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February 8, 1940
THE GOLDENDALE SENTINEL--Goldendale Washington
Page Three
N. B. Matsen attended the livestock
in Wapato last week.
Max Ladiges, of Glenwood, was in
ioldendale on business Thursday.
~Fuller McEwen, of Klickitat, was
Goldendale on business. While
tere he marketed some livestock.
Dance at Centerville Grange hall,
/Feb. 10, Brem Brown's
1t--
Edgar H. Canfield, county prose-
attorney, drove to Kelso on
business last Thursday. He
eturned to Goldendale the same day.
C. A. Johnson, of Hartland, was in
on business Thursday.
here he made his regular re-
ort to the county assessor's office.
Mr. and Mrs. Kirk McKee were in i
Thursday on business. They
to C*oldendale the same
Wayne Meyers, of Grand Coulee,
in ~oldendale visiting at the
ome of ~r. and M~-s. R. H. York.
is in charge of the state fish
atchery at 'Spring Creek.
GOrdon Baker, of White Salmon,
lember of the county soil conserva-
committee, was in Goldendale
Thursday for the regular meet-
of the committee.
R. H. York, state game depart-
lent official in charge of the Gold-
fish hatchery, was in Seattle
[Onday, Tuesday and Wednesday of
Week attending a meeting of
fish hatchery superintendents.
Joe Linderman and Lesley Pierce,
Yakima, were Goldendale business
Friday. ,Mr. Linderman in-
the refrigeration plant in the
Creamery several years ago
made an inspection of the plant
here.
Oregon Journal delivered to
or at Confectionary stores
Allison,s Pharmacy. George Lay-
agent, tf--
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Feb. 14-15
~u't°°n-"'Dog In A Mansion"
r Charles Bleiler, of Glenwood, was
in Goldendale on business Thursday.
Glen Yarnell, of Bickleton, was in
Goldendale on business last Wednes-
day.
Bill Layman was in Wapato last
Thursday for the stock sale there.
L. R. Ufford, of Seattle, was in
Goldendale on business last Thurs-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Jackson were
business visitors in the Yakima val-
ley last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Chamberlain, of
Lyle, were in Goldendale on business
last Wednesday.
Dance at Centervine Grange hall
Saturday, /Feb. 10, Brem Brown's
orchestra, lt--
~The interior of the county engi-
neers and county school superin-
tendent's office are being refinished
i this week.
Ira Hyde and Frank Hunsaker, of
White S~lmon, were in Goldendale
on business Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Forsythe and
Mrs. John Nath drove to Portland
Saturday. They returned to Golden-
dale Saturday evening.
W. D. Norris who has been con-
fined to his home for nearly two
weeks with influenza is now able to
be up and around.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hapgood
spent the weekend in Portland.
While there they saw the picture
"Gone With the Wind."
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Geschwint and
familymoved back to their home in
Goldendale last /Friday, from Glen-
wood.
Wesley Wilson, of Gold Beach
Ore., was in Goldendale tn~ past
week visiting with his brother, E.
E. Wilson and mother, Mrs. Julia
Wilson.
Bill Overly spent the past week-
end in Goldendale visiting with his
mother, Mrs. Dean Gillenwaters. He
returned to /Pullman Monday for
the second semester at Washington
State College.
The American .Guernsey Cattle
Club, Peterborough, N. H., reports
that a registered Guernsey bull has
been sold by B. Royce to E. C. Shirts
of Husum, Wash. This animal is
Bonnibel Pride 2,8062~3.
Miss Charlotte Lewis, student at
Whitman college, spent the past
weekend in Goldendale visiting with
her parents, ,Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Lewis. ,She returned to Walls Walla
Monday to begin the second semester
at Whitman.
Harry Thomson was fined $5 and
costs in E. ~. Whitehill's justice
iustice court last week after pleading
guilty of a drunkenness charge.
Thomson was arrested by Sheriff C.
R. House.
Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Matsen and
daughter, Betty, drove to Pullman
last weekend. Betty Matsen remain-
ed there for the second semester's
work in Washington State college.
Mr. and Mrs. Matsen will remain in
Pullman for a few weeks with their
daughter and son, Miles, before re-
turning to Goldendale.
Miss Dorothy Allison left last Fri-
day for Edmonds, Wash.,-to resume
her teaching duties there after spend-
ing the past week in Goldendale with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. A1-
lison, sr. The Edmonds schools were
closed because of sickness during the
past week.
The Portland Oregonian available
from Frederick 01tmanns. Call phone
434 for dally delivery to Four own
home in town or at Confectionary
stores, tf
LOOK WHAT A DIM]~ BUYS!
1 lb. Malted Milk or 1~ lb. Butter
Scotch Dessert for ONLY 10c, with
your purchase of any two, Pepper
Mustard, Cinnamon, Lemon ~x"
tract, Chocolate, Cocoanut or
Lemon Dessert, or Nux and Iron
Tablets, Inhalent, Digestive or
llerb Tablets.
I~OY V(. LUNDBEI%G, Goldendale
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If it does....
Don't delay, see
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He has a complete supply of
all roofing needs. Composition
roofing, shingles and roofing
of all types.
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Phone 692
John Sanders, of Roosevelt, was in
Goldendale on business Thursday.
James Anthon, of White Salmon,
was in Goldendale on business
Thursday.
Leo Jackson, of North Bend, spent
a few days the past week in Gold-
endale with friends and relatives.
S. F. Ganders, of Bickleton, chair-
man of the county soil conservation
committee, was in (~oldendale last
Thursday for a board meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Robertson and
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Chittester, of
Wishram, were in Goldendale on
business Saturday.
Max Mauer and Clyde Story were
in Trout Lake late last week on
business.
Mrs. Cora Betts, of Olympia, is
visiting with her mothei', Mrs. Julia
Wilson, this week.
Mrs. A1 Stewart has been confined
to her home two days last week by
illness.
Miss Dorothea Garbough, of Top-
penish, is a houseguest at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Nickerson this
week.
Jimmy Merrill and Chuck Green
returned last Saturday from Twin
Falls, Idaho, where they spent the
past several weeks on business.
Nick Molitor, of Lyle, was in Gold-
endale on business Monday. He re-
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Pete Peterson, of Klickitat, was in Mrs. /F. G. LoFor was in The
Goldendale on business last Satur-
day.
Mrs. Bob Taylor, of Lyle, was in
Goldendai,e on tbusiness last week.
Mr. and Mrs..Chick Brune, of
Dallesport, were in Goldendale on
business Friday.
William K. Morgan, subaltern at
Camp Goldendale, spent the weekend
in Portland.
5h'. and Mrs. ~V. F. Veeltzin, of
Cliffs, were in Goldendale on busi-
ness last Friday.
Mrs..lames It. Iiartz was a Gold-]
cndale business visitors last Thurs-
day.
Bob Krauspe was in Wishram
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of
this week visiting his father Max
, Krauspe and other relatives.
Another dance, Pleasant Valley,
Saturday, Feb. 17. lt--
Eric Benson returned last week
from Portland where he spent sev-
eral days receiving medicaj treat-
men t.
E. T. Hupp, land use economist
from Washington State College, was
in Goldendale on business Monday.
Miss Helen May Bruan spent the
weekend in Portland ~isiting with
her sister and bro~her-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Vernon Vasey.
Miss Isabel Trantum spen.t the
turned to hyle Monday evening onI weekend in The Dalles where she
the train. I judged, several higlh, school play,s.
The condition of Miss Harriet While in The Dalles she was a guest
Crooks, who has been confined to[at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Al
her home for the past two weeks Itingston.
with influenza, is now much improv-I Archie Averill received a painful
'ed-vanI Norris and sons Donald and hand injury last weel~ When he
dipped and fell while loading a bar-
Rodney, of Tillamook, Ore., are vie- rel of fuel oil. He wrenched the
Iting at the home of his parents, Mr. muscles in the back o~ h.is hand and
and Mrs. W. D. Norris this week. wrist.
Harry ~]~. Palmer, new Camp Gold- Mrs. A. C. Vincent left last Sun-
endale educational advisor, is in ! day for Roosevelt ~vhere She is
Vancouver this week attending a dis- ! 'spending a week visi.ting at the
trict educational conference. Frank home of her mother, Mrs. John Ras-
J .Hills, camp commander, and A1- musson.
den C. Copeland, superintendent, See Dean Gillenwaters for buys
Stanley Crocker, who has been en-
rolled at Washington 'State College
for the past semester, retuned last l
The Dalles last Saturday. The girl's
name is Tamera.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Neuman and
son Bobby, of Husum, were Gold-
endale business visiters Tueday. Mr.
Neuman subscribed to The Sentinel
while here.
Bob Ray, of trhe Arthur-Fowler
manufacturing company, was in
Goldendale last weekend on busi-
ness.
Chet Enderby, R. 0. Spoon, E. C.
Cole, E. R. Vasey, B~ll Morehead
and Warren H~eydenberk .drove to
White Salmon Tuesday evening to
meet with members of the Western
Klickitat county I. 0. 0. F. lodge.
William Matta, of Centerville,
was fined $10 and costs in Justice
E. L. Whitehill's court Tuesday on
a disorderly conduct charge. Matta
was arrested by John Gulden, state
patrolman.
Evergreen Chapter No. 10. E. S.
will hold a stated oommunication
Wednesday, Feb. 14 at 7:30 p. m.
A special fea.ture will be honoring
past matrons and pa~t patrons. This
will be preceded by a potluck din-
ner. May Root, secretary.
The l~ev. Paul Fong, Chinese
pa~,tor from Seattle, Phil Graf, and
Miss Esther McCullough, missionary
to Japan, who spent several days in
Goldendale conducting special con-
vocation meeting~ ,lef~ Monday for
Sunnyside. They plan to. conduct a
series o,f meetings there.
The Rev. and Mrs. Leslie Fisher
and son Francis Fisher, of Benton,
Kansas, arrived in Goldendale Tues-
day to conduct a serie*s of revival
meetings at th:e Baptist church.
They came to Goldendale w~th Rev.
and Mrs. C. E. Wakelman, of Ren-
ton, where a revival meeting was
just concluded.
Miss Nora Grady, who has been
visiting with her brother and wife,
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Grady at Wasco,
Oregon, since before New Years, re-
:urned to her home here Sunday.
Miss Grady is much improved in
health.
Orville Richardson is now work-
ing with a state highway department
engineers' crew near Keller, Wash.
The crew with which he is working
is surveying a new highway along
the lake that will be formed by
Grand Coulee dam. Mrs. Richardson
md two children are still residing
in Wenatchee.
J~ car driven by Harold Culpus, of
Simnasha, Ore., received damages
estimated at $150 last l~-iday when
it crashed into a state highway truck
on the Satus road 19 miles northeast
of Goldendale. No one was injured
in the accident according to the re-
port filed at the sheriff's office by
Hac~Id Culpus.
-.f Mr. and Mrs. Howard /Fleming
.Byars, of Chehalis, are the parents
of a daughter, born February 2. H.
F. Byars is the youngest son of W.
~. Byars, of Goldendale, and is a
grandson of the late General W. H.
Byars, pioneer ~alem "publisher and
editor. This is W. F. Byars first
granddaughterfalthough he has" 10
grandsons.//"
ThQ Seattle P-I delivered to your
home or at McI~eo's Pharmacy and
AHtson's Pharmacy, or call Harold
Weiss, agent, tf
Dalles last Thursday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. James Gray drove
t.o Portland on business. Monday.
K. W. Moore, of Hood River, was
in Goldendale on business Monday.
Gustav G. Myhr and Eva F.
Smith, of Lyle, were in Goldendale
on business last Saturday.
Mrs. Harold Guy was confined to
her home several days during the
past week by illness.
Another dance, Pleasant Valley,
Saturday, Feb. 17. 1t--
Paul Johnson returned Monday
evening from Spokane where he
spent the past several days with his
father who is critically ill there.
Frank C.lark, of the state highway
department office in Vancouver, was
in Goldendale on business Monday.
Judge Howard J. Atwell, of Kelso,
is in Goldend~le this week for the
regular term of superior court.
Tom Nord~by and Forrest Wallace,
both of White Salmon, were in Gold-
endale on business Tuesday.
Earl S. Coe, state representative
from Bingen, was in Goldendale on
'business Tuesday.
Mrs. Dick Athow, of Ephrata,
Wash., was in Goldendale this week
visiting friends and relatives.
Guthrie Langsdorf, Van,couver at-
torney, was in Goldendale on busi-
ness Tuesday and Wednesday.
M. M. Nelson who has been ill
for the past week is receiving treat-
ment at the Radcliffe Nursing home
this week.
Willard Woods, of K lickitat, ~vas
in Goldendale on business last ~at-
urday.
Mrs. C. F. Kayser was in The
Dalles on business Wednesday.
Guy J. Norris spent several days
last week in Central Oregon, Port-
land and Seattle on business.
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Rellly and
Guy J. Norris drove to White Sal-
mon on business Wednesday.
Mrs. W. H. Matthews left last
Thursday for Ellensburg to join her
husband there. Miss Virginia Van-
Hey will take over :her part time
position with ,the Glnnie Lee Style
shop.
Mr. and Mrs. William Sauter ac-
companied by Mrs. Guy J. Norris
drove to The Dalles on busines~
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Metcalf, of
Cleveland, are the parents of a boy
born Tuesday.
Dale Storkel, son of Mr. and Mrs.
R. C. Storkel o,f route two, is seri-
ously ill. He is c.or~fined to the Radz
cliffe Nursing home this week.
Ronald Ferguson, of Bickleton,
was in Goldendale on ,business Wed-
nesday.
Ray West, of Portland, spent
Monday and Tuesday in Goldendale
visiting with his brother, Dr. W. H.
West. While here he entertained
with a stag party for 13 guests.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Hornibrook
drove to Portland Wednesday after-
noon. They plan to return to Gold-
enda,le Saturday.
Raymond Beyerlin left for Bell-
ingham last Saturday to visit his
brother Wilfred who underwent an
appendicitis operation .there early
this week.
Bill Darland, proprietor of ~he
Star Market, who recently under-
went a major operation at St. Eliza-
lbeth's hospital in Yakima, is ,ex-
pect,~d home this week.
~ed Hornibrook returned from
Pullman last weekend to spend the
balance of ~l~e svhool year in Gold-
endale. ~plans to return to Wash-
ington State College for .the fall
semeseer next Sept~em~ber.
G/~GE NOTES
Pleasant Valley Grange No. 146
met in regular session Saturday,
!Feb. 3 at 10:30 a. m. Before dinner
we heard from Sister Van,Hey, chair-
man of the home economics depart-
ment of Goldendale Grange, who
said that there will be a home
economics meeting and demonstra-
tion at their hall this Thursday, Feb.
8 with Anna ~lavin and Anna John-
son present. All ladies were urged
to be present.
The chairman of the beautification
contest reported that much work has
been done on the hail, including re-
moval of the partition and building
FACTORY SHIPMENT
Two Important Items for Safe and
Economical Motoring
Have your car checked regularly by expert mechanics ....
It's their business to keep your car running smoothly
and safely . . . Drive in today for a complete lub-
rication job and checkup on your car.
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ayon
A lovely run proof quality.
styles choose from. Lastic
band. Perfect fitting, small, medium
large and extra large.
Buy Several at this low price.
Washable French Crepe prints
and plain shades in the latest
spring colors.
FABRICS THAT WOULD SELL
FOR AS MUCH AS $1.00 per yd
yard lengths, no two alike
39 inches wide
Seven thread service and four thread chif-
fon. NEW SPRING SHADES . . . clear and
flawless. Lisle re-inforced heel and toe.
Sizes 8V2 to 101/2.
5:00 o'clock. The next meeting will
be on March 2 at 1:30 p. m. Every-
one come.
COOKED FOOD SALE
HELD AT CENTERVILLE
C]~NTERVILLE---(Special to The
Sentinel)---The men of the Center-
ville Grange cooked and served the
dinner Friday to a larg~ crowd of
Grangers and a few outside gues.ts.
Ted Elmore, chi,ef cook, was assist-
ed by Messrrs. Andrew Isaaeson and
George Garner. The menu was as
follows: fried chicken, roast chicken
and dressing, stewed chicken and
dumplings, ,chicken and noodles,
chicken gravy, mashed potatoes
carrot~ and pea~, cake, pie,, Jello
~alad and coffee.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ledbetter,
M~r. and Mrs. Keefhaver and Harold
Favietlo, all of Goldendale, were
of a kitchen. ~our days work last dinner guests and also during the
month by about a dozen or more lecture hour at Grange Friday.
men really made a difference in our
hall.
A wonderful dinner at noon was
served by the ladies and several
other business matters were settled
before Grange adjourned at about
Good Work go
hand in hand at
WIERMAN'S Shoe Repair
, Service
Mr. and Mrs. Will Ritzschke and
Mr. and Mrs. Curtiss Ne~tl were
business visitors in The Dalles
Monday.
Mrs. Opal Wiidanen, Mrs. Robert
McKillip and Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Bolton and daughter Joyce, attend-
ed two sessions of t h~ conference of
the Church of Ohrist in The Dalles
Tuesday.
Mrs. Linnie Mulligan came home
from Whi~e Salmon Monday eve-
ning. She was ca~ing for her grand-
son. Mrs. William Pierce was on.
duty at the posto'ffice last week
during the absence of Mrs. Mulli-
gan.
The Primary Council of Klick4tat
county teavhers convened at Center-
vflle Saturday. A good mee,ting was
enjoyed by those present.
Mrs. Turner, of Wapato, met with
the Cen'tervllle Grange Friday. Mrs.
Turner is a seventh degree member:*
Miss Inalee Pierce, bookkeeper for
Maurer Brothers at Goldendale, was
home last week on account of H1-
heSS. She was a bl~ to report for
work M~nday.
Mrs. A|bevt Walman. Mrs. Oliver
Hamilton's
Texaco Service
"A Good Place To F. mt"
Banquet Room Availal
i u
White Salmon visiting Mr. Bay~Fs
parents.
The dance at Centerv411e Saturday
evening was ~ell attended. Those
presen,t ~eport a good time.
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Mr. and Mrs. Floyd VanHoy of
Goldendale Grange, and ~er~ld Fen-
ton of Pleasant Valley Grange, at-
tended Grang~e at Centervill~ Fri-
day. Cochvan, Mrs. Webster Ahola, Mrs.
Hugh Cameron had charge of the A,11en McConnell and children were
lecture hour at Grange. l in Goldendale Saturday to attend-
Mrs. Joe Yeackel Is in The Dalles the bridal ~hower honoring Miss
with Mrs. Tony Miller whose small tCl:¢ta Ker~. ~ -
daughter is a patient in The Dalles[ Mr. and Mrs. Floyd BoT~r and
hospital, son Stanl~ey, spent the weekend in.