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CENTRAL OREGON NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
MII.MCA.V.
(Special to Tho Hulletinj
MItiUCAN, July 1C P. II. John
son hag liccn appointed local vital
Btntlstlc registrar.
Denzll Uyor roturnetl to hi home
stead tli In wjok with a bride, who
was formerly MIhs Alta Cllngan.
O. L. Halm of Salem, has been vis
iting hU brother, Wirt Uohn, for a
short time. lloth left Friday morn
ing for llend, to enjoy a few dns'
llshlng.
II, K. Dyer purchased a house
from I II. C.less and nan moved It
on his Kenwood property In Ilond.
Hon Goodman has roturnod to the
valley and Mrs. Goodman Is expected
soon.
Hnylng Htnrted this week and
Judging from the men folks' smiling
coiintonances Hip crops oxceod all
tholr expectations.
Hooper Dyer has gone to Klamath
l'alls to bring In soma cattle for
Ilalph Dunne.
A. T. Shaver's wfll drilling out
lit arrived nt Frank Spencer's Sit
lirilny. Those who assisted with
tholr tennis In bringing the drill
wore: Wm. llahn, I. 1. Owens. Ver
non Clevenger. Frank Silencer, Mr.
Van Clove and l.ouls Hall.
Other wells will b drilled eooi.
ly Mr. Shaver a- Sianle) Sm'th s
lid 0. W. Cooko'a
Hlliinr Dyor completed .Mr. MIIH
wm's four large watering troughs on
it unlay.
Tho llend Hand will give a dunce
very Tuowlay ovwnlng at tho Now
Hippodrome. Adv.
I'lXKIHIIST.
(Special to Tho Ilulletln.)
IMN'ltHUItXT . -July Hi. rrl
Marlon Is working for A. McMUtor
this welc
0. II. Spaugh and I.. II. Itoit went
to the sale at ('line Falls Wednesday
Mrs. M. P. Groom of Portland Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Geo. W.
Knyder.
.Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sanilll and
Will Sanilll were visitors nt the Mork
home .Monday evening
Mrs. Goo. Snyder wus n b-ihinw
visitor nt Ilin McAIUtur homo Mon
day uvenlug.
Mrs. A. II. Heed and Charlie Mont
gomery wero llend visitors on Thurs
day. Mnrgnret Mock and Until Huvlav
wme onllers at the A. MrAllster homo
nud ('. II. Howell home Hutur-la
uvenlug.
0. J. Meek and family look din
ner with Mr. and Mrs. Ted lloekor
Hiimlny.
Nettle and Kthol Snvdnr who hnvrf
boon working In llend spent the wi.'uU
end nt liomu.
I.. II. Hpaugh and family spent
Sunday evening with Mr. and lrs.
0. J. Mock.
Seo J. Hyau &. Co., for farm land
lor.iis. Adv.
HAMPTON hutti:.
(Sner'al to The Hullotln)
HAMPTON HiriTK. July II.
Charley Diivls reglalered nt tho
llrnoklngs hotel last Friday, on his
wny to llend.
Jim llrown has returned to llend
In work.
Wm. Hoist took a truck for Ilond
last Sunday euroute In l.n Crosse,
Washington, where ho will work
tli rough hnrvost.
Horace llruoklugs oxide a busliuws
trip to llend this week.
Mrs. Jim llrown vIsIIimI with Mm.
Iks' I Mueks last WoduaMdiiy.
Alice and ShiiiiihI McKihiwii wore
onllers at thu HrookliiKs sloro Tuos
day. Mrs. J. M. Ilrlrliny returned from
the Wllltiinollo vally where hIio
iipont suverul montlia with her daugh
ters. Mr. and Mrs. II. (1. Km melt, of
Cove, Oregon, passed through here
on their wny In llend wheru they
oxpect to in u lie their home.
Wm. Schneider gave nil olnhornto
dinner last week. Tho guoslu were
Mrs, Ainu MclCnowii and children,
Mr. nud Mrs. Jim llrown and chil
dren and J. M llrlckey.
Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Wurmouth who
have been living In llend thu past
winter are visiting friends ,lii this
lolnlly this week
llert Meeks nud son Herbert, are
out to llend for a load of supplies.
Jlmmiu llrlckey and Mlw Hannah
Dunne wero callers In this vicinity
last Wednesday
MUs D.irle llurton passed through
hero Wodnemtny on her wny home to
make a short visit. She returned to
Hums Friday.
Mrs. Vic Schroder and daughter,
Agnus, are making an extended visit
with hur mother In Kokouio, Indiana
Mr. and Mrs. llert Mwku nud
olillillim and Mrs McNett and sou
were the guests of Mr. and Mm. Hut
lulu last Sunday.
0. H. MitOrow of McCoy. Oregon,
pMed through here on his way to
Vile.
J. O. Whllukor was t business l
lltr lieru on day this week.
T'o watting nt tho Metropolitan for
(hut shiivo or Imlr cut. Four ehairs
iwuw ready. Adv.
HAMITOX.
(Rneclal to The Ilulletln)
HAMPTON, July IB William K
timiroy and l.uoy II. Kicks wore mar
lied In PrluevHIe, Oregon, on Juno
. 9. Hev. Geo II Hnmsey nltlclMed
The happy couple returned to their
home on thu following Wednesday
A number of the lU'lKlilxrr. learning
uf the event, proceeded to the home
on Saturday evening for n grand
oliurlvurl. After consldurnblo noise
tho crowd wns Invited Into the house
Hud liwirty congratulations wore
a(VQii to thu iilydf. Mr. and
Air Soarey Iron tod the crowd to
ptumh niul wafers and cigars. After
pluylng several gauus all departed
for their home wishing the br'de and
groom many happy and prosperous
years.
Miss Ethel Fogg, Miss Zola Tlar
tholomew, Mrs. C. II. Ilarman and
D. McArthur took dinner at Mrs.
Ulack's Thursday.
Miss ,1irlnda Crow returned from
n month's visit In Hend Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Peck visited at
W. T. Harrison's Thursday.
MIbs Zola Uartholoniew returned
to A. S. Fo?gs Friday after spending
two weeks at the home of C. H. Har
mon. E. M. Peck has purchased o milk
cow of I). Spurbeck.
Misses Hartholomew, Fogg. Mrs.
Harmon and Mr. McArthur ient Sat
urday at J O. Whltakors.
Mm. Illack, Mr. and Mrs. W. T.
Harrison and son Thomas and
Messrs. Illack, Crow. Owen. Dennett,
Smith and McArthur were ontortaln
cd nt the home of C. II. Harmon on
Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Warmoutli and
I'OWEMi Itl'TTE.
(Special to The Dullctin)
POWELL HUTTE, July 17. E.
A. Uushett and Lee Hobha havo pur
chased the header that belonged to
Lelnnd Casey.
M. C. IOgan and family left the
latter part of the week for Southern
Oregon. They are traveling by wag
on and expect to visit Crater lake
cud other points of Interest along
the route.
A. W. Hayn was a business visitor
nt Deschutes Saturdr.y, returning on
Sunday accompanied by his father,
F. H. Hayn, who will stay during
haying.
Win. Wilson hnd the misfortune
to havo his entire hay crop down
when It mined. Sam Houston had
140 ncres down. Mr. Scars, Mr.
Moore, Mr. Rhode, Mr. Osborne end
Mr. Wells nil had some cut but It
Is to be hoped that the liny was not
badly damaged.
Joe Shearer Iiqb n now auto.
Oiu Foster has purchased a new
daughter llessle came out from lie ml threshing machine. He sayc he will
.Monday to look after things. Mr. employ an expert to run It no tho
Wurmouth Is In poor health and the
doctor has ordered him to n loer
nltltudo.
The .Misses Streetors have return
ed to their homestead after several
month's absence In Portland.
The horseback party who took din
ner at l.ew llonnett's Thursdny re
port n fine time.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Harrison start
ed for Ilond Wednesday morning for
a load of supplies.
MIssiDarlf llurton of Hums Un
ited home folks a couple of das
this week.
A pleasant surprise party was giv
en nt the home of A. S. Fogg on
Wednesdny evening for Miss Zola
HartholoiiHtw of Portland. The even
ing was spent In games and music.
Hnfrcshments wore son oil consisting
of Ico crentu and echo. At n late
hour nil departed for home tired but
hnppy. Those presont wore: Misses
Zoln Hartholomew, Kthol Fogg, Lora
Crow, Dnrlo lliir'nn, llessle War
liioutli, Messrs. Ilennett, Smith Crow,
Wllquet, Illack, Hudolph, Thompson,
McArthur, Owon, Fogg, Dicks. Harrl
non, A. Peck mid II. Peck. Mr. and
Mrs. J. O. Whltnker, Mr. mid Mrs.
Sonrcy, .Mr. ami Mrs. K. M Pock,
Mr. end Mrs O. lluUotn. Mr. and
Mth. W. I. Wurmouth and Mr. and
Mrs. C. II. Harmon.
A desirable bread knife free with
ovcry nnuiinl subscription to The
Ilond Ilulletln.
For farm laud lonus sco J. Itynn
torvlco. Adv.
Wnnt Ads only ONE CENT n word
on lot 3, sec. 2-18-12.
Hend Park Co. to Louis Sherman
It. 6, blk. 40, Bond Park.
C. S. Hudson to E. M. Thompson
It. 13, blk. 4, Hend.
E. S. Warren to L. D. Wlcst rel.
It. 1 and 2, blk. 33, Wlestorla, J 100.
Hy. W. Ueed to Lola D. Erlckson
It. 4 and C, blk. 3, Lytic add, Dond.
Oliver Erlckson to Lola D. Erlck
son It. 1 and 5, blk. 3, Lytic, It. G
Mid G, blk. 23, cDschutcs.
L. D. Wlest to Wm. H. Martin It.
7, blk 7, Wlestorla.
Hend Park Cw to Hobt. H. How
doln It. C blk. 22, It. 1, blk. 43, Hiv
erslde add, Ilond.
Lytlo Townslte Co. to Hend Park
Co. It. 1, blk. 43, HIverslde, It. 17,
blk. 7, Lytle.
Hend Sec. Co., to Hend Pr.rk Co.,
It. fi, blk. 22, Hlvcraldo add, Hend.
J. N. Huntor to Mlko Conway It.
2, blk. 18, Deschutes ndd, Hend.
' Mae McFnrlnnd to II. C. Ellis, ct
al sat. a 10 ft. It. r blk. 13, Center
r.dd, llend. , .
The Hend Co. to Archlo McDonald
It 11, blk. 9. Houlovard add, Hend.
'Mrs. U. Ilartlott to Halph Hart
lett, It. 1 nnd 2, blk. 8, Deschutes
add", Hend.
Wayne H. Hussell to M. A. Daley
It. 4, blk- !7, Park add, Hend.
Tho Hend Co., to Hrooks-Scanlon
Co., It. 7, blk. 1. Park add, llend.
II. C. EIHs to V. A. Forbes 8 40
ft. It. 5 nnd C, blk. 13, Center add,
Ilond. ,
P. J. Whlto to Hrooks-Scanlon Co,
part It. 11. blk. 13, Park add, Hend.
.Margaret .1. Ellis to Tho Hend Co.
It. 4, blk. 52, Center add, llend.
Want Ads only ONE CENT n word.
farmers' may be assured of good work
tho coming BenBon.
Mrs. J. M. Shearer returned Mon
day from llend where she tins ' en
visiting her parents for tho pa-t few
days.
Miss Hazel Hayn Is spending the
week at Deschutes. I
The Sorosls moots Wedn"sdny.
tho 19th, with Miss Mabel All n I
The young people f tho nc.gh or- I
hood planned a wlcnlo roast for Sat-
urday night to he held on the Iuttc3
but owing to thu rainy weather had
to change their plr.ns. They nil
g.-.thcrod nt the Mooro place nnd then
wont to the river bed whore they
built a big bonfire and roasted wien
ies and mnrshmnllowH. Tho remain
der of the evening wan spent in play
ing guinea. Mrs. Mooro nnd Mrs.
Wells chnporoned tho pnrty.
HKAIj ESTATE THAXSFEHS.
IhmiciI by t'MMik County Abstract Co.
Jennie Sellers Ferrell, Odn. li The
Hand Co., lots 1 and 2, blk. 28, Ccn
tor add, llend.
llend Park Co., to Wm. C. Meyer
It- 1, blk. 34, It. 1 blk. 47, Center
add, Ilond.
Ilond Park Co. to Maurice P.
Cnshman It. 7 nud 8, blk. 2C, HIver
aide add, Hend.
J. II. Curry to Maurice P. Cash
man, It. .1,7 and 8 blk 25. Hiversldo
.dd, Hend.
Mlchnel Hynnn to D. II. Sphler
parcel 32-17-12 (200 ft. by 400 ft.)
A. W. Honton to J. II. Cannnrn
nv4 nvtf 22-11-13, $1800.
W. L. Cobb, cortlllcnto of proof
like Gas?
foT comfbri:
and convenience
A
NEW PERFECTION
OIL COMiSTOVE
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No coal, wood or ashes
to Iur no waiting for
the fire to burn up. Bet
ter cooking because of
tho steady, evenly-distributed
heat, under
perfect control. All heat
concentrated on the
cookingand not radiated
around the room. The
long, blue chimneys
prevent all smoke and
smell,
Utkti, bolls, routs, toasts.
Mors smcitnt than your
wood or col stov and costs
less to operate.
ASK YOUR DEALER TODAY.
STANDARD OIL
COMPANY
(Ctlifami)
IUnit
Egg
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For Best Results
Use Pearl Oil
Better cooking
and a cleaner,
cooler kitchen.
Now serving
2,000,000
homes
In 1,2, 3 and 4.
burntrslies,wlth
or without ovtn.
Atso cabinst
modals with
Flrcleia Cooklnf
Oviiu.
BEND HARDWARE CO.
F. DEMENT & CO.
True Economy . . .
' ninni the vAst irxniloj cf otu't rooocy miklog every daJUt do full duty
and gtttlag la return An utiiU uut volt ntufy you la (very way.
Th . WHITE, .
Is a rti bargain bcciuu It U told at a popular
price UcauM it give you Ux kind ol wwisg
you delight lot because It will turn out the work
quickly and thoroughly And give you a life timt
ol uthiactory service) because Its Improvement
will eaabU you to do tkiags which can't be does
oa say other macUeet because it will pteavc you
with it Cm flnlah And beauty ol its furniture
la abort you will find the White reliable and
deairable from every point of view.
Be iur to te the Vhlte dealer who will be glad to show you bow good a
machine th MHilt U. H there U no White dealer haody, write ua direct for cat
aloga, W do not tell to catalog house. Vibrator And Rotary Shuttle Machine.
WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO. CLEVELAND, a
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WHY THE BEST
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Its Rich, Sweet, HeHow Ham Hm
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THIS PAPCa REPRESENTED FOR FOREiGn
ADVERTISING DY THE
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NEW YORK AND CHICAGO
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Metolo
SUMMER ESTATES AND FISHING
AND HUNTING RETREATS
Jilt. ISl'SINKSS MAX: '
IIKM), OKIKJO.V.
You havo often asked yoursolf If It Is possible to find a spot near
homo, whoro It is so bor.utlfuf that a mnn can go to spend a day, a week
end, or a whole vacation, and completely forgot tho worries of his
business, hlr. debtors nnd creditors, forgivo his enemies and get heck Into
tuno with tho whole world and naturo at It's best.
TIIKHK IS SCCII A I'LACK:. At least I havo found It oo!!!
TAKE THE BEST IIOAD OUT OP HEND. go northwest about forty
m'loa to tho point whore you Hnd a hotutltul valley that looks like
green volvot, snuggling closely to tho foot of Mt. Jefferson, with countless
cool and sparkling springs nestling In It's bosom, and tho flsh-ladon
Mctollus Itlvcr winding to and fro through ifa entlro longth. TIIEUE
you will nnd METOLO: the Fisherman's Paradise tho Hunter's
Delight tho Sportsman's Homo tho Plctsuro Seokor's Mecca and
tho IdoM Itctreat for tho tired Iluelncsa Man to recuperate his strength
and revltallzo his energy.
METOIX) Is strictly a pleasure resort; NOT a townslto or businoM
proposition. Every tract and estnto reserved from business uses forever.
Each tract almost as largo as an ordinary city block, yot only costing
from $75 to J 125 each. Think or It! a summer homo site for about
ji hundred dollars, and ncnrly ovory one with water frontago, that can
bo purchased on any terms desired.
Hulld your cabin or lodgo out of natlvo materials to ho found right on
tho place, nnd you have no preparations to mako when you want nn outing.
A hospitable farmer close at hand provides all the eats and comforts for
you.
Over one half thesa trr.cts are already spoken for or taken! Seo any
roal estate man In llend for selections promptly,
J. It. MI.VKIL
METOLO