Car Strikes Horse on Highway
  Johnnie Ball, who was on his way to The Dalles, Wednesday evening of last week, ran up on a bunch of horses on the bridge at the Arthur Underhill ranch near Dufur.  One of the horses was lying on the bridge and Mr. Ball not being able to miss the horse, wrecked his car.  The horse was also badly hurt.
  Albert Limmeroth recently spent several days at Jefferson with his daughter, Mrs. John Hoffley.
   Harvey McAllister has been hauling wheat from the ridge to The Dalles.
  Elmer Swett made several business trips to Dufur last week.
  Sid Baker was a business caller at the Thomas Jones ranch Thursday.
  Earl and Kenneth Frazer, accompanied by Jack Tidyman and A.C. Morse, motored to The Dalles the last of the week
  Orrin Moore was a Dufur business visitor Wednesday evening.
  Mrs Preston Lindhorst and son and Leroy Gardner accompanied Mrs Judd Bourland to the Henry Lindhorst home Tuesday.
  Mrs Dorothy Spagle, who has been with her mother, Mrs. Edith Beck, at the W.C. Hanna ranch here for some time, recently left for Portland.
  Mrs. Alice Kirkham and son, Alvin, and Miss Ruby Kirkham were shopping in The Dalles Saturday.
  Dewey Peasley returned to the Henry Lindorst home the last of the week from here.
  Miss Dorothy Drake, the daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Drake, spent several days last week with Miss Della Drake.
  Clarence Gardner and two sons accompanied by Joe Powell were callers at the George Sigman ranch Saturday afternoon.
  Joe McMurry was on the Ridge on business one day last week   Mr and Mrs Harold Heisler of Portland were visiting friends and relatives
her Saturday and Sunday.
  Miss Maxine Jones was visiting with Miss Della Drake Saturday.
  Miss Mayme Kirkham spent Saturday with Mrs. Earl Hopkins.
  Mrs Frances Ball, who spent several days with relative here, returned to her home in Portland the first of the week.
  Earl Frazer was a caller at the C.F. Gardner ranch Saturday morning.
  H.C. Sweet was visiting at the E.J. Swett home several days last week.
  Mr and Mrs Arthur Busch of Portland were visiting at the Henry Busch home Saturday.
  A.C. Morse, Joe Powell, Judd Bourland and Clarence Gardner were at the Mel Sigman ranch one day last week on business.
  Mr and Mrs Bud Drake and daughter Della, were in The Dalles Friday.
  Miss Helen Hillgen has been with Mrs. Fred Hillgen for some time.
  Mrs; Jack Rothery was a Dufur visitor Saturday.
  Mrs Frank Ball and her mother, Mrs Janie Gardner, were in The Dalles one day last week.
  Miss Ruth Cole is with Mrs Elmer Swett this week while the threshers are there.
  Miss Maxine Jones and Miss Dell Drake were callers at the Charles Wilhelm home Saturday.  Miss Edna Wilhelm accompanied them home.
  Wren Hogue was visiting relative here the last of the week.
  Mr and Mrs Walter Fargher and family were Dufur visitors Sunday afternoon.
  Mrs Clarence Gardner and children and Mrs Judd Bourland and daughter were in Dufur Monday morning.
  Mac Parson was on the Ridge Sunday from Dufur.
  Gus Anderson had an accident with his car one day last week.  He burned out the connecting rod on his Ford near the Nansene ranch.
  Mr and Mrs Tom Wilson and Mrs Frances Ball motored to The Dalles Sunday morning.
  Mrs Vera Butler was visiting with her mother, Mrs. Jim Moore, in Dufur the last of the week.
  There are several farmers in this vicinity who are still threshing this week.  Among them are Angus McLeod, Frank Ball, Elmer Sweet, Ellis Jones, George Bourland and Roy Hulse.
  Mr and Mrs Thomas Jones and daughters were visiting friends and relatives here Sunday.
  Relatives of Mr and Mrs Walt Hillgen arrived at the Hillgen home Sunday from the valley.
  Mr and Mrs Harold Heisler and Mr and Mrs Charles Heisler were guests at the George Bourland home Sunday evening.
  Harvey McMurry, who has been hauling wheat with G.L. Bourland, returned to Dufur last week-end.
  Miss Genevieve Hillgen helped Mrs Tom Wilson cook for the threshers the first of this week.
  Mr and Mrs Ned Underhill motored to Portland Monday returning home Tuesday.
  Joe McMurry, who has been sewing sacks on the O.H. Russell threshing machine, returned home the first of the week.
  Preston Linhorse was at Nansene Sunday.
  Mr and Mrs Owen Jones were visiting at their ranch here Tuesday.
  Ed Ward, the brother of Mrs. Jack Rothery, motored up from the valley the last of the week.  On his return home his nieces accompanied him for a short visit.
  Sid Baker made a business trip to The Dalles Monday afternoon.

Miss Williams Honored With Miscellaneous Shower
   In compliment to Miss Helen Williams, whose marriage to Charles Evans Taft of Hood River will take place on September 4, Mrs. R.D. Maxon, Miss Edna Lois Maxon, and Mrs. Gus Mattes entertained at the Maxon home Wednesday evening with a bouffet supper.

Mrs. Carlton Williams, mother of the bride-elect, and Mrs. Leroy Taft of Hood River presided at the dining table, which was charmingly decorated
with tall tapers and mult-colored flowers.

The affair took the form of a miscellaneous shower for Miss Williams.  A long silver cord was wound through the house and after following it through the porch, the lawn, upstairs and down, Miss Williams discovered a huge tray laden with gifts.

Bridge formed the diversion of the evening with five tables in play.

The guests were: Miss Williams, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Taft, Mrs Lay A. Carisle, Mrs Edwin Phetteplace, Mrs. Ivan Roberts, Mrs. Wilton Roberts, Mrs. Clarence Ellis, and the Misses Leona Comini, Ruthe Pepper, Geraldine McGrath, Mary Condon, Joan Stadelman, Lorraine Pierce, Christine Rice, Doris Gardiner, Irene Hoech, Irma Hoech, and Carol Hurlburt.