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I'.mlry and "n. I..u.-I I'"!', all
of I'mlland. r' inline tht-ir hum
full h-t Sun.U).
Mi Alma .n.liT..m hd
ViIIihI by lh train M.m.U)-. A !
i( ao Willi-.!, t'ut the nr.er u un
known. Mi. II. me fiitrrtinl the I !.'
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MAKQl'AM. May 11iShm.I)--Th
Marram -hiKl clJ lt Fri
day after uvful yrar for lh
cMr, with t.uy. I". Urkitu a prin
cipal n. Mm Sophia Ma.lnon a
primary traihir. Prifrir larkin
pio to SilviTtun nut year, aiij Mi
AUPKNWAl.il. May II - tS MACKSUriW, May H.-Swial
.iiiw.l.i,..!. iiH.rnliiK. M.iv 3. J.'A twe hie lifetime i on Ion
K. I'ulaun. romity atiiH-nntriuli'nt of' play-tlay wlcotne a Irtnl holulay with AiJ Wf.lnra.lay
rrhmila. and MUa (oRlll of lhi Or ; Bl the fervor of thoae who have hut
nun Aurii uluiral ioI'.'ci' Wr.tt-1 th,one or two Jay urora from toil .
liuliiT lri..l dull of tl f a.h Mil Mia j ,),,, ctlnre year, ao do w clinic to
'oni;l nil i ll.nl..ntratilln In ''-! th di-partinif Spring with It frn
mill In whlrh cwrv nu'inlu r aa w'rv , verdure and newly awakened growth
inuili lntorot'd. Many of tlu "' ' m- fondly a thoae whone winter are
unil ulrla tire aln-ady workliK out mnj ,trt, with only lrafloa.
llii-ir ilut) proJi-ta. 'tree and froicn irround to meet the
Krl.lay. May 5. w ivld.ral.-4 M (or roonth,.
wh.iol wllh fl.-id day rM-n-iwn Iht Thouirh our lawna never loe their
v.-nlh.r Ix-lnr? ttul.-in.nt It ai n.s ( n (n SximmfT drouth.
v...ry o ha :ii vnu Hi.l.H.ra ,nJ th. onB 0f the w.ld bird U never
t'luli im-inlx-ra arrvrJ lemonau an I k.,.ht ikouh the raaei itav
rid Wir. . tirth Srad ...y . ; Chri,tm..ti.le and
' ika aiar.?auin ratl nHrnnntlll inttUt. a t II . L. iL. .
ihe ird.all tram, lie only diarR.'d a j ""7 . ."..T . 5la.".'n W Moiaii w.m ....
penny and tho count of pennl w ' V "2 " ' n U of th mr,,Jr of ,M fa,r,'n'
ihowed -ixty ilalior. to his t.-nt. ! it drenching r-mi , nJ ru'hlr, !" the .ohotara.
ls.na and Kalh.-r KinVy viaitod and chenah ea.h panainj day with IU Mi(M.( nJ 01iv ourit 4lf
Mr. MotTU of I'ortland laat wei-knd. lenrtheninr lipht. it thnlllnp bunlle 0ngon fi,y Wpre out h, m, on
' Mm A. Hollo of riai-kama rlaltod and itir to pet the leanon crop h - n tritndt la.t week.
Mr. and Mr. Uatim or iiiwooa i.a.-- piani Wit.i n.v t -- n,, at rain are hitlmic trie tar-
,j,,n. carol oi reiurninu onus, mo n
The Mh crad ha Just mvlved a : bloMom ot me eany ana in emmj. fini,hinir their prinif elinr
package of fln lottera irom Anoon. imii oi me laie prinu. ts vi.v
l'. Z. Mma l-oia K. Httrtn-.an' .boil! pretful thoupht that May brinf
made the rvply. 1 alon i that it is the last month of
ThiiMday evenlnj Mr. Maria. Orv-1 Sprinp.
icon' fldd workor for th Industrial: Although the rain prevents plant
club, with County SuporliiU'nd.'nt Ca'- jn(j jut now, the delay seems likely
avan ave a plcturn show a: the sch.vil ( t0 he made up by the rapid irrow-th
houiH-. i of crops that were earlier in the
Mrs. Boso E. Hold waa Married lat ground. Potatoes and com are irrow-.
Mk l.i Mr Yixl Klmon of Vuni'inivor. ,.. ,.k.,.;.i ra ailvanrinir ran-
Wash. ' idlv and the lone rows of Summer in tow'n Saturday.
The seventh rsrade here took the ve(retah'es seem higher with each re
ceoRraphy examination and the sixth turninr daVi We have every indica
urado took phyalolouy Monday. M ty Uon (hat our tatoes win be ready
v. Ull ll III.' .lh.!.l aliiltll In. I
al lli.i litiiiie of Ur M l l.'i' Mr
h.j.u. and rlt. I.. 1 1. l.i'..! luf i.1i
ii it lor Ilia rnauii., .i Mi li
I, .,,Ml.i.k. nral.l.Mil Ida W l . irr rami IU a aim i all Hi- nil a ai I
Mo-ni. I. ir al.li nl vli M i I'.hI alia .l.i'd i4..iia, ni lliiiic al II. '
tt. rnordui Mrl.' f M tt , t,. u. Mia rn.ni) no H".'iii imi
J. Iii .im, . oil r (...!, : u' i lai i , j a Ui nl Hhino' i, a lilt t!i n i m i a.o
It. lint It.l.lier i.unnr. Tti, to at Hi ri'linii, ' V.mi iIiiiu. at Un-
II. jiiil. l a feMiM !.". I a.'iu. Ili.li . .-. " Aillnir liliihani !( .- I
o t I i) unl In f r. ii iiii.i..in tliiii hitiia a. fiiii;
I.I lali-nulU
I . t -ar. nh a t.j
llrltt IllilllUf a -1
emu fiiilil tlila llitii- "'ll Hi" "hi
II if I ho tlllaa'.cti.if . iolililrii.il i
on hah I j Toll
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id. a-ijit
M on M 11 art in. m and Aaia i I
Uuia i-r paati uai I ' I'. r 1 1 . t. . h .'
ut. lay ri-lilli
Mr and Mr. K '. Vltnii. of I'm I
bud. are r.M'Mni; i . iu-uiI'iIbIIoii i
on l!i arrltal of a li' i Hniid.
Mr. NiImjii wa f.niintl Mia K'f.o
k, well known III l anli)
J. Hli-ufoid M.H.n- ol Mllmma. o.-
UK llm In. II' . iiiiMh
Mi d.Hi ra I. i l. i . k. l .l.. I'f ,k
lil .ll. II. ud .l.o III r lav I' Kah.
't.ilili. I! Mnllll, Willi.'
iini. l. i;i4.i4i'i. Wall.
a Mull. M U.i iu- Mn-ildni
Wli ll.. H,. nl ik. ;tf ai d II il i a
I lli .lrl t'luill and Hull HuMirllall I
of I'oll'. nd 'flf Kliralu i f Mr It It
I. re Cnlli!.
Aurora Buimiil Man Win.
A ..'l jll dam inlrH...'d of III" Im
I in- aa itu ii of fallt'l, ni't Ilia tmallii-a
un n uf A'ir.ini. nn Iho I'aiit y diaiuoiid
Tu.'.'Uv Tli itu ro.H ll In a !
lot for A Hi of 4 ilh a a. oie uf t In 1
Tlio liniMip for I'aiiliy .n a l.il'oa i.
Cal.li. r, II. in S.iiiiii . ll. lo r. It
rii.lrd III pulpit at ' M K dnil. li II. la- and Henry CoMn; lit baa. H.
riiinday limnilng. j (irll.lile; ;nd la' W. II I'alr. .ltd
t'liarlr Craham. o( li'-t;ou I'll!.' l ji, II II. r.' n n a . almtl. J. I. K" k-r
aa a Kirt o.r li'i til IT.day al th ami; r at tit fii-ld. K. A. Kt'ii-i-.r. le'l
Mh.
MavweU Koisor cave a hirthdav
ilay party Saturday afternoon. May 0
It was the occasion of hi thlrtiM'nth
l.irthd.iy. A number of the school
diiUrren were pres. :it. All enjoy .M
thniif.-lves Rrvatly.
mer haril. for it makes them late
linir their sprinif seedinr.
(I. W. Hentley of Moodburn wa
calliriK' on old friends in town lat
week.
Rv. Henry Spesa of Parkplac
was here last week smiling and shak
ing hands with his many friends. II
was formerly minister her of the
M. E. church. rate in loinf
Clenn Larkins of Meadowbrook was day last week.
: C. C. Borland
Miss Hertha Miller is home atrain
after an absence of several months.
A. B. 1 lib bard and family of Wil
hoit were in town Monday.
The lute rains are making the roads
I'llllll'l
rmlir f la-lil. .
hoiiie of hi troth, r Artliur Mln
la-xr (Srahani ai'ii' .'4iii.l blui '
(rron City Halur.lai
Mrs. It. H. Hew i'ti a 1'i.rtland
fhopprr l-ilay
J. l Kui.lth nude a liuainosa trip: Kblin. 3r !. V NiMer: ilmrl. H
lli'ld. I lia
Walt.
Autor line up I'jti h r I" l44i
aim. plli her. Z H. bltali and K. I .. I . .
I t .ui t). W. Krui-m r; Snd l'. V
HTSGAoTOiif
I CASTOli
1
or
a
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to Portland Monday
Mia Amy Whipple I'.-iit Hi wivk
end with Portland n. trn t'uy
(rli-nda
llili'hiiK k. HK.it lli ld. li ti.irti l'.
Irft fli ld. J. k Uhleli, renter field. V
Mll'er.
I'niiilr - M. J. a v.
a tin young cult on
in a few
jrnrden products will be
weeks.
Outside building, as well as land
clearing, is at a standstill at present.
, but undone work is going on. Frani
Whooplna Cough- j Craxberger is preparing td build a
Out- of the most successful prepara- fine new barn and Ed. Morris is do
tlnns in use for this disease is Cuam- ing the same, while scarcely a ranch
berlain'4 Counh Remedy. S. W. Mt-jjn this vicinity is without a consid
Clinton. llrandon Sprinss, Ala., writos. . erable addition of newly cleared
"Our baby had whooping cough as bad ground for the crops of the present
as any nany coum nave u. i kiic uon vcar.
for us before the end of June, straw
berries in their prime before the
month of May has left us, as other , j,aj ni jn t),0 wjnter, on account of
so much freshly graded roadway.
Mrs. P. M. Bentley is slightly im
proved. S. (I. Nisholson and wife were in
town this week.
left for A inland
and other Eastern tiregon town Mon
day. Mr. llorland m a delegate to
th .State Grange at t'.rsnd Pass and
is master of Oswego lira nice.
Mr. Steiner i erecting a fin new
residence for Arthur llorland of Tual
itan Meadows.
The Misses K'.hi-I and Marian
ThompKon of Oswego were llaielia
visitors Sunday.
John lligham left for the mountains
Wednesday, where he expects to spend
the summer.
WILSON VILLI
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SANDY.
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STAFFORD.
I I.
ChamborUiln's (.'oush Keinedy and it
goon cot him well." Obtainable ev
erywhere.
(Adv.) ;
SANDY, May 11 (Special)
Preparations are being made for an
athletic field met of the local grade
schools next Saturday under the au
spices of the Sandy Union High
Frank Hilton, who came home from
i his mountain ranch ill with grippe a
i fortnight ago, has recovered suffic
iently to return to his work of prepar.
s. .;.. f. ' ing his ranch for his family. Mr.
i Hilton finds his land exceptionally
fertile and well drained. Working tne Jcnooi siuoem Doiiy. .-u me scnoois
i ranch will be his present object, leav- in the neighborhood are invited to en-
a, ? j. . i f r j. . : ing to the future the development of ter all the contests.
a the coal mine he has discovered on his In the evening the Union High
CLACKAMAS, May 11. (Special) i place. School students will give an enter-
Mr. w H Wettlufer and babv ' Ed. Craxberger's cheese factory tamment, the proceeds to be applied
came home last Friday. ! Patron3 have increased in number so toward the payment for a piano.
WII.SONVII.I.E, May 11. (Spec
j iul Mr. M. C. Young and ion Wal
lace attended the celebration at Cham-
Hg on Saturday.
Mr. Eliiabeth Hrobst IoNon vi.it
ed her parents here last week, return,
ing Saturday to her home in Portland.
Mi. Howard and Mr. Short visited
relatives here on Saturday, and ac
companied them to Champoeg.
Mr. and Mrs. I'orri' ymmgoat baby
made 1'H per cent at the eugenic ex
hibition at Portland.
Mr. John Ilutson went to Portland
on Saturday.
Mrs. Ctonin and son Morri were
.1!
All lllliiL J flN tlx I
AVceyVr!rt,i
ftimilJibritrllMf jnllbSM
Prtimoli'aDifi.-itkiflrrifJ
tv'M and Ik-vi unLilnt nrtTie
(limim MixphLir itrMurrtl
. ...... . .
fltll .AAlll III II .
jhaW-yiiv i wttirmax
! la
Anntrct nVmrih fi furUVl
liou.SourSiniah.liLai""
Voroil'ioUlsWi i(rn
iiniiklLossorui;r.
IVSmaV Jinir
NEW YOWK.
i
rorlnfuntiinnd ChlMran.
The Kind You Havo
Always Bought'
Boars tho
Signature
of
L7
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
ni
Ksait Copy ol W raier.
fwl iiHilMMif asaaaia
CLACKAMAS.
. ... .a i i .... . i i . . rortland visitor on aturlIay.
STAFFORD, May 11. (Special) i Mr. Ed Huker had an accident with
Mot farmers, or farmer' wive had hi automobile last Sunday, break
succeeded in getting gardens, large or j ing the axle. Fortunately no one
small planted, and the rain of Friday; was hurt.
and Saturday proved quite welcome. I The Hood View Iwsket social, given
Mrs. J. Q. Gage of St. Helens is still under the auspices of th Udies' Aid,
vith friends in Stafford, quite mater- was very enjoyable and netted the
ially improved in health. I ladies about :I2,00.
Mrs. Holton came in Saturday fur The Epworth League sent dele-
a few days" visit with her mother, ' gates to the convention last week.
Mrs. M. A. Cage, before going to As-' Miss Nellie Angus went to New-
torin, where she and her younger berg on Mutulay, to bo gone for three
daughter will make their home . I weeks.
; ;. ; . ; i i ; ; t To Try Out New Plant "The Ltoo-ier Schoolmaster" will
A package of roots of Mr. Huss-1 be given in motion pictures for the
HAZELIA. ,baum's famous Eastern Wine, or rhu- Ix-nefit of n school drinking fountain,
Wh nlnnt was reeentlv sent to Burns. I nt the village school house on Friday
! m . , i .1: . , : l l.i.l. ..!..!., -...I....I.
i ev.-iiuiK. .iuy iiu, u. vikiii .umii.
' Admission 25 cents for adults and
11. (Special) 1 pcrabunilance nf alkali in its soil. 15 cents for children. Everybody
. ! c.i . I i I -
liens in nnarp uinmk "'iini-.
!..., ,. , '.. ,i..,i. u..,i .!, to erain kceD most of the Hazelia i Let Neighbor Geo. Aden look to his, Mr. nud Mrs. Aubrey Wood ami
I fiv nAinto',1 u-.r -4 1,1, h t w rocMr,!.. ! farmers busy these fine days. Even I laurels. He had hen that laid a big , daughter went to Portland Saturday
Rev. J. R. Landsborough, pastor of as a SVinbot of health. A rod flv. the farmers, who have been exten-
the Presbyterian church at Oregon pointed star appears on ca' h pai-ka-i sive cabbage cultivators, are seeding
John W. Ixler, wa rendered. The day night with the latter' mother,
young folk then Joined heartily in Mr. Howlett.
game until it ram time for the do-, S. J. Eddy waa a Sunday gueat at
purtur of the visitor. i the home of It. II. (iibaon.
Mr. Peter Itasmussen and her A. P. McMillan, accompanied by
daughter, Mabel, from Sulem, vlited hi brother, passed through Eagle
relative her thi week end. Creek on Sunday with two cows, which
Miss HlodwKn Thoma arrived from he had Ixiught from Henry t'd.-ll.
Portland Saturday evening' and left! Mr. II. S. June of Portland wa
Sunday on th i o'clock. j th Sunday guest of her mother, Mr.
Th Farmers' Union will give a , Viola IMuglasa.
play entitled "The lla.helor.' Club", Jimn Affolter and family, who have
recently nriiulrrd a new Ford, have
been enjoying numrrou ride in it.
Mr. Roy Oouglns wa calling at
the hoiun of It. It. tiibson Sunday.
' lln-y Hay in School
Mis Edna Kennedy, had an ex-
on Saturday, May 20. The cast l
practicing every evening and a howl
ing success Is assured.
I.loyd Schrain has installed touring
seat in his auto truck and is now
prepared to take passenger on plens.
ure excursion.
A basket social will be given ut c,.(singly busy day lal Saturday ow.
the Henrici school house Saturday ig (u hn state examination. Iloth
May 1 ith. An excellent program is teacher and pupils will hail with de
being prrpared by the pupils under the iKht the new era when examination
directum of Miss Sfivnce. ure obsolete.
May l'.'lh is th date set by County ..... , , . . . , ,,
., , i ... i i, ii iv. Waller I'oug as wa down to visit
Superintendent ( a avan for Ru ly ISiy .... , . , i .
,', , .. , i . ,, , .l with his wife, who i convalescing
celebrating tha Ktandardiiatlon of the , ., , ,, ,
" r.i... mi. nn..rl ..ii rt n hi., Ihrt.nt nn
Sunday.
Urge Attention to Sunday Srhnvl
(leaver Creek school.
J. Maxson. who had his collar bone ! greatly that he is obliged to get a
broken, is getting along nicely. ; larKe to carr tne da"' JUP'
Mrs. Eberly was in Portland and I" ' '
Uregon City visiting inenas ana rei-
atives last wek
The Timber Grove school closed last
Tuesday, May 11.
Mr. Clyde and Miss Hazel Ringo
last Sunday visited their uncle, Jack
Ringo, who is very ill and is not ex
pected to live,
The Mothers' Club will meet
11th with Mrs. Nora Ilepler.
May
V. J. t'lurk, editor nf the Imb-peii.b
emv hntcrprliv and rauilldnti. lor tho
li rl.daluro, Is heartily opposed tii tho
enactment of further frs-uk law to
hamper Industry and keep capital
from ruining hero to deielnp our nat
ural resource. CoIIuko (Jrovn Sentinel.
It is to be n-grettrd t ilut so few at
tend the Pleasant Hill Sunday school,
which, might, with the hearty coop
eration of ull tluiso in the communi
ty, be made such a power for good.
If other districts, no largor than
ours, have good Sunday schools, why
cannot ours?
A Symbol of Health.
The Pythagorians of Ancient Greece
ate simple food, practice'l temp' -ran-
: Eastern Oregon, for trial In that dis-
j trict, which in most places has a su-
HAZELIA, May-
Plowing and seeding a largo acreage
egg for exhibition, but Mrs. Gage has ! Miss Helen Murray, formerly a
a hen of the Huff Orpington variety, j popular teacher here, visited her
City accompanied by the choir of the i of Chamberlain's Tab'ets, and still ful- most of their ground. I which recently hatched a brood of 10 lirothcrs at tho farm last fniuruay
church, held the Sunday afternoon ills Its ancient mission as a symbol t f There will be special meeting called chickens, and five days auerwnrus unci aunany, returning on nunimy eve.
service at the Grange hall. Rev. health. If you are troubled with Imli- at Hazelia school house Monday resumed her duties as luying hen, ning to Portland, where sho has been
Landsborough was the principal j gestion, biliousness or constipation evening, May 15th, to decide whether j laying an egg every day, not quite as
speaker of the afternoon. There were i Ket a package of these tablets from the Hazelia district shall have a new large as the egg heretofore mention
about 200 people present Everybody ' your druggist. You will be surpris-d school house, which i3 badly needed, j ed. but of a satisfactory size, and is
eninved the service. Next Sundav I lit the quick relief which they afford. Evervhndv in the district ia invited In ! still a zealous mother of her fast
the Methodists of Oregon City will j Obtainable everywhere
hold services in the morning at 11 j
o'clock and in the afternoon at 2:30 4,
o'clock. They want the people to
bring their lunch in baskets so that j ;.
the people that have to go a distance
can be there at the afternoon service. !
Fred and Tillie Bauer of Colton
were in town last week.
(Adv.i
BARLOW.
4. .i 'J. 4. (j S. y ii
be present
Mrs. F. W. Hultberg was a pleas
ant caller on Mrs. A. S. Helms Mon
day afternoon.
Theodore Steinhiller, who has been
spending several days on the coast,
returned to his home at Hazelia
Thursday.
Alfred Thomas, who has been quite
RART.flW. Mav 11 ISneeiaD
Mrs. Goldia Helms and Mra. Ira ' Tne following named nunils were ex- 'ck, is up and able to resume his du-
Merdith and family from Vancouver empted from the eighth grade ex- ties at this writing,
are visiting Goldia's parents, Mr. and amjnatjon: Cecelia Johnson, Leona M'ss Lucille Duncan, a prominent
Mrs. Goff and family for a few parmenter, Stella Berg, Orville Wid- school ma'am of Hazelia, closed a very
months. j (j0W3j fjeo. zigier, Edward Dregnie. successful term of school on the coast
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bottemiller ; Mrs Grin(jiar,d and daughter Malla recently. Miss Duncan is spending
were in town on Monday. 1 eft Monday of last week for South the summer vacation with home folks.
Miss Laura Moore went home to Dakota on a visit. Little Emil Zivney, who has been
Gresham to stay because her school 1 Mis8 Anna Bane retUrned home ioT 80me time. is improving very
c'08e' ! last week from San Francisco, where slwly.
W. H. Wettlaufer was in town last ; she has been visiting a sister several Theodore Steinhiller sold a carload
Friday on business. ! months. of fine nav and loaded a car in Oswego
Gracie Sagar is staying with her j Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jesse of Spo- Friday. Mr. Steinhiller is a good far
sister, Mrs. Geo. Clarke, on High-1 kane visited Fred's parents last week. mer and an a11 around good fellow as
land. I Robert Parrot of Glenwood, Wash., weH-
A party was given at the home of J. who is a grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Tere will be no meeting of the
C. Nelson Saturday evening, May 6. s Jesse, is visiting them. Hazelia Literary and Debating society
Among those present were: Misses ! There will be May Day exercises Saturday evening, May 13th, as plan
Elda Marquardt, Mary Bottemiller, the last day of school. The teachers ned. 88 the Bcho1 building has been
Ruby Gard, Bernice Gard, Sylvia have a Maypole ready to erect when condemned as unsafe for public use.
Goff, Mrs. Ivan Merdith, Agnes Nel- the weather permits. Mlss Harriett J. Duncan is very
son; Messrs. Rufert Marquardt, Ed-j Mrs. Wurfel went to Portland Sat-.ousy these days having dental work
win Bottemiller, Walter Lee, Alva ' urday, where she underwent a serious done.
Gard, Elmer Kleinsmith, Arthur Hen- operation Monday. Mr. Wurfel was Joe Bamer called on S. S. Bautz
ton John Buol, Alexander NelBon, with her, and at this writing he au.rla-V
Henry Nelson, Henry Ginther, Walter phoned that she had stood the oper- The Rev- Mr. Coleman was a guest
Kleinsmith, Lewis Maxon, Claudus ation incely. We hope for Mrs. Wur- a the H. T. Duncan home Saturday
Bottemiller, Charles Nelson and Mrs. fel's speedy recovery. nlEht- ,
Nelson Refreshments were served Miss BesBie Brudvig and brother A- s; He'ms marketed hot house
and the evening was spent in playing Carl, Miss Theoline Larson, Frank lettuce in Oswego Saturday
cards Everybody had a godd time. Jesse, Dr. Cowley and daughter Miss m Mrs. Morgan, an aunt of Mrs. H.
t- T?' TT"'. T. Duncan, who lives in Portland, is
very ill at this writing.
Richard Zivney and little daugh
ter Geraldine were in Oswego Wed
nesday. Miss Harriet Duncan was shopping
in the Rose City Saturday.
Miss Imogene Jewell of Portland
visited at Hazelia Friday.
H. M. Borland was visiting in Mc
Minnville Sunday.
Geo. Nagle's new barn is nearing
completion. It will be remembered
that Mr. Nagle lost a fine bam and
several head of stock a few months
ago by a fire of unknown origin.
Theodore Steinhiller was unfortu-
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Cutting Timber Into Cordwood
Mr. Hitc and family are moving in
to a tent house on Mr. Schatby's wood
lot for the summer, where they and
others arc engaged in cutting into
cordwood and hnuling to market an
other section of the timber owned by
Mr. Schatby.
Mrs. Ida Delhor was brought home
on Friday last from the Oregon City
hospital, not essentially improved In
health, hut a specialist called in to
see her decided she would be better
at home, where she could have quiet
and be with her family. He advised
not much company for awhile, there
fore, the anxious neighbors call by
telephone to ascertain how she is. Her
faithful sister is still with her.
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MEADOWBROOK, May 11.
(Special) The Meadowbrook Liter
ary Club will give a three act comedy,
"Back to the Country Store," on Fri
day night, May 12, at the Meadow
brook school house. The proceeds
will go towards buying a piano for
the school and literary club. Ad
mission will be 25 cents for adults,
15 cents for children. Ice cream and
cake will be served for 10 cents after
the play. The club has spent consid
erable time on the play.
Miss Belle Houghton returned to
Mulino Wednesday after spending a
few days with her sister, Mrs. Frank
Evans.
Those who took the eighth grade
examination Thursday and Friday
were William Miettenlem, Gill Nord
ling, Katie and Walter Hoptetter.
Mrs. Cbas. Holman returned home
Monday after spending several weks
visiting her daughters in Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Larkins, Nettie,
Allen, Ruth and Alma Larkins spent
Sunday at R. L. Orems at Union.
"Buy It In Oregon City."
teaching for tho past two yenrs
Mr. and Mrs. Reed Graham went
to Portland Saturday.
Miss Pilkington gavo a very delight
ful May Day party a her scholars
nt the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Nor
mnn Say, on Saturday preceding May
1st. Games were played, and the
prize for the "Geography" game was
won by Virginia Say. A dainty col
lation of good things was served to
the hnppy guests and each one. was
presented with a favor in the shape of
a May basket, exquisitely hand paint
ed and filled with candy.
Wilsonville school will close on
Thursday, May 18th, after a very
successful school year.
Concert Way 17
Of a great deal of interest to Wil
sonville people and those around is
a concert to be given by Miss Mny
Anna Brobst, pianist, in tho A. 0. U.
W. hall May 17. There will also be
a fine violinist and baritone singer
to assist, and a large concert grand
piano from Portland will bo used.
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KAGI.K CKKF.K, May II. (Spec
lal) Mr. and Mr. Geo. Preister and
sons, who were over to tho homo of
Roy Douglass recently, returned homo
on Sunday. Mr. Preister came over
last Tuesday anil has been helping
her sister, Mrs. Douglass, with the
work, Mr. Preister coming after them
on Sunday.
A. W, Cooks and wife spent Satur-'
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