The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931, September 27, 1917, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextniONit nm.iiKTiN. nww. tnumoN, TiiritsnAV. HKrTKMUKiyaT. tin? TAOR t. LOCAL NEWS ITEMS (From Tuesday's Daily.) Isaac Zlorotr ami Joe Whlttnkor, from Hampton, spent the day In town. Mr. Ziorolf Is on hl way to the Willamette Valley, while Mr. Whltnkor Is buying an alfalfn ranch. J. W. Sehock, from Mountain Home, Idaho, days In "town J. S. Sando, of Conway, Wnshlnit ton, spent IftBt wook In lUmd and loft ycstorilny tor his homo. He arranged n tlvoyear lonso on his ranch at Im perial and sold his horses to the lessee, Young Oiialcy. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde MrlCay will leave for Marshtield tomorrow to at tend the meeting of the Grand Corn- Is spending several j Mm,ary of the Knight Templars, before going t6 his vi. McKay l the only Rem! renre- ranoh In Lke county. He has been- nutive and will lemaiii the rest of in Idaho the past two years visiting . the week. 8ho Is re spond soveral dnyw thoro. eently from Portland. Thoodoro V. Flnloy hns enlisted In the Infantry as n horse trainer mid went out to Vancouver th's mon.'nc He Is from Tort Hock Hiid, so far as he knows, Is the first man from that place to voluuteer. Alphonse Ay, who was Injured while on duty as a forest gusrd three weeks sgu, returned to his station at I Im l'lue tudsy. Ha has been em , ployed In the local forestry rfflce J. A. Urlnkley. head clerk In the during the t!me he was unable to re nts daughter. Mrs. C. Steffen went out on this forestry sen Ice. left this rooming main In the woods, morning's train to Seattle to move(or ntM irtho. to take up his new I Mr. and Mrs. l K. Alvord. of IVrt- lior household Roods back to ltend. Mr. Steffen last week purchased the Mack ranch near Tumalo and the family will make their home on It. O. D. Archibald, n special agent of tho Interior Department, was In lloml yesterday following a visit to Tumalo whore ho gathered Informa tion preliminary to recommending patents on lands in that vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Cunningham have returned from a trip to Walla Walla and Pendleton. Mr. Cunning ham drove his car to both places this week aild met his wife, who hod been visiting relatives In tho former town. work with the geological survey. ' jBn,i, were In (lend yesterday and this hand clseelflcatlou In this branch I1 morning In their motor car. On ac a new departure Just come Into use count of the highway being i lowed i under the neV land laws and Mr. I they hiul to ship their machine parti Rrlnkloy's appointment Is a distinct . ,f the way. They will return home, advancement. this (From Monday's Dally.) J. W. Day went to Madras morning. Mrs. E. L. Daniel Is on her way to San Franolsco. C H. Cook has returned to his homo in Prlncvllle. MIss Emily Houghtallng Is In Red mond visiting her mother. Floyd McXett has gone to Prlne . vlllo a few days on business. Ward Coble left Saturday night to visit Mrs. Coble in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. I. S. Tyler stopped in Hand on their way to Hums. John S. Lawson started on a trip to Wowlard, Oklahoma, yesterday. M. L. Stevens was in Portland over the week end and returned this morn ing. Hance Doll, of Oregon City, is spending several days here looking (or laud. Ilobert S. Farris and his mother. Mrs. Km ma Hill, of Portland, were In Bend Saturday. Max Cunning and Denton G. Rur dlck, of Redmond, spent the day In town on business. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Henderson are proud parents of a baby glr, their first child, born yesterday.' County Clerk J. II. Haner re turned from Prlnevllle yesterday. He has been attending court there. II. J. Hansen and Claud McGee, of Hums, were passengers who went out to Salem yesterday morning. A marriage license was taken out Saturday afternoon for James Lee Putnam and Miss Hasel McLouth. Dr. and Mrs. J. C. VandoWt yes terday motored to Crane Prairie to spend a three or four days' vacation. Jay Upton and George Russell, both of Prlnevllle, passed through town today on their way to Lakeview. Mrs. P. Renno and her small son returned to Deschutes this morning. Mrs. Renno came in to the dentist's. Deputy Sheriff A. A. Anderson, who has been confined to his home with typhoid fever, was back at work today, W. J. Sproat, of the forestry office, is In La Plae today. Assistant Super visor V. V. Harpham Is expected back tonight. Clyde R. Soltz, supervisor of the Cascade National Forest, with head quarters at Eugene, was In'liend Sat urday on business. Lewis Seeley returned from Chlco, California, last night. He was gone three weeks driving trucks to and from San Francisco. R. P. Shire, of Redmond, passed through town Saturday night in h's big car, bound for Crater Lake. Mrs Shire accompanied him. Jay Cook, superintendent of the farm for the feeble-minded at Salem, and hia foreman, L. D. Fields, are in Hend looking over land. Dr. V. II. Day, of Chicago, is in Culver today. H to spending bis vacation in Central "Orso; having come here ones before several years ago. Mrs. Pearl Wiawell, of Minneapolis, Minn., arrived last week from Port land to visit her cousin, Mrs. H. J Sottong, at her ranch how east of town. "fcB3 J. W. Meyers, of Paisley, was in town today to meet a shipment of 1700 sheep whJoh came in this morn ing. He will drive them out to hie ranch. A, D, Leo returned last night with a party of Portlanders he took to East Lake In his machine. The men caught 1C trout in Just an hour's fishing in Paulina crook. Division Superintendent R. C Wogner, of the S. P. & 8. railroad, caroo Into Dond this morning in his private car and remanjed until 10 a. m., on a genoral Inspection trip. to through McKeuzle Pass. II. J. Overturf left today on a trip to Denver, Salt Luko City and other points. He will be gono over a week and will stop on tho way at Pendle ton to see a portion of the ttouudl'p. All of the Commercial club business has been left In tho hands of com mittees. Among those from Rend who at tended tho West Side Ladles' dance at Tumalo last night were Misses Fern Reff. Genevlevo McLnron. Row una Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. X. F Reed and Mr. nud Mrs. M. It. Morton. Fred Lucas. Carl Flndley. John Snth or. A L. French. Roy Fox. Don Mc Laren and Hugh Thompson. Dunces at Redmond and Madras aim) drew a number from this city. At the lut- Flsher hotel held ter pluce the new n formal opening. (From Saturday's Daily.) Dr. Clydo Goldsberry returned Salem this morning. Miss Olive Uoyd has gone to Port land for a short trip. Mrs W. G. Manning returned from a short trip to Portland this morning. Mrs. M. L. Van Uusklrk is In Cul ver spending a few days with her sis ter. Mr. and Mrs. You Noren have gono to Norwich to spend two days on their ranch. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Farley motored from The Dalles this morning on n business trip. J. A. Nichols, of The Shcvlln-Hlxon Company, arrived this morning for a few days' stay. J. T .Hardy, commercial agent for the Oregon Trunk railway, was in Ilend yesterduy. W. W. Drown came In last night from Uurns. Ho was on his way to the State Fair at Salem. C. A. Partlow, K. Morgan and S. A. LMorgan, all of Portland, drove over to East Lake today on an outing. A. F. Rogers and his little grand daughter, from Pringle Fulls have gone to Portland for a week or two. Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Garrison and children drove in this afternoon fronts(M() Prineville and will spend Sunday in Rend. I Miss Catharine Rounds, of Port land, spent the night in Ilend before i going to Uurns where she will teach school. " Mr. and Mrs. Dick Ilryant and two children went to Paulina today. They have been visiting four days with George Bryant. A. L. Melntfwh will leave tnnlrht In his automobile for Portland, where, wa M-w ""mum t t I'Hot he will spend a week attending to I,,,,,e cemetery, business matters. I Itollle Ilrewer went out tn Van- Private Jav Covle wee In town on eouver today to Join the medical V a 96-hour furlough while he looked Prtmerit vf the army, over mines he is Interested In near Mrs. Floyd Dement left this morn Sisters. He left this morning for'lng for Spokane wher she will visit Clackamas. friends for a few week. i Mrs. William RobUerdlng. who has , L. C Rudow. manager of the Grand i been here visiting her husband, went Theatre. Is Installing more seats In, to Gateway this morning and will his theatre In the O'Kane building 1KI(KKCT FITTINCJ m WEAR UN' ION SUITS (From Friday's Dally.) II. ICeane has gone to Pendleton to the Round-Up. Miss Opal Clark spent the day In Redmond on buslneeo. Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Rice are, spending the day in Ilend. I Mrs. liyron Cady. of Tumalo, Isi temporarily employed at the sheriff j office. i W. . Tllgner. of Dallas, was !n Iauu AAt.'ABWif alavae Milkier .tit i linM. ' wt ft &v wins tv n . MUw Olive Campbell, of Retimond. has accepted a position In The llul letlii office. j A. M. Ijockman has gone to Port Hand. He was employed a short time, in this city. G. A. Parmenter was another Port land bound passenger. He was ln Uend a week. The funeral of little Ruby Carey PIT -perfect fit- do you know what it means in underwear especially union suits ? We believe that Munsingwear union suits will give you a new idea of underwear fit. The way they cover the form-without fiapiiifi at the seatthe manner in which they give and take with every twist of the hotly and every con traction of the muscles without hinding f.t.the kroteh has been a delight to millions. Munsingwear lit is one of the distinct fcrttf ores that explain the annual sales of over 10,000,000 Munsingwear garments and the ever increasing demand from millions of satis lied users. And the beauty of the Munsingwear lit is that it doesn't wash out. The comfort ot Munsingwear lit is further increased by softness of the elastic Munsingwear yarns, the smooth seams, the perfect crotch anil perfectly balanced gore in ihe s'ent. . The prices of IuiisiiigwearWrhkts are very niotlcrate.-yfitK'rrUi, perhaps, than vou imagine for such (intfnmlit'. The range of fabric styles aiiuVweights is verv wide. Thcv are made for nui, Voiiu There is a correct littihg M or fabric desired. Ask tuf to si MUSING WEAR FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY MUNSING WEAR FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY n ami eiiiiureir- a ar it M - 1 Jf .....I, 1 . i unyngweir garment lor yu m any siyicy wcigm lovyrvrfluv T4. b . you asJstff&oX Munsingwc ar MwoaifWnow rood underwear jgH Mwggjawi i u ii wgj i Reed-Smith m When W 7 1 we Kno rcantile Co. Complete Outfitters for MenWomen and Children 9I.VJ-17 Wall St., Uend, Oregon Mrs. Nellie Wright, formerly pro- A R. 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