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1940 hursday, November 28, 1940 THE GOLDENDALE SENTINEL--Golden Ie, Washington
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n aad I T ~ " ~P~ I Mr. and Mrs. Herman Umlauf, of H.H. K:ure of Lvle was in Gold- Jess Wherry, of Dot, was in Gold-
of Mr. | I ~p~,m~ 1 ~- ~l"~tl~ Klickitat, spent Thanksgiving clay endale on business "Friday. bndale on business Monday.
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family I ~i~."~.~ ~ .~ ~V/~ " Im G odlendale with relatives. Bill White, of ]tligh Prairie, was Bill L u~e, .of B ingen, was in Gold-
.] p,,~.~',~c'~Ja%,As~,~,~, f ~#/~ [ Dance, Pleasant Valley, Dec. 7.in Goldendale on business Friday. endale on business Tuesday.
rtland, il Mrs. Gertrude Schumann, of San Mr. and Mrs. Byrd Clark and! 482t Dance, Pleasant Valley, D?c. 7. Jim Powell, of High Prairie, was
I their |Diego. California. spent over Ttmnks- elan Ensley ~', ~re in Gohlendale on John Bridgefarmer this week Mr. and Mrs. W. F. ~Neltzm, of in Goldendale on business Monday.
! giving with 4Mrs. It. I). l'hillip,.~. Friday from Dalle~port. purchased a new l~ord tractor Cliffs, were in Goldendal~ on busi-Orders taken for homemade fruit-
spent / Dance, PleasantValley,Dee.7. Mr. and ~Mr,s. Clarence Ensley left through the Nlckerson Motor corn-ness Fmday. - cake. Edna Mulford, 330 W. Main.
[riend~ | 482t for their work at Alsea, Oregon, on pany. . .. . Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hapgood, 481
| Mr. and Mrs. \V. E. Weaver,of Thal~ksgiving (lay. New Mercmy cars wele uenvereu of Pilot Butte nearBend, Oregon, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Snider and fam-
L wor0 |W.hite Sahnon were in C~oldend~le on ~ .,. • ..... this week to R. A. Jacksou and Z.spent Tha~nksgivingin G~oldendale ily ~"ent Thanksgiving day in Yak
,~-* | t • ' iJance,i leasant ~alley, l)ec 7.O BI oks b the Nickel son Motel ~' -
Le ~* lousiness Wednesday 482t " "o ' y ' "with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M.ima visiting with friends
Betty Layman, of Sunnyside, was
in Goldendale last weekend visiting
friends.
A large tree in the rear of the
Lands residence on (5purl street fell
over last ,Sunday.
Virginia Hoblm spent Thanksgiv-
ing in Wapato "with her parents. She
returned t~o Goldendale Saturday.
A marriage license "w~as. issued
Nov. 20 by the county auditor to
Lewis Brown, 25, of Tygh Valley,
Page Three
~' Your Woolens Reconditioned at
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Mld |Triplex Cleaners. I'hone 542. lt--
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ne day| Manlev Cox of \\,lllte Sahuon,
aUS 111" I~a;~ ;irld(la(;ldendale I)u~iness visit~,r
~, Nr. / Dance, Nov. 30, Eagles hall. Adm.
ent ~0 ~g0c Brem Brown's orchestra. 472t
' Mrs. ,lohn Sirois, of Portland, and
klrs. CyntMa B o'wden, of V?alla
Walla, sl)ent over Thanksgiving in
ale with their father, "W. E.
HOrnibrook. and other relatives.
C. R. Miller, of I)ullman. speut]
in Goldendale witll
sisters, Ml~. E. M. Stultz and
Maggie Hill. Mr. Miller was on
way to Yacolt, "Wa, d~ington.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller and
of The l)alles, spent Thanks-
with Mrs. Bennett's parenb's,
and Mrs. Chas. Shew.
The Portland Oregonian available
Frederick Oltmanns. Call phone
for daily delivery to your own
in town or at Confeetionary
tf
PHONE 52
IR. Nov. 29-30
Double Feature !
Mouse takes a trip
8UN.-MONDAY Dec. 1-2
Double Feature
BABY SANDY
in
DEAD END KIDS
in
"Give Us Wings"
News Reel
,DAY Dee. a
(~artoon---dSniffles takes a trip
Nelson & Orchestra
Dec. 4-5
Double Feature
- Andy Devine
in
Nan Grey - Tom Brown
in
Cartoon--Recruiting Daze
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kuhnhausen
and daughter, of Gl, enwood, were in
Goldendale on business Friday.
~Mr.,and Mrs. Karl Abbuehl, of
Mt. Pleasant in Skamania county,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Ensley at
Dallesport, this week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Lawson and
family drove to Canby, Oregon,
'where they spent Thanksgiving with
i relatives.
Mr. and 5ir~. Frank Adams and
children, of Klickitat, spent Thanks-
giving in Coldendale visiting "with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Zachary
Niemela.
Mr. and Mrs. V~:e~s DeWeese, of
Lyle, spent the Thanksgiving holi-
days in Goldendale visiting with he~
father, W. F. Byars and other rela-
tives.
ElMs Seibold, student at Wash-
ington Stale College, spent the
Thanksgiving holidays in Goldendale
i visiting with her parents, Mr. and
~ne s t Seibold.
lrie and Betty Imrie, stu-
1
dents at the Un'versity of \~ ashing-
ton, returned to Seattle Sunday
after spending Thanksgiving with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilford
Imrie.
l)anny Seitzinger returned to his
classes at the l;niversity of Wm~h-
ington after spending Thanksgiving
fin Goldendale with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Seitzinger.
Milton Eddy returned to Seattle
Sunday t:) re,~ume his studies at the
University of Washington after
spending Thanksgiving vacation in
Goldendale visiting with Ms mother,
Mrs.l I,itly Eddy.
Foremen of the Klickitat Pine
Box company mills accompanied
by Phil .Hingston left Monday ,on a
trip to Bend and Klamath Falls,
Oregon. They plan to 'inspect ,opera-
tions in a number of pine mills and
box factories on their trip.
Dance, Pleasant Valley, Dec. 7.
482t
Mrs. Fern Ewing left Sunday
i Mght for her home at White Horse,
iSonlh Dakota, after a visit of sev-
i eral weeks here with l~er father,
! Jim Shelton, and her sister, Mrs.
Marion Hudson, and other relatives
land friends.
The American Guernsey Cattle
Club, Peterborough, New Hampshire
i reports the sale of a registered
iGuern,~ey eow by L. W. Dayton to
i Harry J. Reed of Goldendale. T.his
i animal is Calypso's Matilda's Linda
} Queen 618788.
Dance, Nov. 30, Eagles hall. Adm.
50e. Brem Brown's orchestra. 472t
Mrs. Elsie Ensley returned to her
home at Dallesport Monday. She had
been called to Washougal three
weeks ago as a nurse for her mother
]who wm~. critically ill with pneu-
monia and asthma. While in Wash-
ougal Mrs. Ensley's brother who is
supervi,~or of the Co.uer d'Alene na-
tional forest, visited her.
The Oregon Journal delivered to
your .home or at Confectionartz stores
and Allison's Pharmacy. George Lay-
man, agent, tf--
EAGLES HALL
Saturday, Nov. 30
BREM BROWN'S BAND
Adm. 50c, inc. tax
WATCHES ....
Come in today and inspect our
complete line, designed by
America's foremost watch mak-
ers, Hamilton, Elgin and Walt-
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RINC S.,..
All types and styles of rings at
prices within the range of every
shopper.
COSTUME JEWELRY . . .
SILVERWARE . . .
CLOCKS ....
D. Gunning & Co.
company.
Tailored custom made clothes at
Triplex Cleaners. Phone 542. lt--
Max Bigby, .of Seaside, spent
Thanksgiving in Goldendale visiting
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. [M.
C. Bigby.
Mr. and Mrs. ~Ve?ley Wilson and
Mrs. Julia Wilson were Thanksgiv-
ing day guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. H. O. Wilson Jn Bickleton.
Mr. and Mrs. Dayton VanVactor
and son, .el Klamath Falls, were in
Goldendale over the Thanksgiving
holiday,:~. Mrs. VanVactor is the
daughter of Mrs. Oscar Allyn.
Dean BiNby returned to Seattle
Sunday after ,~pending Thanksgiv-
ing in Goldendale with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Bigby. He is a
junior at the University of Wash-
ington.
Vernon Diver,s returned to Pull-
man Sunday after spending Thanks-
giving vacati.on with his parents,
Mr. and IMrs. Robert Divers.
Harold Hill, Washington State
College student, returned to Pullman
Sunday after spend,lug the hoidays
visiting with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Chester Hill.
Jean Sleeper, student at Washing-
ton State College, returned to Pull-
man Sunday after spending the
Thanksgiving holidays in Golden-
dale visiting with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. F. J. Sleeper.
Mrs. R. D. Sunderland spent the
Thanksgiving holidays in Portland
visiting with her daughter and fam-
ily, Mr. and Mrs. ~Howard March-
bank.
Mrs. Laura G. Loughary, of Port-
land, was a recent ,houseguest at
the J.ohn R. McEwm~ home. Mrs.
Loughary is a former Goldendale
resident.
Jimmy Spalding returned Sunday
to Everett, Wash., after spending
Thank~.~giving with his parents, ,.'Mr.
and Mrs. M. H. Spalding.
Howard Masters, jr., returned to
Pullman Sunday after spending the
Thanksgiving vacation "with ,his par-
ents, Mr. and M~s. Howard Masters
of Centerville.
Betty and Bud Matsen returned
to Pulhnan Sunday to resume their
studies at Washington State College
after spending the Thank~sgiving
weekend in Gioldendale with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Matsen.
Virginia VanHoy returned Sun-
day to Pullman after spending the
Thanks~'ving holidays in Golden-
dale vi~iting wit.h her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn VanHoy.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Rainey and
Harvey Norris, of l~,ortland, spent
Thanksgiving in Goldendale vis4ting
with Mr. and ,Mrs. W. D. Norris and
other relatives. Mrs. Rainey is the
former Della Norris of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Tobin, of
Klickitat, at'e the parents of a
daughter born gat~rday at the
Kelley Nursing home in Goldendale
Sharing in the congratulations are
the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Jaekel of Centerville.
Lyle Ternahan, county agent, and
Mrs. Lorna K. Perkins, county h,ome
demonstration agent, were in Yak-
ima Monday to attend a meeting
sponsored by the department of agri-
culture.
,Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Phillips
spent the past week in Wilbur and
Davenport, Wash., visiting with
relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs.
Phillips resided in Wil~b.ur before
they moved to Goldendale two years
ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Rauscher
are movng in~o the residence on
East Court street formerly occupied
by Edgar H. Canfield. Mr. and Mrs.
Rauscher are purchasing this prop-
erty from Mrs. Trost.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mattson, of
Centerville, and Mr. and ~Mrs..Ed
Mattson and children, Denise and
Beverly, and Raymond Mattson, all
of Sundale, were Thanksgiving day
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Andy Taylor in Lyle.
John R. McEwen returned Thurs-
day of last week from a business
trip to Chicago and Decatur, Ill. On
the trip east the Great Northern
passenger on which McEwen was
riding was held up for 24 hours in
deep sn.0"w drifts in Western Minne-
sota. Thred of the four locomotives
used on the train in an attempt to
force it through the drifts were
frozen up and the passenger cars
were w~thout heat for several l-tours.
June Hector returned to Pullman
gunday after spending Thanksgiving
vacation in Goldendale visiting with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Hector.
The Seattle P.-I. delivered to your
home or at Allison's Pharmacy or
call Tommy Gray. tf
E. McAllister.
~Paul Sanstrum, of Hood River,
I spent Thanksg'iving in Goldiendale
! with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. F.
~Sanstrunl.
N. E. Nelson, manager ,of the
Jaymar Lumber company of Hood
Rier, was in Goldendale on busi-
ness la,.~t Wednesday.
Orders taken for homemade fruit-
cake. Edna Mulford, 330 W. Main.
481
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Miller and
family, of Bingen, were Thanksgiv-
ing day guests at: the Gene Splawn
h,~me.
J, oe Nesibitt, of K~mos, Wash.,
spen't Thalnksgiving in Goldendale
visiting with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Nesbitt.
Mr. and kMrs. R. A. Wiltse, of
Longvie"w, were guests at the Fred
Nesbitt home over the Thanksgiving
holidays.
i Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Sanders spent
I Thanksglving day in Yakima wit.h
Mr. and Mrs. Oren Sanders and tMrs.
Harrington. "~
Mrs. John Nath has moved int, o
the McEwen apartments where she
is sharing an apartment with tMrs.
Bess Niva.
Repairs and alterations at Triplex
Cleaners. Phone 542. It--
Workmen this week completed
the installation of a new ceiling in
the McKee Drug store. The ceiling
wad" lowered four feet. The ne`w
ceiling is made .of fir-tex.
A rainfall of .42 inches was re-
ported Saturday and Sunday by
Edward A.beling, government weath-
er olbserver ~or Goldendale.
Bill Nye was taken to the Vet-
erans' hospital in Walla Walla last
Friday for a medical examination.
He will undergo a major opere.tion
there this week.
Fred Watson returned to Golden-
dale last week after spending ~ev-
eral days in Portland undergoing
medical examination.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Eriekson
and E. C. Walton returned Sunday
from Wenatchee where they spent
the Tbanksgiving holidays with
relatives.
,Lee Rtdgeway, of I~oosevelt, was a
~oldendale business visitor the first
of the week. He had the misfortune
of runr~ng a spike in teh heel af his
foot on Sunday, while working at
the H. A. White ranch near Roose-
velt.
!Glen' Groves, of Ellensburg, spent
Thanksgiving in Goldendale visiting
with friends. He ls employed by the
Zeibarth construction eompany.
Mr. and Mrs. Mel I)avldson and
two children, of The Dalles, spen~t
Sunday in Go.ldendale visiting with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
Crooks.
The executive committee of the
Klickita't County Tu'berculosis Lea-
gue met Monday evening at the home
.of Mrs. John R. Mlllam. Routine
busine.~s was transacted.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Culler, of
Bingen, were in G~oldendale Sunday
and Monday visiting with relatives.
C. E. Crooks returned to his office
this week after having spent more
than a week at home recovering from
a severe oold. !~]
Mrs. E. C. Trost, district Woman's
Association president, accompanied
Mrs. Lowell Smith to Trout Lake last
week to attend a meeting of the
Trout Lake W,omeLn's club. Mrs.
Smith was the speaker of the after-
noon. Her topic "Tuberculosis Con-
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pike last 'week
moved into their new residence on
First street.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Taylor have
rented the residence on the oorner
of Court and Academy formerly oc-
cupied by Mr. and Mrs. John Nath.
Mrs. ,Lowell Smith is spending this
week in the western part of the
county assisting Dr. S. L. Cox of ¢he
Washington Tu.berculosis association
and Miss Amye MeKee in the lV£on-
toux skin-testing cllnies.
iM~iss Edith Ann Ryan, high school
instructor, spen,t Thanksgiving in
Vancouver visiting with her parents.
~4iss Marie Rood, primary ins'truct-
.or, spent the Thanksglv.ing h.ol.idays
in Seattle with friends.
A1 Henry, state representative
elect from this district, was in Gold-
endale on business .Tuesday.
iDavid F. Lewis, of Wishram, filed
suit for divorce from Carrie F. Lewis
in supertor court here this week.
D. M. Gilpin, state liquor inspector
from Vancouver was in ~oldendale
on business this week.
A crew of state highway depart-
men~t men were in G-oldendale this
week painting the center line in high-
ways in this vicinity.
,Bonnie Riddle, of Seattle, spent
Thanksgiving in G-oldendale with
friends. She is now te,a~hing in a
Seattle beauty school.
Mrs. T. H. Yorke, of Spokane, is
spending a few days with her son
and family, Mr. and M~s. R. H.
Yorke, at the Spring Creek ~lsh
hatchery.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Hoisin,gton, of
Bingen, were in Goldendale on busi-
ness Tuesday.
Albert Johnson, of Appleton, was
in Goldendale on business Tuesday.
F~nk E. Cl.wrk, state aid engineer,
of Vancouver, was in Goldendale on
business Tuesday and Wednesday.
John Chandler, Henry Ladiges,
Max Ladiges, Ferdinand Markgraf,
all of Glenwood, were in Goldendale
on business Tuesday.
Lee R. Layman last week was is-
sued a building permit for a $150
remodeling job on an old building
located at 421 East B street.
Mr. and Mrs. Junior Jacroux re-
turned Tuesday f~om Huntington,
Ore., where they slyent a few days
with Mrs. Jaeroux's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Brown.
Mrs. Martin Ferry was in Snow-
den, Husum and other Western
Klickitat county communities on
business Tuesday.
Mr. and Mm. R. G. Averill, of The
Dalles, were Thanksgiving guests at
the home of their son and daughter-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Averill.
Bryant Robertson and Bob Robert-
son, of Klickitat, ~ere al~o guests at
the Averill h,ome.
Miss Helen Brondt spent the
Th.anksglv'ing holidays in Ellens-
burg visiting with her parents.
Miss ~mye McKee and Mrs. Lorna
K. Perkins spent Thanksgiving in
Wenatchee visiting with relatives.
Miss Irene Krausher, for the past
several months secretary at the
McEwen & Brooks office, plans ~o
leave this week for Walls Walls.
She will spend several weeks vaca-
tioning in Walls Walls ibefore re-
turning to a new .position in Yakima.
C. H. Knosher underwent another
operation in l~ortland Monday. His
condition w~s reported as satisfac-
tory Wednesday. Mrs. Knosher is in
Portland with her husband. Frank
Knesher has been in charge of the
trol," was 'illustrated by large, edu- Kno~her Insurance Agency since his
cational charts, father's first operation n~ore than a
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Swain, of month ago.
Seattle, spent Thanksgiving in Gold- Helen Kelley received minor'cuts
endale visit4ng with her grandfath-
er, W. Leidl and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Swain and Mr. heidl
were guests at the P,o,bert McKillip
home near Centerville Thank~sgiving
day.
. S. F. Wnuk, ,o.f White Salmon,
and A. M. Matsen, of Bickleton,
were in Goldendale Monday for the
regular meeting of the board of
commissioners. The Klickitat county
commissioners plan ?,o meet with
Day Hil~born, Vancouver architect
next Tuesday to inspect plans for
the new county courthouse.
H. M. Becke.tt aoeempanled by
Mrs. A. E. C.oley spent two days in
Vancouver vlsi'ting with relatives be-
fore returning to his ship the U. S. S.
Colorado at the Bremerton Navy
Yard. Mrs. Coley returned to (Iold-
endale with George V. Coley, of
Ridgefield, who spent Thanksgiving
with relaUves in Goldendale. Mr. and
Mrs. C. E. Coley, of Vancouver, also
spent Thanksgiving in G~Idendale
with Mrs. A. E. C,oley. The visitors
re'turned to their home in Vancouver
Saturday.
and bruises in an auto accident
early Sunday morning. She was a
passenger in a car driven by Victor
Lenoir. The accident occurred on
the state highway near the O. L.
H~amtlton ranch. Cans. driven by
Lenoir and Stanley Strata collided.
MINER'S O. K. TIRE SHOP
IS NOW . EQUIPPED
s~
to prowde
ON YOUR WORN TIRES
Don't take chances with
smooth tires on slick roads.
Bring them in today for a
guaranteed O. K. Recap.
O. K. TIRE SHOP
Goldendale, Washington
Oregon, and Josephine Fisher, 31, of
Alicel, Oreg~on.
Cars driven by Floyd Powell and
Mrs. C. B. Hatch collided at the
Intersection of Grant and Broadway
Monday. No one was~ injured and
-damage to the machines wag small.
Mr. and Mrs. Oren Sappingfield
plan to leave late this `week for
Tacoma where they will spend the
Christmas holidays visiting with
friends and relatives.
Paul Johnson spent the Thanks-
giving holidays in Spokane visiting
with his father and mother.
Mrs. R. . K. Nickerson, Mns.
Thomas Meade and Miss Eileen
Bradford spent Saturday and Sun-
day in Portland.
Mr. ~nd M,rs. Jack Dressel and
son, of Seattle, spent Thanksgiving
in GoJdendale visiting with relatives.
They returned to Seattle Sa*turday.
Miss Frankie Johnston spent the
Thanksgiving holidays in Cheney
visiting `with her family.
Miss Marcella Smi'th spent the
Thanksgiving holidays in Othello vis-
iting with her family.
Mrs. Sue Morehead, county school
superintendent, left Wednesday for
Olympia, where she will attend the
annual sta'te meeting of superintend.
ents.
Reed and Use The Sentinel Want
Ads. They get results, tf
Lowell Smith, Goldendale high
school instructor and president ef
the Klickitat Education Association,
attended the annual meeting of the
W~shington Educational association
held in Tacoma last Friday and Sut-
urdayv Mrs. Pearl Wanamaker,
state superintendent-elect, attended
the meeting. Smith was the only
rapresenta.tive from this county at
the W. E. A. gathering.
Mr. and Mds. W. D. Sapplngfield
are visiting with relatives in Spring-
feld and Eugene, Oregon, ths week.
Mr. and Mrs. Sappingfield left Gold-'
endale last week and spent Thanks-
giving at Sprtngfielld.
Triplex Cleaners
Phone 542 Goldendale
All kinds of repairing,
alterations, etc.
Selected from this early
Christmas Showing and your
thoughtfulness and good taste
will be remembered through-
out the year.
Early American Old Spice
Coty
Yardley
Evening in Paris
Montag Stationery
Revere Copper Ware
Chrome Chase Novelties
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ALL $29.50 Coats now .... 22.85
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