rAQK I
HKND UULLKTllt, URMD, OKHGON, THUKHDAY, JANUARY 10, 101f
Central Oregon:
Neighborhood
News
MAN Y STAUFFER FOLK
IN BEND LAST WEEK
STAUFFEU, Jan. 8. Orrln Brown
was down from Chicago Vnlloy on
Monday, transacting sonio business at
E. J. Stauffor's.
John Pratt left for Portland on
Now Yoar.'a -day.
Mary SUuiffer tbok tho stngo Tues
day morning or Ilond, whoro sho Is
attending school.
11. F. Hhodcs and Juddy Itasch
mado a trip to tho plno timber this
week.
Tom Cowcn arrived from Bend on
31 on day.
Tho Stauffor atae was loaded
with passonpera for Demi on Now
Year's morning.
J. 11. Hassler has been plowing tho
past week.
J. !. Urlckoy and William Itobcrt
son woro In tho ralley Tuesday.
X. S. and Carrie Hrowu called at
tho Stauffer's on Monday.
Juddy Hasch and wlfo and Hen
Rhodes woro callers at Hasslor's on
Monday.
Fred Donoran and wlfo nutoed to
Brookings last Monday.
Miss Glonnlo Lung, our school
teacher, roturned Thursday from
Portland, where sho spent her two
Avceks racatlon.
TUMALO RESIDENTS
VISIT PORTLAND
(Special to Tho Bulletin.)
TUMALO, Jan. 8. Mr. and Mrs.
J. C. Stiles and son, Clement, return
ed last week from Portland, where
they spent tho holidays with Mr.
Stiles' parents.
Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Wallace aro In
Portland, where they attended tho
irrigation congress.
Frank Dayton. Kd. Bean, J. X. B.
5erklng, John Marsh and "wlfo wero
In Portland last week attending tho
irrigation congress.
Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Mooro and
daughter, Hutu, left for Colorado
Sunday morning after a two weeks'
visit with Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Bales.
Ruby Marion has taken charge of
the telephone office.
Floyd Marlon and wlfo were down
from Bend' last week helping Mrs.
Marlon movo.
Mrs. A. F. Rennolds arrived hero
from Southern Oregon tho fore part
of last week.
Holbcrt Wallace has been sick
with la grippe for the past week.
Mrs. Chamberlain arrived from
Dromerton to visit her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. E. J. Dunn.
HAMPTON RANCHER
SELLS DOZEN COWS
(Special to The Bulletin.)
HAMPTON BUTTE, Jan. 3. Tom
'Cowen and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Davis passed through here last Fri
day on their way to Bend.
M. E. James, of Hemsted, pur
chased IS head of calves from James
M. Brlckey.
Bert Meeks made a business trip
to Stauffer last Friday night.
Mr. and .Mrs. Newton Morris, of
Suplee, wero guests at the Brookings
liotol last Monday night, being on
their way to Bend to visit Mr. Morris'
parents.
Paul Brookings and Miss Mary
Stauffer returned to Bend Tuesday to
resume their school work.
William Robertson, of Supleo, was
a visitor here Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Street, Miss Minnie
Ttaddltz, Miss Agnes Schroder and
Emll and John Carroz attended the
ttftfctt 1
HSl-B
Central Oregon Bank
BEND,
OFFICERS:
D. E. HUNTER, President
OARLE'fO.Y 11. HWIFT, Vice-President
E. P. MAIIAFFEY, 2nd Vice-President,
II. M. STEPHENS, Cashier
FENDEIi WAITE, Assistant Cashier
DIRECTORS:
D. E. Hunter W. I. O'Doiuiell Carleton B. Swift
E. P. Mahaffoy II. M. Stephens
Every facility for accomodating
the investors of Central Oregon
daneo at Buck Creek last Monday
night.
Invo Dunn was a business visitor
at Brookings yesterday.
Horace Brookings and Vic Schrod
er nro seeding rye.
REMOVE MACHINERY
FROM MILL AT MINE
(Special to Tho Bullotln.)
LOWER BRIDGE, Jan S. Mr.
Bessonotto Is hero from Eugene. Ho
Is assisting In taking tho machinery
out of tho mining mill at Lowor
Bridge.
Joo Howard was n Redmond visitor
on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Stadlg returned
Wodnesday from Tneoma, whoro they
have been visiting friends and rela
tives the past two weeks.
Mrs. Fred Walters. Darwin, Fern
and Fred Walters woro dinner guests
at tho Hosklns homo New Year's
evening.
L. A. Hunt made n business trip to
Bond last Wednesday.
A. S. Holmes and Ben Jones went
to Redmond on Monday.
Frank Chapman was a Monday vis
itor In Bend.
R. S. Towno took n load of pota
toes to Redmond on Wednesday.
L. A. Hunt was helping A. J. Ful
ler with his house Thursday.
OFFICERS ELECTED
BY SUNDAY SCHOOL
Spelling Match nt l'lnclitirM Intmfrt-
Many Children Challenge
Parent..
(Special to Tho Bulletin.)
PINEHUHST, Jan. 3. The Plno
hurst Union Sunday school, Sunday
elected tho following officers: Mrs.
Holla Nichols, superintendent: Mrs.
I. E. Wlmcr, assistant superintend
ent; Miss Violet Spaugh, sccretnft':
Miss Ivy Snyder, treasurer; Mrs. F.
V. Swisher, librarian; Mrs I. E. Wi
nter, organist; Miss 'Ethel Graham,
Miss Ruth Baylcy and Mr;. I. E.
Wlmer, teachers.
Tho spelling match hold ro.-ently
was a decided success. The s'ool
children having challenged the par
ents In the district to a test in orthog
raphy, much Interest was taken in
th'o spelling, after which refreshments
woro served.
A much-needed Improvement is be
ing made in tho road near the W. E.
Sandel place.
A new boll has ri-'oirly been In
stalled at tho school house.
Misses Nelllo and Ethel Snyder,
who havo been attending high school
In Bend, are spending the holidays
with their parents.
Mrs. Charles Howell was the gueat
of Mrs. Charles Spaugh, Sunday.
W. McCulston, of Bend, was a vis
itor In tho neighborhood Sunday.
Judgo Barnes was a Plnchurst vis
itor Saturday, tho guest of R. H. Bay
ley. Jay Nichols and family, of Ash
wood, spent Sunday at tho homo of
J. B. Nichols.
PARTIES ARE GIVEN
NEAR CLOVERDALE
Three Families Entertain nt Homes
During tin' Holiday Season
.Many Attend.
(Special to Tho Bulletin.)
CLOVERDALE. Jan. 3. Mr. and
OREGON
Mrs. Wallor Millar, of Antelope, vis
ited with Mr. and Mrs. 11. U. Miller
and family last week,
Vornu Skolton attended tho fnro
woll danro given fur Mono Mclvlnnoy
and family Thursday night.
Dean Van Mutro Rpont Christmas
day at Bond.
Kathorlno Pugh, of Bond, visited
Lillian Van Matro this week.
A party was given at Van Matro's
Wednesday night, thosn present be
ing Mr. and Mrs. 11. C. Miller and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mlllor,
Alvlu and La Dona Cyrus, Gladys
Parborry, and Paul Matthows, Vernn
Skotton and Kathorlno Pugh, of Bend.
Dean and Lillian Van Matre, Kath
orlno Pugh and Vernn Sknltou at
tended tho Christmas Dance at Sis
tors Tuesday night.
Viola Mlllor Is In Redmond having
somo dental work dono.
Dean Van Matro and Idolla Miller
accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Wallor
Miller to Redmond, Sunday morn
ing. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Parborry mado
a Saturday trip to Sisters.
Mrs. Bunting was shopping In Sis
tors Saturday.
Mrs. 11. K. Boyd has been quite til.
Mrs. Henry Beard and children nro
on tho sick list.
E. E. Hesse sold his steers and de
livered thorn to Redmond last Sat
urday. Idolla Miller returned homo from
tho valley Friday, bringing her little
nephow with her.
W. W. Van Matro has recolvod a
telegram from Mineral Point, Wis
consin, telling of tho death of his
father, N. K. Van Matre, who was
S3 years old.
Millers gave n party Saturday night
for their sou and his wlfo. Those
present wero Mr and Mrs. Parteu and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Green Beard,
Gladys Parborry, and Paul Matthews,
Wayne nml La Donn Cyrus, Verne
Skcltou, Mrs. Van Matro and chil
dren, Mrs. Forron, John Gotter, Mr.
and Mrs. Hubort Scogglus, Mr, and
Mrs. J. E. Aldrlck and daughter, Win
ifred, anil Kathcrlno Pugh.
John Gotter went to Lower Brldgo
on business last Friday.
FARMERS' UNION HAS
ANNUAL ELECTION
Party In Rend Grunge District (ikon
For Lyman HccIh, Homo on
Furlough From the Nay.
(Special to tho Bullotln.)
BEND it. F. I). NO. 1. Jan. S. The
annual election of officers for the
Farmers' Educational and Co-opera-tlvo
union, No. 83, was hold at Moun
tain Vlow school house on Wednesday
overling, January 2. Tho following
officers woro elected: Leo Young,
president; O. L, Moore, vice-president;
J. A. Mclvin, rc-cleotcd secre
tary and treasurer: Soth Stookoy,
conductor; Mrs. S. L. Griffon, chap
lain; H. J. Sottong, doorkeeper. The
executive commltteo Is composed of
Mrs. Glenn Slack, Mrs. Lewis Blta
doau and Mrs. P. C. Burt. It was de
cided to contlnuo sending dolegatcs to
tho Trades, Labor and Farmers'
Council this year, nnd Mr. Wlgmore,
Mr. Mooro and Mr. Sottong wero
elected to represent tho local union.
Tho following new members wero ta
kon Into the union tho samo evening:
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Slack. Mr. and
Mrs. Lowia Blladcau and Mr. and
Mrs. H. J. Sottong.
Miss Anna Dunsmoro resumed her
school work In tho Mountain View
school today, after a two weeks' va
cation. A party was given at the Grango
hall Friday evening, December 28,
In honor of Lyman Heche, who was
homo on a 13 days' furlough. Mr.
Beebo Is In tho navy and stationed nt
San Francisco. Tho evening was
spent In singing and playing games.
About 40 of his friends attended, and
presented him with n haudsonio box
of candy beforo his departure for San
Francisco, Monday night.
A basket social will be given at tho
Mountain Vlow school houso Friday
evontng, January 11, for tho benofll
of tho Sunday school,
Lowls Elllngcr returned Saturday
evening from a business trip to Port
land. Mrs. J. W. Wornstaff returned to
her homo Monday evening, December
31, after brief visits with relatives In
Portland and with her parents at
Clackamas.
Tho following wero guests nt on
cnjoyahlo Now Year's watch party nt
tho homo of Mr, and Mrs, J. S. New
berry: Mrs. Neff, Mrs. Coffee, Mrs,
Elllngson and Mrs. Caldwell, MIsmia
Graco and Dona Cook, Eunlco mid
Ruth Neff, Fannlo and Dorothy
Moore, Elizabeth Elllngson, Volma
Caldwell, Anna Dunsmoro and Messrs
Milton Benson, Lomm Coffee, Roy,
Waltor and Oron Cook nnd Elllngson,
Tho following Sunday school offi
cers wero elected for tho yoar by tho
Mountain Vlow Sunday school, Do
comber 30: Anna Neff, re-oloctcd
superintendent; J. Malosh, assistant
superintendent, and toaohcrs, J, H.
Nowborry for Blblo class; Mrs. J. W.
Wornstaff, for young people's class;
Mrs. J. 8. Nowborry, for tho junior
class; Mrs. J, Carson, for tho Infants'
class, nnd Mrs, Mamlo Coffo, secre
tary and trouHuror.
Klniur Wornstaff returned January
1 from an extended vIb'I with role
fives at Skamoknwa, Wellington,
and In Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Stookoy havo
takon over tho 'management of tho
Davis ranch, 15 miles southeast from
W
STOP!
And Investigate our prices
before buying your groceries.
Wo can suvo you money.
P. B. Johnson's
Milllcan. Ore. Telephone
- jks j - ;.m
mmiWiAnm :
mr. ,wi,ar
nvW7'H V VA'saMT y
' rytcJ?jflmr y
"St
"WW. '
1X18
here, for tho former's cousin, Soth
Stookoy.
Mrs. Fred Reynolds was railed to
La Grande, Sunday, tih account of the
serious Illness of her father.
Road Supervisor Nlekerson Is mak
ing some Improvement on tho Prlue
vlllo road near tho Grange hall.
The following officers were elected
by tho Eastern Stnr Grange, nt tho
an mini election held December 2'i:
Leo Young, grango master; Mr. Hoi
person, overseer; Eddy Butler, secre
class, nnd Mrs Mamlo Coffee, secre
tary; Mrs. Helgerson, treasurer; Mr.
slstant stoward; Mrs. Butler, chap
lain; Mrs. Dahle, lady assistant stew
ard; Mr. Erlcksou, gatekeeper; Mrs.
Fred lloyuolds, lecturer.
MILLICAN TO HAVE
STORK AND GARAGE
Brother of W. W. GHuMcml Will
Knit .New Building on Ruiirli
Dunce N EuJo)(il.
(Speclnl to Tho Bullotln)
MILLICAN, Jnn. 8. Mr. Grin
stead, brother of V. W. Grlustead,
will build a store, garage and hall
on tho W. W Grlustead place In the
very near future.
Loo Tnuscher and Jack Do Itushn
woro out from Bend to visit with Mr.
Tnuscher' parents, Mr. and Mrs. For-
illlinnil Taimrlmr nml riiliirnml
'Bend January 1.
Leo Kelluy, who has been spend
ing the 'holidays with his family, re
turned to Bend on New Year's day
with tho mall carrier.
Leo Tauscher, Leo Keller and Jack
Do Rushn wero callers at thu It. It.
Kollor home Monday morning.
P. B. Johnson and it. R. Keller
finished work on tho telephone linn
Thursday.
Mrs. L. B. Keller and children and
her mother, Mrs. F. Tauscher. woro
Now Year's callers at the J. J. Hol
land homo,
Mrs. R. R. Keller and children
spont Sunday afternoon at the J. J.
Holland home.
Mrs. It. R. Keller and children
spoilt. New Year's afternoon at the
Charles Groffenbcrger homo.
J. J. Holland spont Sunday at his
home.
Tho danco In Ell Spencer's new
houso was well attended and greatly
onjoyed by all, last Saturday night.
Thero will bo a dnnco nt tho Floyd
Van Clove homo this Saturday night.
Mrs. R. It. Keller visited (ho West
End school Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. J. J, Holland was a caller nt
tho It. II, Kollor homo Wednesday,
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Gllmoro mado
a trip to Bond on Wednesday, re
turning tho same day,
P. B. Johnson mado n business trip
to Bend on Wednesday,
Mrs. B. B. Couaway and children
woro visitors sovernl days nt tho
Grover Caldwell homo.
Charles Groffenborgor wont to
Bend on Mnndny, from where ho went
to Prlnovlllo to visit his son, Ray
mond, who is employed on tho Ed.
Slnton ranch.
W. A. Kiihn mado a business trip
to Bend Monday, returning Thurs
day. Mrs. J, J. Holland nnd son, Joo,
mado a trip to tho L. B, Rooney placo
Thursday,
Mrs. J. J. Holland was a visitor at
tho Charles Groffenborgor homo on
Monday.
Mrs. R. R. Kollor and Mrs. J. J.
Holland called on Mrs. P. II. Johnson
lust Wodnesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gcorgo Itohorts and
daughter, Floronco, woro callers nt
tho P. B. Johnson homo Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frod Klgor nnd
daughter, Naomi, woro callers at tho
P. B. Johnson homo Wednesday,
PLAINVIEW RANCH
LEASED TO M. VOUGT
(Special to Tho Bulletin.)
PLAINVIEW, Jan. 8.- MrH. Grover
BRICK vs.
BRICK BUILDINGS IN BEND OTHER BUILDINOS
VALUE ABOUT VALUE ABOUT
$500,000 $2,000,000
FIRE LOSS IN FIVE YEARS FIRE LOSS IN FIVE YEARS OVER
NONE $100,000
bricwk? BEND BRICK & LUMBER CO
w
i, In i if in'.
1,'nbniinniBi'
Real Chuwlnu Plutf
rUfr ht InvtnlUn
it our fltnl Air Prot Pautlt
Many Doltn Cauld Nil tt
tht rurn rrvahntia In
ncAL qiiavklv ri.ua tobacco,
Nawtha PUnt fvth Httpt II
Frath and Clan an Go.
A Llllli Chaw ( Qrardy l( Cnauih
an Latti Ltniirlhrn a kl ahaw
at annnar alwa.
JPJP,P-arfrAw& fluwutt"Wra-
"1 ii it, -
nrr
HCREI3THCSIOTM-THE
ANIMAL THAT SHUT6 HI3
EYES TO EVGRYTMIMO. ME
MISSES A LOT- AND SO DOES
THE MAN WHO SMUTS MIS EYCS
TO MY GOOD NEWS ABOUT i
TOBACCO, f '
w"
JLOOtC lOtt Tllll nnrvnv-ririM umi
NOT HHAL OUAVBLY VvmiCTUT
Tins BRAL
Pulllam has been on the sick list Gin
past week,
I The Plaluvlew school started on
Wednesday, January '2, with one new
pupil, Newell Van TiinsoII, enrolled,
Ho Is finishing his work In the ninth
year studies.
A number of I'lalnvlew young peo
ple attended the club danco In Tum
ult), Saturday night,
II. A. Hcogglii mid wlfo havo re
turned to their homo after spending
several weeks In Cloverdnle feeding
beef,
Malcolm Vntigt has leased the J.
E. Miller place for three years.
Ray Armstrong mid Jim Pulllam
wore guests for dinner at the Box A
ranch on Sunday.
Sam Burgess spent Now Year's
day with relallvea In Plaluvlou. He
returned to his homo In Callow Val
ley Wednesday morning.
Andrew Armstrong, Paul Scngglu
and Mrs. II. T. Hartley were among
tho business cullers In Bend this
woek.
COUNCIL CLUB HAS
GOOD PROGRAM
I'lownluta Ferment Do Plowing
Willie Wi'tillier IVrniilN
Outdoor Work.
CLOVEIlDALE. Jan. fi The ladle
had their Red Cross meeting last
Wednesday afternoon at the Skoltou
home.
E. E. Hese went to Lower Bridge
Thursday after two steers
R. .1, Skelton, Vernn Hkolton and
Irvln Parborry made a trip to HlstOrs
Sunday,
Mrs. Etta Fryrear nnd Lillian Van
Mntre went to Bend Saturday, re
turning Sunday.
The Council Club held Its meeting
Friday night. Tho program consist
ed of a dialogue, "Judge and the
Burglar," by tho eighth grade girls;
reading by Mrs. A. E. Peterson: reel
tatloni, Fay Miller and "Howard Mat
thows; solo, Hubert Scoggln; Instru
mental music, Mr. and Mrs, Ray Ab
bey. Nearly nil the farmers nro plowing
while tho weather Is good.
Mrs. George Cyrus and (laughters,
La Dona and Esther, went to Sisters
on January I to see the little sou of
Mr. nnd Mrs G. E. Aitkin.
Those from Sisters who attended
the Council club Flrday night were
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ternploton, Mr,
nnd Mrs, Bert Hudson and daughters,
Those from Plaluvlew wero Mr, and
Mrs. Hubert Scogln, Mr. and Mrs.
Armstrong and grand-daughter mid
Ray Armstrong.
q Figure it out
ror yourself-
When you buy your
bread and pastries bcre
you eliminate all loss
by bad luek over bak
ing; you save time,
money, and you are
getting the advantage
of professional service
and the saving due to u
production in
quantities.
large
American Bakery
OTHER BUILDING
n.i. hm t"-.!! - -r .
,
1
w
" ' ill IMaJff
" nr-
CLEAR LAND WHILE
WEATHER IS GOOD
ItiiiirlieiN nt PlruMiiit Ridge Prrjwim
I , i r Hprltig Planting- Party
JIen mi New VrnrV l.'ti
(Special In The Bulletin,)
PLEASANT It I DOE. Jan It. Mr.
nnd Mrs Jake Peterson entertained
a number of their friends ami neigh
bor at a dinner party Nowfrwir'n
eve.
Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Anderson and
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Chime itpiuit Sun
day evening at the home of AuUi
uyin
Ahlfitrom.
Mrs. Carrie Johnson, of llhd, vis.
Ited her sister, .Mrs. Jake Peterson,
the first of the Meek
The Pleasant Itldge farmers are nil
taking advantage of the gond weather
nt present, by clearing land, plowing,
etc Such weather as this U vury un
usual for this time of the your
Jake Peterson made a business trip
to Bend on Monday.
Antoiie Ahlstrom was In Itednioud
Wednesday
Andrew .Nnwion returned from His
tors, where he lias been working, ln
was nrrompnuiiHi uy victor uuvnii,
who came from Washington with
him. Mr. DuvnII has been vlnllUg
his sister, Mil i live near Sisters
Mr. nnd Mrs. (). E. Anderson Mere
In Bend Thursday on bunnies.
Alhitrt McCiirmU-k was lit lloml
Thursday.
Noah Gray loaded his car of hou
mini goons nun siock ami Kill lotrnin
now homo nt Medford, Oregon. Thurs
day night. Mrs. Gray and rhlldron
are visiting In Centralln, Washington,'
and Vancouver, for a few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs J. A Chase wor6
Bend visitors Thursday, f
POWELL BUTTE HAS
RED CROSS BRANCH)
Auxiliary of Prliieville Chapter Or-
Kiinld Mr. Alum Unit Pro-
purr-i to Movn to Portland.
(Special to Tho Bullotln.)
POWELL BUTTE, Jan 9. -Tho
Itml (,'rosn chanter, of Prlnevllln. or
ganlzed a temporary auxiliary nt tin
rommiinlty hall on last Friday. Ten,
ladles signed for membership, The1
first nutting will be held at tho home
of Mrs. Stowart.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bayn, of ties
chutes, spent Now Year's at tho A.
W. Bayn home.
J. A. Itlggs enjoyed New Year'i
(Continued on puko 7 )
THE FAMILY CR
In folks freshness la a fault; In bread
i virtue.
TRY OUR BREAD AND
TEST ITS VIRTUE.
m
Lf. m
1
n '
sV tsVi n.f dff T BrsB
i
m
n
'a
in
ti
in
in
h.
o
iii
.
01
'h
la
ii
in
tc
LU, J&