The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-10-15

vile dam and to lunch at Exile
Creek in all Of its autumn glory.
A little girl was born 20 Mr..
and Mrs. Leon johnson. Friday,
at Tucker General hospital. Moth
er and child are doing nicely.
Mrs. vicie Price entertained at
dinner during the week honoring
Mrs. Charles Mathis of Seattle.
Reported III: Mr.. Sherman Pic
kett whose critical condition at
the Veterans hospital remains UNI
changed; George Isiit who is also
still dangerously Ill; Mrs. Charles
Mumford is still having trouble
with her hand which she injured
nearly year ago; Mrs. Lena Cor
nelius, mother of Mrs. James VIII
liams, has been i'll in Chicago, but
is much improved now.
Mrs. John Nichc4s left Tuesday
evening for Hin City. Kansas, to
be with her mother, who is Ill
there.
Funeral services were held Tues
day afternoon for Mrs. Nettie E.
Patton who passed Saturday eve
ming at local hospital. Services,
held at Miller and Tracey, were in
charge of Rev. L. f. standifer. In
terment was at Rose city. Sur
Viving are widower, James d. Pat
ton. and two sisters, Mrs. L. v.
Leremore and Mrs. Maggie Alex
ander of Boston, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Lewis are
the parents of a little boy, born
to them at Tucker General hos
pital last week. DR.. D. N. I'm
thank was the attending physician.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Hearn en-
tertained at breakfast Sunday
morning, honoring Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Coleman of Longview, Wn.
The Hearns. who have been in
Portland since June as guests in
the home of Mrs. James Donald,
will leave for their home in Los
Angeles the latter part of this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs George Randall
were hosts at a chitterling and
crab-gumba supper Saturday eve
ming at their home on Benton st.
Enjoying a fall visit to Oregon
is Mrs. Mabel White Cavil of
Boley, Oklahoma. Mrs. Cavil ex-
poets to be in Portland through
this month and November as a
guest in the Willis Reed home.
Mr.. Owen Glover has a Ply
mouth motor car.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Taylor and
Mr.. Van Adams motored to Cor
Wallis Sunday to visit Mr. and
Mrs. Alexander Waters. They
were accompanied by little Charles
Edward Fair and his brother Fran
els Fair, Jr.
Following a protracted illness,
William Lloyd passed Sunday eve
ming at the Oregon State hospital
for tubercular patients at Hood
River, Oregon. Funeral arrange
ments had not beer completed at
this writing.
After visiting quietly in Port
land for several weeks, Mrs. S. NJ.
Harden, well known in the North
west, but now of San Francisco,
viii leave Thursday for Yakima,
Washington, where she will visit
her sister Mrs. e. M. Huston. Mrs.
Harden has been at the home of
Mrs. Julia B. Fuller during her
stay here.
Mesdames w L. Myers, Viola
Turner and e. L. Van, prominent
Omahans, were week end sight
seers of Portland and the pictur-
esque beauty of its countryside.
They were the recipients of love-
ly trip up the Columbia River
Gorge through the courtesy of Mrs.
Adelaide Gaskin and Mr. Clifford
Jackson. A trip to Bonneville
dam, the Grotto, Airport and
whiz through the business section
OF the city was accomplished thru
The thoughtfulness of Mrs. Sydney
Porter. The visitors were greeted
by Mrs. Charles Stanton and Mrs.
D. N. Unthank who are former
NebrasI1ans Their impressions of
Oregon were expressed in words of
highest praise. The trio stopped
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. C. e.
Dunbar.
Mrs. Elizabeth Brooks has gone
to Xelso, Washington.
'rhe Rosebud Study club met
last Wednesday at the home of
Bud Abbie Cantrell. An interest,"
ing business meeting was held. The
topic chairman, Bud Jessie Flow
ers, presented Bud Thelma Flow
ers who read, as current event,
an article on the victory recently
won by the B. S. c. F., also a
continent on the leadership of A.
Phillip Randolph. Visitors at this
meeting were Mrs. Abigail Carr
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