TH E TU RN ER
Antunin leaves decorated the windows ing a bit of excitem ent for a short
and bowls of cosmos and chrysanthe­ time. How the Arc sturted in u n ­
mum* in biillant hues were used on the known.
tables. The committee in charge was
G randpa G a rn er is visiting in Sa-
Mrs Win S. Rurgo) tie. Mm. R. O. I lent and v icinity the past few weeks.
LOCAL ACTIVITIES
DURING THE WEEK
B rie f Item s C o n c e rn in g th e C o m ­
in g s e n d G o in g s of Y o u rs e lf a n d
Y o u r N e i g h b o r s , a s T o l d to T h e
T rib u n e R ep o rters.
O n e of th e N icest C o u rte s ie s Y ou
C a n S h o w to Y o u r G u e s t s I s to
H a v e T h e i r V i s i t s M e n t i o n e d in
T h ese C olu m n s. T h e T r ib u n e
W il l C o n s i d e r It a S p e c i a l F a v o r
if Y o u W il l H e l p U s M a k e T h i s
P a p e r M o re I n t e r e s t in g to Its
R e a d e r s b y S e n d i n g in I t e m s f o r
T h is C o lu m n . W r ite us, o r, if
C o n v en ien t,
T elep h o n e
Your
N e w s I t e m s t o T h i s Office.
T R IB U N E
Witael, Mrs 1 Iwlu Denyer, Mrs. h S.
Prather and Mrs. J«hu Co*, with all
members of tho soicety assisting to make
the affair a success. The amount taken
in was more than auticepated on and
the society wishes to thank all woh co-
operated with them in making it a sue
Only one vacant house is known
out this way this >eur, while other
years wg have had several. At pres-
' " l t 'u‘ ^ A- Wood p roperty is v a­
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Ivan Hadley and Mr. lieur of Tur-
ncr
busy niukmg cider lust week.
the service »tution ut Nublinut) known
ns the Etzel station. Re* will handle
a good line of tires and accessories,
confectionery and with his pleasant
smile and w inning ways he should get
his share ^»f the business. Wlu-n in
need of anything in the service station
line, give him a call.
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Austin Sto«l«lart. who i employed
in Salem driving u milk delivery
wagon, spent Monday night he-<«• in
tho guest of Mr. un«l Mrs I ester Ellis
Austin is taking a few da) • vacation
and visited with his fa th e r and broth
«>r ut Scio and a sister at Or« «on
City.
tu rn ed this week from n ear Mood
River where they have bc«li fui tini
past th ree we«-ks helping h a iv c -t tint
hig apple rro p .
Tin» Spencer broth« is who w«-r««
uwuy during the fall harvest or«- now
at hum«-.
Miss Imogi-ne Alsinnn was absent
from her school iluth's a couple of
«lays lust week on account of a sore
th roat.
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Mins Mutilila Mi gli le rger, who Is
employ«-«! ut Alhuny, was honte over
the week erul to visit her parents, Mr.
ami Mrs. Theodore H ighlierger.
Miss K atherine Lynch wus a Salem
visitor W ednesday.
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Mrs. J. M. l.iinTiey, who is serious­
ly ill, is reported ms slightly improve«!
in health ut this tim e.
| Several different fam ilies have been
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on the sick list lately but lust reports
The Cloverdale W. C. T. U. met with all arc b etter.
The fun« ral of Mrs. Kutherin«
Mrs. Walter W Miller in an all day-
Two more rural school ut N orth
Etzel,
who passed away lust week ut
Hollis Bones retu rn ed Sunday from session Wednesday. A metcellaneou* Santiam and West Stuyton, have re ­ Sublim ity, was held from the Catholic
P ortland, where he attended the stock kitchen shower was given for Mrs. Karl ported overcrow ded conditions to the church at Sublim ity, Momlay morn
Wipper, nee Burnice Ricker of Gardner, county school su p erintendent, Mrs. ing. Solemn high mass was sung b>
show the past week.
Mary L. Fulkerson. John .Mdler of
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Mrs. Chas. Standley Sr., en tertain s who was the recipient ol many beauli- ! the N orth S antiam hoard und B. H. Rev. F a th e r Scherbring of tin- parish,
assisted by his b ro th er, Rev. Joseph
the T u rn e r W .C. T. U.. W e d n esd ay ,! ,ul “• «*'1 »» u»eful gifts.
I C ham berlain of th e West Stuyton
Scherbring
of Silverton, and K«-v.
In keeping with the season. Mr* Mdler board w ere in town S aturday to con­
November 12, a t 2:30, at h er home.
F ath er Go« tzin g i'r of Iowa. The
Mrs. Helen W hite, d au g h ter of Mr. had her home decorated in orange and fer with Mrs. Fulkerson regarding church was crow«l«-il with relatives
SURPRISE GRANGE
and Mrs. George B row er, was here black, with the presentation of the gifts [ the m atter.
ami friends of the depart««! om- und
It is probable both problem s will
to Mrs. Wipper being made in a ghost
from P ortland, S aturday.
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the floral off« rings were most beau
be solved by tran sp o rtatio n of some
tifu l. Deceased wus one of S ublim ­
basket.
FOR REN T— About 13 ac res; o u t­
of the pupils to an o th er district.
M eets second Suturilnv in tin*
A hontious dinner was served at noon N orth S antiam has ano th er room in ity's highly r« sp«*cte«l citizens, wlifr«-
building and a good house. Mrs. C or­
month in th<* G range Hall, T u rn er.
¡she
ha«l
r«side«l
for
a
num
ber
of
to the following members and friend*. the school building, which is not now
nelia A. Davis.
V isitors welcome at the le c tu r e
| years.
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hour, -*t 2 "(I o'clock.
Mes’lames Anna Cook, Herman Wipper, , used, and this district may elect to
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Miss Ruby L ister and Mr. and Mrs.
hire an o th er teach er and thus take
Callan of Salem visited at the home 1 N »ncy Luk*-
sh ,l>' *« M argaret
The Waldo Hills Gun club that
can* o f the situation. T here ure
o f Mrs. C ornelia Davis here recently. Shilling, N ettie Morris. M ary Morris.
m ade such good scores last y ear when
enough pupils attending now to w ar­
th< y held Sumluy shoots for merchan* « \ \ V W / / A W A V « V V A \ V A V V
I John McKinney, Eva Cummings, Flor* ran t this.
Mrs. Chas. Archabald arrived here
<iise
prizes, will hol«l th eir first shoot
ence Jarroen, Iris Dumbeck, L. K. Hen-
E.lna K«*ry is teacher at North Sun-
of the full a t Shnw. Turkeys will b«<
the first of the week and is the guest of
mes, Eula Henmes, G. F- Booth, Mary tiam and Mr. an«l Mrs. I.. B. M ct’len-
the targ e ts and it is expected there
Miss Helen Peetz.
Ball, Hazel Morris, Stella Miller, Hester ,ion haVt* th <* W**t Slayton school. will be u lurge num ber of shooters
BY DAY OK CONTRACT
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Mrs. Fulki-rson says good work is bt-
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present. It will be an all day affair.
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Newm an and Crume, G ayette B arnett Frances \\ hlte .
Estimate» Furnished
, ing done in each school despite the
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small «laughter, Helen Jea n , of Salem n , head, Anna Smith Jennie Farr, Winnie crowded conditions.
l . S. Talbot
Turner
John ami E«l Pros pal and Ed Pros-
spent the «lay here with Mrs. New­ ' Van Valkenberg and son Jam es, Laura ;
Ju s t why the rem ote schools sfioulil pal und wife and Buzz K aizer re-
m an’s aunt, Mrs. L. J. Rowley and
Morris and «laughter Phylis, Anna Kun be n-port ng m ore crowded conditions
son, F. P. Rowley.
ke and danghter Joyce. Ueba Russell than usual this fall rem ains unex­
E. S. P ra th e r and son, S tanford, and daughter B etty, Lydia Shifferer and plained. However, one school patron
o f the more out of the way .'.VWAVAVAV.W.'.’.W.VAV.SVV.VAV.V.V.W.V.'.W.W.
w ere Salem visitors W ednesday, go­ daughter Edith, Mary Shifferer and two« from . . one
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d
istricts
said he believed it was
ing down to see “ Amos ’n A ndy” at
children, Elizabeth Ball and Thelma En* because people, being w ithout «'mploy-
the Elsinore.
sley, Palma Fliflet and Johanna Fliflet m ent or money o r because of busi-
FOR SALE—Davis Sewing Machine. J5 of Salem; Theresa Crabtree. Lyons; the '»css conditions, ar«- moving to the
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or will trade for chickens. Mrs George Misses Mable Tucker Fieda Sh.«er«r; c o u n tr y w here they can live mor.-
the honor guest. Mis. Karl Wipper and c ^*nP b- ^ a te ^m^ n _
Brower, Turner.
P or^ jp C en t
the hostess Mr?. Miller.
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AUMSVILLE
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. McLaughlin of
Monmouth vtsited here Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Cox and Mr. I Mr and Mrs. 1. O. Olsm an had for
Mra. M cLaughlins parents, Mr. and and Mrs Earl S. Prather were hosts to th eir Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs.
George B ram er, Mr. and Mrs. Koxie
Mrs. Geo. Farris.
a group of their Iriends with a hard­
H ansen of A storia, and Cly«l<- R ucker
Keith, the small son of Mr. and Mrs. time masquurade party on H allo«etu in of P ortland.
J. M. Bones, was seriously ill, an attac t | t i e Cox home, i lack cats, witches owls
Miss Lucile R uettgcrs was home
of acute indigestion, for a few hours jack-o-lanterns and bowls of rose briar, from Salem fo r un o v e rru n « la y visit
autum n leaves, bronze chry sathem ams with her parents. Miss Lucile is a t­
Wednesday n g h t
and wild crabapple decorated tne rootns tending Salem Business college.
Mrs. Cox attired «=
as - a ghost and .......
Mrs.
More than fourty couples were pres-
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j Mr. and Mrs. Swanson have move«l
ent at the Christain church Wednesday P rather uressed as a witch, greeted the into the G ildow property recently va-
evening to enjoy the lecture by Mr. guests, with an evening of Halloween cat.-d by Mr. and Mrs. H ritzel.
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Ambros, also th? ainner he served.
games anJ pranks following, and which
Mrs. T. W. Johnson re tu nr«l S a t­
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' included a treasure huut for poor tabbys urday evening from a m o n 'V j visit
Rev. and Mrs. E. J. Gilstape and remains and the game of feeding nuts to in the east. Mrs. Johnson vi. it««l rel­
daugorers Margaret and Fernel returned the skeleton, with Earl Bear taking the atives and enjoyed the visit very
today from Halfwoy, Eastern Oregon, prize. The G iand March resulted in
much.
PAINTING *
TURNER
STATE
13A M K
Paid on six m onths
T im e D eposits
Fire—Automobile
Insurance W r it te n
where they were cailed six days ago by 1 K*v. Wm. S. Burgoyne being awarded
R ,x Alsman haa°gone into business
the death of Mrs. Gilstrape’s brother first prize for the most humorous cos-
for him««-If. I.ast W ednesday he
Floyd Orr.
turoe
dw ards.! d osed the «leal w hereby he took over
tum e and
arid Mrs.
Mr*. Lawrence
Lawrence E Edward*,
wearing a chines costume, won first prize
Mrs. C. E. Van Nuys spent the for the most ««.tractive costume. All of
past week in P ortland, where she vis­
ited with her son, Edwin, and his fam ­ tne costumes were very good and much
ily. While there she visited the stock fun was created by the masquarader*.
show and renewed acijuaitance with At a late h««ir refreshment* in keeping
fo rm e r
neighbors,
relatives
and with the Hallow .-en season were served.
frien ds in and aroun* P ortland.
P rese n t w ere Miss Mildred Schief-
S A T U R D A Y -S U N D A Y
fen.-r, Mr. and Mrs. S. C. B ear, Mr.
Mrs. L. J . Rowley closed a deal the
F u n c t i o n & M a r c o ’*
and Mrs. C. Ensley, Mr. and Mrs. T.
last of the week whereby she became
“ON THE SET”
J. Whitehea«l J r., Mr. and Mrs. Neal
ow ner of a piece of property p u r­
Edw ards, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Roberts,
Idea
chased from Mr. M artin. Monday
Mr. and M rs. Jo e McKinney, Mr. and
R o t e V a i a d - . , M a r i a n B e l e t t , G il
work was begun on a 5-room modern
L am b , D « la ra a n d L o lita, B row n
Mrs. R. Lee Theissen, Mrs. Jea n
co ttage 24x30 F. P. Rowley is doing
a n d W illa a n d th e C a r la to r n e y
P earcy, Mr. and Mrs. Law rence Ed­
the work.
D ancer*
w
ards
and
the
hosts,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
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On the Stage
E.
S.
P
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th
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and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Don’t forget th at I have spare parts
R obert
M o ntg o m ery ,
D o ro th y
Cox.
for Oliver plow j. I also carry the well
J o r d o n , B e n n y R u b i n in
known Rock Island plows and impli-
“LOVE IN THE
ments at greatly reduced prices. Corn
ROUGH’
CLOVERDALE
cultivator f 50. manure spreader $150 etc.
I t’s the Breeziest, F unniest,
F astest, Most T uneful Talkie of
I also have gas and electric pumps. See
P atrons o f the CIover«lal<; school
the year
me first for Delco lights. If I do not and friends an«l neighbors were in­
have what you want I will send for it or vited F riday evening to join the pu­
MONDAY TUESDAY
pils and th e ir teacher, Miss Anderson
else try to make it. H. P. Jensen, T ur­
B u tte r K eato n
in p u ttin g on a few Hallowe’en stunts
ner.
in
which w ere hugely enjoyed. A fte r
which all joined in playing gam es
“DOUGHBOYS”
The dinner served on election day in until a late hour when Miss Anderson
W F .D .-T H U R S .-F R I.
the Gower building by the M ethodist served doughnuts an<! cider to all.
Mrs. A. E. Kunke and daughter,
C la r a Bow
Episcopal Ladies Aid was a gr«*at success.
Joyce,
sen
t
Tuesday
in
Salem.
in
The sum of $40 50 was taken in ior the
UCD
dinner at noon and the supper in the
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sohiffcrer were
WEDDING
evening. At 7:30 supper was served to Salem visitors Momlay .
Elsinore
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the Methodist Men? Brotherhood and
An ol«l barn burned Thurs«lay eve­
later to the election board:
ning on the old Coppuck place creat-
NIGHT
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T u rn e r, O regon
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Old Fir 16 in.
W ith a S to c k of
ROUGH and DRESSED
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