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COTTAGE^ROV^SENTlNEL^IHJRSDAY^ECEMBERJT^mS Happy New Year Greetings Among our assets we like to count the only one that mon ey cannot buy—your good will. And so at this Holiday Season we extend to you—not as a customer alone, but as a friend—THE BEST OF WISHES FOR THE COM ING YEAR. THAT THE NEW YEAR MAY BE FILLED WITH CONTENTMENT, HAPPINESS AND PROSPERITY ARE TIIE SEASON’S WISHES OF The Bank of Cottage Grove Service means my detail attention to my customers. I have the most scien- tific eye testing instru- ments in the optical field today. My method of vision examination is used and endorsed by the highest authorities in the profes sion. My work combines that of the Optometrist and Optician. I prescribe, grind and fit my own glasses. The responsibility is mine, the comfort and sat isfaction are yours; my glasses are right by the most careful and exacting test to which your eyes can be put. D. J. Scholl Optician-Optometrist Factory on Premises Cottage Grove, Ore. ♦-------------------------------------------- <> I Tales of the Town *— --------------------------- —---------- * Mrs. J. P. Allen, of Wallowa, ar rived Thursday last to visit at the home of her cousin, Mrs. C. 8. Plas ter. Mrs. Amelia Phelps and daughter Miss Ruth left Friday for Klamath Falls to spend the Christmas holi days at the home of Mrs. Phelps’ son, Lawrence Phelps. Buckeye Male Trio, Jan. 3. John Oaroutte arrived Wednesday of last week front Oregon City, where he is employed in the paper mills. He will remain at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Garoutte, until after the holidays. Mrs. J. Brownlee, of Chehalis, Wash., arrived Thursday last to spend the Christmas holidays at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. P. McCoy. Old typewriters wanted. Some thing paid for any make in any con dition. Would you consider trade on better machine! 8. T. L., box 249, Cottage Grove. dl3-27p I. L. Hale was called to Culver Wednesday of last week to attend the funeral of his father, W. 8. Hale, who had died the day before. The father was 74 years of age and had lived in Oregon since 1832. He had come to Oregon from Missouri. Galloway for insurance, 511 Main. Mrs. Frank Kelly left Thursday last for Gambaldi to be with her husband, who is employed at that city. The H. C. Rose family arrived Wednesday of last week from Ogema, Sask., to locate in this city. We waih. Our wives don’t Cottage Grove Laundry. tic Lyle Lawrence, who is attending O. A. C., arrived Wednesday of last week to spend the holidays at the home of his parents at Comstoek. Kenneth McReynolds, a student at O. A. C., arrived last Thursday to speed the Christmas holidays at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. McReynolds. Old cook stoves wanted—the older the better. At Stove Hospital, west side. dl3-27p Norval Armes is home from O. A. C. spending the Christmas holidays at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Armes. The Free Methodists held their first meeting in their new church Christmas day. Be sure to see the new Overland at Nelson’s Service Station. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Streeter, of Ogema, Sask., arrived Wednesday of last week to make this city their home. Mr. Streeter is a former pro fessor of a Wisconsin college. C. A. Stevens is building a garagb at his home on Adams avenue. Buckeye Male Trio, Jan. 3. Try the Quality Tire Store for dependable tires at right prices. Nelson’s Service Station. The stock of the Madsen jewelry store was attached Friday to satisfy a judgment of $208.59 given Harold J. Wells, of Eugene, representing a creditor. Mr. Madsen left the fol lowing day for Portland and has not yet announced whether he will at tempt to reopen the business. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Nixon re turned Sunday from a visit of two months in Newport. Sales books. The Sentinel. Mr. and Mrs. Stacy M. Russell, of Eugene, were guests Christmas day at the E. C. Shay home. Miss Marjorie Shay, who is teach iug at Roseburg, is home for the holidays. Mrs. Auderson and the ehildreu of her brother, Dave Thompson, are here from Silverton visiting at the James Short home. Ladies! Charles H. Woods and A. E. Ly We again have a supply of ons, doing business as the London Thompson’s Best Flour. The Mercantile company, have sued C. soft wheat flour that is sure i E. Ball, seeking a judgment in the | sum of $39.73 with 6 per cent inter I to satisfy. Price $1.50 a sack ; est from December 18, 1923, and ' and it is sold on a money i the further sum of $606.52 with 8 back guarantee. Order a i per cent interest from October 26, j sack when you need flour. 1923. Mabel Martin, who is attending ; high school here, left Saturday for ! Portland to spend the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Martin. Mrs. Webb Norfleet, a sister of Used cars at Nelson’s Service Sta tion. Any kind, any price, any Mrs. Ida Stocks, of this city, was terms. seriously injured recently in an au Viola Welty, of Chehalis, Wash., tomobile accident in Long Beach, i arrived Saturday to visit during Calif., but is recovering nicely. She the week at the home of her broth is in a hospital there. er, Charles Wood, in London. The George Shearer family, of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Thornton, of Oakridge, are visiting at the homes Portland arrived Saturday to visit of Mr. Shearer’s uncle and brother, at the home of their son, M. M. Will Shearer and Harry Shearer, of Row River. They also visited at Thornton, who is very ill. Hold a regular position by having tho home of Mrs. Ida Miller. The Lee Peters family spent an ad every week. Sam Swartz is spending the week Christmas day at the home of Mr. Peters’ brother, F. H. Peters, in with friends in Portland. Eugene. D. C. Bosley was home from Ca nary for Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. John Wallace left Saturday for Portland to visit dur ing the holidays with their son Frank and with Mrs. Wallace’s father, Thomas Allen. Galloway writes insurance. L. C. Michener is spending the holidays with his family at Wash ougal, Wash. Miss Hazel Louck^ accompanied by Elmer Halstead, arrived Friday by motor from The Dalles to visit nt the home of Miss Loucks’ par ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Loucks. Mr. Halstead returned to Portland Sunday, but Miss Loucks remained for the remainder of the week. Sterling Feed Company Mrs. Clyde Leonard left Wednes day of last week for Sweet Home to visit at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Evans. Henry Damewood and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Damewood motored to Crow- the latter part of last week to spend the Christmas holidays at the home of Erank Damewood. I can give you perfect eyesight Sanford for Signs. tf Eat more of it. Buy Fault without glasses. Satisfaction guar i anteed or your money back. Dr. H. The Catholic women realized less and you will. Our many A. Hagen. n29tfc I about $13 from their cooked food satisfied patrons can vouch Grade teachers who are spending sale held Saturday at the rest room. for its tastiness and well- the Christmas holidays at their Margaret aud Dorothy Jackson, homes are Miss Freda Hammel, of who are attending Mount Angel baked qualities. Monmouth; Miss Canterbury, of academy, arrived Saturday to spend Corvallis; Miss Thompson, of Carl the holidays with their mother, ton; Miss Robinson, of Mapleton; Mrs. Gladys Jackson. Miss Floy Kirkham, of Eugene, Why pay rent when you can own and Miss Dix. Miss Oakes, teacher a home for the rent! See Spray, in the junior high, is at Bandon. 105 Main street. tfc High school teachers who are at Mrs. Alice Simpson, of Albany, Mr. and Mrs. James Sykes, of their homes are Miss Alice Evans, arrived Saturday to visit during Salem, and Harry Sykes, of Alber of Portland; Miss Elise Price, of the holidays at the home of her ta, Can., wore week-end guests ut Sifton, Wash., and Miss Myrtle I-ay, sister, Mrs. H. A. Mason. the Harry Grube home. of Molalla. Mrs. Ipha Knox and daughter Rubber stamps. The Sentinel. Marjorie, of Salem, arrived Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Nokes ar Mr. aud Mrs. W. E. Fullmer and to spend the holidays at the home rived Monday from Albany to spend son Earl and daughter Ora left of Mrs. Knox’s sister, Mrs. W. A. the holidays at the home of Mr. Nokes’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Friday morning to spend the Christ Hogate. Nokes. mas holidays at the homes of two Rock Springs Wyoming coal. C. W. Canfield, of Kirby, and of Mrs. Fullmer's sisters, one resid ing at Colton and one at Los Ange City Transfer. Storage. o29tf Ray Turner, of Grants Pass, visited Mrs. Vilotta Scott and son Jerome Monday at the J. Q. Willits home. les, Calif. They will remain for arrived Saturday from Olympia, about two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. C. 8. Sweet land, of Wash., to spend the holidays at the Portland, spent Christmas at the home of Mrs. Scott’s parents, Mr. heme of Mrs. Sweetland’s sister, and Mrs. W. L. Darby. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Torrens and Mrs. N. W. White. Used cars at Nelson's Service Sta daughter Jean, formerly of Minne tion: A 1922 Dodge touring car, sota, but who are spending the win $475; 1917 Dodge touring car, $300; ter in the west, arrived Saturday FOR SATURDAY ONLY! 1921 Overland, $300; 1919 Grant evening to visit at the home of 100 lbs. Pure Sugar Candy touring, $225; 1918 Chevrolet tour Mrs. Torrens’ niece, Mrs. Elbert at 15 cents a pound for New ing, $165; 1918 Maxwell, $145; 1918 Bede. Farmers! List the things you Year’s. This is less than Ford sedan, new paint, $250; 1918 have for sale on the bulletin board wholesale. Ford touring, new paint, $175. dl3tfc Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Porter spent at Beidler’s Feed Store. Mrs. F. L. Langston, nee Lenora Christmas in Portland with Mrs. Porter’s sons, Joe and Fred Arnold. Hohl, has resigned her position in Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Annes and the telephone exchange. Miss Crys son Cecil left Saturday morning for tal Robinson, who was employed in San Diego, where they will spend a the exchange during the summer week at the home of Mrs. Arnies’ months, will fill the vacancy. Member» of the W. M. Morelock Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Jordan and family were called to Portland Bun mother, Mrs. Alice Richmond. I have several real bargains in small son Bobby spent Christmas in day by the death of Mr. Morelock’s city property; also good farms, Albany at the home of a sister of mother. small or large. J. F. Spray. tfc Mr. Jordan. The Riley Snodgrass family, of Metal trade checks. The Springfield, spent Christmas at the Mr. and Mrs. John McCann vis home of Mrs. Snodgra»» ’ mother, ited during the week in Albany Sentinel. with friends. Ardie Eby, who had been em Mrs. Lucy Holland. Mrs. J. T. Oliver and two chil ployed at the Smith-Short grocery Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Jackson, of dren, who had been visiting at the for a number of years, has gone to Portland, spent Christmas day at home of Mrs. Oliver's cousin, Mrs. Eugene, where he has accepted em the home of Mrs. Jackson’» parent», C. S. Plaster, left Friday for Rose ployment with the Pacific Fruit Mr. and Mr». James Groom. burg, where they will visit at the company. home of Mrs. Barton Helliwcll, an R. H. Derrick, of Ashland, on his other cousin of Mrs. Oliver. way home from a visit in Albany, Dry Cleaning. C. G. Laundry and his sister-in-law, Mrs. Quigley, Mr. and Mrs. J. V. McDonald and of Scio, who was accompanying Mr. two sons Neal and Aerial, of Myrtle Derrick to his home to spend the Point, arrived Sunday to visit dur holidays, visited Friday and Friday I offers you a home that is ing the week at the home of H. J. night at the home of Air. Derrick’s! NEW, CLEAN Shinn and Mrs. lima Beager. Mr. aunt, Mrs. Nancy Oglesby. Money to loan on city or farm McDonald is a former pastor of the MODERN property. J. F. Spray. tfc Christian church of this city. Mrs. Sarah Harms, with her two Two and three-room apart Mrs. F. L. Hunter and two chil dren, who had visited two months grandchildren, Ruth and Robert ments with bath, hot and at the home of Mrs. Hunter's par Beagle, who are staying with their cold water, Steam heat, elec ents, Mr. and Mrs. William Brown, grandmother while attending school, left Friday for their home in Salem. left Saturday for Ridgefield, Wash., tric ranges snd lights. You The children have recovered from to spend Christmas at the home of should see these. Inquire of the whooping cough. The Hunter» the children’s mother, Mrs. Anna Beagle. formerly were of Arlington. A daughter was born Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. John Peters, of Star. Kern’s for Drugs BREAD The Cottage Grove Electric Bakery 15c lb. THE FAIR STORE Omer Apartments C. J. KEM Stewart for good plumbing. THIS WEEK WK ARE MERELY SENTIMENTAL AND WISH YOU A Happy New Year BUT WATCH FOR OUR AD NEXT WEEK. IT WILL START YOU ON THE NEW’ YEAR RIGHT. Smith-Short Grocery THE STORE THAT APPRECIATES YOUR TRADE Robert Wiser, of Star, has bought a new Dodge touring car for his wife’s Christmas present. Nearly $100 was paid in fines by those who imbibed too freely of moonshine liquor during the Christ mas season. E. E. Monson, who is superintend ing the erectioa of a bridge in east ern Oregon, spent Christmas here with his wife and daughters. Buckeye Male Trio, Jan. 3. The N. J. Nelson Jr. family spent Christmas at Coburg. E. G. O. Groat wishes to express his appreciation of the thought ful ness of those who remembered him on Christmas day. A marriage license su issued Monday to Arthur R Myers and Anna Lake, both of Delight Valley. The Bert Willard and Fred Jost families, of Roseburg, spent Christ mas with Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Wil lard, parents of Mr. Willard and Mrs. Jost. The Joseph Bricher family spent Christmas in Creswell at the Watt Potter home. Mrs. F. A. Greene ami daughter May spent Christmas with relatives in Independence. Virgil A. Powell, who is in the employ of the United States govern ment, .ailed from Now York Deccm her 18 for St Thomas in the Vir- fin islands, where he will continue is work as a civil eagineer. This assignment is considered one of the most des.rable in the bureau. O. L. Nichols is home from Cash man for the holidays. PAGE FIVE Mrs. Samuel Veatch returned r Monday from Roseburg, where she had been for several days. Mr. and Mrs. Veatch will move to that city the first of the year. The Verne Garoutte family left Monday by motor for Bandon to speud the holidays with relatives. Miss Belle Burkholder, of Corval lis, speut the holidays at the home of her mother, Mrs. Clara Burk holder. Miss Katherine DeVoe spent Christmas in Roseburg with her par ents. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Landess, of Wendling, spent Christmas here with Mr. Landess’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. William I-andess. Ray and Clyde Kerr, the former of Toledo and the latter of Omak, Wash., were home with their moth er, Mrs. Sarah Kerr, for Christmas. Ray- left Tuesday but Clyde will remain until after New Year’s. ¿1 Mr. and Mj-s. G. R. Loucks ar rived Friday from Madeira, Calif., M. J. Frampton, who had been under advisement aud will render a to spend the holidays at the home of Mr. Loucks’ parents, Mr. aud visiting at the D. D. Roberts home, decision later. returned to his home in Portland Airs. A. C. Loucks. SILK CREEK. Miss Ruth DeLong returned yes- Saturday. Frank J. Alstott is here from terday from Portland, where she (Special to The Sentinel.) went Sunday to spend Christmas at Centralia, Wash. Dee. 24.—-Joe Marshall left Fri Mr. and Mrs. John Runk nad "Mr. the home of her sister, Mrs. G. W. and Mrs. E. C. Lock wood motored day to spend his vacation at Suther W oods. Alfred White visited in Eugene to Oakridge Sunday and visited at lin.Miss Maeva Fowler and Miss Le Saturday at the home of his broth- the home of Mr. Runk’s brother, J. ota Estes are home from Sutherlin D. Runk. er, Herald W. White. The Albert Anderson family spent for tho holidays. George O. Knowles was in Eugene John Winslow went to Eugene Christmas in Salem with Mr. Ander- Sunday Saturday on business. have his tonsils removed. ’s parent», Mr. and Mra. J. D. He was to Marriage licenses were issued son accompanied by E. T. Hart Saturday to David Clyde Tyrer and Anderson. ley, of Lynx Hollow. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Hambrick Mabel Darlyu Hastings, both of this Mildred Burcham underwent an city, and to Ray Westley Suter, of spent Christmas day in Eugene at I operation for the removal of her .. in . _ Star, and Pearl McCollum, of this the homo of Mrs. Hambrick’s sister, tonsils Eugene — Thursday last. Mrs. Lucy Armstrong. city. Among those who went to Loraue Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Pennington Sunday evening were Elder Rhoades, Donna Bartell left Sunday for Portland to spend the holidays with and Hugh Orr, brother of Mrs. of Sutherlin, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Pennington, spent Christinas in Eu Fowler, Zaida Estes and Mr. Meier. her mother antk brother. at the home -if Mrs. Anna Orr, I Miss Dora Chitwood returned Fri Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Harrel aud gene mother of Mrs. Pennington and Mr. day from a short visit at Dayton John Wanker left Sunday by motor Orr.. and was accompanied by her father, for Portland to spend the holidays Mrs. Gladys Jackson was in Eu- A. L. Chitwood. with relatives. Tho Harrels will be Miss Young and her pupils gave guests at the home of Mr. Harrel’s gene Monday. Christmas program Friday after brother, A. W. Harrel. Emmett and Ross Nowell, of a noon, after which presents were dis J. A. Elledge went to Portland Marshfield, spent Christmas at the tributed from a pretty tree after home of their father, W. E. Nowell. Sunday to spend Christmas with proper inspection by Santa Claus. his son and daughter, Arthur El Clifford Taylor is homo from Wil A roar of laughter arose as W. G. lamette university for the holidays. Bittinger proudly displayed a paper ledge and Edna Ross. James Turpin, former resident of “hound on wheels’! which ho re Misses Paulino and Ada Shernum went to Salem Sunday to visit dur this city, recently sustained a frac ceived from the tree. tured limb in a motor accident near Mrs. J. D. Grimes has been suf ing the week with relatives. William Poole, of this city, won Klamath Falls, It has been neces fering with gatherings in her oars. Miss Iaiui.se Mattheyer is here his boxing match with Couch, of sary to amputate tho limb. Mr. from O. A. C. to spend the holidays Portland, at Sutherlin Friduy night. Turpin is 67 years of age. Mr. and Mrs. Georg Bjorset spent at tho John Ashby home. Couch went down for the count in Two of Mrs. Darrell’s brothers Christmas at Doxter at the homo the fourth round. her mother, Mrs. Cook, of Sag Mr. and Mrs. Chas. VanCamp and of Mrs. Bjorset’s parents, Mr. and and inaw, visited her over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Bevington, of Mrs. Thomas Sikes. Mrs. James Rigby, Violet and Or- Melfort, Sask., arrived Saturday to Mrs. Byron Hunter and daughtor Rigby, John Fluster, Mrs. Ervin visit at the home of Mr. VanCamp’s Julia, of Moscow, Ida., are visiting val Cochran and baby, Mrs. H. W. sister and Mrs. Bevington’s aunt, at the home of Mrs. Hunter’s Wheeler and daughter, D. A. Estes cousin, A. A. Richmond. Mrs. Flora McGee. and Mrs. E. M. Wheeler were in The 8. V. Allison family spent Dolmas Richmond was in Eugene Cottage Grove last Thursday. Christmas with the Kirklands at Al- yesterday on business. Mrs. F. A. Green spent Christmas baity. Roy Watters was fined $5 yes at Independence with her father, Margaret Darby-, of Palo Alto, terday morning for violating tho Andy Wilson. Calif., is spending the holidays at traffic ordinance by cutting a street Your wants mny bo few—provid- the home of her pareuts, Mr. and corner. od you use Sentinel wnntnds. tf Mrs. W. L. Darby. C. R. Richards has bought tho Washington Thief Captured Here. Mark Nobel, wanted in Vancou Joseph Lisher place south of the city. The sale was made by E. C. ver, Wash., on a larceny charge, is in jail horo awaiting tho officers Lockwood. Joint installation tonight. from Washington. He was appro Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Buckley, of hended Regular meeting Wednes Sunday by Deputy Sheriff Portland, spent the week end here Pitcher. day night, January 2. Work looking after property interests. in F. C. degree. Visitors Ralph Hand was in Portland last welcome. Members oxpected to at Attend Past Masters Meet. week. He attended the Thye-Yokel Those from hero who attended tho tend. wrestling match. HERBERT W. LOMBARD, meeting of the Past Masters, Mas Secretary. Miss Katharine Mendenhall, who ters and Wardens Association No. By order W. M. is attending the state normal school 1 in Eugene Thursday evening Inst at Monmouth, arrived Friday to were Worth Harvey, president of KEEP A TIGHT GRIP spend the holidays at the home of tho association; Elbert Bede, mem ON YOUR "DOUGH - her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. ber of tho executive committee; R. Mendenhall. 8. Trask, 8. L. Godard, George O. SEE HOW FAR YOUR Miss Winnie Landess and Mrs. Knowles and M. 11. Anderson. All CASH Hattie Pattison, of Portland, ar are past masters of the local Ma WILL rived Saturday to spend the Christ sonic lodge. A banquet was served and schol mas holidays at the home of their GO I parents, Mr. and Mrs. William I-an- arly addresses were given by W. J. Kerr, of Corvallis, P. G. M. of the dess. Floyd Weldon arrived Wednesday grand lodge, and iv’ey R. Kelly, of from Portland to spend the holidays Albany, 8. W. of the grand lodge. st home and may remain until about Creswell Watchman May Go. February 15. It is thought that as a result of a Mrs. Warren Wilkins, of Coburg, public hearing held in Eugene sev spent last week at the home of her eral days ago- tho Southern Pacific parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Brum company will be relieved of the ex PIXIT SHOPS field. Mr. Wilkins motored up Fri pense of mnintaining a watchman at day, taking his wife and Mrs. Brum the highway crossing at Main street lumber field back with him to spend the in Creswell. holidays at the home of Mr. Wil At the hearing County Commis Mrs. Crandall (Iowa) Tails How She kins’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ainos sioners L. N. Roney and Emmett Stopped Chicken Losses Wilkins, of Eugene. Sharp and County Engineer P. M. 1 ’’Last .prtne. rati killed all our baby chick«. Wl«h Roy 8. Hands has received » new Morse all testified that in their I’d known about Rat-Snap before. With juat one $20O0-incubator from Brunswick, N. Opinion it was not necessary to large package we killed «warn» of rata. They won’t J. It has a capacity of 6600 eggs. keep a watchnitin there to warn get thia year’« hatchea. I’ll bet.” Rat-Snap U guar Long & Cruson have delivered drivers of automobiles and other anteed and Kila tor 33c. 63c. $1.23. Sold and suaran teed by Christmas present Star cars as fol vehicles of the approach of trains. KEM’8 FOR DRUGS. lows: Verne Garoutte, sport mode! The commission took the matter 1 touring; Harry Castle, touring; H. E. Stump, sport model touring; C. 8. lr Montgomery, touring. Raymond Veatch left Saturday for Albany, where he will spend tho holidays with friends. J. I. Jones motored tip from Eu gene Friday. Homer Dixon, who is attending high school here, left Friday to spend the holidays at his home in Elk City. The funeral of Mrs. M. F. Dos Ixirzes, who died December 19, wan held at 2 o’clock Friday afternoon from tho Mills chapel, Rev. J. E. Carlson officiating. Interment was in the A. F. 4 A. M I. O. O. F. cemetery. Carl Bennett arrived Thursday from Medford to spend the holidays at the borne of his parents, Mr. and SECOND Mrs. J. H. Bennett. LYCEUM Norval Powell, who is teaching at NUMBER Prineville, arrived Saturday to spend the holidays at the homo of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Powell. E. D. Handy was quite ill during the past week Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baker, of Salem, are spending the week at the home of Mrs. Baker’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. McFarland. A daughi iter wan born last Thors Thia trio is composed of three day to Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Johnson. peppy young men but a few Ray Baker motored to Portland year» out of college. They are Saturday and brought home Mrs. Baker, who had been visiting in experienced inatrumentaliaUi Prineville. and vocaliatM and inantera of Ralph Teeters, who is a patient many difficult inatrumenta. ia a Portland hospital, is spending the holidays with his family in Ar toria. Happy New Year We trust you will give us the opportunity to make the New Year pleasant for you by permitting us to continue our courte ous service. If you do this, the New Year will be made equally happy for us. Ostrander McQueen A.F.&A.M. Attention A ¡kittle C Buckeye Male Trio THURSDAY JANUARY 3 HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
