MACKtOUAO.
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MACKHIII'IIO, Or., Fb. 16 (Hp
rUII A miwlliii of Ilia lai payer of
Iht Oak Unix actum! dUlrli I !" Id
In Ilia krli(MilliiMi on lb tnlng of
Friday, February I t lnlfat In
Ilia proceedings iiunifi'iti'4. Kvry
on tiiir ak"tiid Id Hi Import
ance of Hi aulijwt A iv wM'lHlliin
fur lh district wa funned Al lty
nnliU aa rluiM'n prcaldnnt nd led
Moor waa appointed ecretary. A
croud meeting announred fur
Friday. Feb. It Fur the ni P"r
LHX llfllll ll ln lN)lllld
fur Haturday nlng. February 17, at
.literal ( lil ll II I doalred lhl aa
man? Uipayere a poaalhl should b
present. Tli Mackahurg tai payer
aaurlatlen bkoiiii lo be rogrlni
favorahly. A very rnlhuslaallo mr-V
Ing a held In II IiimiI boua on
Wadm-aday, February 7, nd una aa
appointed fur Vdncaday, February
II. whn a debate on m liniorlaiil
Issue 1 to be tii'ld.
Th baaaar given by lh Woman'
In I) of the 1-ulhcran chur h, on Hat
urday. lal. waa In every way euc
rr.a Th article prepared by lh
club member found ready aal. Tba
refreshment er greatly enjoyed
and lb evening program ae pleae
In In lha Kilrama Til lllllalc fetl
dered by lh inula rliolr of I flu church.
a I no that furnUhrd by lb boy band
aa worthy of Ihn hlgheal prala.
Mr. and Mr. Unouln Millar hav
returned from Portland. here they
havtt bran llllng rclallvea.
Mia Ml Hchulta ba rom bm
from, Aurora for a abort vlall.
Roth lh lllulur and lb Flatter aw
mill are running III full fore of
men
Th Anxora goal, ihould th prime
Ilk aathnr rontlnu. will toon ba
yielding hi winter rovarltiK for the
rrplcnlahlng of the farmer' revenue.
vary matarlally. loo, ahouid th pre
ant high price of mohulr b kept up
Moat profitable to th rancher I tbli
part of hla atock. I aay nothing of tba
en Ice th goal render In clearing
lh junKla of uiiili-rtiruah, th profit)
on hi wool In alngle yar oquuls
hla orlrlnal rout. Thua h ha tbe
raro ouallty of finding hla own food
A trtflo of aalt. at regular Interval,
and a aupply of bay. In Hut few daya
hcn tba around la covered with
anow. ar all that h reo,ulra. Weler,
even, la unnecessary to bill) except
whan ha la In captivity, and fed iion
bay. The annual Inrraaa In the hard
adila of couraa largely to tba profit.
The one drawback la In hla pruen
n tn roiun and In hla farllily .or
climbing. Nono but a high wire fenc
offer any obstacle to bl wanderings.
A these protective barrlara ore grow.
In It gradually icamTul, however, th
disadvantages In gont ruining will
soon be ut.
Tho attr aarvlrr hi'ld by tba
Mfnnonltn rongragirilon In the llopa
wi'll rhupal were rll attended, but
have bean dliironllnued for the praa
ent. a GEORGE.
"
Tho (iaorge Hoclnl on. I Coiiunorclul
cliilia hold their regular club meeting
lual Saturday night. After tho bnal
neaa inaellng wna over thu renmliiiler
of tho evening wua apent In pluylng
five hundred and solo.
Tho Oroehet rluli met ot the home
of Mra. 1'eler Itnlh lunt Thurmliiy
nftnmoon.
Henry Kllnker and Kd lliirdem
huuled aomo potntoea to Kntnruln liiHt
week. They reeolved n Kixid price for
them.
Mr. and Mra. Jullu I'liulnen wero
vlHltlnK rulntlvea In KhIiicikIii IiihI Sun-
iluy.
Miaa II. DiiiHuil vlxlled Mra. II
Kinytli liiHt Buniluy. '
MIhr I'honle Welderhold. who hna
boon minting In Yulcott, VnnliliiKlon
returned homo Saturday.
MIh llulda PmilBen vlnlled her nleco
MIhs Flora Johnnon, IuhI Wodneadny.
Mr. ntul Mra. ('. A. Johnaon vlHlt:'d
relutlvoa and frleuda In KHtnciulu Inst
Thurailny,
M1h Flora Johnaon vlalled Mrs
llonry Smyth, laat Tuuailuy.
llonry IlelmoH who 1ms been vIhUIiik
frleuda at Candy for tlio mat week
relurnud homo laat Tunaduy.
MIhb Jtuth Terwllllger vlaltcd Mrs.
N". Hchool lust Saturday.
Mr. and Mra. Theodore Harden) vla-
Itod at Tutor I'aulHen'a last Sunday.
MtHM Flora Johnson and Henry Klln
ker vlHltod ClirlHt JoluiHon and family
lant Sunday evonlnK.
Henry Kllnker apent Monday and
TuoHduy In Portland.
ARDENWALD.
Thtiraduy nlKbt at the Ardonwald
church tho poopla hud a social. It
was In chnrRo of Mr. Hopklrk, of Hood
college, Thoy aorvod rcfroslimonts
and alHO had a fow musical numbers.
The peopto of Ardonwald and Soil-
wood Onrdcni havo organized a ClirlB
tlun Endeavor ngRoclatlon for young
people. Tho officers are: Mlaa Dun
ton, president; Miss Floss, vIco-proBl-dent;
Miss Richmond, socrotnry and
Miss Ruth Cruns, troasuror.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Narth, of Castle
Flock, Oregon, visited Mr. and Mrs.
Stewart, of Sollwood Gnrdons.
Mrs. Hoke, of Portland visited Mr.,
and Mrs. Kralg, of Ardonwald.
There Is to be a dance at the Ardon
wald school house, Saturday evening;.
The boy of Ardonwald and Sell
wood Gnrdons wont to gymnasium at
Reed college Saturday, Feb. 3, at 2 p.
m.
The people of Roed collego have or
ganized a gymnasium class for the
girls of Ardenwald and Sollwood Gar
dens. Louise Hennessy, of Sellwood Gar
dons bat received three letters In an
swer to ber letter. Tby came from
Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
Taka Haifa Famllf Pilla for coaiUpaUoo.
WILIONVIULK.
WIIJtONA'II.I.K, lr, Keb. ir-(H
Clall-Mr. Chua, a civil war vaiaran
aa Wllaonvlll fulka a good iainpla
on Halurday, by bolntlng bla flag, al
hla faaldefli .
Henry Jaeger, who won th prlia ni
tt holarahtu at Oregon Agrlnillural
rolli'ge, relurnad hotn on Halurday,
from that Inailtullon, aflr taking th
farmer abort court,
Th Mlaaa Align ntartalned Ihnlr
friend from Nawburg, during lh
week and. '
Ml l.lahar, th primary tea. her of
Ihn loral arhiMil, i Iwiardlng with Mr
(laorg Todd.
I If. MaTaalara. of Koreat drove,
vlnlled near Ibl villas during th
week and.
Tha Parent laai her aaMM'lallon bald
a meeting "f apaclul I u I area t In tb
arhiMil bouaa, on Krtday.
duparvlaor Pranlon Vddr baa been
III with pneitmoiila, and tb teat hara
Inalltul, 10 be bald her ba been pout
potted.
Harold Hay, who la attending the
Vnlverally of Oregon, apant III wek
eml al horn bar. a
J. W. Oraham apent tb weak In
Portland with retatlvea.
a Mra Wood, furiiierlv raali lint hare,
arrived from Washington, on Friday,
to ipend the winter with bar ton, Au
bray,
Claire Hay. who I attending New-
berg high arlitxil, apant lb week end
at home.
Mra. Cora llaaaelltrluk, who ha bran
having a vacation on account of nieaa
lea. In th M'hool whor aba waa teach'
Ing. remitted her dullea taal Monday.
Mlaa Pllklnglon attt the weekend
In Portland, at her home.
Mr. and Mra. Klmer Join, and Mr.
and Mra. Aubrey Wood wore. In Hber.
wood on Haturday and atrnded tb
grit I tie.
Hherman Scaly waa In Portland, Hal-
urilny.
Mury Anna llrolut, of Wllaonvllle,
gave rerllul at Heed college, recently,
which waa much apprecluted.
An error occurred In Inat week a
llama, on account oft wrong announce
ment with regard to the eaaay cn
taut. Kffla Wagner having won lb
flnit prlre and l-lllh lllabop and Ku
nice O'Krrfe being tied with a Mulloy
pupil for aacond place. Tba flrat prlte
la to be a trip to the Chautauqua with
pkpennea paid, and the aacond prlte
a party at tha homo of Mr. Arnold
Clutter, of Mulloy.
The Mulloy banket ball team defeat
rd the TlKnrd team at TUard hall on
Friday evening, bit a acoro of 33 to 12.
Mra. M. C. Young, Mr. Dorrl
Young, Mr. Joe Thornton, Mr. Nor-
rl Young, Mr. Cora Ilaaaelbrlnk, Mra.
II. I). Aden. Mra. J. Pelcra. MIh Bcol-
lard and other realdenta of Wlltton-
Mile, attended the banket bull gome
al Tlnurd on Friday evening.
(iMid View battkethnll leu tn will play
tho Tlcard team at Hood View Friday
evening, Fcbrundy 10. Tho glrla"
tenin will nlan huve a game.
Don't forget to attend the banket
aoclul at Corral Creek achool, on Sat
urday evening, Feb. 17, at eight o'clock.
A r.ood program haa barn prepared.
Kverybody Invited to come and enjoy
tha evnlng. Admlitalon la froo.
DAMASCUS.
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DAMARCl'S. Ore. Feb. 12. (Spe
laDMr. and Mrs. J. D. Chit wood and
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Dallas atlendi-d the
WnKhlnK'ton county Pomona Kronge at
Wiley, lust weok. They vlnlled friends
at Forest Grove and Portland during
the trip.
Miss Anna Iliichmann wns fortunate
enough to recover her lost watch.
Tho dime social at tho homo of F.
C. Coulter, lust Saturday evening was
qulto a success, and there will be a
mid winter picnic at the ernngo hall
soon.
F. C. Coulter has Just purchased a
player plana.
Work Is being hurried on tho Ore
gon City telophono line.
Mrs. Huxley, of Ixnta has been
spending a fow days at tho homo of
W. H. Dallas.
GOOD BACKS FOR BAD.-
Oregon City Residents Are Learning
How to Exchange the Old Back
For a Stronger One.
Does your back ache, fool weak and
painful?
Don you suffer headaches, languor
and depression?
Is tho urine discolored, passages
Irregular?
Tho kidneys may be calling; for help.
Weak kidneys cannot do tholr work.
Give thorn the help they nood.
To euro a kidney backache you
must euro tho kidneys.
I'Bo'.it tested and provon kidney
remedy. ,
Doan's Kidney Pills have stood the
tOBt,
Convincing proof ot merit In Oregon
City endorsement: ,
Mrs, John Hours, (16 Water street,
Orgon City, says: "I um ready to
confirm at any time whet I said In
my former statement regarding my ex
perience with Doan's Kidney Pills. 1
till consider them the only remedy
for kidney trouble. I take Doan's
whonovor necessary and they always
do me good."
Price 50o at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy got
Donne's Kidney Pills the same that
Mrs. lleors had. Fostor-Mllburn Co,
Props., Huffnlo, N. Y.
Felt Like 90; Now Like 21.
Many persons complain about feel
ing old before they should. Like a
weak link In a chain, a weak organ
enfeebles tho whole body. Over
worked, weok or disordered kidneys
lower vitality. A. W. Morgan, Angola,
La., writes: "I suffered with pains in
the back, I am 43 yeara old, but 1
felt like a man of 90 years old. Since
I took Foley Kidney Pills I feel like
I did when I was 21." In 60c and $1.00
sizes. Jones Drug Co.
(Adv.) I 5,
OSWEGO NEWS
TO HIS Flit REST
MANY FRIENDS Of DEPARTED
OIWEGO RESIDENT ATTEND
FUNERAL SERVICES.
Th funeral of Ihn late (ieurg W.
Primer waa held Humlay aftornoon
at 1 o'clock at lha I. O. (. V. ball. Th
Odd Fellow had charge of tha aT
vlcea and Mrand Maalr Henry Weit
brook delivered a beautiful aerinoit
Mr. Proaaar belonged to th I. O
O, Y. lodga, having been tr-aurer fur
a bumbar of yeara. Tb Kncaiuptnriit,
lh Knbekah. Improved Order of lied
Men, and lh l ulled Artlaali. alt
aendlng beautiful floral placna, baaldu
a goodly mi in ber aent by relative
and frleuda.
Tb choir aang Vtck of Agea,"
"Nearer My Cod to The," arid "Meat
I la lh Tie that Hindi " Dr. A. J. Roa
aller. Hoy Foi, Mlaa Hartha Worth
Ington and Mra. II. A. Voe, composed
th choir.
Th Rodman had charge of tha aer
vlcea at tb grave, a tier which tb
Odd Fellow paid th final tribute lo
their brother.
All of Mr. Proaaer living rrlatlve
ware preaent aicept on nlac.
Among thoae who were prcaenl were
lh following relative and rrienda:
Judge J. V. CamplMjII, John Rlaley
and wife. Chaa. Rlaley; Theo Worth
Ington, Mr. and Mra. II. U. Stark
weather. Dr. . Phillip Tamleale, of
Portland; Mr. Eunice Page, Mr.
Sarah Kvana, Ml Ruth Shipley, Wm.
Pollock, Mr. and Mr. U Shipley, Mra.
K. Crelghton, of Portland, and Jonas
Howell, of McMlnnvllla; Mra. Father
Cook, Dr. James Cook, Wilbur and
wife; Royce Cook, of McMlnnvllle;
Mr. and hit. Uughlln. of North Yn
bill; Mr. and Mra. Thoa. Ilromlww.
Tom llromleewa, Jr. and wife; Mra.
Katie Rolfe, Mr. Rudolf Uromleewe,
Klla Uromleewe and Mlaa Ague
Prince, of Portland; J. A. Jefferson,
of Salem; Mr. and Mra. J. Holmes, ot
Portland; ('apt. Apirson and wife
and Mrs. Fellow, of Oregon City;
Mra. A. J. Apperaoti, Mlna Klva Apper
aon. Mra. I-anlra Taylor, of Portland;
Crl Hell and wife, of Portlund.
GRANDMA DAVIS GIVEN
A SURPRISE PARTY
Six ladle from south Oawpgo aur-
prised Grandma Davis at her home
on Second and II atreeta last Wednes
day afternoon. The ladies brought a
ttasket lunch, which wo greatly en-
Joyed by all the ladles.
Those present were Mr. P. H. Jar-
Inch, Mr. ln Wuldorf, Mrs. Sarah
llelcher. of Fort William; Mr. Frank
Davidson, Mrs. James Emmet and
daughter. Marian, Mra. Henry Yates.
Grandma Davis. Mr. Davla was very
much pleased to have her friends call
upon her.
MRS. BICKNER ENTERTAINS
AT A LUNCHEON
Mrs. Charles lllckner entertained
last Wednesday with a luncheon. The
afternoon was spent In a social time,
The guests were Mra. William N'te-
busch, Mrs. DoukIhss Gillies, Mrs
Wm. Hush, of Oswego; Mrs. Lawrence
Stratford of Ogden, I'tuh; and Mrs,
Jumes Gregory of Cathalamet, Wash.
OSWEGO GRANGE OBSERVES
WAR PRESIDENT'S BIRTHDAY
A program wus given by Oswego
grange, Suturday, as follows: Talks
on the life of Lincoln, Washington and
Longfellow; song by grange; The
Wild Ilirds, from the Grange MelodloB;
Paper on the Responsibilities of Par
ents, Mrs. Florence Dickinson; reci
tation, Sheridan's Rldo, by Mrs. S. S.
Kotitg; pnpor, by C. T. Dickinson
humorous reading, L. M. Davidson
Scotch song; A. It. C. Mackenzie; rec
itation, Darling Joun, by Mrs. Frank
Whltten. 1
OSWEGO LOCALS
The schools wcro closed for two
weeks Wednesday, because ot several
cases of chicken pox and nearly all
children havo been exposed to the dis
ease. The pipe foundry shut down Satur
day for an indefinite period.
Mrs. Honry Herghorst entertained
Mrs. M. Dedzon, Mrs. Fred Stotflns,
Mrs. C. A. llethke and Miss Lucina
Klser Tuesday afternoon. Luncheon
was served.
Mrs. AtiBtcn Pbarla has returned to
her home In McMlnnvllle.
Mrs. DoiiK'lns Gillies is seriously 111
at the Oregon City hospital.
A pie soclnl was held at the grange
hall Monday evening under the aus
pices of the Kpworth league. Each
lady present was supposed to bring a
pie to be auctioned to the highest bid
der. iPcs Bold from 50 cents to $2.25.
The fortunate purchaser was the
lady's partner for supper. The ladlos
served saidwlches and coffee.
J. Frank Motter entertained with
song and rocltations. Miss Emma
Pierce and MIhb Mrgaret Haines sang
two sonns. Miss Eltznbeth Haines
rendered a piano solo.
Mrs. Carl llethke and little Bon were
the weok-end ggucsts of Mrs. Grant
White, of Canby.
The Hambone club has been organ
Ized, and will in th near future give a
minstrel show for the benefit of the
volunteer firemen. The members wish
to remain Incognito until after the
performance.
MIbs Ethel Wtlaon was the guest of
ber sUtor, Mrs. F. R. Haines, Wednes
day.
Miss Josephine Remers has return
ed to her home In North Yamhill, after
an extended' visit at the home of her
brother, William Remers.
Mrs. Kate Halllnan of South Oswe
go, Is on the sick list
Mr. Reims has moved In the resi
dence of Otta Larsen in south Oswego.
Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Jarisch visited
Frank Bngley of Mullno, at the Sell
wood hosDltal. Mr. Bairlev haa been
confined In the hospital for five '
month II I trot bar of Mr. Jar
luh.
Mr. OiimiI U hlia, of :)u,y, vUlle
relative In (a0 Friday.
Morrl Wllinrtnt ( barlra Auitr
and Cbarle Maine, Jr. Ml Klla
bath Halue and t:ifl ('line, attended
"ty I'ob Parkin'' prodw lion al
Cluikaiitaa Haturday ri.liig
Mr. and Mr. Frwl Htefflu enter
lalned al dinner Hunday evening, M
and Mrs. Hearf llurghorat and M
and Mrs. C. A. IMhka and llttl iou
Carl.
(. A. Itetbk, (illler( Halne an
lith Halne were Cani'y visitor
Mrs. Joseph Morula and Mra. Joa-
plilna Hill war guest of relutlvea In
(jarvals, Or , last week.
(iraldpa Toinlln la atl to be about
again after a alegeg of tba grip.
Clareiir Hkaal and Floyd Tapper
are on lha sick list.
Mrs. Joseph Morn waa ra'M lo
Hpokann Monday owing lo lb eerlotia
llllneaa of bar brother.
Ruby Kant, of Porthuid. waa Ihe
guent of Grandma Davla Tueaday.
Mr. and Mra. Clyde V. Hayden an
twlalned at dinner, at lblr bom
llrlarwood, Mr. and Mr. UaMniar
Unci, of Portland; Mr. Mlllurd Ho
era. of Heat tie, and Arthur Anderson
or Oawego.
Mra. Margaret lmery, of Portlan
wa vlaltlng friend In Oawego We
naaday.
Mr. Hell Murpny, or rortiand, wn
a business visitor Wedneaday.
Mr. and Mr. George llullock. of
Cumaa, Waah were the gursla ot
relatives Saturday and Hunday.
Mr. James Gregory rt timed to lier
home at Cathalamet. Wash. Hhs ba
baan vlslllng ber parents, Mr. an
Mra. Iaaac Auaten.
Mr. and Mr, ('tins lllckner enter
tained at dinner Bunday, Mr. and Mrs,
U Z. Harbin. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
P. Walling and daughter Mary, M
T. Harbin, all of Portland; Mlaa Kdn
Scott, of Aberdeen. Wash., and M
and Mrs. P. II. Jarlsch.
OAK GROVE
OAK GROVE CHURCH NOTES.
Rev. Delxjng gave it brief talk on
"Abraham Lincoln'' Sunday morning
before the usual aervice-
Frlday, February 16. a Valentine ao
clul will be given by the fourth depart.
ment of Iho Kpworth League In tho
church basement. Mrs. Krutn will
bave charge.
The Kpworth lak-m meeta every
Sunday evening at 6:42; evening ae
vice at 7:30.
Rev. W. K. Allen spoke to a large
audlouce Sunday evening.
Rev. Delxtng will be absent next
Sunday, Februnry IS. The Kpworth
league will have charge of Ihe even
Ing services.
The Udles' Aid will meet at th
home of Mr. Km in February 2lsL All
tho ladles are invited to come and
bring their thimbles.
Prayer meeting Thursduy evening.
The rostrum of the church hss been
enlarged and adds much to the ap
pearance of the church. Tbo chairs
have been fastened toucher which
a good plan and save much confu
sion. '
Tho walls of the church are being
tinted this week, also a room is being
finished upstairs for the boys' class
and tho Scouts.
Rev. and Mrs. DeLong are going to
Dayton. Saturday, for a week to assiBt
Rev. Marcy in revival meetings now
being held there.
Rev. DcLong and twelve of the Hoy
Scouts went to Portland Saturday
nlKbt to the Central Library to attend
a lecture.
OAK GROVE.
OAK GRORVE, Feb 15. (Special)
Our community is noted for all kinds
ot curiosity, notions and actions, but
tho lutest on record at the present
writing, Is that two local contractors
were remodeling the interior of th
community church, employing a ninn
by tho name of James Burt to do the
electrical wiring. During the after
noon of his labor the three mechanics
were conversing on the subject of
"suakes" at which they all expressed
tholr fear of tho poor innocent roptlle,
and while the electrician was doing
wiring under the rostrum'and had his
head down looking under tho same, a
big black cut brushed its tail under
his chin. The snake story still fresh
In his mind, Mr. Hurt got up and ran
out and is still running at last reports.
Miss Gertrude Skoog and Fred Hast
ings were married at Vancouver Snt'
urday In the presence ot Mrs. L.
Skoog. The nowlyweds will occupy
Mrs. Maud Skoog's house on the liver
road.
Mrs. Walter Holbrook. formerly
Rachel Worthington, of Preudal
Wash,, is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. M. A. Rice was a Portland vis
itor, Saturday.
Miss Katie Oetken gave a' party Sat
urday evening to some of her young
friends in tho neighborhood. Games
and music predominated. Refresh
ments wore served rind a pleasant ev
ening spent by all present. '
Tho Mllwoukle-Oak Grove Social
Service club will give a Valentine tea
Wednesday, February 14, from 3 to
5 p. m., at the city hall, Mllwaukio
The Oak Grove Parent-Teacher asso
ciation held its regular meeting Fri
day, February 9. at tho school house,
The president, Mrs. Frank Blackman,
presiding. Four teachers and 14 mem
bers answered to roll call. Routine
business. The association will pur
chase some music charts for the
classes. A play shed or community
ball was discussed.
On February 21st a taxpayers' meet
Ing will be held at the school house to
vote on the building ot a community
hall. ;
Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Alexander, tor
merly of Oak Grove, are foelng con
gratulated on the birth of a baby girl,
January 30. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander
left here about a year ago to live on a
farm near Oregon City.
Born, Wednesday, February ' 7, at
the Oregon City hospital, twins, to the
wife of George Ruber, a boy and a girl.
The present .writing the Infant daugh
ter died. Mr. and Mrs. Huber live, on f
lh Om field road la lb Con-ort dls-trP-l.
Mr. Aihr Kennedy, of Portland.
vUiUid R. t. Ki.n,lr and family (
urday.
Cheater Wrlrbl and Juno Hpaublliig.
of Portland, war goaai of Mr. and
Mra. C. A. Worthington Holiday.
Mr. Herman Vet tier, of IIHUUiro,
were vlaltlng bar rnnla, Mr. and Mr.
Charle lllghain, Halurday.
Fraiik Van Ordatrand, formerly of
Ibla place, wus imrrkd la Portland a
few days aro lo Mildred It. Wall.
Mrs. Howell and Mrs Wm Wlln,
of Oregon City, apant Friday evening
In Oak Grove, with friends.
Mr Hoy lilu. kerby and lao i blld
ran, Dorothy and Ijiiirance, spent lb
wk end al Ihe borne of I- K. Itentley,
at Twilight.
Tba friend and neighbor of Mr.
and Mr. Hll of Itlalejr Grove, gave
I hem lurprlaa party Halurday even
Ing. Gamea and umalc wcuplet th
evening. A d'-lb loua Iuih h waa erv-
d by th ladle.
Mra. Frank Hint k man and family
eipect la leave tits Inst or ihe month
for Wliigfleld, Kmiaa, to Join Mr
Itlackman, who left ber a month ago
to look after bla property In the oil
wall dlalrlrt In Kanara.
U, A. Jaha, of Courtney road. Is trav
eling for a jewelry company.
Tb boy of th community he'd a
mealing at lb home of George lllack
ntan on Courtney road, to reorganize
Ilia Junior baae ball team. Karl Jahn
and Cecil Goetz were rbosen manag
era
Mra, J. W. Thorn win apant the week
end at th boms of her alnter, Mra. A
G. Kinder and family.
T. R. Worthington, Sr.. left Monday
morning for Prendal, Wah lo vlall
hla daughter, Mra. Walter Holbrook.
The teat bare of tb Concord achool
gave an entertainment Friday evening,
Ihe th. entitled The Old Maid s Con
ventlon." About 30 of the school child'
ran took part Kvertte Worthington,
ss the bridegroom, and Katie Macquart
aa tb bride, looked stunning when
Jack Elliott, the minister In the mock
marriage took place. John Stark
weather danced th Highland fling
Minnie Phillip the Spanlih dance.
which were well given. The proceeds,
$13.00, la to be used for the baeball
team and other minor articles neces
sary for the gymnasium- After the
entertainment refreshments were
served. Much credit Is due the teach
era. the Mlasea Pulley.
Mr. Kruber. father of Mrs. Marshall,
of Concord, putted away Saturday
morning. The funeral will be held at
the undertaking parlor In Sellwood,
today.
Mrs. George C. Ilrowncll organized a
Home Bible Study class And enter
talned at her borne, Wednesday, Feb
ruary 7th.
Bernard Reynolds came home from
Paisley last Saturday night and ex
pects to remain home till spring opens
up In Lake county.
Mrs. John Norberg and daughter.
Edith, Mrs. Omen and little daughter
were In Oregon City Monday on busi
ness. Mrs. Kate Long of Courtney, moved
to Portland Monday in the Harris
auto truck.
'She made a bit with me."
'She makes a hit with most people.
Always has a crowd dancing attend
ance utort ber."
Sbe evidently kuowa bow to buncb
ber blts."-Plttsbiirj;b Post
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"Wa really miul lei our sitting luotm
furuUbMll" eirlaUiinl !, KJ la
ber hilWieitd.
"All rlgul, b. dear," It replied. "I'll
pVll III tJfrrUM-U.'ll III lb l'l -per.
ut Iratm ll !
Dunlin' for lit rule, a tutted lb
room In o,urtlo and made am bole.
Tb daya by, but no lifjulrle
war mad.
"Did you aa lo Dial advertlaraiebl ?"
asked Mra. 11.
"Rather! I bad It In th bell flay,"
replied bar b'it'iid.
"If dUapiailiitlng lo bat bo repllaa.
What did you put luT
II fetrbe I be paper llid proudly
showed Hi parsgrsph, which rsn:
"To M, furiiUlw), iitt n.g rooui; suit
able for lady or gent fourteen wide and
cheerful,"
A Suaearapher'i ilumbla.
A judg bl uue of our luUI.ll !
aisles advenlel for a alrnograpber
with riperit-iice In It .al work. A bum
bar of applU-ants relied at bla offlc
for tb iuraif unking application
for lb position. Kacb applicant waa
glveu a irlal lo leal ber eed. scro
ta'', ate. Aiiioiik tb appllcaiita wa
t young laoy wln. auxb-ty to mak a
good allowing evidently unnerved bar.
The Judge dl fated lo bar a few aan
tru'e lb legal language, on of wblcb
waa. "That would give blm lint to
! eoniplel tit devaatatlou of lb asset."
Tb aettteni a tranei rlbed by tba
young lady on ibe typewriter read aa
follow a: "That wouhl give Mm lime to
complete the devll'a station with a
Intctiet." Althoui-li tnucb amused at
ber ludicrous blunder, the Jtidg per
mitted bar to go away without telling
bar of bar nilatak. Caa and Com
ment H Turned th Jh.
Seven year old Willie aat nait to bla
grandfather at the dinner table and
banded blm a note from the principal
of the public school requeuing tb at
tendance of the grandfather at meet
tog of tba Parents' and Teacher ao
rtatlon. Tbe old gentleman, who U
fond of a Joke, pretended to read a
follows: Di-sr Sir Vour crop tared.
iMiidy lafgad. an I riled nos boy needs
aixuklng. There are no shingle In
this cbool lufllt'leutly heavy for the
purrx. Will you kindly lake blm
Into the woodxhed sud administer a
much needed correction?"
Everybody at the table laughed ex
cept the youni.'ster. With a perfectly
grave face he said. "Oh. grnud father, I
should not bsve thought that . you
would preserve all then years a note
that was written to your father when
yon wss a boy r Los Angeles Times.
Ceuldn't Fool Him Twice.
- Tbe manager of Kldem'a great me
nsKerlv bad Induced all tbe crowd to
become iatrou rxcept one Individual,
who stood taxing up at blm with
mouth airape
"Right In this way. sir. If you wish
to see some deer stalking!" shouted
tbe animal king
"No fear, lad." came Ihe reply. "I
wal In yeste day. and uone of 'am said
a bloom In" word "-London Mall.
Just Had to Grow.
"Why are American men taller than
most racesr
"It's a ca of evolution."
"Uuur
"We bad to grow . to reach those
street car straps." Louisville Courler
Journsl. Nothing Particular.
Mrs. Benhsu. What sort of looking
woman Is she? Benbam Oh, I don't
know. She has one of those standard
faces, wltb month, nose. eyes, etc.
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The truest wisdom Is a resolute de
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The Rhine,
'lit.- China ts only !H miles long.
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some of the names of satis
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CANBY NEWS
WOODBURN HIGH SCATS
CANBV AT BAIKCT BALL
Woottbtirn high 'm btad dt frated lha
Canby high achool basket ball team
In Ibe band auditorium In Canby Fri
day evening by a or of 31 to 10
Thla waa a battle royal from atari In
finish and wa anybody's gam nil lit
final whtall of tbo refnrr. Tit
Woodburn f-am waa accompanied by
a largi and anlhtialaalla crowd of In
dent body r'Mrfera, while Ihe Canby
atudent body, under Ihn leadership
of yell leader, John liaatro. k. rould b
heard blocks sear.
Tb re'ereo was Mr. Au.tln of Wood,
burn. Tb umnlie waa Mr. Toble, of
Willamette. I nlverilty.
Thla makes one gam won by erh
of Ihe schools ,s Canby recantly do-f.-uied
Wood burn on their four.
Th lineup for Woodbum waa R.
and II. Hlms, forwards; L ini. ten
tor; and Johnson and ltl guards; for
Canby. Kendall, center, Sklrvlngton
and Walt, forwards; Deed and Hamp
ton, guards.
Mr. Herbert lUrkman was an Ore
gon City ahnpper. Saturday.
John Wells made a bualnesa trip lo
Oregon City. Saturday.
Jame Adklna, of Oregon City, spent
Sunday at Adkln's mills.
Mr. Burns, of I'nlon Hill,
Canby shopper Saturday.
waa a
Miss Adeline It. Wyelh wa a Port
bind shopper, Saturday.
J. J. Hall, Canby' new photographer
spent Sunday In Wood burn.
Mr. Parker of Miller A Parker Co.,
of Oregon City, made a business trip
to Canby, Saturday.
Chris Ooebol of Macksburg, was In
Canby looking up the potato market,
Saturday.
Mia Catharine Evans Is spending
the weak end with ber parent. Mr.
and Mra. Harry Evan.
This certainly Is a great potato year.
One car shipped Saturday to Stockton
brought tbe grower $2050. Canby Is
still leading potato canter of Oregon.
Our local dealers. W. H. Balr, W. H.
Lurke and W. 8. Hurst t Co.. are re
ceiving Urge orders each day. Tbe
warehouses are full and our dealer
pay the highest cash market price.
Port Turnbow. the Southern Pacific
section foreman, made a business trip
to Portland, Saturday.
Mr. Toble, of Willamette University,
was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Toble, Saturday and Sunday.
George Beach and, Elmer Settle
meier, ot Woodburn, attended the
Canby-Woodburn basketball gams Fri
day evening.
The Canby high school basketball
team wo given a reception by Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Bcrkman, Saturday
evening. The evening was spent with
games, music and songs. A dainty
luncheon was served by tbe hostess.
Those present were: Messrs. Walt,
Skirvlngton, Kendall, Deeti and Toble.
Misses Knutsen, Loralne Lee, Marie
Meeks and Ethel Ralney.
Mrs. C. A. Bethke and son Carl, of
Oswego, spent Sundny with her sis
ter. Mrs, Grant White.
The new chief of police and water
superintendent, E. Bowman are doing
some very efficient work In checking
up all the defective water taps In town
and Insisting on proper plumbing to
save waste of water.
Miss Faucett Is visiting her aunt
In Portland this week-end-
The Canby Lyceum association will
otter Kokuku's Hawaiian Quintet at
the band auditorium Tuesday evening,
February 13. Admission 35c. Their
next attraction will be tbe operetta
' Bulbul", given under the direction ot
Mrs. Herbert Berkman.
Mr., and Mrs. Trnub, of Colfax,
Wrash., are guests of Mr. and Mra. D.
R. Dimlck this week. Mrs. Tratth is a
sister of Mr. Dimick. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Fleming of Portland,
were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Kinney.
Reasons