,~ l~hn :nevi,l,le, h~rs. B~tha Rogers a~d Miss thds 2rid day of_Januwry, 1940.Da*l~erty t~l~o"l~xecut~-o~ t'~e~e~te Doris P~rtor ~ere dlinner guests of BERT H. KNOX, ~day~r~, ...... w of Th~res~ M. Doherty deceased, has • Attest" rL w. ~u~, f r tl " r rendered ~nd presented o set e- Me and i~rs Jim Kuhn Sunday it Town Cle k • • '' • '-- ' " merit to, ~n,~ fi,led with ~he clerk of E. I~ AJl~brlt.00~n 'is ,~he proud owner NOTICE TO CREDITORS I.n t•he Superior Court of th,e State of Washington for Klicki~t County. In the matter of the estate of Lizzie Haggerty, D~ee~sod. Notice is hereby given, ~hat the u~- dersigned 'has been e,l~poin,tod and has qualified as Administrator with will annexed of the estate of Lizzie ~ag- gerty, deceased, and that all persons nawng c~aims against satd deceased @~e reqnired to serve the 8ume on the Administrator ~t his resi,dence, near Centerville, Wash., or upon l~cEwen & Brooks, attorneys of ¢ocx)rd for said estate, at Goldendale, Wash., and file ~ith ~he el~rk of fine above named Court, together wit;h proof of such ~ervice, within six months after the date of the first publica42on o~ this notice, ar the same will be for- ever barred. Date of first publication, Decem- ber 14, 1939. JOHN M. MULLIGAN, Administ~ator with Will annexed of the estate of Lizzie Hagger ty, deceased. McEWEN & BROO~S, Attorneys f~r Est~Lte. Po~toffioe @ddres~, Golden- dale, Washington. D14-J4t4--- SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION In the Superior Court of t'he State of WaShington ~or Klickitat County. John R. Tobin an, d Croldba F. Tobin, hus'b~nd and wife, Plaintiffs. The unknown hei.rs of Amy Pavr~tt, of a new 1940 l~erd tficku~. Mr. and l~s. Art Lowel.1 Mr. and Mrs. Win. Virgin, Wilson MoN~ry and sons were dinner guests of Mr.~and Mrs. qlhomas Monday. ~rs. Alda-Ways~n has r~turned to her ,home ~rom ~randview, ~vh~re she ~ ~evem~ weeks with her folks, on aeeouz~t of illness. Mr. end M!rs. Coo~l Wilson and Marjean, Mx. enid Mrs. Robert Crlasd0,, R~y ~la~co, Pete Bel,le, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wlisoh and Charles, Mr. and Mlrs. Harold ~eely M~r. ~nd Mrs. Robert Marvel, Mr. and M.r~. Ken- neth Wilson and Jlm~ny, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Scaly, I~ona and Darrell, Clark Seely ani~ W.alt~r and Bobby Davis were dinner guess of Mr. and ~rs. Claud Woods and Lfla Christ- mas d~y. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Seely and Dar- rell were visi~or~ of M,r. and Mrs. Vernon Hooker Saturday. M~r. and Mrs. ~obert Mervel spent Wedn~day even,lug wi~h M:r. a:n@ Mrs. Wilbur Seely and family. Bill B il~ttps, of Buena, is vist¢ing ,with M~r. and Mrs. i~or.man Glasco at de~eased; of Charles A. Sturtevant, ~he present ~me .deceesed; and of Frank Marquiss, ..... " . . . deceased; James I. Munden, if liv- r~arry Jo:nnste~a spen,~ a row days in and if d'eceascd, ~is unknown last week visiting withMrs. Alice h~grs; Emma J. Munden, his wife, Saltng, Bus and J~ck if living, and if deceased, .her un- ' known 'heirs; Lombard Investment Mrs. Win. Ar~drews and Winston .Come, any a corporation; also all ~hurchfl,1 motored ¢o the v~l,ley ~ne other persons or parties unknown ..... claiming e~uy right, title, estate, ~ay t~ weeK. lien or interest in the ,re~l estats Walt K~lly, of Roosevelt, is visit- desoribed in the complaint herein, ins with ]~ph Allbritton defendent$. . . " .. . The State of Washington" to ~he b~unuay, Mr. and 1V~rs. E~ L~ne, Mr. above named defendants: and Mrs. l~rank Elisrou~h, FAaine,You are hereby su~m,onec~ to ap- WH,I Allhrl~ton, M~r and Mrs Johnny .pe~rwithin 60 days after the date of ' " Cue nrst pubfication of this summons, Churchill, Lcds, l~h'yllis and Lucille, towit: Wit.lHn 60 days after the 14th E~h A~li, brib~m, ~Vlr. and M:rs. I)elmore day of December, 1939, end defend • ::.., ........ the above entitled action in ~he above A~,~r~on, t~ar~ra l)ermar ann cues. named Court end serve a copy of ~llb~itton were guests at th~ h,eme your answer or c,ther pleading en of Mr and Mrs Ed Allbrit~o~ I the undersigned, attorney for plain- .~ " _ .. " ~. . " .. t tiff~s, at his ad~d.ress herelnatter set mr. ~n:a Mrs. vor~r and~famlay ~orth; and in case of your failure spent Chr'~st~nas day ~t ~he ~home of so to d,o, Judgment will be rendered Mr an~d Mrs W~n ll~o~t r _ .. against you according to the demands :. . . e a~ ~u.nny- of the com,plalnt, which ~ae@ been filed side. wi~h the clerk of the abbve named Court. Do You Know? Mount Vernon, Washington, k the ca,b~age seed capital of the world, Skagit county producing 90 per cent of all the cabbage seed grown in the United States. Washington hens lead in average egg production, according to the 1930 census of .the United States De- partment of Agriculture. The Wash- ington average is 119.5 eggs. Washington has made a world record in producing shingles for twenty years. The state produces 80 per cent of the shingles made in the United States each year• The total ranges from five to seven billion pieces. Other world records are held by Washington in the yield of oats per acre, (192 tbushels); wheat (117.5 bushels per acre) ; strawberries (12,800 full quarts per acre); red raspberries ( 12,923 pounds per acre); cherries (19,873 pounds per acre); and in production of milk (37,381.4 pounds from one cow in a year). Royal and Underwood Portable ~pewa~ers. ~mall down payment, balance in sm~ll monthly payment. Inquire at The ~old~ad~le ~en~nel. ORDINANCE NO. 881 ,An Ondtnance of .the Town of ~01d- endale, Wa~Mngton, fixing ~he salty of the Town rPreesttrer, and repeal- The object of said action is to ob- tain a judgment and .d~cree of the~ above named court decreeing the plaintiffs 0o be the owners of th~ *here- inafter de~mribed real property in ~sa~d county and state, and quieting 'title thereto in plain,tiffs and forever barring you, and each of yon, from any ,right, title; interest, lien or es- tate in and ,to said real property, or any part thereof, md~erse to plain- tiffs, said xeal property being located in County of Klickltat, State of Washington, and particularly deecrib- ed ~as folloWs, towit: The south .he/f of the norffaeast quarter of the southeast quarter of section 15, townshilk 3 north, 'rsng0 15 east, Willamette Meridian. F. A. SMItI'H, Attorney for Plaintiffs. Office and postoffiee adorers, Gold- endale, Klickit~t County, WaSh- ington. D14J18t6-- Notice of Hearing Final Account and Report and Petiton for Distribution No. P. 2,0,77 In ,bhe Superior Oour~ of ~he S0a,te ot Washington, f,~r Klick~ut County. Ln Pro:bate In ~he mh~ter of bhe Joint Estates of ~SaIn E. VanVa~O0v and M~r,tle M. VanV~ctor, ~husba~d and w~-'fe, b~h De~ea~d. Notice is hereby givem Uh~t F. A. Smith, administr~.tor wi~h: w~ll an nexed of the e~ta,te of Sam E. Van :Va~tor and administr~tor of the e~- ta~e of Myrtle M. Van Vactor hus- !b~nd and wife, ,bobh deceased, I rend red presen!t d for settls- merit to, and fiied wi~h Vhe olerk of the Superior Cou~t of said O0~nty and State 'his final accoun't and report and peti~tion for di,st~butio~ ~a~ sn01~ administrator; a~d Chat Wednesday,! the 3let day of J~numry, 1940, at ten o clock A. M., ~t ~t~h!e court room of -- our said Superior Oc,urt a~ Golden- d~ale, in ~aid Country, has been duly appointed by our Superior Oourt fox the Settlement of the Final Account, wt which time ~he Court ts asked to set~le such report, distribu,te t~he property to She lh.eirs or persona en- ti,tled to the scans and discharge ~he{ actministraf0o.r lwith wil.l ~nnexed and admini~bretor. Witness, The HeN. J. E. STONE, tng a3~ Ordinances ~r parts of Or- dtnancee in con.filet ~herewl%h. Judge of th,e said Superior Cou~t, Be R ordained by t~he Town Coun-~ and ~he seml ~f sa~d Court affixed ctl Iof ~he q~wn of Goldend~le, Was~, t~Is 29th day of Decemoer, 1940.. ing~von. • R.M. SPOON, County Olerz e~ I Section I. Th~ ~own treasurer Clerk of ~he St~peri~ Court shal,1 receive a salary of $100.00 per~ #au 4-25~4--- the Superl.or Couv~ of said County and State his final account and re- port and ~etition for dlstrtbu~0~ as such Executor; and that Tue~de~y the 16,t~h day of January, 194.0, at 1:30 o'clock P. M., ~t t'h~e court room of our said Superior (~ourt at Golden- de~, in sat4 ~ou~ty, has been duly appointed by our Superior Court for ~he Settlement of the Plnal Account, at which time the Court ie a~ked to settle such ,report, distribute the property to the heiss or ~ersons en- titled to the same and dis~haxge evhe execut0T. Witness, The Hen. J. ~l. STONE, Judge of the seAd Superior Oourt a~d ,~he seel of said Court affixed t)his 18th day of ~be¢, 1939. R. M. SPOO~N, County Clerk and Clerk of the Superior Court. Mc]~W~N & BROOKS, Attorneys fez Estate, &@Idendale, Wash. D2 l-J11t4--- Report and Petition for Distribution No. P. 2,051 In the Superior Court of the State of Washington for Klickitet County. In Probate In the mutter of the estate of Eva &rocker, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that Mat- thew Crocker the Executor of t~,e es- ,tats of E~a Orocker decee~d, ;has ,rendered and presented for settle- ment to, and filed with the clerk of the Superior Court of said Co.unty and State his fine2 accoun:~ and re- por~ a~4 ..petition for distribution as such ExecuVor; and that Wednesday ~the 10th ,d~y of January, 1940, e~t 10 o'clock A. M., at the court room of owr seJd Superior Co,urt at Goid- endale, in said County, ,has been duly al~poin~ted by o~r Supexior Court for the Settlement of the Final Account, at ~hich ~im,o the Court is asked to settle such report, • distribute ~he property to the heirs or persons en- titled ~a the same e,ud d~seh~rge the Executor. Witness, T~he HO~N. J. E. STO~E, Judge of the said Superior Cour.t, and the seal of said Court affixed thl~ 13~h day of December, 1939. R. M. SPOON, County Clerk and Clerk of ~he Superior Court. McEW~,N & BROOKS, Attorneys for Estate, Goldendale, Wash. D15J4-~ Notice of Hearing on ]b~mal Report and Petition for Distribution No. P-208 In the Superior Court of the State of Washington for Klickitat County. In the matter of ,the estate of David g. Waiters, deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a final report and petition for dis- tribution has been filed with the clerk of the above named Court by the administrator with the will an- nexed of the above named estate; that the Court is asked to settle such report, distribute the property to the heirs or persons entitled to the same, and discharge the said administrator with the will annexed, and that Wednesday, the 7th day of February, 1940, at 9:30, a. m., in the court room of our said Superior Court has been fixed as the time and place for the hearing of such final report and petition. Dated this 21st day of December, 1939. R. M. SPOON, County Clerk• WILKINSON & LANGSDORF, 207 Clark County Nat'l. Bank Bldg., Vancouver, Washington, Attorneys for Administrator with the Will Annexed. Dee 28-Jan 18-4t--- Notice of Hearing Final Account and Report and Petiton for Distribution No. P. 1853 In .the ~uperior Oou~ of ~he State of Washington, ~r KAick~tat County. In Probate In ~'he matter of ,~he estate ~ TtlHe Coombs, Decoa~d. ,Noti~ Is !hereby given that Free- re'an R. Grow, Admln~strator d~ bon- ~s non wi~t~ Will anne~d of the es-i ~0~te of Til,lie Coom.bs, deceased, has renderekl a~d l~resented for settle- ment to, a~ filed w~,th the clerk of the ~u.per~or ~court of salad Oounty and State ,his final a~connt and ~report and poti,tion for distribution e~ Admin~cr~tor; and Ch~t Tue 30,th day of J'a~uary, 1940,1: o'clock P. M., at t'he cou~t room of ou,r ~a~,d Su'I~rior (~0~rt ¢~t Golden- ~.ale, in ~aid C~u,nty, ~has been duly e,ppo~n~t~ by ,our ,Su~per.io,r Cou,rt f~r the ~0btlement of flh~ Final A~count, ! a¢ which t~me ~the Court is asl~ed settle such report, distribute property ~o the ~heirs or ~ersons ti~led to *the e~me and d~s~harge t'he Admlni~tre~0¢ de boris ~on ~v¢it~, will annexed. Witness, qTne HeN. J. E. Judge of ,the s~id Superior and ~ho seal of said Cou~t ~his 29th day ~f ~ber, R. M. SPOON, County Clerk and .Clerk of ~he Superior Court. MeEWEN & BR(~OI~S, Attorneys for Esta~, Go, denials, Washing~n. Jan 4-25¢4--- In ~he Superior Court of the State of Washington. for Klickt~t County. In the matter of the welfare of Robert Young, a juvenile dependent. State of Washington to Jack Young: You are hereby summoned and re- quired to ~l~e~r on the 6th day of February, 1940, and answer to the charges set forUh in a juvenile de- pendant complaint filed in the above en:titled court on the 28~h day of Novembe,r, 1939. You are eurther notified that the object of such potlti, on is to have Robert Yeung,,,~ a minor under the age of eighteen years, ~.o-~vit: of 0he KIACKITA~ KAREFUL K~EAN- EI~. Phone 102. Suits made to order--Royal Tailors an.c~ Oeego~ City Woolen Mill Unos. P~pular prices. We~t of ~ord GMxege, Gold- ondale. --. tf--- RENT Apa tment with private ,l~th. Mrs. G. H. Romsh. 13 teem house. Inquire Hotel H~L1. lt- age of seven and' one 'h~lf years, declared to be a juvenile dependant ]PeR HOUS~WORK---~ Mrs. L. E. and to rple~e the oustody o~ s~ld child ~v~. ~h,~-= ~aa~ ~n,, ,~,.. 'with one Philllp Newman and one ,~o~I~. ................ %,~ Jane Doe Newman, his wife, and to ..... ~o make further ~rovision for the future L(~T---Tuesdlay evening,--~a~l-=~ne 'care, .cust o~ly an, d eon,.~.ol of said lan't~rn near Norris windmill on ]uvenue xou a,.r~ rura~ex n