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Tliurnday, October IK, 1934
II I I. I.S I! '» It ')
A lt« . U S ,
H I I. I. S B « « !l< »,
Page Five
O R E G O N
M' Klay And I'm going to get a and dark all day. and when lie e n
(lay. You t a l i you d id n 't tered a t nig h t, tw never found it
N orm a 'I'olk IUI I .IllIH't III ’ll .•.lililí»
E dw ards I 'l l Hilli-
in to teach wiiooi. but you u n iiid u ra b ly warm B ut h e r work
Mrs Etti
1
aid any th .n g about on1' child, never serned to give tier any r e
day lor the liiinii' ul her d.(lighter.
spite from th e heat. Neal bought
I th o u g h t perl laps , .
Mr» lien.,le Terry. «I < :.i h i » i-11,
e r a sewing m achine, th e best on
Idaho.
m a t w as quite a w e ll you hung h the
and paid cash for it.
Mrs
C lara Allen was honor
» •» a t It?" Neal asked dryly W ith m arket,
this III I:'-.. |C ■ . .. ...n,
guest a l a d in n er ul the hom e ol
He was angry, t ir r u l y . ngry. she tie,-an to
repienU
h th e ir wardrobe
M r . I.H illy King id < h e m o <» loi» '
sure ol It Hhe, wlm would
w
were b oth becom ing d e
HI
h a v e |e heraelf lx- chopped w hich
gli
B
a
c
k
pleted.
Hom to Mr mul M l. Pick Ht> w
Mr a n d M r» . II«
m all p.eee , to save him
.Suddenly th e h e a t broke, th ere
i ll . | | d u e H »mlv I ol Core I t irove
in h l . little f.nger. had m ade was
I».
unseasonable "cold snap.'
I ro m Enal «*rn T r i p
O rlobei II a Imy T he Stowell»
.............■(•, 11. was a n n o .t too I n u 'h Anne, a n who
had gone out in tJie
form erly lived here.
to endure Almost, but n o t quite. horseless c a rn a g e for a sh o rt ride
A party of K u nd . mid rend ve»
tlC H O IJB Mr am i M rs II T
T he ..tie.ik of h a r d te .. In A nn’'
w
ithout
a
wrap,
cam e hom e th ilb d
ii'tu rn iil to tli.’lr litiliu- Moo enjoying n pienii Hmuluy In a grove
saved la-r no*
Bha facbd him.
tiny a lte r neveral week- louring on the le lu o ld pi.u e In e h u l'd Me
.n.iiiow w ithout flinching. And to the m arrow of her bones. T he
Ih r millille we.'il. w here they VI’.- sis mid M '-.dm nes Alex Allen, l ee
then
.'.uddenly,
h i,
express.on next m orning siie was too 111 to
Uni Irlcnile mul u lu liv i., mul ni Hand.ill. H arry Webb. Jo h n W ar
changed and la- pulled her tow ard get S he up did g et up. nevertheless, her
m
i.
l
ied
Higgle
m
ul
p
illine,
and
1,-lu ll'd Hie World» lull ul Chleu
him Joyously, laughingly, w rapping head throbbing her limbs a lt e r
fr<>in li
go
lÌM'V were
neeoinpunleil hv K id u n Kelly
his long, lean arm s ab o u t h e r in a nately quivering w ith cold a n d
Mi mill Mrs G eorge Higgle mid
Mr m ul Mr» * I W W hilrouitie ol
bear hug
W
hen
they
reached
burning with fever She acl«cd all
I'oil laini m ul th e n elurn trip was Mr mul M rs A II Edw ard» drove they hud to begin rigid
"You precious kid! You got Urn over. Neal, reading tlu- m orning p a
■ look delivery to Vaneoiiver H o lid a y t o v is it t h e
by n u lo
Mi
Ile
better ol m e a fte r all. (ildn t you? per. d rinking his coffee, e atin g his
econom
ize
T
hey
had
sp
en
t
oi u new Hörige ul I » tro ll Among Is M I b ury linn«-
Well, go to it! H ut stick your cereal, noticed n o thing th e m a tte r
M rs Amili. Cum m ing
who ha money Ilian they expected,
tile Lluy
th e holin'» visited
money |n th e bank. I U give you w ith her W hen he Jiad gone for
th a t. Neal said with a laugh
Jo h n so n luinllv ul < 'oluinbuK O ld", been very 111. 1» able lo I»’ alam i ot course, to I»' expected. And Anne !
the th irty dollars for housekeeping the day. she lay down on th e u n
Mi:. Ham H eaton anil (h lld re n ul again.
Hie first of every m onth."
m ade bed, her b reak fast dishes u n
W om an's lleneflt asso, billon m et laughed, loo when he .said It But
I'onea. NH> . m id Ihe Ellsw orth
a lte r he hud gone to his office, she]
November, D ecem ber. Ja n u a ry , washed. her bread unbaked. T ow ards
llobuiMMi fam ily nt S alina. Knn H aturday In all duv session w ith ■.at still, with a irenell and a piece
February. M arch,
April
M ay— noon she forced herself to p u t th e
who run till g l a m elevator , mill n pot link din n er. Miss Ju n e ( h i r of piqg'r In her hand, and did sad ,
T w enty-five d ollars a m o n th for fla t In order before she succum bed
iiillllon-rlollur Hour mill nt Hint vin was tak en In us a m em ber A little . unis before she even washed
ren
t
including
h
e
a
t
a
n
d
light,
t h ir again. Just before six th e telephone
.snellii m eeting will la* held at tiu
place
the b reak fast dishes or m ade th e
ty dollars a m o n th lor food, a n ra n g I t was Neal.
Mr lUal M is R obert l»ink. fo r hoille ol M rs LaVonu P eterson [ bed
o th er th irty for in cid e n ta ls—ice,
"Hello, honey. How a re you?"
m erly o l tin» com m unity, wlm live CX -toiler 24
It had sounded huge, th e a m o u n t
telephone, gasoline, contrib u tio n s in
"All rig h t."
Mlh J m l r V Meyer» of Ileaver-
w ith llielr «>n Reece nenr Hurru-
I
hey
could
count
on
for
housekeep
church,
(
igaretU-s
for
Neal,
a
new
"W
ould you m ind very m uch If
II
A
in«
'
I
Hi,:
i
-
n
n ie n lo
Cnl
visited lir e n il» here ton wXlciidvd W
pair of shoes for Anne, sm all d e n I d id n ’t come hom e to supper?
M eyers und Mrh ing. when Neal first told her about
in e n tly
Tliey hud visited their Huturduy Mi
II;
and
la-re
It
was
m
elting
away
tists bills for both of them . T hey T h ere 's a Mr. Dawson, of Belford.
d a u g h te r o liv e a n d Imnlly who M urguicl Me .ui.u i'i recently re In nothing In her careful liand», .
were
pending no m ore, on a ll
live near Halelll mid uLso n( the tu rn ed from a tw o-year tr ip to ju st as thu.se steak . a n d chops m e lt
th e ir living expenses, tlia n Neiil was
C
an
ad
a
und
e
i
t
l
e
m
U
nited
«
ta
te
.
I ioiiuw ol th e ir d a u g h te rs Ellen
ed away Ul Neal's m outh, tlu* In
giving Jus fam ily, and y e t how
U n lit Hervites
m at M argaret nl C orvallis
m uch more tliey got for tin-m oney!
O reen M ountain O ran g e held s ta n t h e got home a t night, s ta r v
Mi:. Lucy M iller m ul Mrs Lilly
At Mi
.Simmons' instig atio n they
ing
hungry
D e m o c r a tic C a n d id a t e
H o ik s ol T u ll ure nt llu- I'' <• .service' for Mr.» Effie MUU a t tin*
Neal did not com plain about th e
joined a sm all m usical club, th e
M iller Imine lor a rv rra l duyai tills Hanks cem etery Oc tobe i in Hev. bills, and he praised her cooking,
Bai h and Be»-thoven society, tc
M Hood of th e P resbyterian
w eek Tliey re p o rt tlu it l.uke Wolfe, It
for
as he praised everything else she
w hich she and h e r sons. F red and
who wiu. gored by n bull about ch u rch here wua m in u te r a t the did But once he drew money from
F rank, belonged. And. gaining co u r
lour W «k* ago. luis le tu r iu d from aervlcen ut F orest d ro v e chapel.
1 the savings bank w here hLs a c-
age, when h e r m o th e r-in -la w e n te r
t o e TXrlrdo lu o p lta l a n d 1» slow
; count wa . already m uch depleted.
tained the H tnsboro c h a p te r of the
ly improving.
, and once the hills were n o t paid j
D aughters of th e A m erican R evolu
M is Audrey lle u to u a tte n d ed »
wiu-n tluise ot Ihe following m o n th '
tion. Anne offered h e r services for
sa le . niecttll« M onday evening at
cam e Ui. a n d there were ugly little
th e day.
.
¡h e Ned llyfleld hom e In Beaver
words
account r e n d e re d ' a t th e
It's very kind of you, my dear.
loll bv employe-, of the West < o a '
. | top of her sta te m en ts I t was tlu ii
I
should
Iiave
asked
you
ol
course,
ItE E P V ll.L E O fficers were elect th a t Anne com m enced to do l u r
T elephone comiMliy from Hlier-
in any < a » ', but I th o u g h t you
wiMgl T igard, Hrliolls und B eaver e , l , . i Ihe C h ristia n E ndeavor b u sl- suit little sum s
m ight feel it em barrassing to a t
n
r
m eeting M onday evening as I Hhe rou.ed herself from them
ton
,
tend,
w hen you are n o t eligible to
I h le n Ihs-ker. p resid en t. at last und la -g a ll h e r d a y 's w o rk ,1 Of a ll early fall su its, th is on«
Mr» T II Moore und s o n J a m e s lollow
the organization."
.
_
s|»*nt Bunday at G asto n visiting Helen Im lay, vice-president; R obert I for tlu- first tune w ith Joyousness. In velvet pique Is p a rtic u la rly
' I am eligible." said A nne care -
( li-orge J . re ta rv , Will C hurehley, S he slipped out of bed In th e m orn- s m a rt when used to fa sb lo n s
relatives.
le
s
ly
.
M
other
has
belonged
lor
,
Law rence Crowdei ali i little I le r - trea su re r The c h airm a n a n d .• l.a mi-
t r I dig »Id le Neal WM still asleep, put tw o -p lec s suit such as th e one
years, th o u g h she seldom goes to
b e lt H ellfert were I m .II i taken to m ille r are Hazel C h u n hley
1 the * lothes to soak wept a n d d u s t
the m eetings—we d o n ’t th in k m uch
Ihe June» hospital Tuesday H a y m uu id Mwial com m ittee, w ith ed I lulled his orange juice, steam - show n as w orn by Film A c tress
of it a l hom e, because w ere all
S titc h e d p lea ts,
Vivian l-ineh. lio n tleo rg e K e n n eth e(i Ids cereal percolated Ins coffee, i Cocillu B a rk e r
uie III wilh pneum onia
d
escendants from R evolutionary he-
A rthur H itchcock re tu rn e d from (ieu tg e and C lu irlis I.a a . sin. M a li i Al first lie re m o n stra te d w ith h e r; ; s sh o rt coat w ith the new side
toes there H am stead h a s a c h a p
K la m a th Full» M onday for tui In a n llagg ( h a lrn ian look-out com 1 lw liked to find her th ere beside fa ste n in g , and p ig sk in b u ck le
ter th a t's been active for years.
m itte r w ith M arian Wilcox m ul him to kiss w hen he woke u p -be- * f e a tu r e ttie e h se m h le, co m p le te d
definite stay
M other joined th ro u g h th e C olonial
M rs P l llu le y . w h o »1» lit t h e Italph N ordlund and M arian I aai - sides th ere was no need for It. I
governor E phraim W adsw orth, a f t
by
brow
n
velvet
pique
h
a
t
a
n
d
uininer a t the II L Mi Cool home, . m c h airm a n nd ••■lonai v com m itter Hut gradually Ihe m en ta l sa tis fa c
erw ards G eneral W adsw orth. And
re tu rn e d to her lu.iiu* in Kagmaw, Willi Elsie N ordlund M argaret h n - tion a n d deep physical com fort of ■ brow n a .co sso riee.
my fa th e r's g re a t-g ra n d fa th e r, Mc^es
luv mul Alvin lbs ker M uch Is rising in a warm tidy house, to a
Mich lost » n k
C
ham berlain, who was one of m e
Mi and Mrs M onroe Huh hen.-. planned for th is executive < onlerein e waiting breakfast perfectly cooked - group of people w ith frxid for which Hr»:
settlers in th e upper C onnecti
, Idldrrii visited Hunday id th e during th e lollow mg year Bunday and erved. overcam e id s re m o n we h a v en 't paid a n o th e r group of cut valley
was a lie u te n a n t colonel
hom e ol la-r sister
M r. lo r c n th e I ndeavor will a tte n d Ihe C o n strances In the evening he cam e people "
In the R evolution
S m ith, mid fam ily wlm live ul vention in the B eaverton < hui h I hom e to th e sam e shilling order,
C onrad had difficulty In
Neal
did
not
answ
er.
Mrs
i h o s - who wish to go will meet id ill»- sam e com plete refresh m en t, i
M oore's valley
"I w ant you said Anne, "to give suppre sing her righteous indigna-
About Idl w alnut picker i gave Ihe c h u rc h at « 3<l Sunday. All I'here was never cool soup nr lu k e -|
. ,
th irty dollars, tin- fu s t of every tlo n
newly-
l.iulixivoiers are Invited
Mr mut Mn. Kil NelLson.
w arm sa lad , and lialf an hour a f te r I me
"Neal never told me you belonged
Itullv day program ot th e Heed I hev hud finished supper th e d is h m onth the rest of th is w inter. I'll to those C h am b erlain s—"
i h m ivari T hursdav eve-
w edi
id le Sunday school wa» put on by es had been pul away, tlu- gas stove do th e liest I can w ith it If I can
"I don't believe Neal knows It.
nillg
.
...
... ,
A su b sta n tia l tax p a y er o p e ra t
Huíala y guest-s at the Andy W el- the m em bers of llw <ias.-u's Ui tu rn w a. (old the kitchen dark, a n d she save o u t of it In one m o n th , we ll We've never discussed It."
ing a larg e farm n e a r Roy. R e si
Alli
e
Mr-
A S h ra d e r's and Mrs
A curled up agltisl his shoulder in the have com pany th e next If I c an 't,
1er la n n e s e n ’ M e lv in H eals,
"And
the
W
adsw
orth—why.
A
nne
lin k s G w endolyn P r i e r *>l 1’orl- N ordlund's elusses sang "If Jesus big M orris chair Hint was so hid- we w o n t In th e spring If you've you could belong to th e C olonial d e n t of th is county for 58 years.
( p u s W ith Me
'Hie lu g in n e rs ixiiis. blit which held th em b oth so earn ed enough to put buck all you've Dam es too—as fa r as your an ces S ta n d s for lower taxes on farm s
land, and Em i W eller
tak en out of tlw bank a n d have
lb-tty luxuriously
M iss J u i e H o lto m I» »1» n iin g the class sang a m otion song
a n d hom es, b oth city a n d country,
enough left over to increase my try is concerned. B ut of course you w ith a reasonable red u ctio n a n d
w isk in I'o rtla lu l w ith her aunt tire en w ald and Frost gave a le a d
'P ile thing I 11 never fling In allow
have to be form ally invited to
ance
sav
to
fortly
dollars,
we
ing l.iw ren ei' Kirkwood gave a your fin e
M rs Ed B arclay
Neal chuckled m ore
still efficient service G overnm ent
Mr and M rs B urton M o o n of welcome verse Tire young people Ilian O llie when tliey were th u s (.in have com pany every week. If <h 'l Jjave been form ally Invited.' a t m inim um cost He believes in
Cleveland. Ohio, visited his mini to r th eir |««rt will sponsor a H a l com fortably settled. " 'th e bread my you w ant to first your fam ily, said Anne, still carelessly
"Mrs.
m aking th e public dollar do th e
Mrs (Msirge Is-wellyn amt Imnlly low. -ell p arty Mrs Anna Lingam un w ith e r used Io m ake. W hy. you th e n som e of your frien d s But of Scott. Jim m ie's m other, asked me. sam e work as th e p riv ate dollar.
a veral days last week T hey were gave a s h o rt rally day talk Tile can give m o th er cords and »pa les every Increase you give me, I w ant But I'm considering w hether I c an
If elected will conduct th e public
you to put th e sam e a m o u n t back
,
acixini|auinxl b y a cousin. Will T ru Hlu class will put on a »hurl lln
houn'keeping right taiw l"
afford the dues."
in to th e bank.'
business as carefully a s a priv ate
Hluirp. of .Seattle, W ash
I h e skit next Sunday.
"I
should
be
delighted
to
pay
But
tl.ose
bills'
T
he
figures
b
e
Anne, I've been m istaken in your
business.
T he His'dville 1 sidles will quilt at
Moores a n - mi a m otor loui of
gun
to
dunce
before
h
e
r
eyes.
A
nne,
your
dues."
c
h
ara
c
te
r.
1
see
vou're
a
cold
c
a
l
the west Mr m ul M r Art Zerbe tlu- luiine ol Mrs C h ristin a Kelly who was never s i t k liegan to r e
Anne, w ho by th is tim e w'as W'ell
i Paid Adv. i
cu la tin g w om an."
of I'o rlla n d . who sp e n t th r sum m er 'Iliursday.
th a t th e ir horrible cavorting
"O h. Neal, darling! D on t say aw are ol N eal's c o ntribution to th e
Mr and M rs ti Slade sp en t th e alize
a t H a ir beach Imine, were Sunday
I
C
onrad
fam
ily,
felt
th
a
t
th
is
°
“
er
th
e
ir
sinister
leaping,
were
giving
week eiut In S e a ttle w ith relatives her a headache T h a t night w hen th a t, even In fu n !"
guest» a t tile L rw rllyn home.
"How can I help It. w hen you j h a d its hum orous aspect. B ut she
Mrs J M H tretelicr mul Mrs
p in n e r guest» Sunday ut the W su p p er was over, instead of curling
I did not say so.
M
Snipes hom e were Mr and Mrs un In Neal's arm s, she faced him propose to sta rv e m e?”
G eorge L rw rllyn a . Scholls W om
W hen spring cam e. Neal took out
"I don't propose to sta rv e you.
a n 's d u b delegates and Mrs, Jo h n Hteluird H unger ol o r iiia r d a le w ith a grave determ in atio n
n d every
You'll h ardly know th e difference. I the horseless carriage a w
S u th e rla n d . Mrs C
W
law kin H arrv S nqu's of T he Italics. Mrs
ent out
Neal." .she said soberly. ‘T've
T h e te a rs were very n e ar her | Sunday afternoon they
and M rs J E B ennett a tte n d ed M ary O linger of R eedvllle A fte r
Jim
m
ie S cott
for a drive. W hen
th e th ird d istric t convention of noon visitors were Mrs M N. S a t- been th in k in g th in g s over O u r e x lashes, her lips were trem bling; but 1 went
aw ay to th e seashore, a n d
F ederated W omen » club» a t P a lla s terlec and d u u g h ter of O regon City penses W e've got to m ake them she stood her ground, even th ro u g h th e soprano
whose place A nne had
Miss Florence Yeo Is visiting r e l less it m akes me unhappy not to N eal's onslaught
Friday
I
filled
a t th e F irst C ongregational
rom ptly
ptl
Finally, w ithout having given her
Mrs A M Jo n es of Newport 1» atives in s lu ru lan and M cM innville have bills paid p prom
1
ch
u
rch
retu
rn
ed . Neal trie d to e x
All right. I l l draw some more a d e fin ite answ er, he absolutely re
a house guest at Ihe J o e K e ir this week
his wife th a t
bank
to « discuss
th e question any tr a c t a prom ise from
« 'IP V
I from
I L J I I I the
MU
1 fused
1 4 ,-w u
MP
H .w u .w i
vss<
zvw B A m n r p i t l i l l Z P .
Mrs W M Snipes, and Mrs money
hom e th is week Jack L am berton
That make» me unliappy too. ¡ f u r th e r S h e could see th a t lie. as she would em b ark on no m onew ag
a n d fam ily of I'o rlla n d were B u n W alter L orenz a n d M iss B etty
____ ___ s A nn,.( You re prob-
h e r s e lf
w a s h u r t . Per-1 eam uuz v entures w ithout consult
H am tr of ix irtlan d were guests
day guest»
....
M o u n tain Hom e L adles Aid win l uesiluy of P r Paul Y ates of V an ably the u n h a p p ie st wom an m b a p s she was m aking a m istake.
"W e're really ah ead of th e gam e
Y
et
Instinctively
she
felt, though
H insboru "
liold He a n n u a l benefit chicken couver. W ash
now. E verything's back in the sa v
"Besides," she continued re le n t she did n o t know, th a t she was ings b a n k th a t we took out. a n d
pie supp er Novem ber 9
lessly. and w ithout noticing his lev rl8lit
Mr» (len e v a D e rr of Mt Vernon.
VIII. tXlM V I I tP I lll
T h e next m orning, w ithout com m ore too; and if I don t tak e any
Wa-sli visited old neighbor» here
T IG A R D lb 'u th took Mrs Em m a ity. you cun' keep on. m uch long
ent. Neal g a th e red up th e o ffen d v acation th is sum m er not even for
J Koble.72. early O ctober 6 u tte r a er draw ing money o u t of th e bank, m
last week
a few days, but plug a h e a d — '
I. M M iller m ul Mr. m ul M rs lingering illness of several years can you? I m ean th ere Isn't such ing bills, a n d a day late r, they
“Oh. of course, th a t's w hat you
cam e back to her. receipted On
Jo h n H itchcock sp e n t from F r i F uneral services were held O ctober un aw ful lot left."
g h t to do—"
"Look here, Anne, w liat's set you F riday evening he asked her. c as o u "B
day until M onday a t Ute beach Id at Snook s Sunny side m ortuary.
u t wouldn t you like to go
re novating t h e
M iller c o ttu g e ,1 Hev W illiam F R adem acher lvad worrying about m oney? I e arn It, ually. If she had telephoned his hom e for a little while? I m ean
w hich lu* e ip e c ts to ocruoy a purl charge of Ihe cerem ony In te rm e n t don't I? I earn m ore and m ore all m o th e r asking her for S unday d in to H am stead I t gets terribly hot in
ot tlu. tim e UiLs w inter
was in Lincoln M em orial cem etery. Ihe tu n e And I h a v e n 't kicked at ner"I telephoned her th a t we could H insboro."
Mr m ul Mrs Lloyd M urray and
She was Ihe last of e ig h t c h il Its going I'm Just as proud a s 1 n 't have any Sunday d in n ers for the
She would not ltear of it s n e
Mr mul Mrs H arm on went to d ren and w as b om m E au Claire. can be— "
insisted th a t she did n o t m ind th e
P'
"I w ant to pay cash for every p re sen t because I've accepted a n h e a t a t all. th a t th e outings w hich
Wood» S a tu rd ay for several day». W l
EV-bruurv 22, 11912 W hen she
H erb Snyder M inor Hesse anil was but eight years old. th e fam ily th in g I have plenty of tu n e to go o ffer to sing in th e choir of th e thev would tak e to g eth e r in t h e
th e
ML s » oh C.raee Miller a n i l moved to W ar Eagle. Idaho, a n d out and get tn in g s m yself instead First C ongregational church." said trorseless c arriag e w ould fu rn ish
Evelyn Henson a tte n d e d th e E p later Io BoL'C w here she gained her of having th em delivered And It's A nne calm ly "I'll have to sing h e r w ith all th e fresh a ir she need
twice on Sunday a n d go to at least
w orth
la-ague b an q u et held
In adueatlon On May 5. 1880. she was possible even to have nice suppi rs one
rehearsal du rin g th e week Mrs ed. T hose a n d w orking the l it
I'ortlm ul M onday evening
m arried to Henry J lloblc Her w ithout any in«‘a t a t all M acaroni S im m ons told me while we were tle garden. T h a t gard en was go
Two T eeth In Two Weeks
husband died Ju n e (I. 1927. in P o r t a n d cheese a n d cocoa a n d g rape- h anging out our clothes th a t a ing to save th em a great deal m
L ittle P a tric ia C arrol, d a u g h land After th e d e a th of h e r h u s tru ll m ake a very n ourishing m eal "
_
.
soprano was needed badly. So I vegetables.
"G imx I L ord!" exclaim ed Neal
te r of M r a n d M rs E arl W eller, band. Mrs Roble m ade her hom e
S he did m ind th e heat, however,
"Besides." w ent on Anne, "w ere went a n d offered. I'm going to be m uch m ore th a n she ever confessed.
ixim P c to b e r !>. h a s two te e th . Six' w ith Iwr dau g h ter. M rs B
L.
two d ollars a week."
Had one at b irth mul th e second D aniels S h e (lied at h e r d a u g h (ceiling too m any people. Sunday paid
Mrs Sim m ons was th e ir landlady. T h e low-ceilm ged room s, close up
d in n e r for your lan iily costs as
one u|>peared during the f i r s t ter's home
S he told m e about a little boy. u n d e r th e eaves, w hich h a d been
week
Surviving her is one dau g h ter. m uch as everything we eat. the e n
so rozv a n d com fortable in w inter
Mr a n d Mrs T im Prlsooll of M rs B L D aniels ot T ig a rd a n d tire week, by ourselves. And if we too. Anne went on. inw ardly q u a k were hide« usly hot by th e first
B low nsm end cam e O ctober 1 to a son. Edward RoWe ot law A n m u st 'pay back' every tu n e your ing but outw ardly collected, "Jim of Julv At th e end of S eptem ber
ctslt her sister. M rs Ju liu s C h ris geles She was a niembi r of Hop«- friends ask us to th e ir house», mie Scott H e's been sick and fell th ey were still hideously hot. But
behind in school work H is m o th
w ell b a se Io slop going."
tensen. a n d fam ily
T hey wen- lodge. Spokane, R ebekahs.
m ore and m ore Neal prospered. He
Why Anne! I never guessed er's been try in g to find some one bought h e r a n electric fan. a n d
all g i l l sis at th e C arl C hristensen
who would come to him late every
you were so Inhospitable."
Imine ui I'ortlm ul Bunday
MBS ANNA CHAPMAN
th
e n a n o th e r She put th em in th e
T m not Inhospitable, b u t I ni m orning for a n h our and tu to r him bedroom , w hich sne kept closed
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F uneral services fur M rs Anna
I'm going to begin teaching him on
M arie C hapm an. 74. who died M on honest It lsti't honest to feed one
day at Arcade, were conducted
W ednesday n ltc rn o o n at th e A r
cade cemetery1 w ith R ebekahs tn
(b a ig e She was born O ctober HI.
(11» M r* J«*««» M rvrrs»
IHili) In A rkansas, a n d lived nl
B l'X 'l'O N A inleellnneous shower Arcade 14 years Hhe Is survived by
w a s g iv e n M rs Isabel llig h sm llh ill two sons, C hester T
a n d Jo h n
the Imine of Mrs Ella Bcneflcl H arry Chapiiiiiii ol C ornelius r m t ■
n ear M aim ing O eloher 9 T hose at
I. and a dau g h ter. Mrs. Lucy Reeves
tending were Mrs E thel C row thcr. ot .Seattle W ash.
I d ilh lllnck. Ilervl linker. France»
I arks, Eannv Baker R lllh Crow
llu-r B e rth a Fink E.ltii Edwards.
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C la ra Allen. Elsie Kelly. Ethel E d
w ards. C lara Allen. Ve la Ervden
dull
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l-llvii Tolke.
C harloth- Maxwell. Mrs Harm on
•'Thoughtful. S y m p ath etic
Mrs tleo rg e. M rs Hughe». Elin'l
Service"
M eyers M rs Ella Iteneliel, Mrs I'.va
Hillsboro
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lleneflel. th e Me. es H annah Krelill
New "P ‘y Co-ed” style« featuring two
and Hazel lleneflel a n d Illllle and
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S c h o lls F o lk
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here, who w ants to go over some
m a tte rs witti me, a n d h e 's asked
me to tak e d in n e r with hhn a t the
hotel I th in k I better, porliapa
“Why. of course. Neal—
B ut he was late. Anne put the
h a lf-p re p a re d food Into the re frig-
erator. a n d crept supperless back
iC ano nued on pax'
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