REUBEN NOTES
Miss Nellie Tierny of Rainier visit
ei over Sunday with her sister
Mary A. Tierny.
Anthony Hardy and J. H. Wilson
of Portland were in town on Sun
day. Ira Withrow and wife have arrived
home from a three week visit with
friends in Lane County.
Mr. Carl Kambalski and children
are visiting: with friends at Maysrar
this week.
T. C. Watts was the only delegate
from Columbia County, that attend,
ed the Retail Merchants Convention
held in Medford Ore. last week.
G. W. Jordan and wife entertain
ed the Reuben Whist Club Saturday
evening, Miss Gladis Jordan and T.
C. Watts won the first prizes and
Miss A. Tierny abd T. S. Linton
the Booby prize.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Snyder will
entertain the Club at their next
meeting to be held Feb. 2nd.
Mrs F. W, Jordan of Harrisburg
Oregon returned home after a weeks
visit with her father and mother
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wagner, of
West Reuben.
On Friday. Tec. IS. Hon. L. R.
Alderman and, Supt. Collins spent
the day visiting the school.
in commercial U:ui.K orchard ot
In the , . ,.,i .,. room
afternoon Mr. Alderman addressed. !..ntv of small fruit. Com-
a most eiunuwisuc parents mm
nlptolv eouinivd for chickens ami
teachers meeting. fruit t;,nllli,10(1 ..lain.Nof l.uildimss:
The Neer City and Redtown , M Vtiw
schools dismissed for the nwetiiur down taI 5 y ut wr lVnt.
which was held at the school house. .11 t .!
, . , ,u E vrhty acres slump land ? 1-00.
The house was so full there was v
scarcely room for the proverbial Forty acres improved hill land
"one more". right on R. K. close to station lots
After the meeting refreshments of wood. Slo
wer served by the grammar school Thirty acres. 5 room house, barn
r Oscar Wtntworlli
girls to every one present.
Mr. Alderman's speech was a
thoroughly enjoyable one, combinmg
advice, sympathy anl fun. .ft was
a red letter day for theloTuu as it
was the first time a state Supt. had
visited here.
The few remarks made by Supt.
J. H. Collins were full of inspiration
and helpful suggestions.
The parents and teachers club of
Dist. No 20 is one of the most alive
in the state, thoroughly interested.
in and working for the upbuilding
of their school.
Allen & Felton Bargain
FOR " SALE Five acre chicken
ranch, good new five r,oom house,
new barn, fruit, place ready for
business 2 1-2 miles out. Price
$2100 1-2 down: also five acre
chicken ranch in town, four acres
WELCH CHAMBERS
THE LMDIAIC MRKCT Or HOULTOrt
No Use Looking Elsewhere
If You Can't Find It Here
Fresh and Cured Meats, Vegetables, and Produce
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a gooa par la tne traue or profes
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work, or a dollar ot pay. cch
benefit is made possible by a world
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15 years of successful experience ia
training thousands of n:bi::ou
wasre earners for advancement.
This inst'.tnf.on now oiler tOU
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below, to better your earnings and
position, to matter how scant
your time, money, or education
may be. The first step in helping
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marking and mailing the coupon.
To do this puts vou under so
at obligation. Oo it ROW.
out buildings, crock, spring, fruit,
some cleared. 215 acres slashed and
burned: 500 cords of wooil: near
school and store. $75 per acre 1-2
ilowrl.
Allen & Felton.
For Sale Or Rent One good
twenty room hotel completely fur
nished, in St. Helens. Good terms,
Allen & Felton
For Sale A number of river
view lots, best in the city. Price
$200. $223. $300, $300 and $750
each.
Allen & Felton
Boys may be had and some
times girls. The older ones at
ordinary wages and others to be
schooled and cared for in return
for slight services rendered.
For particnlars address V. T.
Gardner, Supt. Boys and Girls
Aid Society of Oregon, Portland,
Oregon.
CARPtN TER aJ BCll-UUt
X Houses Built on the
X Installment Plan
v -J". . v. . ... ;
X First Cla Work at
Reasonable Prices
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COURSES OF LNSTRUCTIOaN IN THE
International
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T OpticalGoo. St. Heleni Or.
IntervalePoultry Farm
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from our B. PLYMOUTH ROCKS
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