The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931, June 10, 1914, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text( VAOK a. THK IW.SU M'M.KTIN, UMNO, OIUC, WKDNKSDAV, Jl'NW 10, 10t4. -- -- CENTRAL OREGON NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS. --. -- - -e 4 --.-- ...V h V I lll'.IJII. I son to Prlnovlllo Saturdny. Hor jokso nccomtmnlotl hor homo. Mrs, A. V. Ilnyn wont to Prlnovlllo Sutulny for a visit with hor ilmtKhturn Uniol nml Olndys. Tho lnttor young lndy having ncccnteri n position with tho W. F. King Co. will nrotmhly ro mnln in Prlnovlllo for tho sunmior. Tho Morno homo wnn tho scono of nn onjoynbto nffnlr Sutunlny nfttr noou whon tho Slutmln Cluh of Prlno vlllo nml tho Powell Hulto Soroels woro delightfully ontortnlnod ly Mrs. Ida Morso nml hor tlnuKhtorn. Ada Paul Hold wont to, nml Edna. Tho hoiiso was nttrnct- Hiynnton Sunday In tholr auto, whoro Ivoly doaorntod for tho occasion, tho tho4 spout, tho day. narlor liolng In tho Shuniln colore of rrnnk Hnmsay ana KranK .wikiio light bluo nml gold, wiucn woro cnr- (Spoclal to Tho nullottn) ' HELD, Juno i. Mrs. Fred Hnmlln ontortnlnod a six o'clock dinner Fri day, A. 8. Cottlimhntu nml family. Mr. and Mrs. J. U Uogors and Mr. nnd Mrs. W. Wlggnm. Mrs. Krlo Dnnlolwm vlsltod Mrs. Patqr Nlolson Saturday. Tho Prlngle Flat neonlo hnvo boon blossbd with sovoral hoavy rnlna late ly, which hnvo helped tho crops that woro put in into Mr. nml Mrs left for town Saturday morning whoro they oxpect to work for tho Btunmor. J H. lllvers Rtnrtod for Pond on Thursday lnornluR whero ho will work at tho Qrlilln mill for tho summon I1.MIVI) . 1'.' ..u Ulinj .......(, . barrow Saturday nttornoon. HAMPTON. ' (Special to Tho Pullotln.) HAMPTON. Juno 1. C. J. Stauffor passed throiiRh Hampton last Tues day with a load of freight Mr., and Mrs. Wooloy of Stauffor parsed throiiRh Hampton last Tues day on tholr way homo from Pond. J, In Owon called on Dr. Hess Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Hoffman of Ta coma, Wash., havo token up resi dence on tholr newly filed claim ad joining Mrs. I.uclnda Ulack of I.lx- nrd Creek. Uurr Black and A. T. Kramo call ed on lcw Honnott last Sunday. Mrs. W. T. Harrison spent Satur day with Mrs. C. 11. Harmon. Hurley Horuo vlBltcd his family here on Saturday nnd Sunday. Uyron Peck Is on the sick list. Nov. C. A. Uurris wont out to Pond Sunday. Mr. and Mrs L. C. Peek and chil dren spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E. !. Peck. Miss. Florence Hunting and Mrs. A. L. Hunting loU Friday morning for Dend. Harry Pnrsley and William Vlsser left Saturday morning for Ilond. Mr. "and Mrs. Paul Held and Tom lllchman and children of Hold, Ore ton, visited with Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Fogg Sunday. Whllo hero Mrs. Held got the names of six Paptists who were willing and anxious to nolo establish a Baptist churoh noar Held, being a branch of the Prlnevllle Bap tist churoh. Lee ltlggs and Dave Snurbook at tended a dance at Imperial Satur day night. Airs. Chrle Bnrrls and Mrs. Leo Miller spent last Tuesday with Mrs. Kelson Crow. Wm. Snlelman nnd J. I Owen spent Sunday with W. T. Harrison. Karl Keller loft today for Bend. C. J. Stauffer of Stauffer Ib con templating printing a papor In tho Stauffor neighborhood rlod out In tho wild llower docora' tlons. Tho dining room displayed tho local club colors of old roso nnd gold nnd ulnk carnations woro used In pleasing offset. Following an nf- tornoon of unusunl plonsuro refresh ments were served, tho guests being seated at numoroua smnll tables. Mrs. Allon Wlllcoxon delighted tho party with several instrumental selections during the refreshment hour. In serving. Mrs. Morso was assisted by Miss Ada and Kdnn Morso, and Miss Mabol Morse. Tho Morses, who nro known for tholr splendid hospitality, left nothing undone for tho plonsuro of their guests on this oeoaslon and tho result was that each guest Is loud In praise of tho pleasant time afford ed. Sunday was tho 63rd birthday uf Mrs. Mary Brown and that estlmablo lady was given an ologant birthday Tho Lafollette Nursery Co. Prineville, Oregon CENTRAL OREGON'S NURSERY y PJXKIIUIUST. (Special to Tho Bulletin) PINBHUftST. June 8. 0. W. Sny der went to Laldlaw one day last week. Mrs. C. H. Spaugh nnd children called on Mrs. L. H. Root Thursday Mr. and Mrs. McCallister mado a business trio to Bend Friday. Mrs. F. V. Swisher went to Lald la" Wednesday. L. H. Itoot and O. W. Snyder mado n fishing trip on tho river above Bond Thursday. They returned Saturday and reported too much Bnow for fishing. Lester Snyder called at TXooVb on Thursday. . A. II. need wont to Laldlaw Thurs day. Mrs. O. W. Savder mado a trip to Laldlaw Wednesday. Mrs. Bart NiohoM and children called nn Mrs. Spaugh Sunday. Bthel and Ivy Snyder spent Sun day with Mun'po and Grace Br"dlov. Raymond Wtmer spont Sunday with Lester Rayder. A. H. Rood went to Laldlaw Sat urday. Mary Dietrich was visiting home folta Sunday. Olga Bwlsher oalled at tho Snyder home Sunday evening. C. II. Spaugh went to Laldlaw Sat urday. Mrs. Jackson and chlldron attend ed Children's Bay exercises at Lald law Sunday. Mrs. MeCaillster took dinner with Mrs- I. B. Wlmor Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Yaeer and children of Camp No. 6 eatled on Mrs. Brad lay Sunday evening. Edna Boot oalled on Mrs. Wlmer ono day last week. I WILL FURNISH FRUIT TREES for planting for a half interest in the crop. Write Hartwig. Millican, Ore. dinner nt tho homo of hor daughter, Mra. Henry Young of Redmond. Be sides tho guest of honor those proa ent woro Mr. nnd Mrs, 10. A. Bussutt, Mr. nnd Mrs. Rosa Bussott, Will Brown nnd Fny nttd l.oyd Bussott. Tho Walcott family ontortnlnod Hie Union family nt dinner Sunday, Rev. Baker of Madras deltvorod an nddrosa nt tho Wilson school house Sunday following Sunday school sor vlres. Arrangements wuro mado whereby Row Baker will preneh to the people hero on the llrst nnd third Sunday of tho month, Row Ratten hnvlng tho second nnd fourth Sun days. J. P. Dohorty played boat to Reeves Wlllcoxon nt n Sunday dinner. Mr. Mnthnt left for Tucomn Mon day morning, nnd Is rumored that ho win not return alone. O. C. Truosdnlo wont to Prlnovlllo bnturday to ncootuixiny Miss Viola nnd Paulino home. Thoro wna n decided "Imok to tho farm" movement among tho Powell Butto young folks, students at the C. C. II. S. Inst week, that Institution having closed for tho summer vaca tion. MILLICAN'. (Special to Tho Bullotin) MILLICAN, Juno 8. 11. K. Davis arrived home from Prlnovlllo Mon day. A. T. Shaver Is drilling n well for P. B. Johnson. Attor he completes work here, ho will move to tho Bvnns claim to drill. A dauco was Riven nt tho A. 1). Norton home Saturday and a Inrgo crowd attended, who report having had a very pleasant time. J, F. Davis ia expected homo In a few days. Mrs. Millican loft for Chicago last Saturday, hut was taken 111 in Bond nnd returned to hor homo hero Hun day. A, A. Morgan nnd Win. Todd ro turned from Bend, whero tlmy hnvo completed tho suudlng of !!00 noros to tlnx and 160 nures to onloun and cabbage for tho latter. Tho llnx was seeded on dry laud nnd tho vogo tnhlun on nn Irrigated patch. As ev idence of tho adaptability of our soil for Max Krowlmr, Mr. Todd ulalms that on the ttth day attor Martini Reeding tho llrst days' seeding had grown ouu half Inch uhovu the ground, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. II, McAdow wont (o Bend Monday. LuvvIh Sohmohl left for Bend Inst week, whoro ho will bo employed for a time, Louis Coodmnu wont to Bend Sun day Mrs. William Reams spent a few dnn In Bond Inst week, having somo dental work done. Mr. nnd Mrs. II, K. Davis woro onl- lorn nt tho Moffott nnd llmitim' homo steads Friday. Mrs. HIIlo Koppor cntnn out from Bond Frldnyi whero sho bun boon em ployed for tho last foW weeks. A number of our homesteadnra will leave for Prlnovlllo about Juuo Kith to remain durlim hayltiK time, Krlo llostoland expects to leave for Walla Walla, Wash,, In a nlioit while. Sovoral now cabins will bn uroutod In tho near futtiru In our valley HAMPTON iurr ir vniiuyy- (Special to The Bulletin) HAMPTON IIUTTIC, Juno . Mr, and Mra, Fred Miller visited at (ho Mocks' homo last Sunday, Mrs. Roy Fouin was over from Pleasant valley last Tuesday for mip PIIoh from tho llrookluR store. MImh Kva Michel vlsltod with Mrs. Horace BrookitiKH Huudny. Gabriel Bntouil Is pllliiR ank brush for Horace llrookliifts this weok. Bert Meoks plowed N acre for ('. W. Ashbatigh tho llrst of the week. Mr. AshbauRh now Iiiih 10 acrtm un der oultlvntlou. This vicinity has been visited by dolly showerfl tho past wook ami tho crops nro looking lino. Bupflrlhtfliidont J. W. Myers wim in' this vicinity Inst Tuootlay on hcIiooI huslposs. Mra. J. Brlckley nml hoii Jlminlu were over for khhoIIiio and Nitppllun. Mra. llnrt Moekn and children took dinner with Mrs. AiililmURh lant Mou. day. Mr. nml Mra. O. W, Htonii vlslled' (Continued on paRd fl ) w What's the Use of frolKlitlnifKi-oeorlo.) from Uuiul froo of clinrKo? Lot JOHNSON pay tho freight. llumemlior tlio pluco, noar 28 itillo post, Hutitl to Hums rotttl. i Si MILLUUN, OUUOO.V. m THE WHITE IS KING When ycu fwt Lntr, Stratchy, Half BIcE. ltluo and Out of Sort. look to tho Uvcr; It la Torpid. HERBINE la the nmetly You it&. It Is nn Invigorating tenia for a torpid liver, too nrat tloio brings Improvement, a (ew Uays use puts tho liver in flno vigor ous condition. lierblne also ex tends Us restoratlvo tnfluenco to tUo stomach and bowcli. It helps d&csllon ana food assimi lation, purines tba bowels and brings back the habit of regu lar dally bowel movement. When the stomach, liver and bowels aro active, bilious Im purities no lontrer obstruct functional processes, tho result of which Is renewed energy, mental activity and cheerful spirits. 'Price B00 per Dottle. JmF.Dllnl,Prop. SLLouli.Mo. I Uio Stephens 6or Cyes. Eye Salve It Cures. for POWKLL BUTTE, (Special to The Bulletin.) POWKUL- BUTTB. June 7. N. P. Alley went to Cllno Falls Monday, whero ho had a job of carpenter work. Ho was compelled to return home Friday, however, suffering with n revere cold. Frank Klsaler went to Redmond Wednesday where he will assist with pome carpentry work for a week or BO. Mr. and Mra. Allen Wlllcoxon and Harriett were dinner guests at tho .Karl Forrest homo Wednesday evon Ing. "Vern" Sears of Prlnevllle was a visitor out our way Thursday. He waa accompanied by his mother who will jnake a Visit to the Seara and Yates homes. Miss Ada returned with her undo for a few daya visit. Geo. Hobbs made a. trip to the Blue Mountains the latter part of tho week where he is Interested in Bonie mining claims, Rpad Supervisor Wlllcoxon nnd crew Just completed a milo of road Brndlng, on tho road adjoining tho McGaffery.WurtxwIlor placo. E. A. Bussett and Earl Forrest wore visitors to Bond Thursday. Mrs Geo. Becltman was a visitor The BEST all-round Family Sowing Machine that can be produced. Made in both ROTARY and VIBRATOR styles. Tho rotary makes both LOCK and CHAIN stitch. The latest up to - the minute Btcel attach ments with each machine. Sold on easy payments. Send name and address for our beautiful H. T. cata logue free. While Sewing Machine Co. 519 Merchants National Bank Bldfif San Francisco, California 3otoAMoRccotimwoioDv Patterson Drug Co. POLK'S' OREGON and "WASHINGTON ' f Business Directory A Director? of etch Cllr. Town and Villas. gWlnr dMcrlpllve sketch of each place, location, population, tele m sraph. ihlpplnr and baoklnr points I alto Ctantnad Ulrecloir. compiled by h uuaiDwa ana irwiuu. a m II. Ia 111 LA IU, HCVTTU; oven 03 YCAns' cxpcmcNcc iyffl TnAoc Manaa Designs Copvthqhts Ac. Atiron indln( a tbtlrh anil HrxrlptMn may nieair aKwiain cur oinni..n iraa itaiitlnn u ir tiiai'ir ratama tNiiKdrictlrriuOanlfal. HAND ! Ii-lhrr an ( tmniuntlt. t cm I'airuu lecalre nt fr. iMtt ancnrf forMtcuriiif paimi. I'alni laatn lbmuh luun A Co. leceli rrul tulUi, wti hunt cbai vo, In ttie scientific n titericait. A handaomelf lllnlrl1 WMklf. I'mit rtr. MiUtltHt i.f inr mlde I.Kiriial. Tirmi. tl a raari (aoriuonlka.ll, HvMbfall ntnilulara, teM four nioniba, lu UvUlufall ndlr. MUNN SCO"4 """" New York Uiaacb OBIc. hiVBL. Waiblodoa, 1). 0. The Dairy Commissioner .rules that Butter Wrappers MUST BE MARKED Dairy Butter full weight given in ounces and the name and address of the maker. Do yours comply with the law? If not, have some printed ' that do; THE BEND BULLETIN Stop the LossFires are Unnecessary lUlICK 18 AHSOMJTKIjY I-'lltK IUtOOP IN ANY OtWlNAIlY CON FIJlCmATION. nmrJic huildinos nbvku iiuhn, ALTiiounn tiikv aiiu somk- TIMKS INJUniJD UY FA 1. 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