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U 1. "32- THE EUGENE REGISTER. GUARD . . City News Notes - - r1? h,,,.Vorse M. Moody of 1 V New Vork, who have w. rniests of Dr. Dr. Sherman W. 'd family, will leav. Tue.day for rori'4;, ,, ,i,7n io tS? wT-h- t. visit with iV'stoP ' I',k0 .Ij0-uise "."d Sort Methodist church at tctady- From BerkelW ....,,,. r f" Berkeley. Cal.. are visit I" ?' L i.',.ei,e. Hiss .Tones kll" "',,,: ,i Miss Thora- 'vStinS ronlmotlier Mrs. a' Berkeley school. She formerly a student in JMigene ithooi. ,.K,.'T.l. CTnulnnd. who "visit ins her. with their " .j .i....l,i..r. Mr. and .Mrs. horn, in Claremont, Cal. Dr. Ll spent 40 years in aienco as .ionarj t.n i" y : ,he First Oomnvaatwnal church (iperienesuieiu. From ... ' t A t?i.ccalt ami Air. fl" W. K- Hnll arrived home 'j the department encampment i Spanish-American War Vct . Newport, which ended W cd- Bfc , An the const sindnv- Mrs. ltussell was elected . post 01 nBBiui it the encampment. U, Couple Here- and urs. Okla., are visiting for a few toi" at PlenMnt Hill. They ia Eugene -uonuiij. . If Pnnelnnd. Mr. Sister ui ----Mn. Kelly will remain here for days and return uorae y north and Salt Lake City. Nces Discontinued jday school and cnurcn services First Congregational cnurcn .ji..nf;nuoi1 Hnrinrr the month -.hit tha nnstiir. Hpt. ( nv Kilmer is on his vacation. Rev. r IU Spend m:n weirn. in wwu plans to go to Nolscot on the next ween, accompumeu uy uia Thomson to Spoak inomson, woo wuu mi a. recently returned irom a I L. - I. -J J tV.. flax. isietnbly of the PreBbyterian L : nHi.Ap .(ipnvnl nra&lra ntirt Presbyterian church the com- fcson tut i Irk irteik i1 Pi Sunday. tir Eugeneans Here rrin Mulkev and son. LeRoy of faults, Cal., after a visit with Mr. Key's brother, L. II. Mulkey, and r.Mrs. Phoebe Fugate, here, nave i on to Portland to visit. They will here on their return. Mr. Mulkey I here for many years. M Ii Mountains lonnty Commissioner Clinton Hun! la the Indian creek territory in tern Lane county supervising the hair of a rock crusher to the west- of the summit of the coast n South 10 J. French, proprietor of the iscn snop, is leavintr early rmtrs mornin? to attend the buyers' rket at Los Aneeles. He will drive fa and be accompanied by his :ar, .urs. ids t rencn. Tney ex- to return to Eugene In Septem- Palmer In Churn ne regular weekly luncheon and pram ot the Hotnry club will be ft Rev. Clay E. Palmer, pastor of frirsi Longreganonnl cnurcn, in pr Here p. R. C. Romig, new county and tmuia orncer, arrived in bugene ition hum n;B tt: : i. ptt health unit rooms In th potirt 1 at Pnrfl-ir, Pfrntj Jud;e C. P. Barnard was In pm on business Monday. In his face Circuit Judge. ). F. Skip- piil,!, wuuiy court pro- L TowUf Ua F". Joe Fowler of the Walton dls- visitor In Eugene Monday. fb Not Meeting 2 1 Purple club of the Roynl r lt as previously renorted. their next meeting to come the sec ond Thursday of the month. Nevadans Buv Tract Hara Jerome E. Willcox and Pearl lone Willcox of Ruth, Nevada, have taught a ten-acre tract of land, with Rood buildings, on the highway three fourths of a mile north of Creswell from J. H. Burton, The deal was handled by the Hyde Realty company. Leave For Vermont- Fred A. Ilice, K-ftf Thirteenth ave nue east, and hin brother. C. A. Rice, and family left Monday for Benning ton. Vermont, for a visit with rela tives. They expect to be gone about a monin, Seaside Girl Visits Mils V.va BlnVa fixncilt le spending the week at the home of Miss Alma r isn of Oardn ny. Miss Blake and Miss Fish returned to Eu gene this week-end from Portland. Correction Made Owine to a tynosranhical error In the story on grade A milk in Sunday's Register-Guard, it was strted there were Sat acres at the Elmer Harlow dairy. The item should have read "dairy farm of 57 acres." Return From Waldport Mr. and Mrs. Milton Perkins and son Vernon and Bobby Baker return ed Sunday from Waldport. Vernon Perkins sustained a broken right arm while at the coast. Sorinafleld Girl Bride- Miss Lucile Mnle of Springfield and Manley Burright of Independence were married Saturday. The groom is a clerk in the Independence post- omce. I SAW A man while smoking a cig arette, as he aat on his porch, throw a lighted match Into the grass In the yard, the grass catching fire and burning over a space five feet square before he saw It. When he saw the fire he began to stamp on It to put it out and his trousers caught fire. 0. R. T. What Did You See? Drain Residents Here D. E. Preston and W. E. Baldwin of Drain were in Eugene Saturday afternoon. Mors, at Franklin County Surveyor P. M. Morse vis ited road projects in the Franklin district this week-end. S. P. Man Her. bridge man at Lakeside, was In Eu gene over ine ween-enu. Road Boss Hare Charles Lee. road supervisor In district 23, Lowell, camo to Eugene Monday on business. Back From Portland Dr. Harry W. Titus was back at his office Monday after a week in Portland. ... .i : Marcola Resident Here F. E. Dorse.v. resident of Mnrcoln, was in Eugene on business Saturday afternoon. Camnbell Church Here- Campbell Church is here from Seat tle where he has been for some time during the summer. California Visit O. L. McElroy and son of Chlco, Cal., were in Eugene on business over the week-end. Junction Cltv Men Here J. J. McGill and A. J. Rust of the Junction City district were in Eugene on business Monday. Go to Coast Mr. and Mrs. Chester M. Lawrence and family spent the week-end in western Lane county. Visits at Portland Van Svarverud. deputy constable, was in Portland over the week-end. Mrs. Beason Visits Here Mrs. Myrtle Beason of Roseburg was a visitor in Eugene over Sunday. Mr. Wynn Here Mrs. J. W. Wynn of the Junction City district was in Eugene Saturday. Her. From Grants Pass George Hilton, Jr., of Grants Pass was a visitor In Eugene Sunday. Horn. From N.wport City Treasurer and Mrs. Fred Wentworth arrived home Sunday from Newport where they attended the Spanish-American war veterans' en campment and remained at their new GET READY NOW FOR FALL Pllntino VmiF hnm .M. .nri In with SUNPROOF PAINT !ieL0,her PROF PRODUCTS, which you can buy now at Luvy PRICES the lowest In 17 years. We are going to keep the University, is do not put " your maintenance work any longer. Good palntera be rushed thla Fall and It will b. harder to get It done. SUNPROOF PAINT QQ "oven the best by Time, nov....Gal. PO9f $2.75 $4.25 WATEItSPAR ENAMEL Q4 OC lnr wood or vetal, in or out, Qt. ?M.OU 8UNGL0 FINISH OAC Enamel like for woodwork Qt. v ' H Green Stampi gfv. you a discount from these low prices. WALL HIDE lho Vitalized Oil Point Gal, Waterspar VARNISH Sluick Drying, not turn white, Gal summer home there for a few days. Their daughter. Mies Audrey Went worth. is remaining in Newport for some time. Home From Camping Trip Mr. and Mrs. Otto Gilstrap and son. Sidney, arrived home Sunday from a mm ping trip of more than three weeks above Oakridge, South Dakotan Here Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Lindblad and family of Wolsey, South lakota. and Mm. Lindblad' k sister. Miss Boots, visited the past week-end at the H. K. Bond home. The visitors were greatly impressed with Oregon's scenery, fruit and forests. Some Hollyhock Ernest C. Howell, 1493 Tenth avenue west, reports having a holly hock in bis yard which is now 17 feet tall and still growing. The Howell home is at the corner of West Tenth and Almaden. Degree of Honor The Decree of Honor lodge will meet Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Lucille Jensen, 62 north Law rence street for a sueial meeting. Family Goes to Metollus Robert C. Merrill of the First Na tional bank staff and family are on a week's vacation and are spending it at Camp Sherman on the Metolius river. Mrs. Carter Here Mis. W. W. Carter of the Goldson district was in the c:ty Saturday aft ernoon and wns a business ajrr at the offiee of Cminly Agent Fletcher. In Records BUILDING PTRMITS American Railway Es press, reroof express building on Fourth avenue east, flO(H). Mr. Shaw, resliingle residence at IC'iS Lawrence, $00. H. P. .lesson, reshingle part of residence at 354 Fourth avenue west, $. LICENSES Wilfred F. MKay and Dora Joy Funk, both of Black Butte. BORN R INK HART At the Pacific Chris tian hospital, Monday, Aug. 1. lfKt'2 to Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Rinehart of Creswell, a ion. DOWNING At the Pacific Christian hospital. Monday, Aug. 1, 1082, to Rev. and Mrs. Karl Downing, a danchter. Obituaries I nice Herrlck Stone Inice Herrick Stone died at her home, 1C71 Sylvan drive. Sunday morning at the age of 50 years, fol lowing an illness of nine months duration. She was the wife of G. W. Stone. Mrs. Stone was born at Waterloo, la., April 10, 1S73, one of four dau ghters o Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Her rick. She was married there to Mr. Stone Nov. 24. 1S07. Later she lived in Albion, Mich., for n number of years, coming to Kusene in 1010 where she resided until the tirao of her death at 1071 Sylvan drive in Kinkaid park. The deceased is survived by her widower. Georce W. Stone, two dau ghter. Miss F.tbet L. and Miss La verue and two sisters, Mrs, Frank K. Hewitt of Caaby, Minn., and Mrs. K. J. Klev. ter of Ike Park, la. Poole-Gray-Bartholomew chapel is in charge of funeral arrangements. Funeral services will bo held Tues day morning at 10:30-o'clock at the Poole-Gray-Bartholomew chapel with Rev. H. 11. White officiating Inter ment will be at Rest Haven cemetery. Selgle Green Seigle Green, till Eleventh avenue west, died Sunday at Salem, at the age of 70 years. He was born Mav Oth. lSfi2. in Illinois, and is sur vived by his widow, Alice Green, one daughter Mrs. G month Wnnberlich of Austin. Minn., a foster daughter, Mrs. E. Tl. Furrer, of Kugene, three grandchildren, and one sister, Mrs. Ada Willard, of La Crosse. Wis. Mr. Green had been a resident of Eucenn for 13 years. Funeral services will be held Tues day at 2 p. m. with Branstetter-Si-mon chapel In charge. Father I.eip ris will conduct the services and in terment will be in Rest Haven Memorial Tark. A. J. Kaiser A. J. Kaiser died at his home in Junction City. Saturday evening at 0 o'clock. Funeral will he held from Milter's funeral home, Tuesday aft ernoon at 2 o'clock. The Christian Science church will have chnrge of the services, with interment in the T. O. O. F. cemetery. The Oddfel lows lodge In charge of graveside services. GEO. X. McLEAN INSURANCE. SPRINGFIELD NEWS ITEMS SPRINGFIELD, Aug. 1. (Special) Mrs. N. W. Emery will be hostess to the ladies of the Methodist foreign missionary society at her home Tues day afternoon for the group's month ly mecfing. OFFICIAL BOARD SPRINGFIELD, Aug. 1. (Special The official board of the Methodist church will meet nt the church Tues day evening at 8 o'clock. ARETANIA GUILD SPRINGFIELD. Aug. 1. (Special . The Arctania guild will meet at the home of Mrs. Norton IVngra Tues day evening t 7:45, with Joan Hill na hostess. This will he a study mccting, MISSION SOCIETY f SPRINGFIELD. Aug. 1. (, Special) The missionary society of the Chris tian church is to meet with Mrs. Mar ion H. Adams, 1215 Main street, Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Ella Lombard will be the leader. SPRINGFIELD. Aug. 1. (Special) Between 30 and 40 attended the pic nic held Sunday by the Bible study class of the Christian church at Riv erside park. The group went out after church. Mrs, Edith Laxton and Mrs. Marion R. Adams were iu charge. SCHOOL BOARD SPRINGFIELD. Aug. 1. (SpeelaD Monthly meeting of the school board, scheduled for Monday evening, htis been postponed until Wednesday. according to Chairman Floyd B. Flan pry. The meeting will be held at 8 p. m. at the ofticv of Dr. W. H. Pollard. PICNIC TUESDAY SPRINGFIELD. Aug. 1. (Special) All those going on the picnic being given Tuesday evening by the Young Married People's class of the Chris tian church will meet at the church nt 5 p. m. and will ride to the picnic nite in a hayrack. Hubert Sias, toucher of the class, is in charge. PERSONAL ITEMS SPRINGFIELD. Aug. 1. (Special) Mr. ami Mm. F. B. Hamlin spent the week-end in Portland visiting rel atives. Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Murphy, Miss Clara .Tones. Mr. and Mrs. 1. h. Mur phy of Eugene, Dr. and Mrs. W. C. Rehhan nnd daughters, Joy and Hobby, and Mrs. Ernest Miller went to West fir Sundny to spend the day. Mr. and Mrs. A. U. Kreuger re turned Sunday evening from Newport, where they spent the past few days. Mr. and Mrs. George Crnpsey of Ashland arrived Saturdav afternoon to spend a few days visiting Mrs. Rosa Montgomery. Lucille Itichmoml spent the week end hero visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Richmond. She returned to her home in Portland Sundny even ing. Mr. and Mrs. PI. C. Stuart went to Junction City Sunday. Mrs. Stuart's uncle, A. J. Kizer, died in that city Saturday evening. nun irnT in ninurn DUdjluI ID LUVt 1Y "Love- wa. t. subjedt t tH lesson-sermon In tha First Ohnrch of Christ, Scientist. Sunday, July SI. Th. Golden Teit wai. "W. hav. known and believed th. lov. that God hath to us. God la love; and he that dwelleth In love dwelleth In God. and God In him" (I Jno. 4:16). Among the citations whloh torn prised the lesson-sermon was the fol lowing from the Bible: "If ys fnlfil the royal law according to the scrip ture, thou shalt love thy neighbor as thyself, ye do well" (James 2:8). The lesson-sermon also Included tht following passages from the Chris tian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," by Mary Baker Eddy: 'It should be thoroughly understood that all men have one Mind, one God and Father, one Life, Truth, and Love. Mankind will become perfect In proportion as this fact becomes apparent, war will con so and the true brotherhood of man will be established" . . 'and blessed is that man who teeth his brother's need and supplieth it, seek ing his own in another's good" (pp. 407, 5 IS). .. Th. S. E. Stevens for piano tuning. m ,. ........ ,.....v............r , v t - ;:?::;:;:;:::;;;:;; ADD fiT SU? l..a.PSMSWMSSWWMSt-ySS . VvrSa&S I W ' . 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