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September 19, 1940 THE GOLDENDALE SENTINEL---Goldendale, Washington Page Three
Or. Taleott, of Wahkiacus, w*a,s
business visitor M,on-
Tiederman, police chief, of
was a Goldendale business
FTida.y.
and Mrs. Wa~lter Wilkie, of
,Sahnon were in ~oldendale on
Friday.
~r. and Mrs. C. Martin, of San
were guests at the F. L.
home last week. Mrs.
is a niece of Mr. Bridgefarm-
Oregon Journal delivered to
home or at 0onfectionar¥ stores
Al|ison's Pharmacy. George Lay-
agont, tf~
PHONE 52
Sept. 20-21
Cartoon---"Swing Social"
Travelogue--"Calling on
Columbia"
Sept. 22-23
Sept. 24
with
Hall - Frances Farmer
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Austin, of Bick-
leton, were in Goldendale on business
Friday.
Peanut brittle, divinity, a,t t'he
candy school, September 27th. 2t--
Mr. and Mrs. James Powell, of
Hartl,~nd, were in Goldendale on busi-
ness Friday.
~Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McCoy, of Hart-
land, were in Goldendale on business
Friday.
Get your winter briquets now and
save $1.00 per ton, McKenzie H~xd-
ware Co. 1t--
Mr. and M:rs. Frank Fenton left
,Mr. and Mrs. Gene Walker and
daughter, Wilma Jean, left Sunday
for a week's vacati~on ill Idaho).
JMr. e.nd Mrs. E;arl Baker have mov-
ed into the Layman apartments on
Columbus avenue.
English Toffee, Mexican Pinoche at
Candy School, Womans clubhouse,
Sept. 27th, 2 and 7:30 p.m. 2t--
Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Robinson and
family, of Klickitat, were Goldendale
visitors Saturday.
Daryl Spalding spent the past week
in Everett visiting with his brother,
Jimmy Spca.lding.
M. D. Greenfield, .of Klickitat, was
in Goldendale on business Saturday.
Mr. and Mgs. Wesley Rasmussen
were Goldendale business visitors
Sat u rd,a.y.
Sunday for I,owa and Kansas, where[ ,Get your winter briquets now and
they will spend a week or more vis-[save $1.00 per ton, M,eKenzie ~o, rd-
iting with relatives, ware Co. lt--
iMrs. Ernest Counts and son,Bud, I Boh lZrauspe spent Thursday in
of Crofton Prairie, this week moved]Wishram with his father, Max
into the Bertha Brazelton residence]Krauspe, and family.
on west A street. I Mr. and M~rs. Ha-old Milby and
Chocolate Creams and Dollar I son, Ronald, of The Dalles, spent
Mints at Candy School, Sept. 27, 2t-- ] Sunday in Goldendale visiting with
iler mother, Mrs. Mary Spoon.
John R. M!cEwen, &oldendale at-
torney, left Saturday for Iowa on a
two week's business trip.
Mrs. I. J. D~'ury who was taken to
the St. Elizabeth's hospital in Yaki-
ma a week ago Tuesday for treat
ment, is reported to be getting along
as well as can be expected.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Henderson and
d~.ughter, Roma Hapfe and two chil-
dren, of Vancouver, were in Golden-
dale visiting with friends.
Harmon H. Hooker filed suit for
divo,rce fronl O,]ive R. I{ookel: in
superior court here last week.
Dr. William H. West announced
Dr. and Mrs. George I~.arvey mov-
ed from the Darch house on West
Broadway into the Pierce house on
West Court street•
John A. Sanders, Republican nom-
inee for county commissioner from
Roosevelt, was in Goldendale on busi-
ness Saturday.
Mrs. Ruth Dreskel and two sons
and a daughter of C~a.kl.and, Calif.,
spent Sunday at the H. W. Bates
home. This is the first time Mrs.
Dreskel and Mrs. Bates have seen l
each other in 41 years.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Korevaar have
moved into the house on 124 East C
street formerly occupied by Mr. and
!
Get
your winter briquets nowand iKLICKITAT STUDENTS
save $1.00 per ton, M,cKenzie H~a,rd-/ LEAVE FOR
COLLEGE
ware Co. it--/ --------"
~Frank McNulty, of Centralia, spent[ K L[~KrrAT, --~eptem~er 16-
the first of the week in Goldendab IHelto folks--- You'd hardly kno~v us
as a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Alfre( /now with the paint and varnish in
White.
Ruth H,uber received a final decree
of divorce from ,Fred Huber in su'0er-
ior court this week. Judge Howard
J. 2Ltwell signed the decree.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Nickerson and
Mr. and Mrs. George Nickerson plan
to lea.re Thursday for Seatle where
they will attend the special dealers
showing o'f the new Ford car. They
also plan to attend the Western
Washington fair at Puyallup.
Miss Ehnina White, assistant st,ate
director of the farm extension ser-
vice, was in ~oldendale on business
early this week.
,Mr. and Mrs. E. "C. Allison, jr.,
left ;Sunday oil a week's vacation
trip to the Olympic peninsula. They
plan to return Sunday evening 0~
:his week.
Judge I~oward J. Atwell was in
]oldendale for the court session this
week. This is his last official ap-
)earance in the Klickitat county
court until January. Judge J. E.
Stone will take over the county
superior court duties through Octo-
ber, November and December.
Pearl J. Proper was granted an
interlocutory decree of divorce from
Perry Proper by Judge Howard J.
Atwell Tuesday.
Miss Josephine ~'oster left M~onday
for Washburn, Illinois, to spend a
month or six weeks visiting relatives
and ~riends.
Miss Amye MeKee, county nurse,
returned this week from a two week's
vacation spent in Wenatchee and
our hair. We've been doing 6ome
decorating- it seems to be in the air,
the post office has Ibsen arranged
differently and is getting a new
floor and some varnish and paint.
One of our cibizens remarked that .it i
l~oks more like a Posit Office now-
Bryant Robertson was accepted by
the ,Coast Guard and will be leaving
Klickitat .soon.
Mrs. Rodney Blanchard has re-
covered from a slight "illness. Mrs.
Stanley Coolidge has also recovered
from her Long selge of illness.
A nuraber of Kldckitat's younger
fry are leaving for their various col-
leges this week. Margaret Land-
grail, Zada Magee, Louise Sch~nidt,
Norman Hallyburton, and Jeff Len-
non are among the youngsters coll-
ege bound.
Mrs. Pete Durkee of Gilchrist, Ore-
gon has ~been spending a visit of
several weeks in KMckitat with her
mother-in-law, Mrs. J. B. Durkee,
and her sister Mrs. Cliff Sager.
Miss Madeline ,Southmayd form-
erly of Klickitat is working for a
b~g candy company in M~lwaukie,
Wisconsin as receptionist and typist.
We have .been urged to remind
those Klickitat residents who have
r~ot as yet registered tha~ the regis-
tration books.are open for registra-
tion from Septem~ber 11, until Octo-
,ber 19. We were also asked to urge
every one to make use of his right
to vote, since in these turbulent
times of falling democracies and
~ising dicta,torships it is necessary
Mrs. L. L. Case. Mr. and Mrs. Case
have moved into the McGuire resi-
dence o,t 414 rSouth Columbus.
Miss Dorothy Wi, lson, who was a
primary teacher at Centerville for
the past two years, is now an in-
structor in the Seattle school system.
~She is toa,ching the second grade in
the Mountain View school in Seattle.
The Seattle P-I delivered to your
home or at McKee's Pharmacy or
call Harold Weiss, agent, tf
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At
State Fairgrounds in Yakima
today that his office will be closed[Seattle"
Wednesday for the balance of thtl Dean Gillenwaters was in Klickitat
week. While the office is closed •] this week and last doing plumbing
will be entirely redecorated, an$ cement work.
V¢. F. Ludlunl, of Wahkiacus, was Jack Jackson Thursday morning
in Goldendale on business Monday. of l*a.st week received a telegram an-
Z. O. Brooks was in White Salmon nouncing that his mother had died
.on business Monday of this,week.
Charles' Spoon, of Hoquiam, spent
the past weekend in ,~oldendale vis-
iting with his mother, Mrs. ~Mary
Spoon. He is a control la'b chemist
at the Rayonier pulp mill plant in
Hoquiam. Olin Spoon, who is work-
ing in PortM.nd in an electric shop
that is assembl.ing radio.compasses
made the trip to Goldendale with
:him.
Among [hose from Klickitat coun-
ty listed by the Washington State
Progress Commission as recent vis-
itors at the San Francisco world's
fair were: Mr. and Mrs. Cecil ~R. Mc-
I)owell, of Goldendale; Mrs, Albert
Gotfredson and Harriet C~otfredson,
of Bickleton.
Taffy and Cocoa.nut Sqt}ares at the
Candy School, ~Sept. 27, 2 and 7:30
p. m. Admission 25.:cents. 2t--
,Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Ward have
• moved into t'he residence on 415 East
MvMn street, f.ormerly occupied by Mr.
and Mrs. Crede W~tson. Watson's~
have moved int~o the Carl Grending
residence on ,East ,Main. Mr. and
Mrs. Grend~ng have moved to Sunny-
side. Mr. Grending resigned his posi-
tion in the Pioneer State Bank to
accept a position with the Mayer[
Spray company.
Captain Glenn P. Nell, command-
lng officer at Cam
• " p Goldendale, andI
his f~.mily moved into the BlgbyI
apartments last week. Captain Nell!
£ormerly commanded a three comp-
any setup at Wikiup and Redmond,
Ore., which was the largest C,~C or-
ganization in the United St~.tes. Cap-
tain and Mrs. Nell are the parents of
a small son named Larry.
The Portland Oregonian avallabls
from Frederick Ol tmanns. Call ~ono
434 for daily delivery to your own
home in town or at Confectionery
stores, tf
to protect and
beautify--NOW!
New paint not only brightens
the appearance of your home,
but pro,tects the wood a,gainst
sun, rain and snow. Fall is the
season to paint! Check your
needs and come to us!
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PAINTS and SUPPLIES
Z. e.
Goldendale's
EXPERT PAINTER
PAPER HANGER
at Mound City, Kansas. Mrs. Everett
Davidson is a daughter of the deceas-
ed, Harry Jackson a son and J. L.
Burke, of Centerville, is a brother.
Le,a.rn Popular Music by the short
and easy method, The Miracle Series.
Demonstration gladly given without
obligatton.---~Mrs. P. j. Sleeper, phone
1203. 382
Loren Triplett, of White Sahnon,
Den~ocratic nominee for first district
conImissioner, was in Goldendale on
business Tuesday.
Mrs. Etta ,Curtis and Mrs. Ray
Egashira, of Wishram, were business
visitors in C~oldendale Tuesday.
D,anny Seitzinger left Sunday for
Seattle where he will enroll for the
fall quarter at' the University of
Washington. He made the trip to
'Seattle with Charles Davis.
George Klein this week purchased
the Ferd ~Holter residence on Broad-
way.
Earl S'. Coe, ,of Bingen, Democratic
n.ominee for state senator, was in
Croldendale on business Tuesday.
A. M. M atsen, county commission-
er froni Bickleton, attended the board
session in Gotdendale Tuesday.
Jack Dressel is in Missoula, Mont.,
this week v~cationing and visiting
with relatives.
Students w'ho left for Washington
~tate Col,lege this week included
Harold Hill, tMarguerite Lawson,
Jean Sleeper, June Hector and Elsie
Seibold. Chester Hill and John
Hector drove to ,P~allman with the
students.
Wa.lter Goodwin, 28, of Cascade
Locks, Oregon, and Ethel Adams, 18,
of Ho~d River, were issued a mar-
riage license in Goldendale Sept. 14.
Miss Virginia VanH, oy, queen of
the recent Goldendale Jamboree, was
listed as one of the pledges to Kappa
Delt~ sorority at Washington State
(~ollege. ,Miss VanHoy is a sopho-
more at the State C~)llege.
F~r Fuller Brushes phone 773. 3t
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Berglund, of
Wuhkiacus, were in Goldendale on
business Tuesday.
Bill Nye was in Portland last week
on business. Nye was the winner of
the saddle horse given away by the
Jamboree commi~ttee at a drawing
held *].t ~he Sunday show at the rodeo
grounds.
!Mrs. George Av.ery, of Nebraska,
is in ~oldendale visiting with rela-
.tives. :She is a sister of C. W., Otis
and I~omer Morgan of this commun-
ity.
Mrs. Juii~ Wilson accompanied by
her grandson, Ernie Wilson, of,'I~ort-
land, left Sunday for M ontan~, where
they will spend a month visiting with
relatives. M~rs. ,Wilson's sons, Charlie
and Clyde, live in M~ntana. Charlie
Wilson pu~blishes a weekly newspap-
er in CeI~tr~l Montan~ and Clyde
Wilson Hves near Miles City.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Ferry return-
ed Sunday from"a month's vacation
trip to the 2~tlan:tic coast. They vis-
aed with ~Mr. ,Y~orry's father and oth-
er relatives in Hershey, Penn., and
d~ove on to Now York Pity, Wash-
ingbon, and )other ,tilast Coast and
Mid-Western cries. Enroute home
they saw the Pendleton Round-up.
that ~ve as a nation demonstrate our
faith in our form of government by
marching to the polls and selecting
the men we think 'beet suited to ad-
minster our govern~ment.
Phillip Raboin gwve an organ con-
cert in Wh,ite galmon Sunday after-
noon on Bernard P~llard's new Ham-
mond electric organ. Guests from
White ,Salmon, Washouga,l and
Longview attended.
lear Person passed away at 4:30
a.m. Friday a,t the home of his son
Al~bin Bergland after an illness that
lasted less than two weeks. Mr. Per-
son was 85 years of age. Deepest
sympathy is extended to the bereav-
ed family.
Dr. Backman and Klickitat's AI
Henry were nominated on the demo-
cra,tic ticket for state representa-
tives from this district.
Oscar Lehto injured his mouth
and loosened several teeth in an ac-
cident that occurred in the dry kilns
last week.
Mrs. Lesi,ie MacKenzie and her
two children have been visiting with
Mrs. MacKenzie's parents Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Mlllsap.
Mrs. Larry Sharpe and Mrs. Rex
Cooke entertained 4_3 persons at a
bridal sh,ower in honor of Inez Drex-
el, Thursday evening in the club
room. Both ,pinochle and bridge
were played. Mrs. Herman Wickman
w, on first prize in bridge and Ahna
Bennett ~von pinochle first prize.
Mrs. B(~b Hally.burton received the
pinochle consolation prize and Miss
Louise Hally~burton received the
bridge consolation prize. Inez re-
ceived ~,~ many beautiful gifts, a
number of lovely towels, sere.,
pieces of pyrex ware, two bed
spreads and even a can opener. The
only th,ing that she really needed
a,nd didn't receive was a nice big
truck to take all her ,presents home
in. The hostesses served ice cream
and ice box cookies. The tee cream
was so delicious that one extremely
courageous lady ate three dishes!
[~enry .received ~n invitation
Saturday from the State Grange ~o
speak at the state fair at Richland,
Washington, Friday, *September 20.
Mrs. Martin Millsap and Mrs.
Dede Schmutzer entertained twenty
guests at 'the home ,of Mrs. Martin
Millsap, a stork shower in honor of'
Mrs. Lyle T~bin Wednesday evening.
Jumbled Names a,nd Flea were play-
ed ~ith .Mrs. Jack Tobln, Mrs. John
Huffman, Miss Lois Jaekel and Mrs.
Babcock prize winners. The guest
of hon.~)r received a number of love-
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The first meeting ,of the year for Wilson Implemer~t company this
the Wauna club will be held Men-I week is-showing a new 1941 Ply-
i'
day, Septen~ber 23 at 8:00 p. m. in imouth. This is the first showing of
the clubroom. ,Mrs. Allen Mc]~wen]the new model Plymou,th in Crolden-
and Mrs. Martin Millsap, service dale this season.
committee, are to be hostesses. The Read and Use The Sentinel Want
first meeting in every year has al- Ads. They get results, tf
ways been particularly devoted to
Mr. and Mrs. Voter for the
making the acquaintance of new
comers in our community, so all
y,oung xvomen between the ages of
16 and 30 are cordially invited to
attend. A special program has 'been
arranged and promises to be most
Interesting. The fine arts chairman
and program committee will have a
pleasan~t surprise for all members.~
Don't forget Monday the 23rd--
there will be lots of fun for .every-
one.
In the absence of Mrs. Alfred
Boysen, club reporter, who is con-
valescing at her parents' home in
Goldendale, another club member is
pinch-hitting for her, and en behalf
of the Wauna club, hopes she will
soon be back with us.
Mickey.
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Mr. and Mrs. Dave Thompson and
ly and useful gif.ts. • daughter returned Wednesday ev-
Mr. Magee's big new gas ice truck en, tng from a trip ~to Alberta and
wa~ tiredly damaged when Herman S~sketehewan, Canada. They travel-
aSChmutzerditch nearWaS~ingenf°rcedtot°av~ddriVea intOcol, ed 3,000 miles on their trip.
lision With anbther truck, Monday.
complimentary vote in the
Mr. Schmutzer was badly shaken up
but otherwise uninjured.
Sundey, Klickttat's male popula-
tion left in masse toshare in the
btitzkrieg on :bird~.
Mrs. Cecil M.cGinsey and Mt~s
Stevens from Charlette, North Car-
olina, also Mr. and /Mrs. Rufus Eck-
erson and three sons vf Oorvallis,
Oregon are visiting at the Hall~bur-
ton home.
~iss ESther J)inger underwent a
t~nsilectomy at the Klicldtat hospi-
tal Thursday.
Ralph Hally~burton is in the Klick-
ltat hespttal ill, a~d" Mrs. I~mer
ttutchins is ill. Miss Ma~Ane Miracle
is also on the sick list.
primary.
I now solicit the united vote of
Klickitat county for State
Senator.
FIRST BIG GAME OF THE YEAR!
DALLES HIGH SCHOOL vs. MILWAUKIE HIGH SCHOOL
Amaton Field... The Dalles
SEPTEMBER 20 -. 8 p. m.
Last Public Appearance of Co. H, 186 Infantry, before leav-
ing for year's training.
BOOSTER GIRLS DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS
Benefit Kiwanis Club Fund for Underpriviledged Children
Adults 50c