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MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., SUNDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1925
Morning Register
(Continued from pag l)
Rprln-flld, Mr. B. K. l'ay, left
tonlKht (or Welier, Idaho, whore
ha will upend Ihe Chrlstm and
Now Year's holiday with hi par
ent In that elly. Do wil return
for the opening of the winter term
of tho university.
-.Mr. Mahle Olsen, of rienwtnt
Hill, w hoppln(t today with
Bprlngfleld merchant.
Mr. Helen nicknell and eon
Paul of Martinez, Cal.. will vialt
nt the home of Mr. Grace Rob
ert. They will arrive Monday.
John Olln of Lot Creek pent
the afternoon In town transacting
business.
Two officer were left out of
the newspaper report yesterday of
the election of officers of the
Hprlngtleld Woodmen of the World.
George Ditto wo named clerk of
the local irroup and Chartea Mil
ler was elected banker. No cus
tomary Christinas party was
planned.
Harry Meresdorf. farmer llvlnsr
near sprinRiieia, was in town lor
supplies Saturday.
Mrs. Mary K. Reed has moved
her residence to West Spring-field.
She resided formerly at Ninth and
B streets.
Mr. Taylor Needham of Thura
ton and her daughter. Mrs. Har
vey Hadley of Kuicena. who has
been spending the week with her
while recuperating from an Illness,
were Springfield visitors yestorday.
. Mrs. Myrtle Walker and two
children are expected from Grang
er, Wyo., to visit with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Thomp
son, during the Christmas holi
days, - R. L. Burnett is planning a trip
to Albany Sunday.
The turbine of the Mountain
State Power company plant. will
be put in operation Saturday' fol
lowing repairs, it is announced
Charles Girard of Everett. Wash.,
is expected home for the holiday.
He will visit hi parents. Mr. and
Mr. Carl Girard. Miss Dorothy
Girard. who teaches near Coburg,
will also be home for Christmas
to visit her parents.
No clues have been found to
the theft of a new automobile tire
and rim which was stolen from a
car belonging to J. -C. Parker.
' which was parked in front of his
home on Fifth and C streets.
INSTALLATION IS . HELD
SIRS. MABKI, SMITH MATROX
AT COTTAGE GROVE
(Rtslster Lane County Special)
rnTTinp p.nnvK rw. I
19. A Joint public installation of , 'raternity Mil.
the Eastern Star and the Masonic L. A.C'II' Merton study at
lodge was held Friday evening in!Merr'" ,arm- Two
i--.. . t 1 ,
business session light refreshments
were served by a committee con
sisting of Mrs. K. Mills, Mrs. E.
- Bede. Mrs. E. Hill, Mrs. C. Burk
holder. Mrs. N. Durham. Mrs. G.
Bjorset and Miss Donna Nichols.
The Incoming . Matron. Mrs.
Mabel Smith, was presented with
a beautiful bouquet of flowers. The
. outgoing matron, Mrs. Roy Short.
hand carved tray and the past ma
tron's pin. The lodge rooms were
decorated with red candle and
evergreen.- .
C. E. WILLGIVE PLAY
, MT'SIC WII.Ii BE FEATTRE OF
ENTERTAINMENT
(Register Lane County Special)
COTTAGE GROVE. Ore.. Dec
1 9. The members of the Christian
Endeavor will sponsor the Christ
mas play to be put on at the
church Christmas eve at 8 o'clock.
The committee in charge is com
posed of Mrs. Roy Hands, Mrs.
Claude Sherman and Iula Hull.
A half hour of music, consisting
of chorus and solo work will pre
cede the play. "The Greatest Day
of the Tear." There will be 27
characters and the scene is the
palace of time, with a review by
Father Time, to chose from all the
days of the year the one that is
greatest. The costumes and music
are in keeping with the play.
The play is being airectea oy
i. .u. nnn,M nnin.
will be rendered by Lelie Hull be-
tween the chorus music an the
. play. .
COTTAGE GROVE PERSONALS
tnegiaier tane dpkwh
COTTAGE GROVE, Ore., Dec.
IS. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Patton
' were out-of-town visitors from Culp
creek today.
Miss Helen Breedlove, who has
been attending the state normal at
Monmouth, ad her sister, Mrs. Wm.
Carr ot Gateway, arrived today to
spend the holidays with their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Breed
love. Miss Helen Breedlove met
her sister in Portland.
Robert Meranda arrived Friday
afternoon from Azalea and will re
main here through tho winter.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Meranda, ac
companied by their daughters,
Helen and Genevieve, and niece,
Mrs. Ed Skilling, motored to Eu
gene Saturday and spent the day
with friends.
Mrs. L. E. Liston'was a Eugene
Visitor Friday. She was Joined
there by Mr. Liston'a sister, Mrs.
H. L. Wood of Goshen, and will be
a guest of Mrs. Wood's over the
week-end. -
J. C. and Wm. Franklin, from
Medford, Oklahoma, have leased
the McKlnney farm near Goudy
vllle, from Hall and Long, and will
move here with their families soon,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Coon, accom
panied by Mrs. Coon aunt, Mrs,
. A. E. Hand, will leave early Sun
day morning for a two week's visit
with friends and relatives in JSu
reka. Cal. '
Mr. and Mrs. Lawaon Single of
Sharps creek, were business vis
itors in town Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Proudflt
visited In town Saturday on their
way to spend the holidays with
relatives at wild wood.
- Mrs. D, Nicholson of Oakland
was a shopping visitor in town Sat
urday,
Mrs. Gertdude whilset, accom
panied by Kenneth and Dalton
Ward, motored to Eugene Friday.
School to Have Social
(Resistor Lane County BpeciaO
CRESWELL Ore., Dec. 19. The
Camas Center school will hold a
basket social and Christmas pro
gram Tuesday evening. The gen
eral public is Invited, it is an
nounced. 1 , . ' i
Women Funeral Held
(Register I.ane County Special)
CRESWELL, Ore., Dec. 19.
The funeral of tho late Mrs. Lucy
M. Wooten was held Saturday
morning at 10 o'clock at the Meth
odist church, Beantiful floral trib
utes attested the regard for the de
ceased and her family by friends
Lane County News
and neighbor. A quartet consist
ing of Mrs. V. V. Ogram. Mrs,
Cora Olson, Kd Weber and C. M.
Sedgwick, accompanied by Miss
Florence Rchauh. sang "lleatitlful
Isle of Somewhere" and "Hock of
Aes." Rev. J. 1. Stratford of
ficiated. NlmlnuU Return Home
(Rrllslvr l.aas County H.(clal)
' CHKSWK1.U Ore., lec. It.
Miss Kdna Klnnlker. Miss Nltn Kin
niker and Miss Willoughby Howe
returned Friday from Monmouth
normal for the Christmas holidays.
George and Howard Sedgwick re
turned Friday from O. A. C. for
the Christmas holidays.
GRANGE PLAY IS
STAGE SETTING REALISTIC FOR
I'KOIUCTIO.N
Country Atmonplwro Appears In
First Act of "Hack to lira
Kwm," at Crcswell
(RrsUttr I.ana County Special)
CKKSWEI-U Ore., lc. IS". -The
Grange play, "Hack to the Farm,"
drew a good-sited audience Friday
evening at the W. O. W. hull. The
theme was to demonstrate the value
of education along farming lines
mixed with a bit of romance and
comedy that kept a live interest.
Each member of the cast carried
his part to perfection. The stage
decoration were a feature. The
opening scene making a veritable
farm-yard out of tho stage. Be
tween the first and second acts a
male quartet sang a number. The
receipts were close to $40. The
following was the cost of char
acters: Chas. Merrill, a farmer of the old
school. Mr. Chas. Wetxel.
Merton Merrill, the son, Leonard
Zinniker.
Mrs. Merrill, the thrifty wife,
Mr. Parsons.
Rose Meade, the school ma'am.
Hazel Taylor.
Qus Anderson, the hired man,
Mr. lderhorf.
Reuben Allen, a neighbor, Am
herst Howe.
Mr. Ashley, a lawyer and real
estate agent, John Napper.
Robert Powell, a senior in law.
Clifford Gregor.
.Margerle Langdon, a promising
society debutante. Thelma Howe.
Hulda. the maid, Mrs. Iderhoff.
Act I The Merrill farm, mid-
autumn, 2906: morning.
Act- II The University of Min
nesota. Five years later. At the
the
later.
-aiorninsT.
LODGE NAMES OFFICERS
EASTERN STAR AT CTtESWEIX
. HAS MEETING
(Rtg-lattr Lane County Special)
CRESWELL. Ore., Dec. 18.
The Creswell 8tar chapter No.
of the Eastern Star installed offi
cer Thursday evening as follows:
worthy matron, Mrs. N. E. Steele:
worthy patron. C. H. Sedgwick:
associate matron, Mrs. H. V.
Mathew; secretary, Mrs. C. F.
Moore; treasurer, Mr. B. F. Mar
tin: conductress. Mrs. Will Lower;
associate conductress, Mrs. F. D.
Lacey; chaplain. Mrs. O. E. Ever-
son; mat-shall, Mrs. Clay M. Stone;
organist. Airs. Grace Sedgwick;
Ada, Mrs. Wayne Land: Ruth.
Mrs. R. E. Dersham; Esther, Mrs.
William Holiiston; Martha, Mrs.
F. W. Ogram; Electa, Mrs. J. E.
Noland; warder. Mrs. George
Shaub; sentinel, C. L. Weber.
The Installing officers were Mrs.
Gertrude Clark of Glendale and
Mrs. Olive Parsons of Eugene,
both charter members of the local
chapter, Mrs. Parsons was It first
worthy matron.
A beautiful past matron's pin
was presented to Mrs. R. E. Der
sham, retiring worthy matron on
Denait ot the chapter by Mrs. C.
F. Moore. Other out-of-town
member -who "Were present are:
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. McDanlel and
Mrs. John Cosaman of Eugene.
Mrs. R .E. Parsons of Springfield
and Mrs. Opal Wilkerson of Frcs
,n - Ca'- ?i"c!u refreshments
"2 thJ ",MJ?con,-
E. Noland and Mrs. Dersham.
P.-T. A. Meeting Monday -(Register
Lane County Special)
CRESWELL. Ore., Dec. 1.
The Parent-Teacher meeting will
be held at the school house at
2:30 p. m. Monday. Mothers of
pre-school ago children are urged
to attend. The pupils of the first
and second ' grade, Miss Phettc
place, teacher, will give a Christ
mas program.
FARMERS' JJNION ELECTS
llADLEYVILLE LOCAL HOLDS
INTERESTING MEETING
(Reslater Lane County Special)
HADLEY VILLE, Ore., Dec. 19
Hadleyvllle local of the farmers'
union mot'Thursday for its regular
business session and elected the
following officer: president, Nor
man Hemenway;' vice-president,
George Powell; secretary-treasurer
Mrs. Herbert Smith; conductor, M.
Gillespie; doorkeeper, Jesse Mc
culloch. After election, the officers were
installed by President Scales.
Hadleyvllle local went on record
favoring Mr. Allen as county presi
dent and Mr. Scales as vice-president.
The members are looking far
ward to the good will luncheon at
the Osburn hotel. New Year's day.
' Entertainment Is Given
' "(Register Lane County Special)
PLEASANT HILL, Ore., Dec. 19
The entertainment given at the
church here Friday night was well
attended and over 120 was taken
In at the cafeteria supper, to be
applied to the purchaso of a carpet
for the church. The program was
very Interesting, a fcaturo being
the old-style costumes worn by 12
of the women.
AID FINISHES QUILT
NEXT MEETING ji PLANNED
FOR JANUARY 7
(Reslater Lane County Special)
BLACHLY, Ore., Dec. 16. The
ladles' nld hold its regular meet
ing at the home of Mrs, M, John
son, The quilt which was being
made was finished nnd is now
ready for sale. Those present
were: Mrs. Pontius, Mrs. Walter
Blachly, Mrs. L. Miller, Mrs. J.
Ratcliff, Mrs. Dnnly, Mrs. Dade,
Mrs., Johnson, Mrs, Mabel Rust,
Mrs. E, D. Barrows and Mrs, Coy
tlennlnger. All reported a splen
did time as visiting was the muln
Issue of the afternoon,
The date of Ihe next meeting is
January 7, at tho home of Mr. W.
J. Uenntnger.
1U.ACHLY I'l-'-RNONALS
tHeslater Lsno County Spoctal)
IIUACHLY. Ore.. Duo. IS.
There will be a Christum pro
gram at the church next Sunday,
December SO. Sunday school will
be ul 10 o'clock followed by pro
gram and regular seiimiii.
C. M. CouKdnn. who has been
visiting his brother tor some time.
led Monday morning for Portia
to spend tho holidays with hi;
family.
Ralph Schmltt or Horton Is con
fined to a local hospital with tho
scarlet fever.
Dr. A. N. Orcutt is leaving soon
for l.na Angeles. Cal., to spend
cnristnm with his father.
. .Mr, c. M. lluluut't and sons,
Karl Myers. Ross Taylor and
Marry .Miller were busmen visit
or in Kugene Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. K. O. Post and son
were business visitor in Junction
City w ednesday.
Tho Bluchly Telephone company
held a meeting In Slayters' hall
Monday to vole on a permanent
route for the telephone line. Both
the high pass and the low puss
were considered. Tho high pas
wn:cn is the present route, cur
ried by one vole. George Syphers
ami r. t. liau-lily are repairing
tne fine.
Aver.ll Rust, who ha been
working with the state highway
department at Austin. Oregon,
came home Wednesday evening
Work had closed down on account
of snow, but will be resumed after
Now lenrs.
Lelnnd Dyslnger of Hlllsboro Is
visiting with .Mr. and Mrs. T. C
Pope.
Mr. nnd Mrs. F. R. Myers mo-
lorca to r.ugene Moutlity.
"GYPSY ROVER" GIVEN
OPERETTA PRESENTED
SCHOOIj STIDENTS
BY
Register I.an County Special)
WEXniJNU. Ore.. Dec. 19
Mohawk union high school operet
ta. "The Gypsy Rover." was a de
cided success as given to the Wend
llng people in Four-L hall Inst
night. Friday. December 18. The
work of Ida Wicks ns "Constance"
was splendid. Hnroid Diylirt- ns
uypsy Kob nnd "Sir Gilbert
Howe." male lead In a dual role
won applause time and again with
nis acting and singing.
John Gebhart as 'Lord Craven'
won the audience with his com
edy. Walter Wicks, Mae Stevens.
uertrude Sorenson. . Juck Arnold
Theo Johnson. Leila Lvbureor.
Charles Newhouse. Chester Poulett.
ltal Howard. Wallace Mull and
the members of the high school
glee club were the supporting cast.
BURIAL SERVICE HELD
AYLESWORTU INTERMENT IN
I. O. O. F. CEMETERY
(Register Lane County Special)
JUNCTION CITY. Ore.. Dec. IS.
The funeral of Mrs. Hattie M.
Aylesworth wa held from the Bap
tist church Thursday afternoon at
2 p. m. Rev. Mr. Habershon of
ficiating. Interment at the I. O. O.
F. cemetery.
Hattie M. Burlington was born
March 12. 1853. at Rattle Creek
Mich. She was married September
24. 1871. to M. O. Aylesworth of
uurraio. Y. Two sons and three
daughters were born, both sons
and one daughter have sinoe died.
She leaves her husband and two
daughters. Fannlj Newell, Erie.
Kansas, and Nellie Widner of
Junction City. Twelve grand
children and four great grand
children also survive. She has
lived in this . community many
years. She wa a member of the
Baptist church.
JUNCTION CITY PERSONALS
(Register Lane County Special)
JUNCTION CITY. Ore., Dec. 18.
The women of the. Methodist
Episcopal church held their ba
zaar and Christmas sale Thursday.
Airs, isruce Bean, seventh grade
teacher, is in Eugene this week
taking -teachers' examinations.
Marguerite Douglas is substituting
for her.
Rev. Mr. Kin lev has been to
Marshfleld and other coast points
for the past few days. Ho re
turned Thursday evening accom
panied by Cleo Jenkins, architect
of Albany, and Mr. Harris, who
had been to Coqullle and Myrtle
Point on business and were en
routo home.
Oaltrldge Restaurant SoU
(Rslitr Lane County Special)
OAKRIDGE. Ore., Dec. 19.
Edd Lindig of Alaska has nur-
chascd the model restaurant along
with fixtures and alt from Mr.
Stevens. -'
OAKRIDGE PERSONALS
(Register Lane County Special)
OAKRIDGE. Ore.. Dec. 19. Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Hills are leav
ing Sunday for Portland.
Airs. Lee of Alaska is going to
Kitson Springs for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Darnell
and daughter, Betty, spent Friday
in 'Eugene.
D. Donavan of Boattlo spent a
few days here tho past week.
H. II. Harry of San Francisco,
was hero this week.
Clarence Rycher drove to Eu
gene today to meet his sister,
Katie Rycher, who Is coming from
Monmouth to spend the holidays.
Russell and Mctzner have shipped
four or five carloads of poles re
cently.
BECK PERSONAL)
fReslster Lane County Special)
BECK. Ore.. Dec. 18. Mrs.
Chas. Darling went out on the
train Wednesday to spend the hol-
lauys witn friends In Port and,
Charles Darling left Friday for
Portland where he expects to meet
hl wife and spend Christmas va
ction, a
C. J. Adriance, a retired rail
road man, motored Into Beck last
Thursday and on account of roads
being bad decided to stay hore for
a month or so, and do a little
hunting and fishing.
Tho itlvcrvlcw school will hold
a Christmas program at tho school
house December 18 at 7 o'clock.
FRANKLIN PERSONALS
(Reslater Lana County Special)
FRANKLIN, Ore., Doc. 18,
Mr. and Mrs. Ira. Richardson wont
to Donna Tuesday to visit Mr. and
Mrs. N. J .Bryant. Mrs. Richard
son will remain for a fow days'
visit.
Hov. Mr, Brnnhnm nnd Mrs.
Branham roturncd Thursday from
a trip to Medford.
Mrs. J. E. Mllltarn and Mrs.
Chess Kirk spent Wednesday in
Franklin.
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Smith were
In Eugene Thursday,
Mr. and Mrs. John Ranklns and
daughter Julia of Eugene spent
Wednesday nt tho 0, ltankln
home.
Mis. Lee Mounts Is in Spring
field receiving medical treatment
this week.
Mis. c. L. Hanson of Camas,
Wash., ha been vlalling her son,
Ouy. "
All-day visitor at 0. II. Crone's
Sunday were Mr. nnd Mrs. Otitic
t'rone. nnd family nnd Mr. and
Mrs. IT. C. Cronu unit daughters,
all of Vnetn,
Mr. nnd Mrs. ft. N. Heck and
children of Crow were nt Robert
K. ley's Sunday.
Mrs. II, T. Smith v'slted Mrs.
Mack Wednesday afternoon,
Mrs. 1). lllnton. Mrs. 11. U. Crono
nnd Mrs. I lob Filey visited Mr.
Cook nnd Mr. Mark Monday.
Mrs. Charlie Krenik h visiting
her parents nt Vancouver, Wash.
She w as recently dismissed , from
a hospital In Portland. -
Alfred Smith Is confined to his
bed. .,
Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Stlngley of
Crow spent Monday night ill the
It. T. Stlugley home,
Several rrom this vicinity at
tended the Duttlup sale near
Meudowvlew Wednesday.
Karl Drlsklll butchered hogs
Wednesday.' "' '
Maude Young, May House nnd
Inn House wero In Eugene gutur
dv even'ng.
Chess Kirk Ik doing some car
penter work fur O. -N. Itryant.
CIIKSIUK PERSONAI
ltKilr Lane County Special)
CHES1RE. ,Ore.. Dee. !. Mr.
nnd Mrs. Fred H. Miller and Mrs.
Muude Ball of Kugeno visited at
the A. S. Cheslro homo. Sunday
and Monday.
it. O. Jackson has traded his
farm here for property near Cor
vullls und will move to thut place
ns soon ns lie dlspoaes of his per
sonal property.
Mrs. II. t . Alien cnicriainc-u
the Christian ladles' B'd with nn
all-day meeting. Tuesday to finish
up some) work on hand before
Christmas.
M'nrvln Rnllev and fam'iy or
Wendllng made a hort visit at tho
L. L. Cheslre home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Allen trnns
to ed business In Eugene, Tues
day. ','
Mrs.' A. S. Cheslre received a
fine Jorscv rnlf from Tillamook
county' Tuesday evening. ; .
MKA1KWVIF.W NEWS
fRrslBler t.ane County Spe.-lat)
MEADOWVIEW. Ore.. Dec. 19.
The play entitled "When Homo
t ame Ted.' given nt tne scnooi
luMir.e Saturday evening, was a
success in every way. There was
an excellent crowd out. rroceeua
anioun.nl to over thirty dollars
clear.
W. L. Coppernoll of Kugeno wns
here on bus.ness Tuesday utter-
noon.
Mrs. Ira Parks of Roseburg vls
ted over the week-end here with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mnlt
Purkerson.
Born, at the Eugene noepitni.
Sunday. December 12, to Mr. and
Mrs. Mark Ijitky. a daughter.
Mrs. Moldleton returned to her
home Saturday after spending the
past two week at tne name
home.
C. E. Duckworth and daughter
Aloha, visited relatives here sun
day. Mr. Stevens. Mrs. stone mil
children, Vernon, Harold nnd Bet
ty Jean, of Canary wero House
guests at the Doming home over
he week-end.
Mr. and Mr. C. I'. Barnard of
Eugene, drove out to the ranch
Tuesday..
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar uuniap ex
pect to leave tho latter part of
he week for Idaho wncre they will
ranke their home. .
Mrs. Walter Stafford and
daughter Virginia, came out from
Eugene Saturday night to attend
the Plav at the school house nnd
spent the night at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Denting.
Mrs. Inhart and children, Mrs.
Alford and Mrs. Clark Dick of
liiueae v. sited ednesday . at the
Demlng home.
Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Demlng were Mr. and Mr. Mlckol
nd son Leonard and Moiher
Mickel of Creswell.
Mrs. Stanford Matheson spent
Wednesday night with Mrs. Russcl
Lenhart ot Eugene.
WESTLAKE PERSONAL.
fRegleter Lane County Special )
WESTLAKE.. Ore.. Dec- 19.
Earl Miles went home for the
week-end and was accompanied by
his brother Dan. - .
Miss Roxella McKee, teacher. Is
preparing a Christmas program to
bo given next Wednesday evening,
at 7:30 at the school house.
J. P. Simpson returned Saturday
from hi home in Eugene. Ho Is
the forentan of. tho Slltcoos Log
ging company.
V. lleminway of inn Oregon
Drug company of Eugene was here
on -business WednesduV.
Mr. and Mrs. Neoly chrlstalnsnn
was here from North Beach vlslt-
ng Mrs. C'hrlstalnson s sister. Mr.
Mile Stuvan.
Mrs. Ern Phlilpps and child are
hero from Marshfleld visiting Mrs.
v nil pp'- parents,, Mr. and Mr.
Morrl Johnson.
Perry Richardson has returned
to Kroal where he I spending the
winter trapping, after spending a
tow uays at nts noma nero.
Mrs. Mlko Docker nnd son Alvin
catnn ovor from Florence .to spend
the week-end with Mr. Decker.
K. - T. Scott-spent Hunduv with
relatives at Ada Sunduy. ,
Mrs. Elsie Jackson and oh Idren
returned last Friday from North
Bend whero she ha been visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mr. D, Hla
glc.
M. T. Austin returned from Eu
gene last Friday morning whore
ho went to have his tonsils ro
moved. " .
Clint Cleveland Is towing logs
for Mlko Brown und Grover Ho es-
apple.
The Slltcoos logging camp Is
planning on shutting down for a
tew duys for Chrlntman.
Red raspberries iiro full of
blooms hero at Westlaka on ac
count of the springlike weather.
INSTALLATION ; IS ' HELD
MASONS AND EASTERN STAR
HAVE CEREMONIES
HARniSBUno, Ore., Dec. 19.
Special to the Register) Joint In.
stnllatlon ceremonies wero held
Thursday evening for ncwly-olcct-
nn oiricers in tlin Masonic and
I'.nstorn star lodges. Among out'
of-town visitors present were the
following from Eugene: Poarl
Widcncr, Miss Young, Olen Holt
ami auugntor, Miss Adrls Holt, Mr.
anil mrs. y, ij.. junard.
Mr. Beard mails thn ' nresenta,
lion speech for the Stars when
thoy presentod thnlr retiring
wortny matron, Mrs. I rc. McKel
Hp, a handsome gold pin. Tho
star's orricera elected and Installed
for the now year follow: worthy
matron, Gladys Tanton; worthy
putron, L, E. McKelllp, associate
matron, . Addle - Elliott) treasurer,
N'ormlk MkICoIIIpi siH'rnlut'y, Oulll
nt'lttu Hupp: coiiduuti't'ss, Vlvlntt
llli'hm: assistant lUindttolli'M,
lllaily Belts, ico i-rctim and call
wero servett tutor tun otisutess ui
the evening was concluded.
SMALL FARM IS BOUGHT
IDAHO MAN fOMKeTTO IIAU-
HiNin itu to i.ivi:
H.UtlllSltntn. Ore., Dec, 19.
ISpee'nl to the Register) Klivenv
lliilbrook. vim recently nrrlvnl
from l.wwlslun, Idaho, expect I"
locate here on it small farm. lie
was engaged In truck farming In
Idnho. but this full deliberates
walked off, n he puts It, nnd let
the other fellow have the place.
' The method of marketing eats
nil the profit, he says, ills nine
farnt wns well Improved unit he
worked hnnl to build It up. Every
vear there was some drawback
thni kept down lite profit.
He says he desires to try Ihe
Wlllnnieite valley where ho feels
mr that he can at least nave a
uihhI living for his efforts. Ilttlmat-
lug that that was more thnn hn
bad been able to secure on his lit
tle Irrigated fnrm near l.ewlston.
PLAN XMAS PROGRAMS
I! AltltlMIt Itti OlMiAMZATtONK
TO HAVE KXEKCIKKS
HAItRIHIH'ltO, Ore.. Dee. 19.
(Special to Ihe Register.) A
number of Christum program are
planned. Two nre to be given by
the school, one by the high school
students in their room und the
other by nil of the grade nt the
Christian church, both to occur
Wednesday afternoon, The eer-
c'sc at the Church of find will or-
tir Wednesiluv evening. Those of
Ihe M. K Sunil iv school lake place
Thtirrduy evening and Christina
,'ven ng iiie't-nris'inn cntircn win
have Its white Chrls:mn obscrv
u nre;
The Ineul Catholic church will
observe the hol'dny by high mus
and speo'nt Clir'stmii music.
Numeroue tree nnd much in'stte.
toe h ive been brought In from the
words i" girnlsh these programs
in the t'hrlstmns style.
llfdvee Kunerol Held
llAliltlHlll lttl. Ore.. Dec. 19.
(Special to the Reg'stor) Fll-licr-l
eerv ce were held hero nt
1-30 Kr'dnv ntternoon at Ihe
Chr'stlnn church over the remnlns
of Thumns J. Rodcers. who wns
k'lled In Eugene Wednesnny eve
ning bv nn nu'omohlle driven by
J. Haskell of that plueo who wns
hllndi-d by the bright light of
an approaching car and did not
see the victim until Ihe machine
s'ruck h'm. Tho attendance nt
the funeral was very large nnd the
rmon was preached by Dr. E.
V. Silver of Eugene.
. It ltttlllt ll(i PERSONALS,
HAItKISJIlIRl). Ore., Dec. !.
(Special to the Register) Editor
Mllo K. Tnylor f Hrownsvlllo was
a vsitor In town Frldny.
Rulph It. Mnrllg. law student nt
the University of Oregon, nrrlved
Fr'dny afternoon to spend the
holiday vacation at thn home of ,
his parent. Mr. and Mrs, Chris j
Murtlg.
Harold Weber drove to Mon-1
tpouth Friday for hi sister. Helen.
who I a s.uclcnt in lit normal at ,
that place.
Word come thnt S. E. Hall Is
somewhat Improved from hi re-
rent severe nines, lie Is still in
Mnrshrield. never having Iioen
able to be moved to his home here.
Mrs. Frank Marks nnd tinny
daughter arrived Frldny evening
from Seattle for a holiday visit
with her mother. Mr. Margaret
Wlll'nm and other relative nnd
old friends.
Martin J. I.und. Southern I'a-
c'flc section foreman, has been
rnnsferred to-Junction t'lty nnu
Fred W, Taylor of Wheeler, Ore.,
hn nrrlved to take his plnre.
Wheeler has also moved his family
here.
Mr. and Mr. J. B. Littler, out.
resident here, were rocent visit
ors at th R. K. Burton Home nnu
are lately from Oakland, Cal. They
expect to winter In Eugene. Mr.
Littler wns at ono timo in ttio anoe
business here.
Dnn Warnslnff nnd Jievere
Wood worn Mnrcola visitors sev
eral days of this week. George R.
Wllholm was in town ironi r.ugene
Thursday.
'.J. J, Cramer hns sold tho barber
shop adjacent to the Crnnier store
to . II. Illchnrds of Kline nr. wno
will put In two chairs and em
ploy an assistant. Mr. and Mrs.
Win. Fuller accompanied by Al
siwinn
a
A
Christmas
Suggestion
Sometimes it 1b diffi
cult to know what to
give your youngsters
for Christmas that will
be greatly appreciated
and practical, too.
' A Bank' of Commerce
. Savings Account is
both. They will appre
ciate having a start in
. saving and it will show
, them where money
comes from. For to
' make it grow, they
must be thrifty.
Give Them Thus
Opportunity.
BANK
COMMERCE
EUGENE OREGON
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OUR HANDSOME COLLECTION OF USEFUL
Gifts
Make. TTiU Storo Ideal and Practical for Thrifty Holiday Buyeri
Ladies'
Winter Coats
The styles arc the favorite of the hciimhi. The miitcriah
for these coat are the smooth finish fahrics tlic snctle
cloths, velours, etc. they are noted for their wear. The
low, ratine of prices speak for themselves
nm to $29H
All Silk Pongee
Good assortment of col
ors 98c Yard
Novelty Voile
for Lingerie
36 inches wide
39c to 59c Yd.
Ladies' Sweaters
Brush wool, fancy knit in
pull-over styles with tur
tle neck, also Mazers nnd
coat styles ,
$2.98 to $7.90
Silk Hose
for Wotncii
All new colors
98c and $1.49
Rubber Aprons
In fancy patterns, the
better grade, priced at
$2.25
This Store Will
Clinmller wore In town Wertnssttiiy
from ther now rnm.li nt Trent In
Ijiiis county. They wero relenaml
from thn hotel innnuueiuent hero
n few weeks ni(o.
XL' II Trill r-atilMl .. .1 ..l.u
iiilnrnry lirrc until lKh!m
nimith or so iiko. hits Inst mir-
chascil a tlnlf interest In tlin Jnek-
Let Flowers Bear
Your Holiday Message
1T us not fortrrl itint
und hustle of holiday
and sacrcdncss of
Let flowers sent to wife or
fitting way the sentiment
Poinsettas Potted Plants Cyclomen
Jerusalem Cherries Cut Flowers
AT REASONABLE PRICES
Gold
... .
Ueautiful trold fish liven
of your friends for 'Christmas. Wc have globes for the fish nls-
Rex
Rex Theatre Bldg.
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II If . INSTITUTION- f
IL enneylo.
ViUL DEPARTMENT STOUT
Willamette Eugene, Oregon
Crinkle Bed Spread
- , Fast color
$1.98 to $4.98
Towel Sets
Two wash cloths and one
bath towel
' 79c to $1.49
Boudoir Lamps
Make useful fif ts at a low
price
$1.49
Stationery
for Christmas. Gifts
19c to $3.98
Perfume Sets
Make dainty i;if ts
$1.49 to $2.98
Ladies' Outir.-g Flannel
Gowns -
Short and Ion"; sleeves
98c to $1.79
Be Open' Evenings Until Christmas
Hnnvllto In tho town nf Hint Joint Hi it. Mlr Ollbnt. Dei
II- i. ... I.. ..lit .....I l.i- I'-,, I..... mt l..Hlor OWtn. I
imrtni'r W. T. Ilrny. n flritnt l'sss l.mnl rsslilsnts trutt J
nowsiiniixritinii. Ills liu'ns man. Iiniitnls nml nt hums in ".
.... u t ui u.... r..- it,., first time sine mw
... - A ....i.lt.l. t.... r,.M,,. MrS. tl. W . 11
Htu. lotus returnltiK from Kuitriis Mr. Iiln Kinlth. nd Ml" lj
Krlilnv nrtdrnoon nml fvpnltm Imrn 8h-rlll. Mrs. Hllilln w rJ
were (iliiily Kelsey. .Mllilreil flnrk IiiihI ninl H' """,r, lwg ln "
Christina li.1 its tnidrr incaiiillir. Mi'lst 'all-t1i whirl 1
buvinrr and sclliiiL' wc are likely to furget ihe sigmficante.
the occasion.
mother, daughter or sweetheart help cuniiticmoratc in
of this glorious day.''
Fish and Globes V
.... . i.. f them to one
tin n room considerably. Give a couple t
Gold Fish, 30c to 70c
Floral Co.
c
. MEN'S
iiiil. jp. r
""!"" he would"
"'line (r rS
$19.75 to $29.75
Dress Shirt.
for Mm
English Broadcloll,
aml ''Ky pattern
p 1 .98 to $2,98
Blazers
for Men and
I'1'"1' '! fancy puterm
M at - tt.it (o (Sj
1,".v' ul ... K.9S to HJ(
Men's Ties
.New :ntrriis and stripes.
49c and 98c
Fancy Sox
for Mm
I Main ami fancy checks
49c and 69c
Men's Pajamu
of Aniiiskcai; cloth, wam
and coinlorlalilc
$1.98 and $2.49
Time to Buy
Blankets
Splendid economies in ikb
store. Wc have a good
assortment of cotton,
wool mixed ami all wool
blankets. Our prices ire'
surprisingly low
$1.98 to $9.90
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