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OREGON NEWS NOTES OF GENERAM MTEREST of the birthday anniversary of their daughter Harriett. The evening was speut in cards and music. Daiuty re freshments were served by Mrs. Queen, assisted by Harriett Queen and Ethel Moody. Those present were: Hurdell Fisher, Ethel Moody, l.yudale Odder, lues Tucker, Mildred Hopper, Hertha Neat, Iv y I'orter, Nora Lebow, Ruby Keene, Agues Redford, Harriett Queeu, Mrs. Wm. Horn, Violet, Merle aud l.oyd Horn, My Ion Haight, Howard Keene, Ernest Redford, Otto Nichols, Harold Gibler,. l.uureure Montieth, tlleu Smith, William Dorter, Wm. Horn aud Mr. and Mrs. Queen. I f you know of a society item and do not inform the newspaper, it is your own fault if it is not printed A movement ha* been started by the Rebekahs for the Organisation of an old-fashioned debating club among the members o f the Encampment and sub ordinate lodges and the Rebekahs, meet ings to be held at least once a month during the winter. The first meeting will be held Friday evening. December 15, after the close of Rebeknh lodge. ♦ ♦ ♦ The Eastern Star entertained Friday night in honor o f twenty guest* from Drain and Creawell. The floral degree The Good Neighbors dub were enter was exemplified in a manner to indi taiued with a quilting bee at the home cate many hours of patient training. A of Mrs. Scott Thursday. Members pres delicious two-course banquet was ent were Mrs. Moody. Mrs. McKinney, served, the tables being daintily laid, Mrs. Vaughn. Mrs. Burgess and Miss for seventy five people. The guests re Ethel Moody. Mrs. Hamden and Mrs. mained at the hall until the departure Freeman were guests of the dub. of their trains. ♦ # Miss Marjorie Vaughn eutertained Mrs. Tompkins, Mrs. Joe Dnmewood, Miss Cora Taplin, Clifton Hopper and Mrs. Charles VaaDenburg and Mrs. A. Charlie Sharou with a card party Friday Elledge were hostesses at the Kensing evening. The occasion was iu honor of ton club which met at the I. O. O. F. Mr. Hopper's birthday anniversary. A hall Friday. Fancy work was the di four-course luticheou was served. version o f the afternoon and dainty re ♦ ♦ freshments were served. Silk Creek Society. ♦ ♦ Nov. 2$.— In honor of Jack Gibler- The' Christian Endeavor o f the Christian church gave a social party in sleeve's twenty first birthday a goodly the church parlors Tuesday eveuing. uumber o f bis friends spent Tuesday M&nv young people of the city were in evening, November 21, at the J. F. attendance. Games were played and re Gildcrsleeve home. There was a literary freshments of pie and coffee were program, each number being well ehoa served. ! en and skilfully rendered. Eight re- <$> •$> -$> freshments were served, after which the A number of the Rebekahs surprised company spent an hour in social chat the Odd Fellows lodge Saturday eve and a few games, and dispersing at 11 ning by coming in just after the close o ’clock, o f lodge. The women served refresh- , -------- ments and a very pleasant evening was The Christian Help band met Tues- passed. day at the B. W. Garner home to finish ^ <§> & a worsted quilt. The dance to have been given Friday -------- night by the Semi weekly Private Dan- , The Silk Creek aid met Wednesday ing club has been postponed to Thurs- j at the Methodist church to begin a uew day evening of next week. quilt. ♦ ♦ * j ♦ ♦ ♦ Local society has indulged in fewer Dorena Society, formal functions this week owing to the The members of the freshman class greater number of informal affairs in- . entertained the seniors, juniors and cident to the Thanksgiving season. sophomores in the high school building ♦ ♦ ♦ Thursday night with a masked party. The Emanon club will entertain the The first part of the evening was spent Constellation club Wednesday, Decern- in identifying each other and the lat her 6, at the home o f Mrs. Ida Veatcb. ter part was spent in playing games. ♦ ♦ ♦ Miss Thelma Barnhart received the Mrs. O. L. Nichols entertained the M. i prize for the best costume and Lloyd P. G. club very pleasantly Tuesday. ! Brown received the prize for the most A fter a busy afternoon, refreshments comical costume. Itainty refreshments of baked beans, ehicken salad, bread were served at 10 o ’clock. and butter sandwiches, mince pie and ----------------------- eoffee were served. A good newspaper is a good booster ♦ ♦ ♦ I for any good community. I f the eom- Mrs. George O. Knowles will entier munity is good enough fo r you and your tain the officers of the chapter Satur local paper is good enough for the com day afternoon. munity, send sample copies to your ♦ # ♦ good friends once in a while. You will Saginaw Society. be doing good, the paper may do some Nov. 28.— Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Queen good, aud then w e ’ll all be good fe l gave a party Friday evening in honor Iowa. dec22tf j ! ___ ___ Home : cTViade : Flour FO R H O M E P E O P L E , Pride of Oregon, Soft Wheat Flour H. & H. Hard Wheat Flour Made by Cottage Grove Milling Company Phone 80 * Important Occurrence* of Past Week Briefly Compiled for Cur Readera. Tha Southern Pacific car shortage was S 1ST oa Saturday. You Arc Invited To The Fair S a t u r d a y , D e c .__2 Bring the children as w e will give each child a sack of candy if accompanied by it’s parents or some grown up. Paudletou will again have a munici pal I’brtatiuaa traa celebration this year. Shlpmanta of goats to ths aastaru sections of ths United States havs begun agalu lu Polk county. Tha turkey ralaera of Dougina coun ty hava revelt ad approximately MO.- 000 for their product this year. Clerks aud unskilled workman am- ployed by tha O.-W. K. A N. company arc due for an lucreaaa tu wages. January 4. & aud 0 ara tha datss set for the meeting of the annual Ora gun Irrigation congress, to convsue at Portland The car shortage ts not only limit ing the output of the lumbar mills of Oregon, but la delaying tha arsotton of uew mills. Marlou county will hold Ita third annual corn show at Salem, beglnnlug Monday. December 11. and continuing until Saturday. December lti Electrification of tha Southern Pa clflc tins between Whiteaon and Cor vallis will be complete and cars will ba In operation about March It. Lane county, with a population of St.noo. is without a prisoner In the county Jail or a Jailer This ooudltlon baa prevailed since October 30. Charles A Murphy, chief engineer of the hospital for tha lusane at Pen dleton. was chosen as warden of the Oregon prison by the state board of onntrol. The food aud dairy coda, paaaad by tha last legislature, has been a suc cess. according to tha biennial report of Dairy and Kood Commissioner Mickle. With some of the finest livestock In the United States on exbtbltlou the Pacific International Livestock axbl bltlou will open at Portland Monday. December 4 Members of tha Rogue River Etab Protective association have voted un anlmoualy for an uncoudlttonal stand for tha closing of Rogue river to com uerclal fishing Oregon railroads are planning au T H E BIG C H R I S T M A S STORE Increase to tha demurrage charges ex acted of shippers who keep equipment out of uae beyond the 48 hour "free time" allowance The cornerstone of the new federal left over of “ those'' pears (fresh or meeting each Wednesday at 7:Jd p building, which ta uuder construction fanned) make* rice blunrinange. The buildiug is open fur the use of ths at Roaeburg, was laid Monday after circulât mg library each Wednesday noon uuder the auaplcea of the Mason lu hot weather fresh meat can be kept from 1:30 to 4:30 p. m. All are cordial lo lodges of that city. very oieely for one or two week* by ly invited to the arrvicea, aa well as to Potato Subtil, German Style— Have simply immersing it in sour buttermilk ■nuke use of the Uteruture. Everything from chickens to guinea plga will be on exhibit In Portland at potatoes freshly eooketl und peeled and placing it in a cool cellar. It is the eighth annual show of tba Dragon while hot, sliced hnlf uu ineh thick; odd unnecessary to remove either the bone Frac Methodist Church Rev F. \t Poultry A Pat Stock association. Da to it a very finely sliced onion, a little or fat. Rinse well before using. I f j Oliver, pastor. Hnbbutli school at 10 a chopped parsley and some freshly fried | in. Preaching II a. in. and 7:-to p ni camber 4 to 9. Inclusive bacon cut in dire, not forgetting to add tlurd UIlll tuugbi „ Prayer meeting Wednesdays at 7;.'I0 p There will be 24 republicans, five also the fat from it little suit, pep- dish holding enough buttermilk to eov- in. All are welrunm. democrats and one Independent In the per, and the juice of a u lemon or a little When used it will lie found fresh Rev. H II. Alberts, o f Hcatlle, will senate, and 86 republicans, four demo vinegar. Serve in heart of lettuce leaves er. and tender. preach Holiday in the interests o f the crats and one Independent to tha low with cold assorted meats. Seattle Pacific college. er branch of the legislature this win • • • Cereal* are improved by long cook ter. Therefore out meal, hominy, and French pancakes— Sift together one ing. Catholic Church— Fut her Corby, pa* The Oregon State Teachers' asso pint of flour, two level teaspoonfuls o f other rereals that ure left over ran lie tor. Mass nnd Sunday school at 8 a ciation will convene In Portland De baking powder, a suit spoonful of suit, added next day to the fresh rooked iu. on first and third Sundays o f every cember 27 for a three days’ aeaalon, and one tablespoon fill of sugar. Bent cereal. Left over cereal may be mould month. Sunday school at 10:30 a. in at which several hundred teacher« two eggs until light and mix them in <•<1 cold with fruit, or it may lie used on second und fourth Sundays. from all parts of Oregon will ba In the flour with sufficient cold milk to in mnking pancakes, muffins und pud muke a thin hatter. Add the liquid dings, nnd also to make gruels for in attendance. The price of forage In national for slowly and beat to avoid lumps. When valids. The cupful o f rcrcnl that is left smooth flnvor with half a teaspoonful over may also lie used for a cream soup •ats la to be ralaed gradually from o f lemon juice, nnd atir in one table- with either half stock and hnlf milk, the present price, about on# third of and spoonful of melted butter. Bake in n or all stock, or it may lie beaten up with the market value of auch forage, to buttered frying pan, filling the bottom an egg, milk and sweeting added, linked two-thirds of tha fee charged by prl of the pan, which should lie small, anil in individual cups and served with vate owners. turn, browning both sides. Spread with «renin or some fruit juice for dessert. j State Engineer Lewla has granted butter h « soon ns linked, then with jelly, q t f l l VCA/ permission to the Blue Mountain roll up nnd sprinkle with powdered vüi / Ditch company, of Mount Vernon, to sugar. AMONO THE CHURCHES | appropriate the waters of the John Day rlvar for the Irrigation of 1200 I { acres of land. | Every religious organization is in FADS AND FANCIES A plan whereby high school stu vitad to usa this column for announce dents will be trained In social duties ment o f ita services und othar news. and responsibilities baa bean proposed Lumps can be avoided in cornstarch Lontributora ure requested to omit ex by J. A. Churchill, state superintend puddings by miiing in the sugnr before bortations und other editorial mutter, ent of public Instruction, In a bulletin und to muke tha announcement o f ser the cornstarch is added to the milk. Issued on the subject. vice* us concise as possible. Social functions, etc., and news outside of the “Not guilty" was tha verdict in the i Dry m j j « m u stale m u i r corn « . w i n bread i i i n i u nnd h i h i make im tg r your ! case of John Allen, charged with the it into a pudding; brown bread, if put T * 1* ""•/ »•« elabora! murder of Lewla Butts, at tha Allan through the ehopper and served with f«l upon.) • • • home near Hereford. August 16. The sugar and cream, will be welcomed at Methodist Church Kev. Jo*. Knott«, yerdlct was returned In the Baker breakfast occasionally. pnfttor. Morning •iil»jcrt M Returning county court at Baker. • • • I httnliM. ' 9 Kvoning Hornion ‘ M'lmat, 1 Tw o new postoffices have bean aa- I f you candy lemon and orange rinds Known timl I ’ nknown.” i rablished In Oregon, one at Happy you will fiml them better for mince * * • Harney county, with Mlaa Matilda Mc- meat nnd fruit cake than what you buy. TIIK O N I. Y IN V m i l ll . l t IIIKOCAI. v . . . .. - £ , Prenbjterian Church I). A. WirLeod B ib |() , )(j Crudden as postmaster, and tha other Your peach and apple skins may be p „ t u r . p h o n „ ,;I7K at Lost Valley, W heeler county, with made into good jelly nnd watermelon a . Morning worship at II a. ... Jut. do away with the Inconvenience rinds may be spired. jb,r Christian Endeavor at 3 p. m. Eve Joseph H. (.'one aa postmaster. of constantly changing your glass The Wasco County Stockmen's a s * * * ning worship at 7:30 p. m. Melted ice ereBm should not be Morning subject, “ The Bread of sociation baa been organised at Tygh es every time you want to read or Evening, “ Spiritual Upbuild Valley. A large number of stockmen thrown away, but incorporated into L ife .” look o ff at tha distance. They cakes, cookies or u cold dessert. For mg. representing all sections of W asco the last a little powdered gelatine may vr.ll give you both near and fnr county attended tha meeting, and be added, varying in quantity, o f eonrae, Christian Church prayer meeting much Interest was shown In forming with the result desired. When using it sight in a single pair of glnsses. Thursday, 7:30 p. m.; bible school, 0:45 this county association. in cake leave out the milk railed for No seams or Hues. m.; preaching service, II a. m. nnd Bills to provide for compelling auto and lessen the quantity o f sugar and 7:30 p.m . Morning theme, ” Steadfast mobiles to coma to a full atop upon butter. ness in Christ” ; Acts 2 42. Evening • • • approaching all railroad grads cross theme, ” What Shall I D o t ” ; Luke 3 10. • A • Inga, and to prohibit trespasa upon From tiny bits of fruit one rnn have Baptist Church— K. (J. O. Groat, pas railroad rights of way will be promot delirious desserts If they nre added to ________ Sunday school 10 a. m ed before the coming Oregon legisla well-whipped egg whites and a dash of tor emeritus. Prayer meeting ture aa the result of a conference held lemon juice blended with them and set | Prenuhlng 11 a. m. Optometrist Half a every Thursday at 7:30 p. m. at Portland under the auspices of tha in the oven for a moment. * # • glass of jelly may be converted into a 881 Willamette St., Eugene, Or*. atate public service commission, at dessert by spreading it on crackers. Christian Sciatic* Bervlcee in the which railroad representatives and of Successor to Burgess Optlenl Co. Left-over coffee maks good coffee jelly, chapel at 242 Second street each Sun ficers of automobile* participated. rice water combined with what was day at 11 a. in Regular textimoalal We Want You to Take an Early Look Over our immense Holiday Stock as we want you to buy early this year and get the best selections. Any article you may select by making a small deposit on it will be held for you and you will be sure to get it. Bring the children and have a good time Saturday, Dec. 2 Thousands of Toys Five Hundred Dolls T H E F A IR Erectorsets.Get the one you want early EYE GLASSES SPECTACLES A Good Man and a Good Line Hitched lip The Sharpies Separator Company, W est Chester, Pa., tabes pleasure in announcing the appointment of Sterling Feed Co- as tha exclusive Sharpies dealer in this territory. His store will be headquarters for Sharpies goods, consisting of The N ew Sharpiea S uction-Feed Separator, which skims clean and delivers even cream at widely varying speeds; the capacity of which increases with the speed; tubular bowl with no discs or other complications; supply can only 24 inches high; automatic oiling. The Sharpie* M ilk er with the famous “ upward squeeze." The simplest and most successful mechanical milker, for use in all dairies of 12 cows and o v e r; now used on over 300,000 cows. The Sharpie* Engine, the highest class farm gasoline engine built, having complete double ignition like the high priced automobiles. W e Do Not Sell Direct bMaea* w* want you to gat S h a rp l; S a m e « with Sharplaa goods. Tha local daalar carrias our lina in stock— no wait or dalaya. You can aaa and try any aixa before you buy. Ha knows how to instruct you in using tha Sharplaa goods; you don’t need to experiment and riak damaging anything. Ha carriaa repairs in stock so that if anything happens, you can gat tha " • w ,P“ rt* * e n * day. If you naad time to pay, your local daalar will ba glad to accommodate you. Remember, that your dealer's tasaa help pay lor tha roads, schools and othar improvements you anjoy. Buy all you can and aall all you can in your own locality so that the profit on sach transaction stays in your county. It will make you and your friends richer in proportion. — That's tha Comm unity Spirit. 1 NO SHIFTING OF GLASSES K R ILL O K Sherman W. Moody • -a.
