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Helen Keller to Lecture in Portland—
Helen Keller, who has overcome so
many obstacles in her own life, and
is one of the most remarkable o f the
women of today, is coming to Port­
land to lecture, under the auspices of
j the Assocated Charities. Mrs. Macy,
1 who has been associated with Miss
I Keller for 26 years, will also speak,
j Their subject will be, “ The Heart and
the Hand,” and they will appear
March 27 and 28.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1914
German Dies Near Dilley—
Henry Sundermier, aged 74, who
died at the home o f his son, C. H.
Sundermier, Feb. 15th, was buried in
| the Forest View Cemetery Tuesday
of last week. He was born in Ger­
many and was a member of the
Lutheran church.
, Local Musician Gets Old Violin—
Charles Lovell Walker, the musi­
Entertain With Original Poems and
cian, is happy this week. Well, he is
Songs—
always that way. but he is happy plus
now— and the cause o f this abundant
Rev. and Mrs. D. A. Watters, for­
optimism is a rare old violin which
mer residents o f this city when he
Hillside Boy Dies at Salem—
was pastor of the local M. E. Church,
came into the possession o f the
Jonnie R. Quick, aged 16, died at
aforesaid Charles the first o f the
were hosts at a novel party at their
week. The instrument was made in Salem of Tuberculosis Wednesday o f home at 321 East Eighth Street
1814 by John Baptist Schweitzer, at last week and the funeral was held North, Portland, Friday evening. The
Pesth, Hungary, and it bears a label j Friday at the home of his father, D. readings were given by Mrs. Helen
to this effect, as well as a couple o f B. Quick, at Hillside with interment Miller Senn and were from the poetic
Annual Meeting o f D. A. R.—
other label repairs that were made at in the cemetery o f that place. Rev. pen o f Dr. Watters, and the veteran
The first annual meeting o f the Or­ Dresden, Germany, in 1873 by W il­ J. M. Barber o f this city conducted j male quartet sang. About 100 guests
egon
State Conference of
the helm Fredel, and another label o f re­ the funeral.
; were present, among whom were the
Daughters o f the American Revlution pair made in London in 1892 by Jos.
i Misses Pearl and Helen Chandler, for­
will be held at the Multnomah Hotel, A. Channot.
Charles will have to Myrtle Ferrell Victim o f White Plague mer residents o f this city and grad­
Portland, Wednesday, March 4. Del­ give several extra lessons to pay for
Myrtle Ferrell, the 13 year old uates o f Pacific Uuniversity.
egates will assemble at 9 o ’clock, a. the violin, as it is said he paid $100
daughter o f Albert Ferrell who lives
m. Sessions will be held both morn­ for the instrument.
But then he on the H. T. Buxton place Northwest
Dr. Woods Hutchinson to Lecture in
ing and afternoon, with a luncheon I woudn’t take twice as much.
o f this city, died Friday morning and
Portland—
served at 12:30 for 50 cents a plate.
was buried Saturday in the local cem­
All members o f the D. A. R. arc in­
Dr. Woods Hutchinson, the eminent
etery. Death was the result of Tuber­
vited to be present and to participate Bryant Will Pitch at U. o f O.—
doctor
wit, who told us in a lecture at j
It is reported from Eugene to the culosis. She was born in Ohio and Marsh Hall o f Pacific University a '
in the discussions.
her father moved here three years
Portland papers that 25 baseball
few .years ago, that we could eat all
men are out practicing for the sea­ ago. Her mother died twelve years the hot buckwheat cakes and molasses
ago.
Funeral o f Mrs. M. Satterlee—
son’s work, and among the candidates
we wanted to, will appear in Portland
The funeral o f Malinda Satterlee mentioned for the pitching staff is
in one of his famous lectures to mor- 1
was held Monday at the Evangelical Raymond Bryant, a former Pacific More Pavement for McMinnville—
row evening at the Taylor Street M. i
Church at Gaston with interment in University player and track man,
Henry Ott was in McMinnville Sat­ E. Church.
He began his fight :
the Hill cemetery. She had been a who is reported to have deserted the urday and says that the Yamhill against the white plague when he was j
resident o f Oregon for 27 years and is track for the diamond.
county seat will put in three or four secretary o f the Oregon Board of
survived by a husband, who will soon
miles o f pavement this year and will Health. Since leaving this state for I
be 90 years old, and the following Cemetery Association Meeting—
begin sometime in March. He went New York he has become the most
children: Edgar Satterlee,
Mary
There will be a meeting o f the up with a view of swinging on for popular
physician-writer
in
the ■
Peebles, John Satterlee, Arthur Sat­ Mountain View Cemetery Association team work as that is his old stamp­ world. His articles in the Saturday j
terlee and Laura Koberstein, o f Gas­ Monday, March 2nd at two o ’clock ing ground. He had a visit with Evening Post and other magazines 1
ton, and 24 grandchildren. F. A. at the Rodgers Library and all lot Calloway and Cameron, former Forest have been read with as much interest \
Everest, deputy county recorder, o f owners are requested to be present. Grove residents, who are doing a good by the lovers o f humor as George j j
Hillsboro, is a grandchild.
S. T. Walker, Secretary. grocer;' business.
Ade’s fables.
Indoor Track Meet February 28™
There will be an indoor track meet
between the Pacific University ath­
letes and three o f the Alumni, Sum­
ner Bryant, Levi Austin and Holman
Ferrin. Ferrin is a pole vaulter and
sprinter, and Austin when in school
was one o f the best distance men in
the state. Bryant is a sprinter. The
meet will be Saturday, February 28.
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