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DAYTON, OREGON. OCTOBER 29, 1925
V olume 2 No. 10
Letter From Dr. 0. C. Goodrich
To Local 1-0.0. F. Lodge
Infam?
Merrill-Jackman
Oh! Girls!
Dayton Fifty Years
Ago
Mary Eliza Grace
CONTBIHITUl
Mary Eliza Grace, nee Bloan. was
Hare
you
beard
tbe news? I’m so
born al Petersburg, Boone County,
Mr. Editor;
•xeited
I
iso
scarcely
get mv complexio«
, Kentucky, October 8,1838. 8he tnarn»*d ,
I arrived In Dayton fifty years
w OrB(.e in lbf(J To U1ÌB ol,ion Uri on straight, vou see tbe rest of this week
«went» are coming fast and furious. Of
■go today, and leelmg in a reminiscent children wore born. Ioni of *
• course at this time of year spooks are
mood and thinking it night be inUrwt c-d-l
mother
in drath.
living to their
mourn
tbe lorn
of their deB,! usually abroad anv wav
pert.ape the
Play Rehearsals Tax
Patience and Temper
Rcbeareala are trying pyrteda. Ev­
A popular young couple of Dayton
erybody »„iu, to be wearing his
■me» outside bl« »kin. The question
stole a march on their friend» Sunday
Colorado, Texas
whether tbe actor should take thrnv
illuming when Miso May Merrill and
steps to th« right and pause with bls
Oct Ö, 1926
Walter Jackman were th» prineija's in
left hand on tbe back of a chair, cen­
ter, before proposing to the heroine
a quiet wadding *4* o'clock at the horn»
Brother Oddfellow»;
or whether he should do It from tbe
I imagine by this time you are id the groom» parent» Mr. anti Mr».
hearthrug, with bis left elbow on the
Ing to some of your rtadrrs to know a ■other, ar.; Mrs. Uur. J. Dickey
tl
I__ k. _ — — ..4
a. *
Plaaaa ritrln laa
luP'r»«« «r« responsiW. f«< this sudden mantel piece, may threaten tbe friend­
wondering now and then bow we are Geo. fl.
Jackman
of • the
PlaaMnhlale
few things about this little city as 1 first I Junction City, Oregon, Wm. Grace of bu i st ■ of ‘ activity. Tbe community ship of a lifetime.
faring So Will try to give you fellow» a neighborhood
brief description of what we are seeing
bere goea 1 came up from California, Mr». Kaihenne Maut» of spirit is surely up and doing in the old
Tbe author wanta him to do It from
Tbe cireuiouy was held before a bank
Dayton neighborhood all right as you’ll th« hearthrug—la convinced that from
doing ami learning. Atill say tint that
Portland on the Steamboat Governor Dayton, Ore., Mrs, Emma F. Kirbv of
there and then only can he eonrey to
we are all well and enjoylug every min­ of aulutnnllaavM aud chrysanthemums. Grover, Captain Gerome Preenor, J B. * Me pieton. Ore.. Geo. W. Grace Jr. of see when I’ve told vou whala doing.
ute. As you all know we left home Tbe bride wore a gown o< roeawood
Well, to begin what I started to say the heroine the depth and sincerity of
Klamath Ealls, Ore, and Leo B. Grace
Monday Aug 31. Mv motl.er camo aalio dalntly trimmed in cream colored Lane. Engineer William Lewis arrived st "Lafayette, Ore. The last named tivea you see, this Thursday night the C zie his passion. The producer Is positive
wltL u» a» far as Pullman. Waih. to lace, and carried a boquet of roaebwds. in the evening, It rained nearly all day on lbs old bom« place where they locat­ Club has planned a big time » toe that a true gentleman would walk
vieit her brother, we stopped with them
those around the top of the table and do It
th« river was quite low, this being the ed in 11176. Mr». Grace was widowed Opera House, and believe
Th» bride's »later, Mr». Faye New­
Th« actor
two nighuand a lav, barveot wa* well
You from behind a chair.
it.
ladies
sura
deserve
a
big
tor
fint rain they had bad for nearly two thirty year* ago bv the »udden death of
comes to the rescue. He "feels" he
man
played
“
Here
Come»
Th«
Brid«'
along Iml eaw a good many Combines,
month». My flr»t impre»»ion wa» that'
ba.band. She wm long ao earnest know that last summer they h- a tandy can do It only from th« left-hand bot­
baudera and also regular threshing out- wadding march, aud Mr. Herold New­
’ Christian, bolding membership in the nice band stand and rest rooms erected tom corner of the tabi«i
the bridge appeared to be entirely too
fit* working.
Leaving Pullman we man aand "1 Lov« You Truly.”
M. E. Church. After twenty years of in the heart of our lovely old park
“Oh, well. If you feet as strongly
high, nearly seventy feet above low affliction, she departed to be at real where romance has oft tiegun. Rat it shout It as all that, my dear boy,"
went bv way of Bpokaue, Cour de Lene,
The ceremouy waa read by the pa»tor
B«d Wallace Idaho Into MuwUBa to
water
1 asked why they built it away from tbe home of tier daughter in Day- take» money to make »ui-h improve­ says tbe producer, "that ends it. It’s
ol the Mrthodiet church. Only th« im­
Mlasoula, l>»er Lodge aud Butte. While
up there and was told to be above high tou. Sunday, Octotaer 26,. Tbe passing ments now a days and the ladies are you whoSe got to play the part.”
"De yon know," says the author, "1
still in dybt. Bo you sure want to come
at Butte which we made about dark It mediate (amihe« of the bride and groom
water. 1 said they surely have ac­ years brought her to th« advanced age
think
he's right It does seem to
out
and
help
enjoy
the
fine
program
■ure did alorin but we got • cabin at the w«we preaent.
of eighlv-eeven, and gathered her like a
they have prepared. So wear your beet come better from there.”
camp ground» ao wa« a« comfortable aa Mra. Jackman Io a daughter of Mr. and complish»! their purpose, but 1 lived u> , ripe shoal of grain.
Tbe rehearsal proceeds. Five min­
bv tl.a grandehi'd- smile and meet there.
a bug iu a rug.
Mr» A. N. Merrill of the Dayton Tri- see that bridge under water. Tl>'» I sbe <lto
utes
later the argument whether a fa­
But now I must tell you about the
Leaving llutle we arrived at weat ban«: »• a graduate of th« Scott City, town was a very busy place for its site, ren BfJ<j gve great grandchildren.
ther would naturally curse his child
big
time
coming
Friday
night.
That
wheat
being
the
main
crop
ratted
in
tl
v
I
Funeral
»ervice*
were
held
at
the
entrance to Yellew«tone earl» Monday
before or after »he has taken off her
Kansa* high ecbool, aud for tb« peat
mprning Hept. 7th. Intended to go in at (
Willamete Valley at that time. Davhn Evangelical Church in Lafayette, Tues- night belongs to our good old high bat provide* a new crisis.—Jerome K.
northern entrance put owing to the year ba» aealated her father in the pub-
! uav October 27, Rev. Frank M, Fisher echo- 1 where all our blue ribbon young Jerome, In Harper’s Magazine.
was the shipping point for all the oouii-
Mr, Jarkman
heavy rain at Butte were advia-d to meiion of the Tribune
I oBciating. The burial was made in the folks go, And believe me those same
young folks are the best crop produced
latv Yallow.tone trail by way of IJvIng- ia ■ graduate of the Dayton high x hool try embracing Amitv, McCcf. Blmridan, Masonic Cemetery at Lafayette.
hereabouts regardless of the prizes won Totem Poles Figure
Grand Ronde. McMianville sad the
•ton and go to w«wi*rn entrance, found ■nd Hie Portland Y M.C. A. auto*
I
at
the State Fair by our frnils and live
in Religious Belief
very good roa<ia this way altho other
country surrounding these towns. Mer
■tock. Hut wanted to »ay was that
The
western
and northern Indians
way In dry weather would have been mobile school.
chants received thvir goods here, and
After • short weddirg trip to the
A Hallowe’en party was given at the these self same young people are fiuan- have no monopoly on the ornamental
beat. We enjoved three day» sight
the farmers msrketed their crop» here.
seeing in the Park, travelling In those\
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court
where they will be guest» of Mr.
Community Hall by tbe Epworih callv embarrassed as a result of last totem, according to those who have
From
one
to
three
bo»t»
arrived
and
Lsague, Murday night. Games were year. You see in some way they con­ made a study of the subject Totem­
three day» within Park boundary it* । B||l1 M
miles, will not attempt to dm ribo jq,.j|JB.em,
happy couple will make departed from here each day during the played, a Hallowe'en initiation was tracted several debts and then counted ism appears In kindred forms sll over
the world. Savage tribes all apparent­
wheat
never with-
wonderful aconerv, formations, water­
heat eeaeou.
seaaou. and
»nd we
we were
were newer
with- 1 held and to give vou that real Hal'ow- I their chickens before they hatched and ly posses* a set of beliefs and prac­
'their home in Dayton, where Mr Jeck-
falls bot springs, geysers «tr. »n letter
out oae tioat each day except in extreme •'eii »pint and thrill. Rer. Leroy I »°®e o( thrm never did hatch a» they tices, mythological, religious, artistic,
as it would take more time than I c«n man i» the mechanic, for the Davtcn high water when they could not operate W alker told one of those COLD. CLA m - were ‘‘»-ad egg»” At anv rale ween ceremonial and economic, that grow
io the Stubent Body
Motor Co,
m Y Ghost Stories that made the room they reached
spare now
from their attitude toward animals,
the locks at Oregon City.
pocket
they
found
a hole »o big that plants and Inanimate objects. These
grow chilly at limes. Refreshments
lx-rov Walker. pn*tor.
We checked out ol Park 4:10 p. m.
The warehouse facilities were were »erved at an early hour and every­ about 4250.00 bad fallen through. So aa beliefs and practice« govern their
and drove to Cody, Wyoming «nd camp-
Prof. Go-xiing baa said tuat thoee high mode of life and give rise to their
ed that night. Showers
Shower» now and
ami then ' j
,j„
wn to
p, at noon. But before Igo anv not adequate and thousands of sack« of one enjoved the evening immensely.
uwn
sclnK-1
vouugelers are too houeet to re­ forms of worship. This idea still lin­
wheat
were
ricked
up
on
tbe
nank
of
the
So
lata
boost
for
the
Edwortb
league,
during lb»m« three daye made thing» further um»t atop and eat a bunk of
pudiate
a debt aud too «elf rexpecting to gers with the Alaskan Indians In the
fresh but did not inconvenience us but ■ forty four pound watermelon, believe river above the bridge awaiting »hip- )"u,|g people, and bave many more
pass the hat among the lowhaueople significance the totem has In regard
parties.
peppy
very little. We did not attempt to| me fellows here is where vou can gel in ment. Tbero Were Ihre. general mer
begging for a ham lout it teeme to me we to their family and the family myth»
climb any mountain tops altho at on». up to your ear» ami that is what we,
ebandise störet, Chris Taylor, Snell and
ougut all rally to tbe support ol our and superstitions. These Indians be­
point called Dunraven Pass we were at Velton especially, are doing now a»
young hopefuls by attending tbe fun at lieve they are descended from some
an allilud« <>( »700 Ivet. There were watermelon »•• too much a temptation. Orton and I. B. Harter, owe livery
bird, fish, beast or other object, and
On Friday evening, October 30. t le gym Friday uight, and believe me take this as their symbol. The em­
Tuesday w« visited the cotton mills stable, Joe Best, one harnest shop, C. C
others but not quite »o high. Velene
seemed to I* the only one to notice th« at
। Post ami also the gins, saw ax many Call, one wagon shop Alt x Mertchler, beginning at seven o’clock sharp. the the Prof, has arranged some real mirth blem chosen Is carved or painted on
drat social entertainment of the sc in ol ticklers. You see Prof. Gooding has all belongings, and la regarded as the
as
altitude but not to speak of. Here also , twenty load» of cotton here waiting
held in tbeGymuas uni. It heard the old saying of "‘Laugh and visible being who has to do with their
is Hie continental divide. Seven mile» to
( be ginmil after nine o'clock last two Blacasmith Shop, 8. R. Baxter and veBr wj]
grow fat”, and has arranged a program welfsre, and carries with it certain
Adam
Bolinger,
one
butcher
shop
Noah
is
to
be
an
evening
of fun.
night
at
onegin
so
vou
see
as
each
load
witbin eastern entrance is called Sylvan ,
Fir« of all there is to beaJnniorvs that will produce enough laughs to put obligations. Those with the same
Pass, here 1» quite a drop 1601) feet in represents a bale of 600 pound» it »ure Robinson; our hotel J. B Rilev our
Senior
basket ball game to determine every one who attends in the same clan crest, for Instance, cannot intermarry.
is
som*
industry.
Also
visited
cotton
714 miles and 85 per cent of tbia in first ।
drug store A. L. Saylor, one sawmill
with Bill CRen and Len Roesner. 1 Christianity is In some places lesdlng
.the
high
school championship.
oil plant where the oil is extracted.
4 miles. There is so iittl« room (or the see»!
,
Capt. W. 8. Powell, one large flour mill
can't
tell you all thats to happen but I to abolition of the totem—Nature
A basket hall game is to be played
road they have to loop back and eroM Till» 1» quit* a warm place to work »o
will
say
that there is to be a basket ball Magazine.
Vanrencellar,
storage
warelion»«
E.
B.
between
two
teams
picked
from
the
under In one place. Filly live miles the coon» do the job. The oil ia then
game
by
the“awkward squad ’ compos­
from here is the town of Cody and a shipped in ear loads to refineries where Collard. Methodist Church, schoolhouse business men of the town.
Relics of Pagan Days
ed
of
many
of our leading business men
Au
indoor
base
ball
game
will
tie
wonderful scenery trip including the it is made into different thing» such a» brickyard Jacob Bitters, ami a saloon
Not everybody knows that every
who know al>out aa much about the due
plaved
between
the
married
women
of
salad
oils,
cotolene
and
many
othera.
Shoshone project. Tbl» is an irrigation
but tbe name of the proprietor I do not.
community and tbe women teachers points of the game a» our preeeut day time he or she writes down the name
project and a wonderful asset to the It 1» clean as the process wouhl certainly remember. There was also a shoe shop J o the
, th<
with the be(p of tbg
dappers know about hoop skirts and of the day of the week, the name of a
sterilize
anything.
Was
invite»!
to
the
country. Tbe dam ia iu a very narrow
long tresses. And then there is to be a Pagan god or goddess Is being perpetu­
run
by
Isadora
Nichols,
the
I.O.
O.F.
gi
r
|
B
,
canyon 320 leet high and 100 feet In Lions Club for dinner today, they nave
baseball game in which the married ated. When England passed under
tbicknes« at the bottom and twenty at the name routine, trialsand tribulations Exige, a general teamster W. T. Hash. I The school’s line up is as follows:
the sway of the Norsemen the people
Mrs. Ferguson ladies captained by Lady Roesner will largely adopted the Norse system of
The public school was taught bv L. H. ( ateher
the tqp. The roa I follows the reservoir as any Other organisation.
give
leseons
in
the
fine
art«
of
tbe
game
m as Hollenbeck
gods, fitting them In to the nearest
tl,‘r
rim around a »olid wall of granite tool Bay would you believe it today is rain- Baker now a reefdent of Portland. The 1
11*1
RU
Violet Senn to a team of s-hooi marma and senior corresponding planet or deity of the
and paxt the dam, there are six tunnels Ing just as it does on a fall dav In Ore­ Postmaster was Mr Carey and his son 2nJ
Misa Stilwell gire chaperoned by Professor Lena Roman calendar. So the Day of Mars
one way traffic with passing places be­ gon, a regular clod soaker. Cotton J. W. Carey was a carpenter and paint­
—the Roman god of war—turned into
Claire Wagner Bullweil.
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Fieldet«
tween each. From the darn for about men are all ralher pleased but do not
Wands
Keene
I
But
my,
here
I
am
running
on
like
a
Tlu
’s daeg or day—Tiu being the
er
by
trade
and
made
all
the
coffins
and
three fourths of a mile is a 17 per cent want it to last long. Have bad the
Norse
god of war; the Day of Mercury
couple
i'u
a
jov
ride
and
1
have
not
said
Lucille Lorette
Soba.
grade but a» at Sylvan Pas» we bad a best treatment since leaving home, no acted as undertaker, 1 will flow men
Ethel Fisher a word about baturday night when two Into Woden's daeg, Jupiter's day Into
car trouble to speak of outside of • tire tion those families I can remember;
Thor's day. and the Day of Venus
down bill »boot.
Pansy Withee otl.er community appeals are to be
now and then and have gone as long as
Into the Day of Freya. the Norse god
Gen. Joel Palmer lived in the house
Leaving Cody we travelled from north
The married women’s line up has not m de, naim-lv the Fireman’s Dance and dess of love, corresponding with Ve­
three days without that but you know
western Wyoming, to Cheyenne in the
t
e
picture
show
,
and
taae
it
from
me
now
occupied
by
Mrs.
Mildred
Nichols,
been obtained.
you might forget something if every­
nus. Whether Saturn's day remained
south east corner of the State, a distance
thing went too smooth. Do nof’know John Jones lived where K. L. Hanis I A shower with hot and cold water girls they 1 ave been putting on some as it was or turned Into the Day of
of ttW miles arriving at Denver, Color*
c assy shows here of late.
Saeter. we don't know for certain. But
„•when we will leave here but will be lives, Gen. Coffin lived in the houre has been installed in the Gym.
ado Bunday almut 2:30 A. M. Wyo
Well, gins I must e,ose no* and chew- the Sun's day and the Moon s day are
home when we get there. I trust you next to Tom Bouldeos place, I. Nicho's
of
wood
has
been
A
good
supply
ming aure la a deeolate »tate for a great
iny gum awhile Put ou your glad rags, obvious.
Brothers are all well and have lots of
where Mr». E. Nichola now live., F. in. hauled to IbeGjm and is being put in don your beet complexion ami smile,
portion of the way altho some section»
work to do and have a bunch on the
are as term«
fertile a«»
as any place iu
in the
»„v U. 8.
Huddleston where tbe (amity lives at by the High School boys.
smile for the boys will all be there and
Work and Worry
Thermopolis, Casper and Douglas are way - to Jericho.
The school bus was late yesterday as
Oh, You Boye I
present.
Chris
Taylor
at
the
Detmer-
That "laughing philosopher" of old.
the most interesting towns we went! Hate not been to lodge since I el
they had to »»op and Sx th» gas pipe
Democritus. Jesting at mankind’s anx
through. Casper is a great oil center but will get some place on a lodge night ug house, R. N Snell in a house which w inch was biufeen.
let les, lived to a great age. We all
along
the
line
b'-fore
long.
usd to stand on tbe srh'-o ground, C. C.
as refineries are located here, sure has
Everybody who wants t<> have some
admit
that it Is not work but worry
Think by this time during -my ramb­ in a house which burned when tbe tire
the smell tA). On one section at least
fun come to the Gym al seven thi.tv I t’ w A »> env.ver. » w» < v > ii >» b ac ..»v *»«a*x ivr that kills. Both of these call for the
ling
vou
have
had
enough,
so
with
best
nine out of every ten wells were pump­
expenditure of a proportionate amount
and y«»u m H bav? mure the regula« meet , ng of «»tn
destroyed the block now occupied by Fn’RV night
*
tb« Parent
ing. We arrived st Denver with a very regards to all I remain,
of nervous energy. Work, however,
fun
for
twenty
five
cent«
than
\ou
ever
.
Yours Fraternally, brick buildings. J. B. Harker lived
. .
.
Teacher
lociation.
An interesting haa a definite alm and termination,
good rain, pul on the side curtains so
had
before
lor
a
dollar.
Usn
prepire<l
()UBi
Orr C. Goodrich. his store which stood on the co'ner of
the result of which Is the feeling of
were comfortable. Spent twelve days
evening o( games.
i ne«e of importance will be up for con* serene satisfaction we all have In work
third anil Ferry street and burned down
in and around Denver, left there Friday
A heating stove has been mstalli d in
ration.
In order that the m< eting
morning Beptembet. 26, ami arrived at
a few years ago. Capt. Powell liv«d the balconv of the Gym «o lh»'mgy be brought to a close at a reason-J accomplished. On the other hand,
worry, having no definite objective. Is
Stafford, Kansas the 27. Here Mrs,
near bis sawmill which was on the right spectators can now be comfortab e and Bblv early hour it is necessary to begin endless, achieving nothing beyond »
Goodrich lias an aunt whom we visited
promptly at the appointed time which prodigal waste of energy, accompa­
Tuesday afternoon two carloads of bank of Palmer creek, W. T. Hash warm.
until October 1, when we left for Texas.
is 7 30.
Please arrange to be on tune J nied by actual wear and tear of gray
lived
at
the
edge
of
town
on
the
I.afa)'-
Washington
people
stopped
in
front
of
Oct-
Arrived in Oklahoma about noon
Of
the
(our
convicts
who
par
’
icip
toil
I
as
it
is
desired
that the program start matter and nerves that may in the
this
office
to
inquire
about
the
road
to
ette road, and the rest I cannot remem­
ober 1, ate dinner in Oklahoma and
long run be productive of physical
in the break al the penilenii.irv August promptly at 7:30.
'
i
While here they commented ber. A
Kansas, first course in Kansas and Salem.
.
wreckage. —Exchange.
12, Jones wax killed at the Hine of the
PROGRAM
1
upon
the
Willamette
Valley
as
being
second in Oklahoma.
I And that I am the only break and Murrav, K llev and Willos 7:30 Playlet
Primary Room
such a wonderful looking country. The
Rain beat us here to Texas, but none
No Dry Cell for Him
Spooks
Room 2
writer heartily agreed with them as it grown person with an exception living have just recently liven convicted if
on us. Had about one hundred miles of
Sim Vpdlke w«s taken Into court
Piano Duet
Winifred Huddle­
truly 1» a garden spot. We raise nearly here today that was here fifty years age. first degr»* murder for the killing of
real mud, but got along fine the worse
ston and Iola Gooding the other day as the result of having
everything that grows in the ground, as There are three who were school child- Gnsids Holrnsn and Sweeney. Murray
section is between Bison and Henuesey,
Reading
Mr. Gubser a slight mixup with a clerk In the Cash
well as live stock and the fine»t ol bovs rrn then and still live liera. I have net has alreauv received bis sentence to die
Oklahoma went six and one half mile»
on
th«-
e»
«Hold
Dvcember
18
and
Murrav
Vivian
Chaff.-e Food store. It seems they were argu­
Vocal
Solo
ing over a baseball game and the clerk
in an hour. Crosaed Red River into and girls. We have as good schools and attempted to make this a literary arti-
and. Willo» will receive th ir sent o re 8:00 Address
Co. Supt. 8. 8. Dun- hit Sim with a 10-cent bag of salt he
TexM al sunrise it sure was a beautiful colleges as you can find anywhere ao we cle but my recollections of Dayton flity
Thus
ends
the
tomorrow
morning
can educate these boys and girls right at
happened to have in hl» hand. Sim
sight, we traveled forty miles that
chapter of a dastardly died that will 8:30 Round Table Leader, Mrs H. G. countered with a B-battery be whs
morning before breakfast. We began home. There are church oiganiaationa years ng".
Coburn. Subject: "The Relation taking back to a radio store on a>
8. W, Sigler, Dayton, Ore., Oct 20. have caused the death of Sve men
to see cotton fields from Hennessey on to look after their spiritual well being,
and the seriously wounding of another
of the P. T. A. to the Social Life count of Ite being run down. Tbe
and hospitals and doctors to take care
south, as (ar as the eye could reach are
liesides causing the state to spend a
judge said this was the clearest *w*e
of the School.”
ol
the
sick.
If
you
are
looking
for
an
cottonfields. Arnv«d at Snyder Sunday
of assault »nd battery that had ever
vast amount of money (or the capture 9:00 Business session.
ideal
place
to
make
vour
home
coine
to
afternoon 3:p. m.
Mrs, Goodrich s
come before him, and that both parties
and conviction of the three convicts 9:30 Adjournment.
'the
Willamette
Valley.
cousin H. G. Towle and family live here
who escaped alive.
All adults of the community are seemed equally guilty. Sim pleaded,
8p»nt several days with them and all
however, that aa the battery was dis­
S. C. Purkey and R, L Harri«
in”,ted. It >» not neceeeHty that you be
E. E. Baxter and Mr. Irish, a eaw-
charged he should also be discharged,
came on down to Colorado, Texas yes-
attended
the
Billy
Sunday
meet
­
Emma
Hogle
spent
the
week
end
a
parent
or
teacher.
If
you
are
inter
­
terday. If you <•<> not believe it you mill man of the Oretown locality were
and the Judge saw the logic of It and
with her friend Iris Buckles in Newberg. ested in the work of the school» come.
ings in Portland Inst Sunday.
should have seen tbe spread we sat here Sunday.
Hallowe’en Party
School Notes
P. I. A. Meeting
Willamette Valley