TW-OILEGON STATESMAN, Siha. Oregon Sdny Meaning, Jn 1S 1930
News from Mid -Vail
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Monitor 1 CHAMPION
MONITOR. Jane !. Mr. and
Mrs. Fred WlUig-and daughter,
Gwendolyn ware. eaUrtalaed at
dinner last Sunday by Mr. and
Mm. C. WBlip. rn4 Willis left
Tuesday fcr lis work at Wood
land, Wast.
Tuesday al;rnon. Mrs. I E.
Bliven entertained- a number of
little girl ta honor ct her UtUa
daughter EUia'a ninth birthday-
Refreshment weta served by link
Lester Wolfe, who, is confined
la the stat tuberculosis hospital
t Salem, u bom last week on
a fire daysT leave. Letter's hearth,
aeeras to be improving.
Mrs. W. S. Cook, of Lot Angeles
who is nsplring an extended visit at
the hose of feci ..daughter. Mrs,
Ij. D. Lenoa, went to Portland oa
Wednesday fcr a week's visit with
relatives, and wfrfle there she wfil
ta a guest at tee George Mcseh
ana John Ferguson homes.
Misses Margaret Brantfter. Do
ra Brantucr and Norma Living
ston, were among the graduates
from Oregon State Normal Tues
day. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Living
ston, Mrs. P. L. Brantner, Miss
Leila Brantner and Samuel Brant
ner attended the exercises at Mon
mouth
Ralph Roge and "Willard Har
ling are in tratotng ft Camp Clat
sop with the Oregon National
guard.
Miss Viola Lienhart and Miss
Lucile Livingston are attending
the 4-II summer school at Cor
ral Us.
Stanley Dim it k left last week
for Astoria where he is salmon
fishing for tke MiHer Sands Co.
Mrs. I. L. Niion and UtUs
daughter, Helen, left Monday tor
their home In.. Walla, walla after
a visit of several weeks' dura
tion at the home of the former's
daughter, Mrs. J. P. Jensen and
family.
Mr. and Mr. O. C. Pomeroy.
end Mr. and Mrs. George Sweeney
attended state grange at Redmond
last weeks
Mrs. D. J. Gillanaers and little
on. Charles and Miss Dorothy
G Wanders left last Wednesday for
Ontario, Oregon, where they will
T"it relatives lor several weeks.
The ball game Sunday at Butte
ville between the Monitor grange
and Butteville grange was wen by
Monitor, with a score of 10 to 4.
Today Monitor is playing Silver
ton Hills on the home diamond.
Mrs. William. Taylor and son,
Russell were guests last Sunday
at the J. L. Lien hart home.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Llndberg
aad little duaghter Kathleen Joan
of Portland were guests last Sun
day of the former's father, Eric
Llndberg.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nelson are
amending a few days in eastern
Oregon. During their absence Carl
oier Amundsoa is driving S4r.
Nelson's truck.
Mrs. Addie Smith of Scotts
Mill. visited last week with her
vi other, Mrs. Elizabeth Hosier.
Royal Hastie, Alvin Rpgen and
Caester Berg returned last week
from eastern Oregon, where they
had been looking for work. They
found work in the hay fields and
eipect to return in a couple of
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TKoImc three. Jockey Eazi Sande,
CMlaat Fox sad his vwner, Will
iam Woodward, after the fleet son
of Sir Galahad wen the slxty-see-ond
running of the Belmont, rich
est of eastern racing classics. The
winner got SSLOOO.
weeks.
Jens Anonby of Hubbard has
bought the S. J. Kelly place, con
stating of 11 acres. Mr. Anonby
intends to go in for berry growing
on an extensive scale. There are
already four acres of black berries
and one of strawberries on the
place.
Lawrence and Lew Jacobs and
their sister. Miss Orpha Eisenhart
have moved into the W. G. Wolfe
house in East Monitor.
DALLAS. Jnne 14 TJr anil
Mrs. Hark Hayter attended the
Eastern Star assembly in Port
land this week. Mrs. Hajrter is a
past worthy grand matron of the
oraer.
Mrs. Ivan Warner attended the
commencement ererclses at Mon
mouth Tuesday. She had a niece
who graduated.
Mrs. Bay Scott and children
are spending the time at Seaside
visiting Mr. 8eott's parents while
ne is attending the ennna! en
campment of the Oregon National
Guard. Mr. Scott is captain of
Co. 6. of Dallas.
Miss Dorothy Mlnnich Is again
employed in the office of the Dal
las Water company, after attend
ing Llnfield college the past year.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Dick of San
Jose. Calif., visited with Mr. and
Mrs. R. L. Chapman last week
end. Their daughter Mrs. Elwyn
Craven of Portland was also in
Dallas, with her small daughter,
Ann.
Mrs. H L.. Fenton accompanied
by her house guest, Mrs. Reed of
Mitchell, and her sister, Mrs.
Fred Toner, spent Saturday and
Sunday at Newport where Mrs.
Fenton has a cottage.
Mrs. Alta Cerny will attend
summer school at Monmonih this
year, also Mrs. C D. Ferrett, both
are teachers Is the Dallas school.
Several of the other teachers ex
pect to attend the University of
Oregon summer school and go on
the Alaskan cruise that la spon
sored each summer for students.
The Misses El one and Ethel
Grant are leaving for Chicago
where they will attend a univer
sity clinic during the summer.
Robert Hayter has retained
after attending the military insti
tute at Roswell, New Mexico for
the past year.
Mrs. Manley Berens was
brought home from a Salem, hos
pital Sunday, where she bed un
dergone a minor operation,
DeVere Penhollow, will leave
for McMinnville in a tew days
where he has been promoted to a
position In the C. J. Breler store
Whiteson
WHIfESOX, June 14 School
at Whiteson dosed Friday for the
summer vacation
Mrs. Sandwick of Cor vail Is
spent Saturday here on business
and calling on friends.
Mrs. McDonald bad the misfor
tune to fracture her limb one day
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cat en of
Centralis, Washington, called at
the Bennett home last week.
The University of Hawaii offers
20 S different courses.
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Mrs. O. E. Hplmes is reported
to he very Si at her hem la Dal
las. She had a1 severe attack of
flu early in the spring.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Crider and
foor ehUdren left for San Jose,
CaltL, last SaUrday where Mrs.
Crider win spend the anmsaec
Mr. Crider and "sow Tan will re
tarn te Dallas next week.
Richard Domssehofsky who has
been in the Teterana hospital is
reported to be aomewhat im
proved under new treatments re
cently tried.
Brooks
BROOKS, June 14 Mr. and
Mrs. Forrest Edwards and chil
dren, Jnne and Leroy Edwards
of Salem were dinner guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm
Ramp on Friday. Other guests at
the Ramp horn were: Mr. and
Mm. Jungwlrth and son Freder
ick, and Mr. and Mrs. Oris Mar
tin all of Salem."
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sturgia en
tertained the following guests at
dinner recently, 'Mr. and Mrs L.
A. Davis and Mrs. Melburn Davis
snd two children, and Mr. and
Mrs. Harley King and eons How
ard, Gorden, Tommy and Robert
King all of Salem and Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Bantoa. Sr. and
children Katharine and Glen
Blanton of Labtffb. Center.
Word has been received here of
the serious illness ot Mrs. Wfl
mer Haynes, at Willows, Califor
nia, and daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ed. Chastain of: this place. Mr.
and Mrs. Chastafn and son Frank
left Wednesday o Willow, to bo
with their daughter, whe U tn the
Woodlaw hospital at Willows.
They were accompanied by their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. ana
Mrs. Kirk Thurman and children
Thebna. Verne and Ronald
Thnrraan. The? small daughters
of Mrs. Chastain are being cared
for by Mrs. W.F. Foren during
their narents absence.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Harris had
as their guests this week Rev.
and Mrs. Ed Withneil and son ef
WUlamina. I
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LIBERTY, June 14 Mr. and
Mrs. CUuda StcrtnsuB aad tkree
sattav .Bfny. Bpbhy and Tom. and
Fred Straosberx. all of Kagesie
spent tn weekend as the guests
of Mrs. StevensoffY parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William ZoeeL
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Pierre and
tww children ef Orrmpia were
guests of Mrs. Kate Holder on
Wednesday.
The annual school meeting tor
the Liberty school dburiet will be
held Monday evening, Jans 18,
at I dock t the kali.
Mr. aad Mrs. Oscar Deacer
spent Sunday visitini friends ta
Lyons.
Vra Ju WHtfams and Joe Jr
spent Friday in-Port land attend
ing the rose show.
Mrs. Emily Tan Stanten has
mnved tn bp mother's. Mrs. Ed 1
Loose's farm, oa route one, Salem.
R. L, Forster re tamed home
Wednesday after an absence of
several weks at Wciser, Idaho.
While there he built a house for
Mrs. Forsters sister.
Miss Etta Westen house is in at
the home of ner parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. W. Wesienhouse.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dow of
Newcastle. Wyoming, spent Wed
nesday and Thursday with their
neice, Mrs. John Dasch and fara-
iry.
Mr. and ''Mrs. Martin Church
field and children or Newcastle,
Wyoming, visited their cousin,
Mrs, John Dasch, this week.
Harlan- Jadd, deputy county
clerk, leaves Monday on his vaca
tion for Vancouver, British Col
umbia. He will visit his sister,
Mrs. J. W. Anderson, a former
Liberty resident.
Mrs. Pearl Scott returned from
Portland. Thursday, where she
was takiifg a short course in den
tal office training.
The Liberty reporters for the.
Statesman this summer are Miss
Peart Scott and Mrs. W. R. Dallas.
Phone them any news you may
have, they will appreciate it.
The sympathy of the community
is extended te Mrs. Harold Zoael
becaase of the loss ot liar grand
mother, Mrs. Elwell ef Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. Klght and family
have moved from the Weeten
houso place to Salem.
Mrs, Frank Compo of Wood
bora attended the tuneral Friday
of Fred reters Sr., held at the
Lutheran church here.
Mr. snd Mrs., A. L. Strickland
left by motor for California Fri
day. Strickland will attend the
convention ot the National Elec
tric Light association at San Fran
cisco They will probably be gone
two weeks. Tharsday, Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Chote ot Badlands.
Calif ornia. were their guests. They
are motoring through to Seattle,
their former home. Mrs. Chote
will be remembered by the Auro
ra ladies, having been entertain
ed here on several occasions.
Aurora
AURORA, June 14 Mrs. Min
nie Haeser of Salem, newly elect
ed associate grand conductress of
the O. X. S. accompanied by Mr.
Ha user, called upon Mrs. Sadler
on their way home from grand
chapter, to share the beauty of
many flowers which she had re
ceived at her installation, with
her friend, a past grand officer
who could not attend.
The annual picnic of the mem
bers of the Aurora Woman's club
and their families will be held
Sunday in a pretty grove at the
country home -of Charles Ellen,
down on the Willamette. Well
filled baskets win be the order
of the day, and the younger set
can enjoy the river.
lug graid lodge in Portland thb
week.
Mrs. L. M. Harding and Miss
Grace Harding of Cor vail is spent
Thursday with Jftn, B. J. Freeman.
William Scott has been Quite ill
at bin home near Sidney this
week.
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Sidney
SIDNEY, June 14. Mr. snd
Mrs. Claud Johnson were called to
Hoskins, Wash., this week on ac
count of the illness of their grand
son. John Krebs, a prominent hop
grower In this vicinity is quite ill
again this week. Mr. Krebs has
been in poor health for several
months.
Mr. and Mrs. George Marlatt
aad Delmer Davidson are attend-
MILL CITY, June 14 Mr.
and Mrs. Werner Yunger of Mill
City left for Klamath Falls
Thursday. Mr. Yunger has ac
cepted a position as agricultural
overseer at the Klamath County
hospital. He has been employed
ip the Hammond Company saw
mill since coming here from Crab
tree several months ago.
Mss Gweneth Dike and Miss
Janice Dunivan have returned to
their homes In Mill City from
Monmouth where they hare been
attending the 6tate normal the
past year.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Baltimore
of Mill City and Mrs. Baltimore's
sister, Mrs. H. Dawes ot Portland,
are spending the week end at Til
lamook beach. They expect to
bring back several salmon. Mrs.
Dawes is making an indefinite vis
it here at the home of her sister.
Marshall Stone and his broth
er Fred were called to Mehama
the first of the week by the ser
ious illness of their mother who
has pnejimonia. Mrs. Fred Stone
remained in Mehama to assist la
nursing her mother-in-law.
Mrs. A. L. Blake has been
spending the past week in Port
land where she is the guest of
relatives. Mrs. Eva Raines and
daughter Patricia are also Port
land visitors this week.
R. B. Horner ot Gates caught
an 18-inch trout which measured
nine inches in diameter a tew
days ago In the Santiam river
above Mill City. Many fishermen
are reporting great success be
tween Mill City and Detroit and
return from fishing trips with
well tilled creels. Most of them
have the limit. Several Dolly Var
dens hare been caught near here
this season.
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"Not!, you're the master ol this
skip," she said thoughtfully. "Old
Jonathan Felt put her in yoar
charge. You are responsible for
her. And that puts certain obliga
tions on you. Noll. An obligation
to be wise, and to be prudent, aad
to be brave."
He came back and Fat down be
side her. She touched his knee.
"You are like a king aboard
here, Noll. And the king can do
no wrong. I would not go to
I Manger if I were you. You made
i a mistake, but there is no need
jyou should humble yourself be
i fore the men. Thy would not un
derstand; they would only despise
you. Noll,"
"Let them!" he said hotly.
"They're sneaking, spiueless."
"Let them fear you; let them
hate you." he told him. "But
never let them forget you are
master, Noli. Don't go to Mai
ger." He had no real desire to go.
He wished only to bask in her
new-found sympathy. And he
yielded readily enough at last.
The matter passed abruptly
She rose; he went up on deck; the
Sally Sims went on her way. And
for a day or two Noll Wing, an
old man, was like a boy Who has
repented and been forgiven.
Mauger Yeturned to his duties
the second day. He wore a band
age across hU fcae: snd wher It
was discarded a week later the
hollow socket where hlg eye had
ben was reveled. His suffering
had worked a terrible change ta
the man; he had been morose aad
desperate; he was now too mneh
givn to chuckling, as though at
some secret Jest of his own. He
went slyly about his tasks; he
seemed to hare a prido in his mis
fortune; when he saw men shrink
with distaste at sight ot his sear
red countenance he chuckled un
der his breath. In the upper lid
some maimed nerve persisted in
living. It twitched, now and then
in such a fashion that Mauger
seemed to be winking with that
deep hollow la his face.
(To be continued)
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