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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 17, 1918)
PAGR a IlKNO IIUI.MC1IK, IIKNJ), ORKOON, THURSDAY, .lAMJAUV t7, UI8 I I li MimiiHMitii t Central Oregon Neighborhood News --- - ----- DANCE IS GIVEN AT HOME IN MILLICAN Moycl Van Clrnrc KntiTtnlni Number of Friends Rnncher Cuts llauil AVhllc Working In WimmK (Special to The Bulletin.) MILLICAN. Jan 14. L. II. Keller wns an ovor-Sundny visitor with his family. Ho attended tho dance nt Van Cleavo's whllo here. The tlnneo at Floyd Van Cleavo's Saturday night was well attended and onjoyed by all present. Alex Foeal mado a business trip to Bend on Tuesday. Opal Conaway Is again attending school. . Mrs. B. II. Conaway Is again cook lug nt the Sloan ranch. A. D. Norton Is at Bend on busi ness. Little Frances Norton was very 111 this week, but Is somewhat better Tiow. J. J. Holland spent Wednesday af ternoon at home, returning to the Georgo Cook place Thursday morn ing. Francis l.co is still busy hauling liny to tho P. B. Johnson place. P B. Johnson mado a business trip to Bend last week. Mrs. J. J. Holland called at the It. K. Keller place, Thursday. Mrs. P. It. Johnson was on tho sick list one day last week. Ed. Mooro has returned from a trip to Portland. Mrs. Grover Caldwell and children returned to Bend recently, after visit ing several days at tho Sloan ranch with Mr. Caldwell. George Cook Injured his hand so badly while uttlng.wood that he had to seek medical aid dn Bend. It Is now improving. Alex Fceal called at tho It. H. Kel ler homo Tuesday. Mrs. It. R. Keller and Mrs. J. J. Holland called at the P. B. Johnson homo Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Gilmoro at tended a card party at Cliff, Friday evening, returning home Saturday. Gllmore's 1iad a telephone Installed tho past week. H. II. Keller called at tho Sloan ranch one day this week. Mrs. L. B. Keller and son, Harold, called on her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T Tauschor, last week. WEN HAUL ORE FROM LOWER BRIDGE MINE I'atrun-Tcnclien.' Mooting Held Friday Hew Family On 'Fuller Ranch. On (Special n Tho Bulletin.) "LOWEIt BRIDGE. Jan. H. Mrs l-'rank Newbold visited Mrs. R. S. T"owne on Tuesday. The Silica ralno has been worked the past week and two carloads wero hauled to Terrebonne, from where the oro was shipped. Gus Stadlg was a Redmond visitor on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Chapman made a business trip to Redmond on Friday. A Patron-Teachers' meeting was lield at the school house Friday after noon. L. A. Hunt and Jerry Groszkrouger were In Bund on Tuesday as wit nesses for Sandy Scott. L. F. Hunt, Frank Newbold. Dick Mitchell and Mr. Polly have been' working on tho road tho past week, tnklng out tho rocky reefs. Mr. and Mrs. Boles and four chil dren, from Monroe, Oregon, arrived on Wednesday and are located on tho Emma Fuller place, which thoy pur chased some time ngo. N'owt. Cobb and Mr. Eilgeston, from Sisters, wero visitors nt tho Howard place on Wednesday. John A. Calverley. Darwin Walters and C. F, Hosklus wero Bend visitors on Wednesday. Elalno Hunt has been 111 tho past week with n sore throat. C. W. Clapp. Mrs. Harrington Mid jworo nt irvlllo last Sunday, look sun, uuu&ii, mill .iis. r.i iivoi .iiiii.iii.-ii Rasmus Peterson and Mrs. Johnn sun woro In Redmond Saturday, W. II. Gray was lit Bond on bus iness Friday. Mr. and Mrs. O. E, Audoroou and Androw Nowton attended tho party nt tho DoscUutos hotel Friday night. BOX SUPPER GIVEN FOR SUNDAY SCHOOL Is Social ami Klunuetnl Success Rancher Loses Another Animal. (Special tnThoBullotln.) BEND R. F. 1). NO. I., Jan. If.. Tho box supper given at tho Moun tain View schu1)l on Friday evening for tho heuoftt of thu Sunday school, was a success socially and financial ly. The proceeds netted $:KI.70, which tho Sunday school presented to Rav. Hurtrnnft tho following Sun day for tho kindly service ho Is doing In the community. Mrs. J. S. Nowborry Is on tho sick list. Mrs. J. Carson has been n suffuror from rheumatism tho past week. J, W. Wornstnff and his father and uncle, Albert, and W. J, Wornstaff and daughter left In a car Tuesday for Arizona. They went by way of Bend and California, Mr. Clapp will bo engaged In mining In Arizona. Ernest Mitchell Is working for Gus Stadlg. lug at some dairy stock. Mrs. William Aberuethy and little sou, David, aro spend a few days at tho homo of the former's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wornstnff. Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Stookoy spent Sunday at tho homo of tho latter' father, Elmer Wornstaff. Miss Ethel Caldwell, of Summer 4 tvt mmmi a oro n A T i? lUvn I uivunnoiio jtuv j lMko l9 visltlivg nt tho homo of her AT HAMPTON TIT TTTR uncle, O B. Caldwell. v j 4imUB xoff has again had tho mis (Special to Tho Bulletin) HAMPTON BUTTE. Jan. 14. Mr. Thompson was here Moudny to get n calf which ho purchased from II. Brookings. J. M. Brlckoy was a Sunday visitor here. Mr. and Mrs. Jlmmle Brlckoy mnde a short visit at tho Brlckoy ranch tho last of the week. They returned to Bend Tuesday. Mr and Mrs. Nowton Morris, of Supleo, passed through hero Satur day on tholr way home from Bend. C. J. Stauffer and Baldwin Cos- pool, of Stauffer. autoed through here Friday on their way to Bend. returned Sunday. Bert Meeks mado a business trip to Hampton last Monduy. Page and Roy Stauffer passed through hero Tuesday on their way to Prlnevllle, where they have employment. fortune of losing another valuable cow. IMPROVEMENT CLUB WILL GIVE PROGRAM Entertainment Saturday Night nt tho Pluclmrst School Irrigation Ditches Still Supplied. (Special to Tho Bulletin.) PINEHURST. Jan. 15. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spaugh and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Wlmer and son, They I Raymond, Miss Ivy Snydor and Lostur anyner wuro ninuiiK wiusu who ui tonded tho social In Tumalo Saturday night. Tho Plnehurst Improvement Soci ety will give a program nt tho school house Saturday night. All are cor dially Invited. F. V. Swisher mado a business trip to tho Pino Treo Lumber Co.'s mill Wednesday. Owing to tho remarkably mild weather this winter, tho Irrigation ditches have been supplied with water Farmers at Plea-ant Ridge Buy Xur- u largo part of tho time. uuanes noweii ami son navo ueen RANCHERS GET READY FOR SPRING PLANTING scry Stock Former Resident Comes to Visit. (Special to the Bulletin.) PLEASANT RIDGE. Jan. 15. W. H. Gray and Georgo Gray woro saw ing wood near Redmond this week. Frederick Karstens, of Med ford, who recently trader for tho N. W. Gray place, was in this vicinity on business Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Anderson mado a business trip to Bend last Thurs day. Mrs. W II. Gray and Mrs. George Gray visited friends In Tumalo Thursday. Howard Hartley, of Tumalo, was hauling hay this week. G. W. Snyder was a business visi tor In Bend Saturday. Mrs. F. W. Luvcrcnz spent tho week with her sister, Mrs. Delia Nichols. Miss Myrtlo Spaugh was tho guest of Miss Ruth Bayley, Saturday. School visitors this week wore Mrs. I. E. Wlmor. Mrs. May Lovorcuz and Miss Ivy Snyder. TUMALO RANCHERS ARE HAULING HAY (Special to Tho Bulletin) TUMALO. Jan. 15. Phlllin Smith in this neighborhood Monday. look-! is a Portland visitor this week. Ing for some of his cattle. Mrs. Lundborg, tho Misses Edith, A. Cosllt. of Redmond, was In this Ethel and Esther Bales, Grover and vicinity Monday selling nursery stock i Bay Corking and Raymond Churchill to tho farmers. attended n party at tho Doschuten Carl Woods, of Sisters, pissed , "ici i-miay nigni through here n his way to Kodinouu Wednesday. Mrs. O. E. Anderson was in Red mond on business Monday. Jake Poterson and Anton Ah! strom made a business trip to Bend Friday. Mr. Cobb, of Sisters, was In this neighborhood Sunday. L. W. Warner and family, of Red mond, wero out to their ranch Sun day. O. E. Anderson lost a valuable holfcr this week 'HI'- W. I It H ' ilil; H II IIIH miVm I'iWl JklI'' '!' I v'fS-i '1ibW CONDENSED KEFOKT OF THE CONlilTION OK Central Oregon Bank BEND, OREGON At the Cloie of Iluilnt, December 31, 1518 OFFICERS: D. E. HUNTER, President CAULKTON U. SWIFT, Vice-President K. P. MAIIAFFEY, Vico-Prosideut, II. M. STEPHENS, Cashier DIRECTORS: D. E. nuntcr W. L. O'UonucIl Carleton B. Swift E. I'. Mahnffcy H. M. Stephens RESOUItCES. Loans and Discounts 1229,038.43 llonds and Warrants 12,446.86 Furniture and Fixtures .... 4,571.40 Cash and Kxchanve 70,528.40 Total ,...325,685.6 UAIIIl.ITIKS. Capital Stock S 25,000.00 Surplus and Undivided I'ruf. ", 2.146.57 Deixwlts ,,., 2118,439.09 Total , $325,585.60 Margaretto Fllcklngor, who has been visiting her parents, loft Friday ovoulug for Berkeley. Calif. John Gray and Clydo Short hnvo been hauling hay for J. E. Dunn this week. Oscar Illlslhcch, who has been vis iting W .V. Ray for tho past twi months, loft the mlddlo of tho wouk for Yakima. John Coon, W. N, Ray, Grover and Ruy Gcrklng woro Bend visitors Friday. Mr. and Mrs. John Marsh, Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Wailaco and Ed. Deri re turned from Portland tho first of tho week, where they attended the Irrigation congress. A musical was glvon by tho Tilll cum club for tho community on Sat urday evening. Mrs, Lundheri' Is on thu sick I st this week. Ray and (J rover Gerklng and Neal Ray apont Saturday evening at tho homo of Mr, and Mrs, J. J. Coon. BUILDINGS ADDED TO STAUFFER RANCH (Special to Tho Bulletin.) STAUFFER, Jan. 10 B, T. Knss poll I Is adding buildings to his ranch in Chicago valley. Mr. Hunter, of Bend, punned through on his way to Egll on bus iness, Roy and Pago Stauffer havo re turned to Prinovlllo to work, Bon Rhodes left this morning for Bend, whoro ho expects to get em ployment. J H, Hasrh and ulf epon the wpok end with J. O. Perry and wife. T. L Cownn autoed over to Vn gontlro mountain onn day last week W w STOP! And investigate our price before buying our groceries. Wo can Nave you money. P.B.Johnson's Mlllican, Ore. Telephone LOOKATTHEORINON HIM! BUT I'LLSTAV ON THIS SIDE OF THE WALL WHILE YOU READ THE GOOD NEWS ON THAT BILLBOARD. J3J . gStt,-. CfYl'i'lii ir.lt Hi I III 'i'Bib.f( M Roni , npftpen i' r ChcwinyPiutf J3SEU 3 fi i". " " contains Mora Tobaeco Ml and ten heavy twaatsnlna $ k f ftA bn ordinary lluil ( 6S Av fc mads tha Qraly Way. mvMMfVlli W. A Sallatylno Man's Chaw. 'MAJttlnV-iM A jHi'. a ioo. pouch is proof op it tflflH ftftiiwmMrs?)mmm M'r-r- -t -r. l.?'.BiWi wlmw- ' mmt looking after his cattle. Helen UIiiuIch has hou on tho sick list hut Is all right ttKitln. J. Hnsch butcheriHl a bnef Mon thly and sent It to the Bond market. Get. GimmI RtiiltN Oilli-kly. Theso few lines from J. E, Haynes, McAlestor, Okla., tlivtorvo careful reading by every ouu who vnlues good health: "I find no medicine which acts so mildly and quickly with good results ns Foley Cnthartlc Tablets. They empty tho stomach and bowels, giving all of tho digestive organs a healthy action." Sold ev erywhere. Adv. CLOVERDALE HOYS ARRIVE IN FRANCE LelterM Tell of Nafo Paxnago On tho Atlantic Party (SUcii tit George t'jrui Home. (Speclnl to The Bulletin) CLOVERDALE. Jan. 1(5 Mr. and Mrs. W. D. I'lirrh and daughters, of Bond, spent Sunday In Sisters and Cloverdnle visiting friends. Frank Zumwnlt took little Lorettn Beard to Redmond Friday to havo her ear lanced. Sho Is Improving nicely. Mr. nml Mrs. R O. Andres took their son, Raymond, to Bend on Fri day to tho doctor. Ho Is deaf In one ear. Mrs. B. C, Kline and Mrs. S. K. Burling received word from tholr sons n few days ago, saying that thoy had arrived safely in Franco. They report n pensant trip. La Dona Cyrus and (Catherine Pugh, of Bend -wero guests of Lillian Van Matro Sunday. Mrs. 11. C Miller wns calling on Mrs. Henry Bcnrd Sunday Tho party given nt the Georgo Cy rus homo last Tuesday was a suc cess. Everyone had a very pleasant time. Jack Karnes, of Sisters, attended the party at the Cyrus bi" Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Parberry wero shopping In Sisters Friday. (ilady Parberry has been on tho sick list tho past week. About hair an Inch of snow full Sunday night, but It Is nil gono now and tho sun Is shindig again John Gotlcr made n business trip to Redmond Saturday, You really save more, get better goods and true satisfaction here. BAKER'S GROCERY 734 Wall Street, Near Ohio W.one Red" 161 J Sunday, as ho leaves this part of the country soon. Mr. and Mrs II. A. Hcogglu and Ray Armstrong were dinner guests at tho homo of Itay Abbey In Clover dale Inst H ii n it a. v Jim I'll 1 1 la in as a guast at thu Hartley ranch tw days Inst week. Mr. and Mrs Jim Elktus and fam ily huvu moved to Sisters, where Mr. Elklus will work In the new mill this winter Misses Rnrhael and Constance Knickerbocker spent tho wk end at tho Pino Lawn ranch. Paul Srogglu starts Tuesday for n week's visit In Portland Mr and Mrs, Howard Hartley and Jack, Mrs. J A W. Bcoggln, Miss Nellie Scogglu, Mrs S. L, Burgess and son, James, and Mr and Mrs II. A. Hcogglu worn Plaluvlnw guests nt tho entertainment given by the Tllll rum club In Tumalo. Saturday night. Mrs. Hartley and Mr. Bcoggln assist ed In the program. 1MB SOCIAL HKINGS $80 SATURDAY NIGHT I'mirll Buttr Eiijo) l"nliiii' Program E, E. Ioiik Kriurii I 'nun Trip lot. (Special to Tho Bulletin.) POWELL-liriTi:, Jan IC -Tho program and pin social M the Kho pard school Friday evening was great ly enjoyed by those present. Miss Hartley deserves miirh prulso for the splendid program, and mnuy Ihniih'r. are duo those bidding so generously on tho plea, I HO being tho proceeds of tho livening. Mr. and Mrs. Al. McCoy havo moved onto the J A Rlggs place. Mrs, Allen Wlllcnxon and Mrs, J. M Shearer and Ross llusnett werO (Continued oil Pago 7.) PLAIN VIEW RANCHER IS HOST AT PARTY .1. W. A. Srogglu (Vlrlinid-. Birthday J Rev. Blair Prvnchrs LaM Hrrmou. (Spnclnl to Tho Bulletin.) PLAINVIEW, Jan. H. A dinner party wns given at tho J. A, W Scog- Kin ruiicn iuhi nununy, ino occasion being Mr. Scoggln's birthday. Mr, and Mrs. LoiiIh Bennett, Misses Mary and Robertn and Master Woodson Bennett worn guests from Bond, Mrs Weaver and son, of Redmond, are visiting at tho homo of Will Lov crnnz. Mrs. M W. Knickerbocker return ed last Monday from a three weeks' stay In Portland. Jack Hartley has mado several trips to Bond lately to havo dental work douo. Tho O. l),iO, club will moot on Thursday afternoon with Mrs, An drew Armstrong. Tho ladles not having paid their annual dues aro urged to bring them ut this meeting. Miss Frieda Clark Is working in Bend this winter. Relatives from Clovordalo aro vis iting at the M. W. Knickerbocker homo this week, Mrs, J. A. W. Bcoggln spent last Friday and Saturday In Bend. Preaching services woro held nt the Platnvluw school houso Sunday utter noon. This wns Rov. Blair's Ins) The Hot Spark From h Columbia Dry Cell will make your engine talk. YOU will always tct foo(l lively batteries 1 Vol n us. No cells carried iu stock loni; enoufcb to weaken. For Stationary Engines or Autos look for the Columbia trade mark lUucjr Bend Hardware Company Auto Accessories and Diamond Tires WILL PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE FOR RABBIT SKINS E. E. VARCO BROTHERS C. H. BISHOP. 1130 K.ntf.ton Ave.. Bend BRICK vs. OTHER BUILDINGS BRICK BUILDINGS IN BEND VALUE ABOUT $500,000 FIRE LOSS IN FIVE YEARS NONE OTHER BUILDINOS VALUE ABOUT $2,000,000 FIRE LOSS IN FIVE YEARS OVEIR $100,000 Build With BRICK! BEND BRICK & LUMBER. CO Sfc ::$