Oregon City enterprise., July 28, 1916, Page 6, Image 6

WEGO RECORD
RAH ROAD Com- j
iirdinn HiihCoun- j
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BETTER ROADS
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DEVOTED TO Till: IH.ST INTERESTS OF OSWEGO AND VICINIT Y
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the oswego record QSWECO VICTORS OVER MR. WELLS OF LAKE
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PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
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Ulan lens rrT, local try- '
4 .nlntUf of tin- '' Itoord
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I Mi llnln' Confer mil iter In law, '
! Mi. K.I Center, visited their father .
I lulu J.i. k I'.. i. fir, hi dKCMi I'll),
'. Tliuitday. I
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PLAVIO SCORE II TO 10 IN
FAVOR OF LOCALS
GASOLENE EXPLODES BLfRNINO
VALUABLE PAPERS RES
CL'EO BY WM. OVER.
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M.u Maluii un.l
Confer Sunday
j Mr A. rt Topper, while w.ilklng on
i the utri'i'U ill 1'orlluud h i'.. un.l
j wren, he.) hi hli, f.m.iDj Mm in r.v
innlii frmii work for u few d.i
j lr. lirapliy ami fmullt, u( ruill.in.l,
i were guou uf Mr. Tupl'.-r Sumlm
I I '"I"'
In:
Mil all. I r "'!
spent Haloid..) Ml
OAK GROVE
tl.it Willi. OAK OHOVE CMUMCM M
WOHK ON OUILOINQ AT HAZELIA
ALREADY BEGUN DY OS
WEGO CONTRACTOR.
Advtrtlslng rt mid known upon
rtqutlt
SAYS EASTERN BANKS HAVE
SURPLUS FUNDS INTER
EST RATES REDUCED.
OSWK'SO. Ore. July 2- iSpeclal-l
-After n almn.c of month
through eastern states. A Kin Wll
on, mayor of Oswego, ha returned
home nnl glad to l luck on ai -count
of the Intense hent end dutt In east-
. -i. .... ll.tK...rt 1 1 ..
rtt Bl.nei. PSlKsriail iiii.-.MMh. it.
visited Chlcaso. Toledo. Pittsburg
Paltlniore and Cumberland. Maryland
He flndi the cvst In a prosperous
condition, financially. Many of the
factories are making ruppllcs for the
urmlcs of Knroi. The hank have,
plenty of money. Pittsburg bunk
having reduced the rate of Intercut on
savins account from 4 to 3 per cent
on account of surplus money, more
than they know what to do with.
The most astonishing fact he en
countered was nearly everyone he met
while traveling In cities, had hecn In
Oregon, or had re'atlves and friends
here or resd of It.
Many people mentioned the Colum
bia highway and and places of teauty
in and around Portland. Mr. Wilson
was very pleased to know that the ad
vertislni; had such pood effect and
was known in the cast
tie was also asked many questions
concerning woman suffrage, and pro
hibition in the west and informed
them both were working well In Ore
gon. '
Mr. Wilson also found the bucket !
pragade in full force. He traveled j
over the Cumberland or National Pike
for miles, this being built by the gov
ernment, which invested about $S,.
000.000 In same. It was opened In the
year of 1818, extending from Cumber
land, Maryland, head waters of the
Potomac to the head waters of the
Ohio river, Wheeling, Va. This road
was the greatest highway built In Am
erica. Has by the side of It many at
tractive inns or taverns, which are 1
still standing.
The state of Maryland has recently
improved the road. The bridges are '
great stone arches. Four president of j
the United States have traveled over!
this road on their way to Inaugura-!
tlon. I
Mr. Wilson made two trips to Haiti- j
more to Interview- the state engineers,
as to the best material for surfacing I
roads at the present time, also the '
cost. I
Maryland is spending millions of '
dollars on its roads, which are known
as state roads.
In speaking of the intense heat and
dust of the east, he stated that he
cleaned his Panama hat three times
while away and upon arriving home
found it too dirty to be worn, and Mr
Panama was cleaned again.
Mr. Wilson went east over the Chi
cago. Mllwaukie and St. Paul, and re
turned over the Northern Paeitie. and
was greatly delighted at finding cool
nights in Oregon.
OSWF.i'.O, I'if. Jul ;T. -iSiril
- The I jt.:iiHil Uiluli ml III''
Oswego tram pt.ite.1 ball oil the lo.nl
ground at 10 in. H'tndav Th-..-..re
t.x'.l II t lo after th tltti Hm
tn k. In fvor of 0.-k The lineup
of the tram follow :
O.orf.i-K ll.'ii.ln. V..HI. hort: II
HrndrlckMin. left fwtd; I. Pair,
riulit field; W. M.IVinald. irntrr
field; Cli. Hill, flt.t bar; lo-o. till
ion. us mid .ar. I. Andrrxin, third
liaar; Cy Ti..l. plirhrr; Co nhai n. '
latiher. j
iirli.lr-J.irt. I field: Mton. r i
field: Martile, lal.her; l.rn. 1t bar;
Ju!U. :n. t.ac; Kmll. .Ird lar. Hall,
c field. Ion. plt.hrr; Poltix k. hort :
II lU.inVln. umpire.
ItSWKiUV trr , July
Ml Tupit-r I apeiuliiii: u few ila
iHn-iU I at the n'.l.ll.ire Inn ! . led lioiun I
Mr Wrll. iif l.akf linur. met with tin week
t . I . .1.. L ti l..... . . I I
iM-ait ii. iiii wei-R it line iari I
hit l-o.M. h lowal.l ll,r h..l ..f ll.... K,kr ""'d.oll "our
ii i.een ery ill will) .i.tiuiM. imii l
(eel III K iiu h ImproM'd till week. ,
p.t'.tiiiii-.t
i. i .ii .. ...
lake, not un.l. rt Hullns )! Hie ma .
iliini-rv in hi lie Until h. MUtii'thiiiit
wt-nt uroni;. raunlng I tie ::, Kaitoni ( 0rto Indian and I'oitt.ui.l (iter !
of Ki..liiir to r'livi', t.iirnlti( hi look plated a rloae K.tii:c .it ' p. Ill !
I.iun.h, 4 uitiae of clothing and Sunday. The mure i, to ' In la.)
al'Ut.le p.iM-r Mr Welta Jiiinpe.l
oxerlumrd before Ihe lljiiie r-a. lied
the carolelit'. mid wa rem tied by Wll
llniil Ii?er, of South ttitwi'k'o, who
haplHlied til be near by with a ron
ton! Il'.ii ne gbbor mpatlil.-e with
In in In hu lox.
56 PASSENGER AND TEN FREIGHT
TRAINS PASSING THROUGH
TOWN DAILY.
ATTEND MEETING
CERTIFICATES PRESENTED TO
CHARTER MEMBERS LUNCH
EON SERVED.
OSWKtiO. Oie . July i i Special
l)i'(d U on Ihe mi far a .
railroad ton ia ion. erued. having
regularly 56 pas-ncncer tram dally
and ten freight trait, both Me.nn and
electric piiMienger M'rilce.
SATURDAY, JULY 11
liSWKiIO. Ore . July :'T. i Si'cclal.)
--.Mr. Henry lt. kner and il-ters
. MiM' Lillian and Mary, iiieinl.em it
the Mar.ha Wuibliii:toti chapter of
the KaHern Star, accompanied by
Med.iine John and William IHekner,
attended Ihe km lal meeting III the
Masonic temple. Kat Portland. Mon
day etelilng. the ik-cuMou being the
preM'titation of certificate to charter
members
A flnc program was rendered, hat
ing an a'l.Iletue of over 00 people
lo!!cl:iun li.'u h was served.
or of t'wri!n.
V . Klllott ami wife .'' H i!, in. Were
lltot at the l ake Sun. I n Mr K'
liott I atate fnrenter.
Mr and Mr. Hurry t'.'ni.r and
daiinhler. I.elloia Maxim- wete gueH
of Mia Uube Confer Suiid.i
Mr Cba l.eland Won .i H r-t ft I
In ladle' foot race M laiieuuill park
Sunday a uterllng ler perfume do-
HIlt
!eo. Proimer I able to ! e up and
about after a aerlous .iit o k of heart
trouble.
I Mrs. Parkley and -.mi Vern. of
' Portland, were guet of S l.eotia
j Jartsch Sunday.
I Mr. H. T. Wait. Mr ion Smith mid I
Mr utln Phiirla, are planning ui
i trip to Tillammik next week. I
I ll'llll .... T II..I. i . I '
.. ......t.i . .111 iFiiiiiini (,, in ii:iuillieii j
work In St. John for to or three
week
II AZKI I A. lire, Jul .T (M... Kill
Mr, l-'reil l.eliiiiau and ami ponald
I uud Wlll.er, were ple.ia.ilil i.ill. i of
Mr Kr.illk Child oil luemlay etell
lug.
Mr mi. I Mr ltd hard Zuney were
lei:o tUitor Monday
Ml Jean WII-.OH wua pleiiniutli en
terlalned by Mli-a Mail. in Kanliiiiin on
Tueniluy
M.i-t. r C Aiitone an. I Slililey Hunt
were ileanaltt caller of Mm. C C. Mor
laud Krl.l.n
A K Holm and on Cbuile. were
bin.liiea tlnllor In Portland Prlda.
Mr How man. of tUw eit.i, ban Hie
contrail for building the llu.'ella
hi hool tioime nnd he ba begun work
oil the bilielnelil
A N'eltxon. fruit nnd Iru. k farmer
Mai III Ikwi'i;o hr 1 . 1 .i v
Mr lo'ork'o WINoii wa a pb aanl
. .il'. r at the hoine of Mr and Mr
S. S Honiitt Thuraduv
Jimepll M.'M.lll.in Mslle.l ut tbe
home of liU non. Max. Vrldat and Sat j
nr.l.n
Mr K.itiii.in wa In Portland Vl
,l.n Ceorge I N'agl n" In Portl.tud I'rl
da
Til.' little Ml i. "I'll Cecil Ulhl M .1 V 1110
J.ll)
will
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(.1 III!
llelli e III I
lug
t I ' s.n un.l nan. I l.o.i I.l' r
In I io Sin,
g
t III Si eh I" lm! Int.
(i Ii ii. In III Idaho I
Paul Jaeuei a lell.r. whl. h ip'ie. "IK l.linl. me.
I I'l.l. ...IU.. m II liom l I I I II I III I'1' l oll
. i..n ...... I. I I I.l bit I r "II M' l'gloll
IIIIUIV fllell.U l.ele .om.,k I" I l""l'l" 1 ' Ili'Xl
Mr nnd Mr A A W imI i el. bi.il.d M ..i I'l i-uloii will f"H"
llie Illh iiniilvi ri.ll i.l III. II Inal Hm paper.
iIiimo on Suiiil.u lnl. mlii'ii Hm mlei ' llie union .i.i.. "ill l' "' I
lilllied lelil to of Hi" Ir telnllie al uniln lie. I hiilid.li ...lillili l(e I I'
ll f.illllli re union A liii'lilon le l ong III l. a. Ii ,il llie Io ilnall M. Ill
pant Mil M'lti-1 al iiihhi, mid llie il.lK ' ,,.. .i..., ul i Ion. ll l ni'mk
wa ilellKlillulli "i" "I hi Hie b.i.M i the i.eiiiimi l . ! 1 1 . 1 1 I P i .. l
tni.l 1 1 aiiipiiii'i'liiiK In Id III llie l"" fiolii
l li.u III, 1. 1. I and lle le In i li.uge . ,, '( (l J .,. mi II alleiol. .1. i-m- .
of II l A.I'll Kloir. "I'll IHk Hie lal ' i,,tu on Mmi.l.io vlo'ii loa'l, ',.0
lor almelii e
I'r uud Mr liuller. Mi uli.l Mi
ll II, ilh. if, ,1.1. Mr and Mm I . . I ft
Cr.ib.liii. Mr un.l Mi SI ilea un.l Mi
an. I Mli N II ha. ntleii.l.d Hie
M.lftolllr l,an.ilel III tliel wihmI oil Sat
lll.l.iv eieiilng ul hIiI.Ii lluie lli.-i
w.'i.' rot .il I entertained bt Ihe Slur
no,,, I friend"
Mr litoMii nnd iblldnii leliiuied
1. 1,. I week from i liaiiliiniiia ulnle
Ibey hate been i ninplng uud rnjotltit:
illio proi:iam
Mr mi, I Mr nluev Wood aprnl
. Nome llnie ul i liaiitiiii.,i.i timing
w ei-k end
l.ir...' . row, I In, in lU.,nt llie
Im.i pi.'... 'lit nt i ha i I a iiij i ia on We.J.
Ilex. lay In wltiieii the Hunt l ull n tine.
al whl.li time unr tlll.iye leam did
'n.ll g.l.ill tt.uk uud won Die i l.i-In J
i honor The pennant wa prevented
I .v ir Sill. HIT
Hi.: In t'tuii III, b I. r. manager of the1
jleain. mid now liiiiin In II i Adeii'
lore. It re, I fn,l hating Ihe printed
Here 'ii i nl llie ui in, 'in mid a I
,i '. i r of hli li old, r ti
other fealllle of Ihe llie. line 'be
llllt'lllg
Ki,i,'l , . I I it.it SiitnUi I1
Hi link C l llnllll. upi rltitel'il. I.l
Ihe Ihe
1 fine
KEEN REGRET FELT BV RESI
DENTS AT THIS NECESSI
TATED ACTION.
HARD AT IRK
Mr uud Mr. J T prroii and
Mrs K. I Kellowa of Patkt.l.u e. culled
on the Prosners Tues.l.iv
Arthur Ii.hIiIkoii un.l Pol. Pl.itt are
real busv ahlngllng the roof of the
Odd rollout hall.
Wesley Maine un.l (.omit and J C.
Halne senior and w ife, ttlll v.-iul ten
data at Pern Cump thi tuonth.
The Improvements in liunlhorpe a t
dillon are reportiMl reiii.irk.il, le The
road work and purklngs ..em perfect
I and all Improvements are being nmh-
ed by the company.
Mrs H. M. Henlnger lias been slek j
the past week, but Is Iniproting at this I
date.
OSWKCO. Ore., July ?. I Special.) '
Oswego families are greatly disap
pointed at the closing of the foundry i
Saturday evening. July nd, as it Is i
Indefinite when it shall run auMln. '
The foundry was a great impetus to
Oswego business life. j
i Mr. and Mrs. Joseph llli kuer. Sr .
and daughter Mary, hut,' gone to New
TEN MEN AND FOUR TEAMS NOW j '"'r f"r " ,','k or ,,'n ,lls- ""'' wl"
' oceunv one of tho lti, rr..t i.ttr ...
Kei leu of linker. Ore . are lulling with
their aunt, the Mii.se-. .lanetto and1
Irene Italey.
Mrs Max M.Mahaii. of ISafford. tl i
Ited with her pareiils. Mr and Mr !
John Wanker. Saliirdav I
Mis S.iruh Cuiuiulni; nnd Mr S '
S lloiintr and little sun. Jean. Slur i
ley mid C. Autoue. were pleanuiitly en
tertaltn d nt Ihe Perry home at Wll .
I. mi, lie Saturday.
Wl'l M. Vay. of Portland, spent tliej
weekend at the home of his sister.,
Mrs Ceo. Wilson.
Mr and Mrs John W anker mot., re, I
to ( iv no Saturday '
Cny MacVay visited with rel.ilitesi
at lla.ellii Sunday
I Charles and Itatinond Helm, were
Oswego i tailors Saturday
A K Tin, in. is was trnn-.i. ting Imsl
uess In Wlllauiette Saturday
I Jerry Plal.i was a business tlsllor at
luiilallu M. allows Saturday
inotlo tthl'h denotes the wlniiei
are all proud or the skill, pin, k
courage ill-.lave. l unr tlll.ii-e l
OAK GHOVl LOCAl S
nix i.iiov i: oie. iui : i.-,'
lull Hunt lli'l-. its, of Meldnini uud
i lll nr ll'i,l'lleii'ii r lm ii I h'.uir I'M
lav lili lit ft tin ir IMilug trip on
tfelltl l. s. l Ullloll They fel'.'ll
flshllig and a g.nl I up
I Sunday l.eiiiu u b.aiillfut ill) t
. rat bun, Ire. I .,lil, its wrle on Ihe
'liver nnd 1'iU'li loliig and ioiiiIiik
111,111 lute III the . t. ullig. rosdlng Ihe
. at to their i Bp;,, lit
l lie KilllilllV . hool pi. llie Ul Sell
on W. . ilnes, lay eti n i ,H .,,, Ur,,.at waa n't ul.
tended mid all relmrt a good Clue
Th" Utile folk, en!, o.'l Ihe awliin
Mildred Witlir nnd M .r. ir. l llnd
We
and
a in
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HAZELIA.
. July 7 - iSpi i ial I
P II (till, la were
Mr ii n, I Mrs y W'
HARD AT WORK WILL BE
COMPLETED SOON.
THOUGHT THAT A
OSW KCO. Ore , July I'T. i Special.)
-W. II. Counsell has four teams and
ten men on the street grading nnd Is
1 getting a'nng splendid with the work.
; It will be completed according to
. contract time.
COMMOTION CAUSED BY UNIQUE
METHOD OF COVEYING i
FRIENDS TO HOVE.
OSWKCO. Ore.. July 7. ( Special.) :
The people on Kront street Wednes- j
day morning thought that a cirriiB had ,
I come to town, but found it to be our I
; good friend Mrs. Henry Atwateri
perched on the dash board of an old j
i btiL-gy driving her friends. Mr. and
i Mrs. Chas. Colley of Derby, Wise, to '
j her home two miles northwest of Os
j w ego. ,
' Mr. Atwater had swiped the Ford
I to attend to business affairs in east- j
, ern Oregon, so Mrs. Atwater scoured
her neighborhood for some means of (
conveyance in which to meet her
friends from Wisionrin. nnd finally
" 1 u i found a hori-c one place and a one-
Taking Big Chances. ; seated buggy another, put the two to-j
It is a great risk to travel without ficther and jogged along down the hill I
a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Choi-' Jst a happy, If not more so, than In !
era and Dianhoea Remedy, as this 'her machine.
preparation cannot be obtained on the I Mrs. Atwater gave her friends the!
trains or steamships. Attacks of bow- seat that they might get a better'
SOCIETY MEETS
AFTERNOON SPENT IN STUDY OF
LITERATURE REFRESH
MENTS SERVED.
while there.
Mr. and Mrs. Ceo. Iliillmk. will
leave in a few days for Cumaa, Wash.,
where they Intend making their home,
as Mr. Huilock has obtained work as
a carpenter in that town.
Their many friends and relatit.s
' here regret to see them leave as they
hate lived In Oswego since childhood
j Mr. and Mrs. Pete Emmet t will oc
' cupy the Hulloek house when vacated,
j Mr. and Mrs C.-o. Cllne mid claugh
I ter have been visiting her mother,
j Mrs. Larson. In Camas. Wash,
j Mr. and Mrs Alonzo Waldorf and
son Clt-tin, hate returned from a visit
I to Altoona, Wash., and have with
j them some friends from Wisconsin.
Hiissell Townseiid of Evertt, Wash .
and Win. Young, of Portland, called
I at the home of Mrs. Anne Russell
Monday afternoon.
I Mrs. Hurst, of Portland, visited I
Mrs. Ceo. Thomas last week.
I Miss llrottn. of San Francisco. I
II xl'I.IA. On
Mr uud Mrs
dinner unest i,f
I. chimin Sunday I
Mr M K I num. of I iregmi Cltt
called on Mrs I P I'onk Satnrd.n uf j
lernoon. j
Mrs Florence Kudo and little I
ilaunhlcr. Maxuie and Cellu, from I
linker. Ore. lire tlsltliin the former' j
parent. Mr uud Mrs Hal. y. u f.
dat. j
Miss lliillle Wanker spent a tr
pleasant day ut Ihe hoine of her '
grandfather. C W bitten. Wedlie. j
Mr. Iv.l.s of linker. Ore. mid her 'lav.
mother. Mrs ltalsy. of this place, are I Mr Siiinh Child spent Sunday
enjoying a visit nt the const. I visiting with her friend Mrs tier-
Mr mid Mrs A W Worlhiniftou. I trudo Nlelson
were pleasantly entertained In Oswego
Sundav.
W. II Zitiiet, who has an linmciixc
crop of liav. is bust' cutting II.
Ha'elia Sunday school mel as usual
In the tr. ,tf with a goodly crowd In
attendance.
Frank Child sold u Imrse last week
i'
WILSONVILLE.
OSWKCO. Ore.. July 7. I Special. I j vis.!titiK Rosa Cans this week.
The Canyon Creek Society met at Marie Jarlsi h accompanied her
the home of Miss Verl Todd Tuesday j grandmother, Mrs. II. Ilagby to Mo
afternoon, July ."ith. The afternoon lalla Saturday. Mrs. Ilagby Is Nil
was spent in sewing and study of lit- , 'P:'r or age.
erature. Iiainiy refreshments were! Mr. and Mrs. A Worthing!')!!, of Ha
served after which the meeting adjourned.
zelin, visited
Sundav.
Mrs Poke Worthlngton
el complaint are often sudden and i
very Bevere, and everyone should go '
prepared for them. Obtainable every-;
where. Adv.j '
view of the beautiful country, while i
she perched herself on the dashboard i
to drive home, with all the grace and I
pose of a movie actress.
KBIT LOCAL FRIENDS :
MR. AND MRS. VAN WANING AND
DAUGHTER GUESTS OF MR.
AND MRS. A. J. ROSSITER.
Biliousness and Stomach Trouble.
"Two years ago I suffered from fre
quent attacks of siomneh trouble and
biliousness." writes Miss Emma Verb-
ryke, Lima. Ohio. "I could cat very
little food that agreed with me and
became so diz.v and sick at my stom
al h that I had to take hold of some
thing to keep from falling. Seeing
Chamberlain's Tablets advertised I de
cided to try them. I Improved rap
idly." Obtainable everywhere. (Adv.)
WILSONVILLE. .lult 27. tSpeel.i'i
-Mr. and Mrs II. 1 1. Aden and son
tti'it to Cooillng, 1.1 ii Ii. . on Friday, to
tisit Mrs Aden's parents, (or three
It eek.
Mrs J,h kson and two il.iur liters
from lloseliiirg. are visiiing. Mrs. Jaei.
son's s,tcr. Mrs. A. A. Wood.
Hood View Sunday school had il.i
annual ,ii ui. on Friday.
Mrs Harney Croiiln ninl children re
turned from Eugene on Slit hi day even
ing alter a three week's visit
Edward Eplei', from Cornelius. Is lis
iiiiii: his vrand parents. Mr and Mrs
Kidder. j
Missi'S lli'letl lltl, I Flolellco Walgni-
etc and lara l.iietli. or lualalin,
spent the weekend with Monga Hit
talgia. The mailt Iriends of Mr nod Mrs.
Cronin and family will be sorry to
learn that they are preparing to move
to Newborn.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Thornton attend
ed cli:i ii I ii ui) ua on Tuesday and Wed
nesilay.
The Onion CroweiV AsHocialion. of
our village, held a meeting al the re:.!-
Mrs. J. H. Jacks,, n, Mr W K.I.
Wanker and daughter. Kdllh. mid W.
II. Cook were those from Harelln who
attended the fiinernl of Mrs, Snsun
Chuck, ut Oswoi-o, Sulurdiiy
Frank Whltteri made a business trip
lo North Plains Tuesday.
Miss Haltlc W linker visited with
her grandppiirenl Mr nnd Mrs F.
W Wanker, Sunday.
J S. Jackson and A. Nlelson were In j
Portland Wednesday afternoon
Mr. nnd Mrs A. Worllilncton spent ,
Sunday with relatives In Oswego. !
Krne.t Wbltlen. who fell from the!
top of the barn, some time ago. Is on
a happy road to recovery, and will
soon he aide to resume his farm 1
duties j
Louis nnd Karl Worlblncloti, of Os-1
wego, nr.- spending this week In Hne
Ha. x-swi !
Chailes Austin. William Mayor
William Austin. Hen IIIIhs ami llarrv
He.idrli k, of Oswego, have been work
ing on the basement for the new Haze
Ha school house.
Mrs. W. Ed Wanker called on Mrs
A. K. Helms Wednesday evening
W. I! Cook iniu'e a flying trip to
Oregon flly Saturday evetilni:
naroiii linker, ot I'orlland, tins vert
I pIciiHiinlly enlerl.ilned al Ihe F. W.
I Wanker home Sunday uflertiooii nnd
evening.
Mrs. ,. S. Jaekson called on Mrs.
J. IL Mcllilyi-e, of Oswego, Sului'd.iy
aflernoon.
Preserving Fruit
The first thing required is a perfect sealing Fruit Jar. We rec
ommend the ECONOMY JAR as the best at any price.
We also have the new "KERR Self-Sealing Mason Jar," the
kind that seals without a rubber ring, and extra tops for all makes
of Mason Jars.
Use nothing but Pure Cane Sugar for preserving fruit.
JT. Bickner Sc Sons
OSWEGO, OREGON
OSWKCO. Ore., July 7. I Special.)
Mr. and Mrs. VanWaning and
daughter Isabolle, of Portland, spent
Sunday with friends in New Town, re
maining In the evening to attend serv
ices at the Congregational church
with their friends, Dr. and Mrs. A. J
Itossiter.
The Van Waning lived in Oswego
before, moving to Portland. Mr. Van
Waning was station agent here for
some time.
OSWEGO LOCALS
FULL BRED JERSEY DAIRY
Villiger & Schleiss, Props.
Pure Milk and Cream All New Sanitary Implements
High Grade Inspected Cattle
PHONES:
B 6161 ; Local 371
First and "A" Sts.
Oswego, Oregon
I OSWKCO, Ore., July 27. (Special.)
j Tbe first warm days of July found,
Oswego lake crowded with people.
Several families have camped near
the lake. Three families moved out
Saturday, Sunday and Monday. The
renters of tents expect several more;
this week. j
Mr. and Mrs. lien liuller, of Lents j
are here on a two-weeks' vacation.
Mrs. Edward Clay left Saturday for j
Par View where she will spend two ;
or three weeks.
i
Miss Myrtle MacDonald is spending
a few days w ith friends in St. Johns, j
Raymond McKean left for Harris-j
burg Sunday lo work on his uncle's ;
ranch. !
THE BEST OF MEATS
Can Always be Found at the
Oswego Meat Market
Fresh Cured Hams, Bacon and Other Products
Fresh Fish.
H. BETHKE, Prop.
Oswego, Oregon
INSANITY IS CHARGED.
Marion Coon, of Portland,
visitor here Sunday.
was a
IMotice
Call and see me for a nice dish of
the best Ice Cream in Oswego.
THE HAZELWOOD
will call you back
PORTLAND PRICES
G. W. PROSSER
OSWEGO OREGON
Sheriff Wilson returned fr Mll
waukie curl v Ibis morning wllh Sieve
Xassey, who Is believe, I to be Intuitu'.
Zassey was taken Into custody by
deputy Sin-riff Itlley and a notice of
Insanity will probably bo filed against
him today. Zassey says: an Oakland.
Cal.. dentist worked on Ills leelli, ciiiih
Ing his face lo become ho badly twist
ed that nobody will momi-lnte wllh
him. Ills face appears lo be normal.
Says They are Wonderful.
Hot weather Is douli'y flnngeromi lo
a person whose ilii.esllou Is bad. The
hot nun kecpM the body healed and n
decomposing mass of undigested food
'n Ihe stomach will more iiilcl(ly itend
'Ilseniiee;iitslng Impurities through Ibe
blood and poison Hie entire nysleni.
Indigestion, constipation, sick head
ache, biliousness, blonlliig, or other
conditions caused by clogged bowels
yield jjj'.lclily to Foley Onlhurllc Tab
lets. Mrs. Flliibetli Hlnunon, So. j
Norwalk, Conn., writes: "I can hon. j
eslly say Ibey nre wonderful." Jonea I
DniK Co. (Adv.) I
dlctoii will c.l, -I, rule Ibelr blrthd.it.
toei'ther this s.il bv u trip to Putt
l.ind. ncciiiupiiiili d by Mary Hnillb
Ml I'.eiisle VIkI' S. dniltliter of Mr
an, I Mrs Jim Vl:lea. wua married
nl Vanceiit er. lilt K. to I 'red Ca'io
tuiiii, of Portland Mr nnd Mr (Uup
limn spent II, 'Ii In, in t moo ii ul Sen
side and uf- lit lug In Portland f .r H e
Ptes.-lll
Mrs 1 1 o n ii i , I . ii, i iiiupniiii',1 by lor
dnui-.bl. r Mrs I'm iimiugh. of Ht Pau'.
ninl r r.ind'l oiihter V.n-rll K I IP. - of
Salt I like, ri turned home Tliursd.it
alter n w e. k nt Manhattan lie., Ii Mis
Cntannugli will bat.. Tuc'diir for lot
home
Miss M.irt.ir, I ll'iildle'toiie rpi-iit
Salurd.iv, will. Ii was her tort 1,1a .
with her brother ll.irrt- ut Hil,l,oro
Mrs W II St.ikisbM Mondiiv ni'.tn
lug for ii ten dm outing nt Hi-nslde
Mr nnd Mrs C A Wortlilnglon
returned home n ft. r nn nl,en, e ot
lillle inotitha ul llli lilalld. c.istetii III.
toll. Frnest Nnef nnd fuinllf. Metta Not
sister of Mrs Nnef. uud Walter Stolo r.
left Wedni silnv for n ten days' fl-h-lug
trip to Tlllumook
Cellu Kroneiilierg. of King's Helcbts
Portland, spent the weekend with lo I
I si hool mute, Margaret Huddlesloue
I Miss Cbiilys W ilson U visiting n la
Hies III Scuttle. Wnsh
Mrs W M Itlce was n Portland u .
j tor Tuesdat
Nellie Hub bind giuiol daughter, of
I Mrs. M p. Ilobklrk. coiiteetnmer nnd
culerer Is verlouslt III She hud n
1 sllk'hl hiiii stroke Inst week
! M HoiKiin. tt ho bus I u III lor ,i
i I, ,ni: time. Is ulde to be out aiMIn
I Mr W'anier Is confined lolliebouhe
vlth a cotnplli nilon of iIIm-iisimi, and
! has not I u able to be out for some
months ,. u resting i nmfurtiiMo
ul present
. II. Stokes returned hoinn Wednes
day evening from n fishing trip and
reports a good time.
J. A. Sliupe has accepted u pimttlun
I its nigbl watchman at Meier & Frank's
store. Mr. Shnpe has hud trouble
lib Ills left eve, bill Is rei'oterllig
slowly.
Mrs. I. a Kahb-r eiilei la!ne, Mr
and Mrs L. Hoffman, of Portland, Mrs.
Phillip Meyer, of l.eatlt Hie, Colo , nnil
Mrs. II. Sulci-. f Mllw ankle, nl dlhn'r
Sunday,
F. M. Youngs lot! Tuesday morning
for a week's visit ul Seattle, Wnsh
Mrs. K. C. Warren was tin all day
guest Thursday ul the homo of Mrs.
Mattle lloliecker, who entertained the
Pythian Sisters of Oregon City.
Mrs. Iiuvcnporl, mother of UusncII
Iluviliporl has been III, but Is much
belter nt I Til h writing.
The yrmiig women of Mm. HeLoug's
Sunday school class, gave n picnic it t
Ihe river Saturday evening. They
built n bonfire and rousted welnles.
served eorfee nnd buns. The chaper
ones were Mr. anil Mrs. Iielauig, Mrs.
L. K. ArniHlrong, nnil Mrs. J. A. Kuks.
Mrs. Albert (ioel, was a visitor Mon
ilny ul the homo of her husliaud's
liiiienlH, Mr. nnd Mrs. A. Ciiet,.
REMEMBER
we have a first class meat mar
ket In the Green Building on
Center Street. All kinds of
choice meats on Ice, just what
you want these hot days. Give
ut a call. PHONE 19.
Oak Grove Meat Market
WOOD! WOOD! WOOD!
We are now making a low price on wood for
Summer and fall delivery. We have 18OO cords
of very fine fir wood, and would be glad to have
your order. Write or phone us.
W. W. THOMPSON
Phone 44, Oak Grove, Oregon