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rAQH 9 BKND nULIiKTIN, BKNT, OREGON, THVIWDAV, MAY M, 1017 Central Oregon Neighborhood News - -- TUMAliO. (Special to Tho Ilullotln.) TUMALO. May 20 Mrsft F, N. "Vnllaco cntcrtntned with n pnrty last Friday evonliiK In honor of Miss es Edith and Kthel Uaylcs. A num ber of frlcnda wore present. Music was tho principal dtvorson of tro evening and alt had a most enjoyabta tlmo. Tho Tllllcum Literary club met at tho homo of Mrs. John Coon Inst Saturday aftornoon. Tho followltiR officers wore elected for tho coming year: President. Mrs. J. Griffin; "Vlco President, Mrs. Armlnta How ard; Secretary-Treasurer, Mrs. Mil tired Taylor. Mrs. Snider and Mrs. duly, of Ilcnd, Miss Keith and Miss Georgia Skinner were guests of the club. Ruth Dayley and Nelllo Howoll attended tho aftornoon matinee In Bend Inst Sunday. Gertrude and Audrey Jamos, of Bend, aro week end guests of Carroll Dayton. Miss Georgia Skinner, of Hormls ton, Is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. 3d. Griffin. Mrs. Armlnta Howard, Miss Keith and F. W. Wilson fpent lost Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Kllcklnger. Mr. and Mrs. L. II. UiFollottc, of Itedmond, and Miss Adah Wilde, of Prlncvllle, were calling on friends In Tumalo this weak. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Lakln and children, of Prlnovlllo, wcro visiting In Tumalo last Sunday. Misses James, Lilly and Dean, and Harvey Dayton wcro fishing on tho Metollus last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Dlako Becker, of Rcdford, Michigan, formerly of Tum alo, aro bolng congratulated on the arrlral May 17 of a baby son. Tbo present teachors havo boon ro-cngaged with a raise of $5 oach ns an appreciation of tho work they havo done during the past year. Tho teachers, and thoir salaries, are Miss Etta James, 8th, 9th and 10th grades, 9110; Miss Hose Lilly, 4th. 5th, 6th and 7th grades, $80, nnd Miss Anna Dean, 1st, 2nd and 3rd grades, $75. School closed last Friday night with appropriate exorcises which were held in tho hall. Tho foltowing program was given: Solo, National Aire; recitation by Miss Bornlco Touch, representing tho eighth grade graduating class; presentation of diplomas by J. M. Griffin, chairman of tho school board; Instrumental solo by Allen Wallace; ncololal danco by tho primary grades; recita tion by Lois Clark; instrumental solo; recitation by Ramon Mnrsh, nnd a patriotic piny, "Tho Llttlo Horolno of tho Revolution." by tho 4th. Rth, Cth nnd 7th grades. Tho pupils do sorvo especial credit for tho mannor In which thoy havo worked together to mako this year n success. Tho members of tho eighth grado gradu ating class aro Ruby Marlon, Holbort Wallace, Gcorgo Norcott, Wayno Wright. Lcona Park, Ruth Dales, and Uorulco Couch. MILL1CAX (Special to Tho Dullotln.) MILLICAN. May 27 Miss Faith Israel made final proof on hor homo stead tho past weok. Tho Federal Loan association held a meeting nt tho P. D. Johnson homo Saturday. Tho basket social and school en tertainment was well attended nnd tho program was well rondored nnd enjoyed by all. Tho sum of $24.05 was realized from tho baskets, which Is nearly all to bo used towards now seats for our school, which aro badly needed. Wednesday, Decoration Day, will ho held tho school picnic on Pino Mountnln. Tho Mllltcan school will floso for tho summer vacation May 31. Mrs. Bcatson Is very 111 at llcnd. Leo Tauschor returned from Port land with his father's automobile Saturday night. R. R. Keller visited with his fam ily a short tlmo Sunday. Leo II. Keller was an over Sunday visitor with his family, returning to Dend with F. Tauscher and son Monday morning. F. and Leo Tauschor returned home tho sarao day. Mrs. C. Holland, of Portland, and Mrs. S. J. Holland, of Griffith. I ml , visited with tho J. J. Holland family several days this weok, returning to Portland on Friday. Mrs. C. M. Rosin and daughter, Edith, visited with hor mother, Mrs. Fleming, nt Bond, from Tuesday un til Wednesday. She mado the trip with Mr. Sharer. Mesdamcs C. J. J. and S. J. Hol land called on Wrn. A. Rahn Thurs day. Mrs. S. J. Holland will visit with friends In California beforo return ing to her homo In Indiana. Mrs. Geo. W. Cook called on Mrs. J. J. Holland Wednesday afternoon. P, II. Jnhnnon mndo business trips to Iloud Wodnasday and Thursday, Mrs. P. II. Johnson ntttoed to Rend Tuesday, railing on Mrs, Vernon A. Forbes nnd attending to somo bus iness mnttors. Alox Gllmoro killed a coyote while nt Sink this weok. L. A. Hull returned from llnmt Thursday for a few days' visit beforo souklng employment olsawhoro. Mrs. P. R. Johnson buoght n saddle pony from Mr. Wnlkorwlts last Thurs day. Miss Opal Connwny visited nt tho F. G. Klger homo Sunday. Goldln Connwny returned with her to visit nt tho II. R. Connwny homo for a tlmo. Hoopor Dyer, one of Grovor Cnld wolPs riders, rodo for cattle to tho Russell ranch nonr Prlnovlllo. R. 11. Connwny nnd ChcRter Elliot aro seeding tho ryn patch about soven miles from tho Caldwoll ranch, for Mr. Caldwoll. Grovor Caldwoll left for Walla Walla, Friday morning, to visit with his family, who are staying on his ranch In Washington. A sovon pound baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Klger last Thursdny. l)r.Forroll, Miss Selma Drown nnd Mrs. Ell Sponcor wcro In nttendnnco. Mother nnd bnby aro doing nicely. Grovor Caldwell, Goldla and Opal Connwny and Hoopor Oyer nutned to tho Ell Sponcor plnco Thursdny, Mrs. Spencer routrnlng with thorn to tho F. G. Klger homo. Mrs. D. D. Connwny nnd sou and Hoopor Dyer visited a short tlmo Frldny, with D. 1). Connway and Chester Elliot nt tho ryn pnteh. Tho D. D. Connwny family expect to movo onto the Caldwell ranch soon. Mrs. F. Tauscher expects to leave for hor homo in Portland today, after n sovon mouths' stay on their home-stoad. CI.OVERDALK. CLOVERDALE, May 27 Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Grube went to Rend Frl dny, after Maudo and Floyd, who havo been going to school thoro tho last year. H. C. Miller and Idella weru shop ping In Redmond Frldny. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. F. Fryronr went to Redmond Thursday to sou their daughter, Mary, graduato. A number of young folks attend ed the all-night dance nt Sliters Fri day night. H, O. Wilson sheared sheep for Cyrus and Peterson the Inst of tho week. Aletha and Juanltn Hudson, Freda Arnold and Carol Van Matro were all 111 the last of tho week. Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Miller nod daughters. Fay nnd Vloln. visited with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Matthews Sunday aftornoon. Pctor Moo took a load of hay to Dond Friday. - Clavln Durnsldo had tho mlsfor tuno to loso a horso last week. Goo. Cyrus was assessing near Lowor Drldgo and Cllno Falls last weok. Twelve of tho Ladles' Club, met BRICK vs. OTHER BUILDINGS BRICK BUILDINGS IN BEND-- OTHER BUILDINGS--- VALUE ABOUT VALUE ABOUT $500,000 $2,000,000 FIRE LOSS IN FIVE YEARS FIRE LOSS IN FIVE YEARS OVER NONE $100,000 ITick BEND BRICK & LUMBER CO. with Mrs. Hodson Wednesday. Tho hostess snrved Ico cream nnd cake. L. G. Grubo had n horso die thji Inst of tho weok, Mrs. 11. C. Cllno nnd Sam worn sick n few days, but aro bettor nt this writing. Earl Grubo wont to Dend Sunday evening to work. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed Spoo, of Slaters, spent Saturday night and Sundny with Mr. A. Tomplelon's. l.ndono Cyrus wns visiting with Avllln Holly. Mrs. Peterson's cousin, who Is stuylug nt Potorsons, HAMPTON. (Special to Tho Dullotln) HAMPTON, May 25 Mrs. M. II. Crow and daughter, Lorn, visited with Mrs. Van I.aki Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Denror spont Sundny with Mr. nnd Mrs. C. D. liar innu. Horace Drooktngs passed through Hampton on his way to Dend Satur day. C. A. Durrls wns In Hampton vnl ley Wednesday night looking after business Interests. A community rabbit meeting was hold nt J. P. Wlliiuol's Snutrday. Lew Dennett was n Hampton val ley visitor Wednesday night. Tom Ewlng Is doing his nssesiment work In this part of tho valley this week. Mrs. McNett spent Saturday after noon with Mrs. C. II. Hnrmnn. A hlrthdny dinner was given nt tho home or Mrs. M. II, Crow, In honor of Miss Lorn Crow's eigh teenth birthday, on Wednmdny. Ev eryone present enjoyed themselves Immensely. tnmoon to nsslst tho farmers in kill ing sago rats, Demonstrations will bo mndo at Curt Mullnr'a farm. Tho farmers nro much concerned In this. Paul Mnrtsehlug will seed 100 pounds of nlfnlfn soed this spring, Mr. nnd Mrs. Coughllu left for their homo In I'ortlnnd Thursday, aftor attending to business mattera hero. Mrs. Coughllu owns tho place known ns tho Guerlu ranch, nnd Is n daughter of tho Into W. K. (luerln. Albert Khultt, of Alfalfa, whs elect ed as n director for tho DoscIiuIok Vnl Icy Creutnery Co. Also on the cnmtultten to furnish wntor for the town of Redmond from the well owned by the rompnuy. Tho Jolly Neighbors met with Mrs. Lesllo Clark Wednesday nftornoon. Mrs. Mary lleiiu, Mrs. Ray Leonard nnd Denver Good nro on tho sick list this week. Miss JesMln l'yntt, who has been attending high school In Demi, will return to hor homo In Alfnlfn Sun day. Wnltor FosUir purchased a fivo passenger touring car recently. PLEASANT ItllKIK. (Special to Tho Dullotln.) PLEASANT UIDIIK, Mny 27 Claud Mnllnry has returned from his beur hunt. Il reports not even seeing a bear trark. School rlrmed Friday evening slth n well rendered program, after which Ice crentu Mas served. Thrno ptiplti passed tho eighth grade examination. Andrew Nolson has taken up his work as ditch rider ngnlu for tho Hensou. Several farmers havo been busy tho past Meek sowing laud plaster. Mr. DIurIiiiiu wns 'In Dond Friday on business, Mr. and Mrs. Anderson uttnnded the dnnrn Frldny nvonlng nt Tumnlo, Aubrey Perry and wife, of His tors, havo linen staying with Wayno (Continued on IMgn 7.) SF ALFALFA (Special to Tho Dullotln.) ALFALFA. Mny 26 A meeting of tho school bonrd was held Tuesday 'evening nt Albert Schultz's. Jay Haguo Is In Dond on business. Roy Woolloy nnd wlfo nro looking after his farm during his absence. County Agent Dlnnchnrd nnd Mr. I Ward, .will bo In Alfalfa Monday at- STOP! And Invmtlgntn onr prlrrw Itrfnra buying: your irrocrrlmt. Wo can save you money. P.B.Johnson's Mllllcnn. Ore. Telephone Si dxn FRESH Groceries You havo n right to INSIST that mo sen to It that your money finds the greatest pur chiming povtor, nnd that you get QUALITY goods for tlin money you pay, KKSPKCT wo my to this plan Is what Is building for us a big huslneM, HOWEVER LITTLE the saving may be, It will 1 1 ELI. We'll do our best for YOU. 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