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FAMES. THK IlKNU IIUM.KTIN, HKNI), ORK., WKDNttftDAY, JANUARY A, 11B. tHMlmMMtMtHMIHtlMtMIH -ti CENTRAL OREGON NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS. 4 KUNNYHUH:. (BpocUl tu Tho liulloltn.) SUNNYSIDK. Jnn. 4. J. L. Couch spent Thursday In Laldlaw, tho guest of Jny Nicliola. Mr. nnd Mrs. 0. M. Couch wont to I.nlrtlaw on 'mslness tho flrnt of tho week. Water for domestic purposes has iwcn turned into tho ditches this week. J. It. I.lttlo wont to Laldlaw on business Monday. Dart Ntrhola and family Rpcnt tho holidays at their homo nt thts plncc. F. W. Lovenjn of l'lnlnvlow mndo n business trip to Uend Monday. Henry Myors, n retired merchant of Cuunlnghnm. Washington, spent ono day in this vicinity. Ho was was looking at land with a view to buying a homo. The Christmas trco nnd program given by tho Sunnyslda school wns a decided success. Mr. and Mill. Alox Lovoronx nnd nvor lml.l In Mil hnll ulnrn II onn. MIm Fannie Frobar were entertained Bructlon. Tho cnrly part of tho Sunday nt tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. . evening whs spent In delivering Rlfta F. W. Lovorons. which wero on tho Christmas trco. A lltorary Booloty has been organlt- ? Thts was n grent treat to tho school cd at Plalnvlow school house which ' children In particular, who worn all meets every first nnd third I-rlday anxious to moot Santa Claus. Bun evonlngs. J nor wns sorvod at 12 o'clock. Tho Miss Klva Smith tho teacher of. crowd ,na not disperse until Into In IMalnvIew, spent holidays with roia-.tbo morning nnd evoryone reported 4 day In Dry Lnko. Mrs. O. Johnson vlsttod at tho homo of her sister. Mrs. Tollnn, tho foro pnrt of tho week. H. Wlnalow of Buck Creek pnscsd throuRh hero Thursday bound for Imperial. A number of Dry Inko folks at tended tho dances nt Imperial Christmas ovo nnd nil reported nu onjoyublo tlmo. QcorRo Qctger transacted business at tho Aloxnnder ranch this week Harry Hockolmnu of Hornet) waan Dry Lake enllor tho foro pnrt of tho W08K. Mr. Ilernnrd Cox transacted busl ness nt tho G. A. Oarsko ranch Tuesday. Tho MImps Urown wero wcok-ond visitors at tho Kins ranch. Tho danco given In tho Dry I.nko Hall hero Christmas wns n great succors, there liolng ono hundred nnd seven In attendance. It is snld that this wan the largest attendance tlves In Madras Miss Alpha Gibson was in Prlnc vlllo taking tho teacher's examination last week. Fred Wllsoti was a caller nt tho Nichols homo Tuesday. The program given by Mcsdnmes F. W. .Lovoronz and Dolln Nichols at Plalnvlow Friday night, was enjoy, cd by a largo number of people. Mrs. Nichols, elocutionist, rendered sovcr nl readings, whllo Mrs. Lovorons fav ored tho audlenco with several of her flno solos, Mrs. John McKlnney accompanying. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. L. Couch went to La'dlaw on business tho first of the n sociable time Tho school children of district 86 nro enjoying their holiday vacation. 1IAM1TO.Y. "e?K- . . ... , .. IHIcks and nnnronriato recitations by A niiniDOr 01 aunnysiUO people ni- ' mi,. " .hlt.J.mv Tho rl.lnr (Special to Tho Bulletin) HAMPTON. Dec. 31. Tho Sun day school Christmas trco held at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Fogg nrovod qulto a success. There wero forty-three present and a full stock ing for even ono. Tho smallor ones received stars. Wlll'am Searcy act ed the pnrt of Santa Claus. to tho delight of tho children. On tho pro gram woro n song by Mastor Gerald tonded tho Now Year's party at tho home of Mr. aod Mrs. I. E. wimer, All report a good time. STAUFFKK. (Special to Tho Tlulletln) STAUPFBR. Deo. 29. Dert Meeka and family of II rook lugs spent a few days atStauffors during the holidays. James Curran came in from Cali fornia last Tuesday, whero he had been transacting business. Tho Christmas tree nt tho school houfee was a great success. Tho pro gram was very good and thoro was a bountiful supply of treats for young nnd old. About seventy-five persons. in- on its war ones spent the evening playing games nnd singing. Mrs. L. A. Hunt ing playing tho piano. Mr. and Mrs. A. 8. Fogg spent Christmas day with Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Peck. Dan McArthur. Mrs. C. II. Harman and Mrs. W. T. Harrison went Tues day with Mrs. Luelnda lilack and son. Ilurr Tllnck. Mine Hattle Huston or He'd nnd Mr. A. S. Cottlngham of Prlnglo Flats mado proof to their hmne stoads before Commissioner Fogg ono day Inst week. Ono of A. T. Shaver's well drills passed through Hampton last even- to P. S. Dcncors were there. f ranch, where drilling will bo begun One day last weok Fred Overall a onco. and Pago Stauffer had an exciting w. T. Harrison Is expected homo time for a few minutes with a sup- (rom nond today, whore ho had gone posedly mad coyoto. Fred finally killed him with tho stock of his gun, the animal being so closo that ho could not shoot. J. W. Pratt Is down In hts well rwnntlv. twenty-four fcot and Indications fori will lain Hccslny and A. T. Frame water are very good. took Christmas dinner at C. D. Har- James McEwen and Danny Mc-'man'8, where they foastcd sump- for a load of groceries for tho Hamp ton store. Iturr Dlack and Nelson Crow hnvo had horses badly cut on barbed wire ueough took Christmas diner at Jas E. Smith's. Those who enjoyed Christmas din ner at Stauffcrs declared Mrs. Stauf fer the best cook in central Oregon. Those present wero Dert Meeka and family, Mrs. Overall and Fred. Mr. inft wjth W. T. Harrison and Mrs. J. H. Hasslerand Haiel Mc-l jjlss Florence Hunting spent Clouth. 'Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Fogg. Gus McClouth started for Bend j. p. wilnuet Is busy hauling Saturday. I wood and getting ready for the well Mrs. Kae ana sons, Arcnio nnu drill tuously on turkey and other good things. Mrs. A. S. Fogg. Mrs. Dontxon and Mrs. Iou Peck spont Wednesday with Mrs. W. T. Harrison. A. T. Frame spent Saturday oven- Itobert, came oveWfrom Butte to take Christmas dinner with J. K. Smith and wife. The danco at Jack Smith's Christ mas night was attended by about fifty persons'. A supper of turkey, sand witches, pie, cake and coffee was on Joyed by all and n general good tlmo was reported. B. T. Kasspohl of Chicago Valley attonded the Christmas tree and tho dance. I Press DeWItt U spending a fowl days at Jnok Smith's. I Llcyd Forbes Is away for a couple of weeks. ' Mtss Allco Brookings Is spending ner vacation wun ner oromer Hor ace. Word has been received that W. F. R. brooder has filed on 200 nerea of land near Tobar, Nevada, and is we,ll pleased. C. J. Stauffer lost ono of his driv er Worses one day last week. Carton Denny of Benjamin Lako enmo over after the mall nod Ills horse took sick on the way home and died. Jnme Ifortoon has Just finished roofing his house. B. T. Kasspohl has been unablo to work for a fow days on account of a badly spralnod wrist, which ha re ceived In falling from a scaffold of James Hartoon'a. James B. Smith butchered a flue young jjeer last week nnd supplied tho people with meat. THOMAS VALLEY. (Spools', to The Bullotln.) THOMAS VALLEY, Jan. 1. Mr. Murphey'a family returned to tholr claim in tho valley January 1. Dan Reynolds; Is at homo after an nbsence of four months. Ho Is going to mako raoro improvements on his claim. ... , , , Kvorvbodv nnd everything is look ing woll in tho valley. JHtY LAKE, (Special to The Bulletin) DRY LAKE. Doo. 25. Mm. Van Lake suent a plwsaut day this weak vlilMng with her sister. Mrs. lntan. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander nnd Mis Thwta OarsVe wero dinner guests nt the Goorge Golgor home Sunday. BUI Brown, from Hunk Crook, was n Dry Lako caller Friday. Charlps Ivey was a Buck Creek caller Saturday. Mr. O'Kelly at Barnes spent Frl- rinv In rtrv il.fikn. W. B. Tltue of Imperial spent Frl- Harold Fogg dined with Thomas Harrison Wednesday. E. M. Peck Is hauling wood for J. L. Owen this week. A. T. Shaver was In Hampton Tuesday. Karl Kollor spont Wednesday night with David Spurbcck. Mr. nnd Mrs. Vorn Hoffman of Llxard Crook woro In Hampton Mon day. Mrs. C. A. Uurrls spout ono day this weok with Mrs. K. M. Peek. Mrs. Fogg spent Saturday after noon with Mrs. Nowt Wells. Mrs. Douglas of Importal called on Mrs. Wells one day thts week. MILLICAN. (Special to Tho Bullotln) MILLICAN. Jan. 3. Tho danco given nt P. B. Johnson's Saturday night was qulto largely attonded nnd n good time Is reported. Refresh ments wore sorvod nt midnight. An orchestra from Bond furnlshod tho music. Several young men from Bond camo out to attend. Mr. nnd Mrs. Connwny drove to town on Now Year's day. A. Kdolstoln wan a business caller In Bond tho lattor part of Inst wook. Mver Goodman enmo out from Bend Friday night to visit with his parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. U Goodman. Mr. nnd Mrs. Horwlti woro callers at tho Ooodmnn homo Sunday after noon. Mrs. William Bcnm called on Mrs. A. Kdolstoln Saturday. P. 11. Johnson wont to Bend Sat urday. Mrs. A. Kdclstoln called nt the Barnoy Conoway homo Wednesday. Mrs. A. L. Hlnklo nnd children visited with Mrs. A. D. Norton Fri day, returning homo Saturday. Mrs. W. II. lieams was n caiior m tho Gcorgo Roberta homostond n day the past wrok. William Todd spont Now boar's dnv with his sister, Mrs.. Thomas Moffott. ., , A. D. Norton mndo n trip to Bond for hay tho past week. Mr. and Mrs. Evans were callers In tho oast end of tho vnlloy Sunday. William Roams expects to mako n trip to Bond somo day tho coming wook. A. A. Gllmoro visited nt tho L. Goodman homo Friday. Harold Davis visited with William Todd Saturday, remaining for din ner. II. K. Davis was a caller at tho L. Gordman homo Sunday. Mrs. A. O. Allen drove home Thursday evening to apand New Year's day. ' Karl Powers Is quite seriously ill at his homo east of here. Mrs. Louis Goodman and Mm. Frank HorwIU wore caller at tho B. E. Davis homo Sunday aftornoon. CLOVKUDALK. (Special to Tho Bullotln)., CLOVERDALE, Jan. i. Clover .in in rminnli Club will have flvo del egate at tho Irrigation Congress in Portland. W. L. Cobb of JJend. formorly of Rosoburg, with his family, visited In Cioverdale Tuesday. Florence Waldron spont tho 'fijat of tho week with her parent In Clov nnlnln and tho last of tho week visit ing frlonds at Laldlaw .and Bond. Mr. Van Matre ana son oi utnu wore guests at Waldrons ovor Mon day night. Sevoral loads of grain came to tno Cioverdale mill Monday. Earl Grube Is working In Winches ter and Arthur Is making an oxtendod visit with frlonds at Antolopo. F. Welse has moved his houso up on tho corner and will now mako sevoral Improvements. Mr. and Mrs. Kline woro uinner guests at J. Skolton's Friday. Mr. and Mrs. E. Slmor spont Irl dav with Mr. nnd Mrs. Rav Abbey. Tho Club meeting Friday night wns well attended nnd onjoved The especially good numbors being tho reoltattons by Inex Buoknor and tho songs by Chnrles Buoknor, (ho duots by Mrs. II. Cyrus and her sister Miss Scoggtns. Tho reading nnd presen tation uf n book to Mr. ntul Mrs, llnrloy Byorn and last but not loiifit, tho Tnttlor, a paper or wit nndnvls dam, odltod and rend by George Mo Andrews. Tho next mooting will bo January la. A Jolly crowd from Sisters gnvo n Now Year ntghl party nt tho homo of Charley Carson. Frank Kelly mid wife, i1ho J. Hknl (on nnd wife visited nt Low en Hunilay The Jolly Bachelors of Desorl Springs are gutting to bo n power to be reckoned with, being so woll or gnnliod and agreed on every lino of action. Thoro will bo Sunday school nt 2 p. in. nnd preaching at 2 next Sun day. F. Kelly and daughter, Opal, wero In Redmond Saturday. W. Boyd made a trip to Redmond Sunday. Mr. Silken nnd Mr. Duckelt of Sis tors nttondod tho club meeting Fri day night. HAMPTON IIUTTK. (Special to Tho Jlullctln) HAMITON BUTTE. Doo. 30.C. "f. Ashbaush came In to spond Christmas with his fninlly. Miss Allco Brookings of Stnuffor Is spending several days with Mr. nnd Mrs. Horace Brookings this wook. L. Mcrcor enmo out to his homo- ; stead Inst Mondny to Join hla wife, who has boon living hero sovornl months. Vic Johnson accompanied Horace Brookings to Stnuffora lust Monday to get a load of liny. Mrs. C. W. Ashbaugh Is on tho nick list. Joo Johnson of Pleasant Vnlloy visited with frlonds In this vicinity sovornl days last weok. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ilort Mooks nnd clill- TRY THE NEW Bend Flour Mill Co. Deschutes Spray and True Blue The leading brands of patent flour. Ask your grocer for them. FEED Large quantities of Shorts, Bran, Rolled Outs and Barley on hand at all times. SEED Seed Wheat and Rye in several va rieties. Mail Orders solicited. Bend Flour Mill Co. A. J. KHOENKHT, President-Manager. dron nttondod tho Christmas pro grain nt tho Stnuffor ttchoulhotino nnd ntu Christmas dinner nt tho Stnuffor homo. Tout KwIiik and Vlo Johnson ate GhrlHtmnn dinner nt tho Brookings Hotel. Mr, and Mrs. L. Morcor nnd MIhs lino Mercer nnd mother nttondod tho THE WHITE IS KING dnnco nt J. K, Hinltli'H Christmas night. Mr. MoGlmiKh of Htmirforn panned through Imrn Sunday on hla way to Hand for slippllon. Mr. and Mrs, J. Ilrlckoy and son, .1 1 in in I o, nnd Joo Johnson ntoOlirUt imirt dlniiar with Dnvu Dunn mitl family nt Imperial. Mr. and Mrs. William Wurmoth and daughter, llewtUi, culled nt tho llrooklngK homo Inst Sunday. William Hoist or LnUroNio, Wash,, tiled n homestead on what was for (Continued on page 10.) Sleds and skates. Company. Adv. Bkuso Hardware Utf Tho I!ESTnllKounc. Family Sowing Mnchtno thnt can ba produced. Mndo In both ROTAUY nnd VIlllUTOIl styles. Tho rotnry makes both LOCK nnd CHAIN stitch. 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