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THE REGISTER-GUARD. EUGENE,, OREGON Page Three. gfy news notes - in charge of the real estate department. rs DOING J5$ to locals fcn..errfs to local F Monday . Weekly luncneon .JTbJSS club, OS- ritv council P- u.ll Zciy''ater board f- J City school i&a. a haU' f !, county home F , ".sent, will March 15, will be in March 15, to community women on . .. .i... " Women plan- K' T '.,ked to bring Vent.jnd samples fee. will be held hall. LarftiiU Planned rJTS a series of four m." will he held iw-j";.r, hi.h school L ji was annuunLci u-. F1, .... rie T.iitr rnnntv Mis nu" r- mtrtion asent. Mrs. I Horse, extension specialist Est education, will speak on j invited to attend. L. innflniiced tje regular meeting of the 1 luwanis iiuu, J the Osburn hotel, R. B. L manager of the Eugene Id the Pacific Telephone lltfjrapil company, win snuw aai teiepnone mm:,, mt i the City" and "Hello t the World." The club's mnr dinner and ladies' mst is set for March 28 at iMIitk Dinner atn Temple of Pytman i will hold a six-thirty pot- lesner before the business l Tuesday evening at the fltfryuuas nau. ine corn It charge Is Mrs. V. L. His. 0. H. Jones, Mrs. J. e' n, Mrs. Mary Monroe, I Ethel Thompson, to Court j U. Witcraft. arrested a (oji ago at Horton on a charge Involving a young jl (pared in the justice court ctv and demanded an exam it It will be held some time i nek. Applications Fending !t report of Peter M. Sul l Bounty relief administrator In county, the figures on rober of old age assistance omus pending were omit tte number at the Dresent S2S. fenausl meeting of the Mul- uaiery associaUon will be Itarday. March 19. at 1:30 IB the countv rnnrt twm lasted in the cemetery are m attend the meeting. Pined I2.SH Robert Bullard was fined the Eugene justice court fray for driving a car with Re lights. I Postponed ing of the Jolly Eight , which was to have been held with Mrs. Preston Hart Tuesday, March 15, has been post poned until March 29. Visits Relatives J. E. Krenik, of Lee Center, Minnesota, recently arrived for a three weeks' visit with his moth er, Mrs. Anna Krenik, and his brothers in Santa Clara. To Broadcast Monday Branstetter-Simon chapel will present its Monday evening pro gram over KORE at 7:15, with Murnard England, baritone, ac companied by Dorothy Lewis. Eagles to Nominate Nominations for a vice-president will be held by the Eagles lodge at the meeting March 15. Election will be held March 29. Grange Worker Here F. D. Petzold, prominent grange worker and advocate of people's power districts, was in Eugene from his home on Crow stage route Saturday. Road Worker Here - Fred Smigley, one of the county road foremen, was in Eugene from Crow Saturday, conferring with the county court. Visiting at Faust Home J. A. Payton of Seattle is a guest of Dr. and Mrs. R. C. Faust tor a few days. Mr. Payton and Dr. Faust are old schoolmates. Townsend Program Today Townsend club No. 16 is spon soring a meeting at Townsend headquarters Sunday afternoon at 2:30. There will be a program of music and speaking. Visits In Ashland Walter Hawley of Eugene visit ed with his sister, Dr. Maude Hawley, in Ashland a day or so during the past week. Jewells at Corvallis Dean and Mrs. J. R. Jewell were at Corvallis Thursday visit ing with friends. Dean Jewell at tended a conference on the college campus. At Klamath Falls Mr. and Mrs. Eldred F. Price of Eugene are spending several days at Klamath Falls on business. Townsend Club Meets Townsend club No. 15 will meet Tuesday, March 15, at 7:30 p. m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Rose at the West Eighth Street apartments. George Sweet Here George Sweet of the Cottage Grove district was among the out of town visitors in Eugene Saturday. Hynson Smyth Here Hynson Smyth of the Junction City district was among the large number of farmers in Eugene Saturday. Returns to Gold Beach Reuben Young, publisher of the Gold Beach Recorder, after a few days' visit in Eugene, returned home Saturday. Joe Fowler In City Joe Fowler of the Walton sec tion transacted business in Eu gene Saturday. In Chilton Company Robert (Bob) Potter is now with the C. A. Chilton company Visit at Rosrburg Mr. and Mrs. Lew Powers were in Roseburg over the week-end on a combined business and plea sure trip. Dorena Resident Here S. O. Van Schoiack, resident of the Dorena district, transacted business in Eugene Saturday. School Principal Here Frank Hoover, principal of the Crow high school, was a visitor in Eugene Saturday. Here from Grove Mrs. Susie Garoutte of the Cot tage Grove district was a Eugene visitor Saturday. To Entertain Club Mrs. Earl Robertson will enter tain the Keto club Wednesday at 2:30 p. m. A. A. U. W. Group to Meet The non-fiction group of the A. A. U. W. will meet Monday at 2 p. m. with Mrs. Adam Wilhelm. K. P. to Meet Knights of Pythias will hold a business meeting Monday at 7:30 p. m. W. B. A. to Meet The Women's Benefit associa tion will meet Monday at 8 o'clock in Moose hall. In Records BOUNTY Bounty collected by Frank Crabtree of Springfield R. F. D. 2 on three bobcats; Howard Mont gomery c? Leaburg on two bob cats; R. E. Steele of Springfield R. F. D. 2 on two bobcats. DIVORCE DECREE Mae E. Washburne granted di vorce from W. C. Washburne and given her former name Mae E. Dunn. MARRIAGE LICENSES Oscar D. Yates and Constance Lee Jackson, both of Eugene. Reuben R. Thomas and Dolores Casteel, both of Springfield. NOTARY PUBLIC Notarial commission of T. Miller of Eugene filed in of county clerk. Mary office BORN CHRISTIAN At Sacred Heart general hospital, Saturday, March 12, to Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Christian, Oakridge, a son. TULLOCK At the Sacred Heart general hospital, Saturday March 12, to Mr. and Mrs. U. A. Tul lock, Crow Stage route, a son. Obituaries W. R. Moore DRAIN, March 12. (Special) Word was received here of the death of W. R. Moore at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Claire Haw kins in Tacoma, Wash., Feb. 24 He was married to Adela Ellen burg of Drain in 1885, and lived here until 1908. Interment was in Glenwood cemetery in Lincoln county beside his wife, who died in 1934. Mrs. Elizabeth Coffman Mrs. Elizabeth Coffman, a for mer Eugene resident, died in San Francisco March 1 while visiting her daughter, Mrs. C. Lloyd Smith. Mrs. Coffman was born Febru ary 15, 1856, at Belfont, Ark. In Expansion Plans 1874 sne was married to David C D .1 - II - Coffman and in 1891 the couple : DrOduWdy IflC. flQi moved tn Fllppnp latr 0Yiin0 tn I ' surprise Valley where they re mained for many years Mrs. Coff man operated hotels at Surprise Valley and later the couple moved to Lakeview. Mr. Coffman died in Sacramento, Cal., in 1919. Survinig are four daughters, Mrs. Lloyd Ogle of Lakeview, Mrs. C. Lloyd Smith of San Francisco, Mrs. R. A. Bolt of Hillsboro and Mrs. L. A. Wheeler of Cedarvtlle: and two sons. M. G. Coffman of Beiber. Cal., and C. H. Coffman of Eugene. The latter is with the Eu gene Fruit Growers' association. Mrs. John Alvis HARRISBURG. March 12. (Special) Mrs. John Alvis, for merly known as Theodocia Cart- wright, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Cartwright, was brought here from Portland Friday afternoon for burial. Besides her parents and her husband she is survived by four brothers, Leonard, Emmett and Delbert Cartwright of Harris- burg, Walter Cartwright of Port land and a sister, Mrs. Bertha Las tey of Los Angeles. Verne Albert Needles The body of Verne Albert Need les, who drowned near Florence when he and his companion in a fishing boat were giving aid to a coast guard boat, was found Thursday by John A. Tanner about a mile south of the jetty at Flor ence. Mr. Needles Is survived by his widow. Myrtle; three brothers, Roy and Merlin of Newport and Bill of Portland; and one sister, Mrs. Ella Case of Newport. He had lived in Newport since 1930 and was a member of the Pacific Coast Fisherman's union. The Frank Payden funeral chapel of Newport is in charge of arrangements. Moose Women to Hold Card Party . The benefit card party of Wom en of Moose will be held Tuesday In Moose hall at 8 p. m. Auction and contract bridge and pinochle will be played. Club no. 13, Wom en of Moose, will meet Monday at the Moose hall. The next lodge meeting will be held Friday, March 25, at 8 p. m. A pie social will be held after the business meeting. S. D. D. G. M. TO VISIT SPRINGFIELD, March 12 (Special) Curtis Hansen of Cot tage Grove, special district deputy grand master or the I.O.O.F. for district No. 7, will make an of ficial visit to Springfield Odd Fellows lodge Wednesday evening, March 16, according to announcement. Printers Shelton-Turnbull-Fuller Company Phona 1M4 44 Wtit 10th m EVERY FEATURE HERE FOR SWIFT, SMOOTH. SAFE PERFORMANCE FROM A BIG, POWERFUL ENGINE TO KNEE' ACT! ON WHEELS, UNSTEEL FISHER BODY AND DE PENDABLE SUPER-HYDRAULIC BRAKES" Broadway, Inc., which recently took over the adjoining Spaugh store, is preparing for a big ex pansion of its facilities, and Roy Morse, head of the concern Satur day gave the following outline of his plans: - The 200 square feet of the Spaugh store will be devoted en tirely to the ready-to-wear de partment. The space now occu pied by this department in the old location will be used for featuring an up-to-date drapery and blank et department. Lingerie, foundation garments, jewelry, and umbrellas will be arranged where the piece goods section is at the present time. These in turn will be moved to the east side of the store. The added space on the balcony made possible by moving of the blank ets downstairs will give the yarn department and its daily knitting classes much more room, which is needed badly. A large archway, 12 feet In width will connect the two build ings near the front. It is the pur pose of the management of The Broadway, Inc., to make this store as modern and as up to date as possible In order to serve their clientele more conveniently and better. It is understood that these changes will take place shortly. Townsend News (From Official Townsend Headquarters) Club No. 17 will be in charge of the Sunday afternoon meeting at 2:30 at Lane County Townsend headquarters. Speaker and entertainment. The Townsend broadcast Is giv en each Monday at 8:30 p. m., over KFRC. Headquarters 92 11th Ave. ,Vest are open daily from 10 a. m. to 5 p. m. Saturday evening a business meeting is held, at 7:30 followed by an Old Time dance in the recreational rooms. Refreshments are served. Club No. 1 meets Tuesday March 15th at Silver Spray at 24th Ave., West at 7:30 p. m. Club No. 2 meets Monday March 14th at 7:30 p. m. at Townsend headquarters. Club No. 5 meets the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month. Club No. 6 meets Friday March 18th at the Pierce home, 671 E. 16th at 8 p.' m. Club No. 13 will meet Friday March 18th at the Lane County Townsend headquarters. Club No. 16 meets Tuesday March 29th at the Olney home, 1490 Moss St. Club No. 17 meets Wednesday March 16th at Townsend head quarters. There will be entertain ment and refreshments. Ladies are asked to bring sandwiches or cookies. Cottage Grove club will meet Sunday, March 20th at 2:30 p. m. at the Townsend Hall on Main street. Glenwood club meets Tuesday, March 15th at the Glenwood School house. Franklyn club meets the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month Next meeting will be Tuesday March 22nd. Springfield club meets the 1st and 3rd Friday In Taylor Hall. Junction City club meets the 1st and 3rd Tuesday at Townsend hall. Harrisburg club No. 1 meets 1st and 3rd Monday at City Hall. Coburg club meets the 1st and 3rd Monday In the Recreational Hall. Oakridge club meets the 2nd and 4th Wednesday in the City Hall. Alvadore club meets the 1st and 3rd Tuesday in the Hall. Next meeting will be Monday, March 15th. Poison Dealers In County Named Poisoned barley has been dis tributed by O. S. Fletcher, coun ty agricultural agent, in many parts of the county for the annual spring campaign against the gray digger squirrels and places where the grain may be obtained have been designated. The rest of the county will be covered during the coming week. Announcement the additional places where the poison is available will be an nounced. The places where it can now be obtained are as follows: Eugene County agent's office. Lane County Farmers Union, H. F. Brogdon, Standard Feed com pany, Oregon Seed and Feed com pany, Elliott Implement and Seed LET Dorothy Duree at Hadley's remodel your last year's hat. company, and Lane County Feed and Seed company. Springfield Adams Feed and Seed store. Junction City Hans C. Ras mussen, Willamette Valley Seed company, and Farmers Ware house, Inc. Creswell Creswell Farmers' Exchange. Cottage Grove Farmers Union, C. A. Beidler. Lorane B. C. Addison. Lowell Downing's store, Shultz general store. Jasper Fred Bauer. Fall Creek R. C. Brewer. Dexter Williams' general store, ALLIS CHALMERS opening day and tractor school. Sat., March 1910:00 A. M. See Display ad on page 13 STATE TRACTOR & SLATE TRACTOR 3c 5th & Willamette SPECIAL OFFER If you can't atlsnd thli sal, Imvi mony. . , . Your ring wilt b hld nstds. Mail Ordra Se Extra WriMta OuaiaDtt Only 3 Hours 2 P. M. to 5 P. M. 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