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August 22, 1940 THE GOLDENDALE SENTINEL---Goldendaie, Washington Page Three
Egan, of Bingen, was a Gold- Mr. and Mrs. Keith Brown have
visitor last Friday• moved from their residence on East
listen Gaines, of Bickleton¢ was a Court street to the Watson home
ddendale business visitor Thurs-on East D. street.
Y" Farmers! Order" your Mountain
~r~. j W Bowden of Walla Copper Carbonate now from Gillen-
ills, visited with her father, W. E. waters Hardware. lt--
)rnibrook and other relatives, last Mrs. Ronald Faulkner, of Bingen,
is visiting in Goldendale at the home
~r. Brown, of Bingen, proprietor of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
¢¢ Browns Cafe, was in Goldendale ~'enton.
bUSiness last Friday Frank Smith of Wishram, was
l~011ow the crowds~'o BLockhouse fined $10 and costs in A. T. Byars'
tf--police court last Saturday after
~ew Milhollin, state sales tax of- pleading guilty to a charge of being
elal from Vancouver, was in Gold- intoxicated in a public place.
ldale on business Thursday. Raymond Knight, who has been in
~r. and Mrs. E. C. Kaiser, Mr. and Walla Walla county for the past
Harry Dunn, and Waldo Klein seven months, is visiting at his home
the state convention of the in Lyle this week•
Legion held in Aberdeen
• " Marshe.ll Duffield and Bette Briggs
week. They returned to Golden- were among the swimmers who en-
Saturday. , joyed the c.ool waters o£ the Colum-
ms Eileen Bradford and Miss bin at Lyle Sunda-
[ae Wel~ter spent the past week-[ ~, ~,,t ~,~ Y',.n ..... p ......
ill Seattle. On the way over theyI fatally left T"hursd'a;-for--Po'rtlan'd:
Ped in Portland where Miss WeN Salem and the Oregon beaches where
transacted business Friday. they spent the weekend
[~Pt. and Mrs J E. Youngquist Mr and Mrs. N. B. Matsen, daugh-
for their home m Sterling Cole
- " " " ' " ter Betty ~nd son Bud, left last
Thursday They spent two weeks Thursday for Gearhart, Oregon to
visiting with his broth
" " " " spend two or three weeks vacation-
and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. ing.
Youngquist.
Millie Sutton and daughter
visited in Goldendale recently
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.
Mrs. Sutton left last
for Chehalls to visit rela-
and friends.
Portland Ore~onian available
l~rederlck Oltmanns. Call phone
dail.y delivery to your own
in town or at Cenfectionary
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Aug.23-24
Feature !
TAIL.SPIN
THRILLS!
BRUCE • DENNIS MORGAN
BELLAMY-JAHE WYIMN
Downs-Peggy Moran
in
Can't
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Love, Baby
You
Aug. 25-26
News Reel
~lUsical---Honolulu Bound
August 27
Outstanding production about
town and its people
Holden - Martha Scott
Frank Craven
in
Stranger Than Fiction
~lnedy--Naughty Nineties
Aug. 28-29
who have celebrated theh'
wedding anniversaries or
are united to this program
of the managemeut.
SCOTT
LEO McCAREY Production
Oire~d ~ GARSON KANIN
Cartoon and Musical
Mrs. Morton Bunnell and d6ughter
Donna Jean, of Los Angeles, were in
Goldendale last week visiting with
relatives. Mrs. Bunnell is a sister of
Mrs. h'a Brokaw and Mrs. Charles
Brokaw.
Earl S. Coe, of Bingen, Loren T~'ip-
lett, of White Salmon, and A1 Henry,
of Klickitat, were in Goldendale Sat-
urday evening en route to Bickleton
where they attended a Young Demo-
cratic club meeetlng.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Dokken
formerly proprietors of the Triplex
Cleaners have moved to Spokane.
The Triplex 1Cleaners establishment
is now under the operation of Mr.
and Mrs. Walters, of White Salmon•
Senator Charles F. Stinson, of
Pasco, oandidate for re-election to
the sixteenth district legislative post
he now holds, was in Goldendale
campaigning last Friday. He was ac-
companied here by Sam English, also
of Pasco.
Mrs. Lilly Eddy received word to-
day that her son Frank Eddy has
been advanced to the rank of junior
lieutenant in the United States Navy.
Lieutenant Eddy recently was trans-
ferred from Brooklyn .to Norfolk
Virginia• He is now serving on the
U.S.S. Ooldsburough, an airplane
tender.
Rev. and Mrs. Velmer J. Gardner
and son of the Assembly of G"od
church returned be Goldendale Tues-
day after spending several weeks in
Wenatchee vacationing. During their
~bsence W'alter Daggett, of Granger,
was in charge of the Goldendale
church. He left for his home in
Granger this week.
F. ~I~. Jermaine, of Trout Lake
candidate for county commissioner
on the Republican ticket in 'the first
district, was in Gotdendale last Fri-
day, and F. H. Fergen, formerly~
of Auburn, Wash., accompanied him.
Fergen is the new principal eLt the
Trout Lake school. E. G. Wentland,
principal at Trout Lake last year, has
signed a contract ~vo teach at Dixie,
Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Fahe, of St.
Louis, Missouri, spent several days
last week visiting with .Mrs. Fahe's
cousin, Mrs. Eva Bruner. Mrs. F~he
is a sister of Will and Cecil Smith,
former Goldendale residents. From
here Mr. and Mrs. Fahe went to Port-
land where they will spend some
time visiting Will ~anibh and other
relatives. From there they will go
south and visit Cecil Smith and wife
at San !Francisco.
The Seattle P-I deliveeed to your
home or at McKees'- Pharmacy or
call Harold Weir, agen.t, tf
rhe I. Championiip
BIO Events
SHOW
etono RHIne
Brahma l|ll
Rldins
Bait Ropldl
|ulldo||ln|
3, HIgM Showt **Oup-H.we-a-hut" (EndTrall)qd
Faster Than Ever by 40
Militia Bi.--~"---tl J
Fenoo Sopureteu Arena trem Race Truk !
FAMILY BARGAIN (SATURDAY ONLY)
Two Adults lad Ohlldrenl
In Unoeverod Stands SI.TB
In eoverod Stands (Noi R~o'~o4) i S2.60
Itnol hrldou Soturduy and Labor Ouy
son of Portland are visiting with]in Goldendale on business Saturday i¢
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friends and rel~tives in Goldendale~ tGerald Fenton returned l~st Fri ,I. ~r.~-~-~"-~_--_ _-._ --'--"-_~,~v'~":
Isis weeK. day from Portland where he spent/~ ~~i::~-~:!i-"""-W:-'iiiiii~i~i~ ........... i:::i:i': ......................... i::i:::::T?~i'~[~i~ii~i~i~i~:~-i:~..-i:i~:~ ............. ::'-'"':~~
Follow the crowds bo Blockhouse. several days visiting friends. Mrs. R. ]¢. ~!~!iii::iiiiiiii~'i!liii~i~ii!i'!ii~ii~ii~ii~~~
Mr. and Mrs. James Brazelton W. Fenton accompanied him. /$ ~ii!~i!ilili!i~~!ii!~iiiHii!~iiiiii~~
spent the weekend in Yakima on • @ ~!iiiiiiiiiiii .iiiiii!i i!iiiiiili* iiiiiiii :ii]ii!il ' •
• S~anley ,R. Wright, of Walla l* ~i~~:_ ~~ll[~i|II::~~~J~,,~~ii~:~~
their wedding trip. They returned ~o Walls Renublican can,~ida+~ for/*~ "~'=~ii~i~iiiiiiii':~~~i!ii~J..~iiiiiii!i~ii~J.:ii~l~
@°~:;d;~iM:::,dan: Sundale rancher, :::,:p~gYni:fgS:::: :::k:n G°ldendalel~ !i!i!ii! ii!!'!!:!! i!!!i!!ii !'
purchased a new Case seeder from New Betty Baxley dresses and . :iiiii,iL.
Maurer Brothers (Feed store last Esenada Slacksutts $1 95 each, ~ --"
week. Dres~well Shop. lt-- : Goldendale' 8th Annual Rodeo... You Can See
lfl) ____
But
Mrs. Etta H,a,rdin and Miss Clara Beverly and Nancy West, of Tie- , S Digger,
Avery left Sunday for Colville, Wash. ton, Wash., arrived in Goldendale ~ ......
where" they. will spend' two weeks Wednesday. evening to visit" with ~* None Better..... ieptember 6,- 7, 8
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Wes then" father, Dr. Wilham H. West..~
Davis. Roy W. Lundberg, Watkins ]nan,
Cooked food sale, Sat. Sept 7, by will be in G,lenwoood terri,tory next
Klickitat Valley Pioneers at Gil- week.
ienwaters Hardware. lt-- Miss Helen Brondt, county home
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Troh, Fred demonstpation agent, was in Bickle-
Feller, Mrs. Emma Gregory and Ivan ton ou business Monday of this week.
MoCunlber, all of Glenwood, were in Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Pike and
WATCH FOR THE RED TAB
o, D c. ,oc,,... HATS
It ldenEfies Genuine LevF
Goldendale late last week to testify daughter Pamela were in Yakima ~'
before the county grand jury. over the weekend visiting with
P. It. Akeriil, D. A. Cress, Albin friends• .•.
Bergluud and V~ard Holloway, all of George Klein was in ,Seattle las~
Glenwood, were in Goldendale Fri- week on business. IIe returned to
day to testify before the county Goldendale Friday. ~.,.
grand jury. Miss Gladys Lee, of Vancouver,1@~@
Frank Alvau, manager of the is in Goldendale this week visiting ,,u
Tokay ranch at Maryhill, was in with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Golde dale on lnTsiness Thursday. He Homer Lee.
reports grape crop prospec'ts are ex- Mrs. R. L. IC~off, of Portland, was
cellent at Maryhill this year. a visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Bertha Brazelton, T1~elma Ed Root last week. ,.:.
Yoho and two ci~ildren and Evard
Gunderson are vacationing a.t the
Oregon beaches this week. They left
for the coast last Saturday.
Follow the crowds to B leckihouse
if--
John D. Pearce, Mrs. Charles
Pearce ,of White Sahnon, ancl Ray
Bolt, of Glenwood, signed the regis-
ter at the San Francisco world's 5a.ir
last week according to the state pro-
gress commission.
Mr, and Mrs. Floyd Poweil, MTs.
Ida Barlow and Miss Fern Barlow
returned Friday from a vacation trip
to Seaside, Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Splawn and
family returned last week from a
~wo weeks' vacation trip to the Ore-
gon coast. While in Seaside they vis-
ited at the home of his brother.
V. L. Layton and Earl Tesmer
both .of Seattle, were weekend vis-
itors at the Frank Alvau home in
Maryhill.
`Mr. and Mrs. Jim (Bullock, of Pen-
dleton, are visiting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Bates Hunter in the
Spring Creek district•
New Betty Baxley dresses and
Esenada Slacksuits, $1•95 each,
Dresswell .Shop• lt--
Mrs. Theopa Bringazi returned to
Goldendale last weekend after at-
tending summer school at Cheney.
With her two sons she is visiting
this week at the ',home of her par-
enSs, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Lee.
b-~ylvester Briggs who is stationed
with the U. S. Navy in San Diego,
left this week after spending 10 days
.furlough at his home in Klickitat.
Mi~s LaDiene Beeks and Mrs. Fanny
Briggs accompanied him as far as
Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Fleming Byars and
daughter Catherine, of Chehalis, are
in Goldendale this week visiting with
his father, W. F. Byars and other
relatives. They plan to return to Che-
hal is later this week• He is a mem~ber
of the junior high school faculty
there.
Joe Kloker, of Custer, Washington
is in Goldendale visit.lag with his
d~ughter, Mrs. Everett Wedgwood
and family, and his son, Carl Kloker
and family. Mr. Kloker made the trip
to Goldendale with his son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and_ Mrs. Oscar
EIbe who were on their way to S~.n
Francisco to the world's fair.
'Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mort, of
Chicago,/Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Goldendale Mrs. Collins plans to go
of Champagne, Ill., and Mr. and Mrs. ~o Vancouver where she will visit
Loren Mort, of Independence, Ore., with her daughter, Miss Alma Col-
were in Goldendale Wednesday and lins.
q'hursd~y last week visiting with Miss Elsie Seibold accompanied
their father, lI-L W. Mort. From here Mr. and Mrs. (Berry and Miss HelenI
they drove on to Oregon to visit with Berry, Ephruta, Wash., on a vaca-
other relatives• ~-~.oward Mort is a lion trip to the beaches this week•
member of the faculty of the Uni- After returning from the beach Missi
versity of Chicago, and Kenneth Seibold plans to visit at the Berry!i
Mort is in business at Champagne, home in Ephrata for a few days• Miss i
the home of the University of Illinois. Berry and ,Miss 8eibold were room-
Loren Mort is director of athletics mates at Washington State College
at Independence, Ore., high school, last year.
• he Ore4~on Journal delivered to
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Ferry left
your home or at (~onfectionar¥ stores Sunday on a month's vacation trip to
and Allison's Pharmacy. Oeorge Lay- i the Atlantic coast. They plan to visit
man, agent, tf--,
~hi.s parents in Hershey, Penn. From
Pennsylvania they will drive on to
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ROY W. LUNDBERG, Goldendale
Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Lande spent
Friday in Yakima on business. On
their way home they stopped i n
Wapato to visit Mrs. Lande's broth-
ed, J. E. Hobbs and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Laudenbaoh re-
turned to their home in Centralla
Tuesday after spending two weeks
in Goldendale visiting at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Coffield.
Edgar H. Canfield spent the week-
end in Portland visiting with rela-
tives. Mrs. Canfield and baby son
Russell Who had been visiting in
Portland with her parents for Vhe
past two weeks, returned to Gold-
endale with him.
Harry L. Derby, former restau-
rant proprieVor of White Salmon,
was in Goldendale Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. B(~b Maillte, of Hood
River, were in Goldendale Sunday
visiting at the home of his parents,'
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Matllie.
Mrs. C. J. Schultz, of Wishram,
was in Goldendale Tuesday on busi-
ness and visiting•
Mrs. Frank Lainhart and Mri.
Alfred White spent Friday of last
week in Buena vistting ~ith Mrs.
atnhart's parents.
Clark Cain left Monday for The
Dalles, where he will spend three
days visiting with his mother, Mrs.
Laura Collins and sister, Miss Mary
Cain.
George A. Re~d, of White Sal-
mon, candidate for county auditor
on the Democratic ticket, was in
Goldendale on business Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Tre~bridge
are visiting in Goldendale this week
at ~he home ,of his parents Dr. and
Mrs. W. C. Trow~idge. T~ey plan
to leave this weekend for Forks,
Wash., where he will teach in the
high scho.ol during the coming year.
Forks is located on the Olympic
peninsula and fine ~lgh school has
an enrollment of nearly 200. He will
have charge of the coaching in the
high school.
Farmers! Order your `Mountain
Copper Carbonate now from Gillen-
waters Hardware. lt--
Mrs. Arthur Collins, of Woodland,
Wash., was in Croldendale Sunday
and `Monday of this week visiting
with friends• She spent the past week
in Yakima visiting with her son Mar-
tin Collins and family• Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Collins accompanied Mrs.
Collins to Goldendale Sunday• From
New York City, Washington, D. C.,
and other places of interest in the
East and Middle West. Ferry is the
manager of the Safeway meat mar-
ket in C~ldendale.
Mrs. Homer Silver who has been
attending summer school at the Uni-
versity of Washington returned Fri-
day evening from Seattle. Homer Sil-
ver drove over after her Friday
morning. Miss Isabel Trantum ac-
compe~nied them to Goldendale. Miss
Trantum plans to spend the weekend
here before returning to her home in
Seattle. She will teach in a high
school near Tacoma this year.
Levi's Rider Style Overalls--
they outlast two ordinary ov-
eralls. Made the way top-
hands like 'em. A new pair
free if they rip.
$1.79 pair
Jamboree Dress
Up Begins
Thursday
AUGUST 22
FANCY BELTS
Genuine Steerhide, hand tool-
ed and hand decorated. Wide
or narrow styles. Priced from
$1.00 to $3.95
- o:elW
Neckerchief Slides
15c to 50c
MEN'S, WOMEN'S AND
BOYS !
As wild as they come. Plain
and fancy styles. Every
shape and style to choose
from. Priced from
$1.95 to $4.95
Colored
Neckerchiefs
Round-up colors and pic-
tures. Large sizes.
25c to 50c
MILLER and BUCK-HECT
Make
Two po )ular brands among
the best riders. Best grade
leather soles, heels and
om ters, built-up steel wood
pegged sSanks. Square toes
fancy s itched and colored
inlay. All sizes.
$9.95 and $10.95
|
Gaberdines, Satins and Spun
Rayons. Here you will find a
large assortment of the West's
most popular Cowboy Shirts.
Priced from ....
$1.95 to $3.95
Boys Jamboree
Bright Colored Rayon Taf-
feta, with all the fancy trim-
mings. All sizes.
98c to $1.49
Womens Jamboree
Baronet Satin, hand stitched
collars and cuffs. White and-
bright colors.
$2.95
Jamboree
K] .TS !
Bright Colored Silk, Sleeve-
less. Wild West Pictures on
back.
98c
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Golefon and
two sons, of Seattle, were w'eekend
:uests at the Homer Gimlin home.
They returned to Seattle Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Wilson accom-
panied by Mrs. Wilson's sister, Mrs.
Lawrence Norrie ,drove to Portland
Saturday w,here t~aey met Mr. Nor-
rio ~vho arrived at Swan Island air-
port by plane from San Francisco.
After spending a few days in Geld-
endale Mr. and Mrs. Norrle left
Tuesday for California• They plan to
make their home in Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. Benny Bunsen and
family left Thursday for Portland.
Fvo,m Portland they will leave by
train for Washington, D. C., where
Mr. Benson expects to receive an
appointment from the War Depart-
ment for a po~t in the Canal Zone.
He will work under a Civil Service
appointment in the tecennical de-
partment.
Miss Beth Hall returned to Gold-
en.dale last weekend from Ellens-
burg where she completed her three
year course at the Central.Washing-
ton College of Education. Miss Hall
has signed a contract to teach at
Elma, Wash., this year. :She will
have ~harge of art and music.
Mrs. A. M. Haeen, of Los Angeels,
accompanied by her son and wife,
Mr. and Mrs. Linden ,Haven and baby
daughter, of Wasco, and Miss Alma
Jean Watkins, of Arlington, Ore.,
were In G~ldendale Monday visiting
friends. Mrs. Haven, who is a cousin
!of Carl and Roy Crooks worked on
The Sentinel 55 years ago. At that
i tlme ehe was c~)mpesttor on the
paper whi0h was under the man-
agement of C. S. l~hfnehart and Ore-
gon Dunbar. All type in the paper
was handset.
Mrs. Lettie Berry accompanied by
her niece, Miss Margaret Flick, of
The Dalles, returned from Sunny-
side last weekend where they at-
tended the annual High Prairie pic-
nic. Mrs. Berry's daughter lives in
Sunnystde.
Mrs. Wesley DeWeese, of Lyle,'
arrived in Goldendale Vhis week to
,~pend several days visiting with her
fahher, W. F. Byars and other rela-
tives. Mrs. DeWeese will teach at
Lyle this year.
Farmers! Order your M~untaiu
Copper Carbonate now from Gillen-
waters Hardware. lt---
F. A. Jewell, of Klickitat, was In
Goldendale on business Tuesd'ay.
Judge Howard J. Atwell was in
Goldendale this week for the regu-
lar term of superior Court.
Anna B. Nelson and son, Elmer
Nelson, of Bickleton, were in Goldo
endale on business Tuesday.
Miss Helen May Bryan, for the
past two years home economies in-
structor at Goldendale high school,
will n~ot be back thte year. Miss
Bryan ~hls week announced Chat she
has accepted a similar post in the
Monroe, Wash., high school. Her
successor has not been named at
this time.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank SarsfteId and
family returned M,onday from Spo-
kane Where they visited his brother
James Sarsfield and family. While
in the Inland Empire they made a
trip to the Coulee Dam now nearing
completion.
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