13,1939.
THE REGISTER-GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON
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work clear
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Charle Whipps, Cottage
U1."J. niife the theit
Khe rom his car while
P - . j t,m Thnrs-
parked w "
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1 and Cal M. Young and
Enaneer P. M- Morse
, tht vicnity o Oakndge
estfii rnaa.v
e of some reads in that lo
ud Dinner Tonight
Townsend brthday dinner
Ke will be leld at the ar
his Friday evening. The
is from 5 to 8 p. m. and a
and a dmce will follow,
neral pubic is invited.
buns Leatfs
Brandon ung ieu inui-
her renin iu
fter a vi'U oi two wn& u,
rilh her parents, Mr. and
al M. Voung, on the farm
f Eugere.
fat Irion
land M'S. uienn o. oauua
leavi Saturday for union,
here Hr. Sands will become
i in lusiness. He has Deen
here the past year as rep-
JANUAEY
CLEARANCE
Odds and Ends
fclejate Furniture Co.
11 & mrameiie
lOSMETC SPECIAL
Wind ard Weather
on 50o
ley s Old Ingush Lavender
ip and btttle of Uld
lish Lawnder 51.00
uykencall Drug Co.
hillamete St. Eugene
resentative of the state depart
ment of agriculture.
Mrs. Lehman Improving
Mrs. P. H. Lehman, manager at
Wilder Apartments, who met with
a painful accident in getting her
hand caught in a wringer, is im
proving steadily.
Installation at Grove
A delegation of Veterans of for
eign Wars will go to Cottage Grove
Friday evening for installation of
officers of the post there.
From Marshfield
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Robinson of
Marshfield are in Eugene for a
week's visit. Mr. Robinson, a drug
gist, is convalescing from a recent
operation.
From Greenleaf
Alfred Steinhauer, a long time
resident of the Greenleaf district
in the Lake creek valley, was a
Eugene visitor Thursday.-
Poindexter at Hospital
Frank Poindexter is reported to
be quite ill at Sacred Heart hospital.
Visits In Roseburg
Miss Bonnie Campbell of Eugene
spent Wednesday in Roseburg, vis
iting friends and attending to business.
Back Snellstrom
The commanders' council of
Lane county has asked the county
court to appoint John R. Snell
strom as a member of the fair
board. Mr. Snellstrom was ap
pointed to the board last year,
filling an unexpired term.
Sandy Jacobs Here
Sandy Jacobs of Trent was in
Eugene on business Friday.
Win Prizes
The Chixland hatchery recently
received word that it has won
first, second, and third places in
the northern Washington poultry
show.
Dies in Idaho
Word has been received in Eu
gene of the death of Lloyd Mc
Masters, a former resident of Low
ell, in Twin Falls. Mrs. Earl Tim
mons and daughter, Hilda, and
Mrs. L. S. Winfrey have gone to
Twin Falls.
Returns to Eugene
Ralph Hunsaker has returned to
his employment with the S. P.
company here after a brief visit
at Roseburg.
Here from Cheshire
George T. Nautz of the Cheshire
district was in Eugene on business
Thursday.
From Thurston
Among the farmers in Eugene
6TH & WILLAMETTE
IVE CUT
UGARONI ... 3 pounds 10c
)FFEE' Red Can Pound 26c
KYDOLcW -19c
i
nut,
U SUP 2 f0r 15c
fSTERSTr 2n,25c
iniRs
VILED MEAT . . . 3 cans 9c
PNEY 5 lb. can 37c
SORTENING Parage 36c
fCON SQUARES . . pound 11c
ACKERS BPoxund 14c
ANUT BUTTER Gainer Lb. 10c
ICON- STAR
OUR V Hard 49 ac
wu Wheat Sack iisC
I'S
FgAPPLE JUICE can01:.. 22c
UNES 3 pounds 14c
JCOA .... 2 pound pkg. 37c
RIDA
APE JUICE 13ct';.. . 5c
)PcRNXnes. 3,b..14c
BITCH
EANSER 2 cans 13c
Thursday was Ray Baugh of Thur
ston.
From Walker
Waller Pentico of the Walk-pr
section transacted business at the
courthouse in Eugene Thursday.
William Pitcher Here
William Pitcher of CulD Creek.
on Row river, was a Eugene busi
ness visitor Thursday.
Robert Mills Here
Robert G. Mills of Cottage Grove
was a Eugene visitor Thursday.
Records
PROBATE COURT
Inventory of property of estate
of John Springs, deceased, filed
by appraisers. O. O. Veatch, O. H.
Pickens and Ira Beidler, apprais
ed at $1993.
TRAFFIC FINES
C. M. Miller, Mrs. Bendshadler,
H. L. Tone, Mrs. R. N. Appling,
John Wood, Bert J. Williams, K.
Alden, overtime parking, $1 each
offense.
JUSTICE COURT
Edward Tuhy cited for having
defective muffler on car.
CIRCUIT COURT
W. G. Brown, doing business as
Ormiston Motor company, against
F. P. and Fontella Mitchell, suit
for $500 damages on account of in
jury to car in collision December
24, 1938.
Judgment given in sum of
$2327.99 and $200 attorney fees in
case of Ludlow Typograph com
pany against Eugene News Pub
lishing company, Eugene Publish
ers, Inc., and Richard B. Hill, re
ceiver of Eugene Publishers, Inc.
town, Mont. She was born Carrie
Jane Smith at Middlebury, In
diana, March 13, 1873, and came
to Montana in 1895. She married
Richard Royston in Butte in 189S.
In 1903, the couple moved from
Pony, Montana, to Fergus county,
making their home on a ranch
near Sipple. Mr. Royston died in
1937. Mrs. Royston is survived by
four sons, Albert of Helena, Mont.,
Howard, Hugh and Keith af Lew
istown. Funeral services were held at
the Creel chapel in Lewistown,
with Rev. W. S. Treweek officiating.
Funerals
BOUNTY
Bounty collected by M. W.
Archibald of Florence on two bob
cats; Fred Losee of Cottage Grove
on one bobcat; E. H. Brauner of
Eugene R. F. D. 5 on one bobcat.
BIRTHS
HORNOR At the Sacred Heart
general hospital, Friday, Janu
ary 13, 1939, to Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford C. Hornor, Sutherlin,
a boy.
Obituary
Mrs. Villa Bell Prairie
Mrs. Villa Bell Prairie, a resi
dent of Eugene since 1917, died
Thursday at the Eugene hospital.
She was born May 1, 1814 as
Villa B. McKay at Ontario, Ore.
At the age of three she came
to Eugene where she graduated
from Eugene high school in 1932,
She was married to William Rus
sell Prairie on January 27, 1934
in Eugene. She was a member
of the Methodist Episcopal church
Besides her husband, she is
survived by a daughter, Sharon
Lee, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H
E. McKay, three sister, Ora, June
and Jean, all of Eugene, three
brothers, Miles, Kenneth and
Dean, also of Eugene, and
grandmother, Mrs. Anna DeFoe,
Toledo.
Funeral services will be held
Monday at 10:30 a. m. from the
Branstetter-Simon chapel.
Martin P. (Pete) Lassen
Martin P. (Pete) Lassen, route
5, Eugene, died Wednesday night
at the Eugene hospital. He was
born on January 4, 1887, in Mich
igan and had been a resident in
and around Eugene for 35 years.
At the time of his death he was
head janitor at the postoffice.
He is survived by his wife,
Marie, two sons, Harley and
Bruce, all of Danebo, his mother,
Mrs. Karen Lassen, Eugene, four
sisters, Mrs. Emanuel Hansen,
Escalon, Cal., Mrs. William Nel
son and Mrs. Anna Hendricksen,
both of Eugene, and Mrs. J. E.
Campbell, Prineville, and a broth
er, N. M. Lassen, Eugene.
He was married to Marie Lythie
on March 25, 1915, at Danebo.
Funeral services will be con
ducted by Branstetter-Simon at
2 o'clock Saturday at the Danebo
Lutheran church. Rev. S. J.
Hansen will officiate. Interment
will be in the Danebo Lutheran
cemetery.
Mrs. Kate M. Croft and
Mrs. .lessie Beanier
SHEDD, Jan. 13. (Special)
Funeral services for Mrs. Kate M.
Croft and Mrs. Jessie Beamer. who
were killed Wednesday when hit
by a train at Albany, will be held
Saturday at 2 p. m. at the United
Presbyterian church at Shedd, of
which both were members. Burial
will be in the Pugh cemetery. Both
women had been residents of
Shedd for many years.
Springfield
Program Emphasized
Importance Of
Traffic Safety
SPRINGFIELD, Jan. 13. (Spe
cial) Students of Springfield high
school were entertained and in
structed Thursday afternoon with
a program emphasizing the im
portance of traffic safety, present
ed by John Kerrick, representa
tive from the department of the
state traffic division.
The students were shown two
films, the first, "Danger of Driving
With Bad Tires" accompanied by
a talk by Eddie Rickenbacker. The
48-hour drive on the salt flats of
Utah by Ab Jenkins, with com
ments on his ideas of traffic safety,
made up the context of the second
film.
Coburg Woman
Honored At
Kozy Korner Party
SPRINGFIELD, Jan. 13. (Spe
cial) Mrs. D. Pierson of Coburg
was honored recently at a shower
given for her by members of the
Kozy Korner Sewing Klub at the
home of Mrs. R. Fullerton.
Those present included Mrs. E.
Davis of Coburg, Mrs. Carson,
Misses Velda and Beatrice Carson,
Miss Doris Myers, Miss Florence
Bell Fish, Miss Dorothy Copen
haver, Mr. D. Franklin, Miss Lulu
Bingham, Miss Frances Barnes,
Misses Erma and Eunice Elliott.
the guest of honor. Mrs. Pierson.
and the hostess, Mrs. Fullerton.
The next meeting of the group
will be at the home of Miss Flor
ence Bell Fish, Feb. 8.
BAND PROGRAM
SPRINGFIELD. Jan. 13. (Spe
cial) The second concert of the
Springfield band will be presented
Jan. "7 in the high school auditor
ium. Several band members will
direct various parts of the pro
gram. New members will be in
itialed at this time.
CIVIC C LI B
SPRINGFIELD, Jan. 13. (Spe
cial) Several members of the
Springfield civic club attended a
meeting of the Lane county Fed
eration of Women's Clubs, held at
Pleasant Hill Friday. The A. B. C.
study club of Pleasant Hill were
hostesses to visitors of the meeting.
TO SALEM
SPRINGFIELD, Jan. 13. (Spe
cial) H. E. Maxey, editor of the
Springfield News, was a business !
visitor in the offices of the stale j
school superintendent in Salem :
Friday. ,
Western Pine Orders
Show Slight Decrease
PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 13 U.R)
Western pine lumber orders
showed a 3 per cent decrease for
the new year's holiday week, the
Western Pine association report
ed today.
Shipments also dropped, but
production registered a slight in
crease. The week's figures: orders, 43,
024,000 feet: shipments, 52.996,
000 feet; lumber cut, 32,299,000
feet.
For the first week in 1938 or
ders totaled 48.271,000 feel, or
11 per cent higher than last
week's total; shipments were
45.950,000 feet and production
was only 15,710.000 fect, for the
same number of mills.
YOU can whip our cream, but
you can't beat our milk. Echo
Hollow Dairy. Ph. 2935-J2.
My Camera
OFFICERS ELECTED
SPRINGFIELD, Jan. 13. (Spc-!
cial) New officers for the coming j
year were elected recently at a
meeting ot the hprmglield civic
club. Mrs. W. H. Pollard was
chosen president. Other officers
include Mrs. Stanley Baugh, vice
president; Mrs. Elizabeth Page,
secretary, and Mrs. I. A. Valentine,
treasurer.
FROM ASH VALLEY
SPRINGFIELD, Jan. 13. (Spe
cial) Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cline
have just returned from Ash Val
ley where they wired a home light
ing plant for L. B. Judy.
POSTPONE MEETING
SPRINGFIELD, Jan. 13. (Spe
cial) The regular meeting of the
Kensington club, scheduled for
Friday at the home of Mrs. Phil
Bartholomew, has been indefinitely
postponed due to illness of some
of its members.
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FILM SHOP
7th & Willamette
Mrs. Carrie Jane Royston
Mrs. Carrie Jane Royston, for
merly a resident of the Kiver Road
district, died January 1 at the
home of her son, Keith, in Lewis-
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