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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 28, 1918)
1IKNI) MOlililflTIN, IIHND, OUKOON.TIIUIWDAY, I'KIIIIUAKY 2H, 1018 PAOK SKVK ' . CORN-COLLODE PENSLAR A GUARANTEED LIQUID CORN REMOVER 25c PER BOX REED & HORTON THE KEXALL STOKE t LOCAL NEWS ITEMS (From Wednesday's Dally.) Mr. nml Mm. M. H. Ainlro went to Itedmoud toduy. Mr. nml Mm. Unhurt Could am I lio tirotul pnruntn of u Imby boy Worn I today. (William Douglas wos in Torre houiio today looking for Movorul ittray )i6riniJU MK, A. Btovnns, of Hold, wo In town i oYtir night. Ho cuinu In from n trip i to rorunnu. I t J, A. Knglomnn (iml II. Paul ' tho ilny In It oil in o ii it and wll to Portland. I passed III coiiio back on tonight's Iriiln. W. O. Hnrrlmnn was In town from Kort Hook In oritur to hnvo repairs jitniln on til automobile. Mr. nml Mr. It. I. Dunn have moved to Mmln, Oregon. Tim)' IIvhI In lliinit several moiitllii with rela tive. Mr. mill Mm. A. K. Hliufer. who passed u fow iliiyii with thitlr dntigh ", tor, Mm. A. Kotxmun, returned to Portland today. Mr. nml Mm. W. I.. Arnolil nml sou 1iavo Konu linok to their former homo til Vulcan, Alhorta. Thoy spout tlui winter In llond. Mint I r ono lAimon nml Mis Myrtlo rf Momo, of Mad ran, pasted Huvcral days horn on n pleasuro trl. Tluiy ro lurnml to tliulr homo this mornliiK. Ml Mnry Frances Cox, who has been tlm guest of Mr. nml Mm. K. K. flitwyor since last November, wont ' back to her hoimi In I'ortlmul toiluy. i Minn Malml Khort, who visited In llnml two duy, wunt hoimi to Opnt City thin mornliiK. Miss Mornu Fur rand hits gono with hor to spend 11 low dayn thoro. W, K. Hmlth. of llurns, riitno In from a trip north yesterday. I Id lind Intended to ntnrt for hid homo during tho day hut uutomohllo trouble pro vnn t imI hi in from leaving. Mm. Olllo McDonald, wlfo of the United Htnto Commissioner nt No nann, Alimkn, who him hion thu house guost of Mr. mid Mm. T. II. Foley, loft lam iiIkIU for tho north, And the next day you will go back toJMcBrides because the Lunches . served there are served just right. McBride's Confectionery Oregon Street Phone Red v im Km ".". THE PEOPLES STORE Sl!?Su Tho nix ilayM old Imby noil of Mr. mid Mm. Clifford Ulloy died yestur duy or nplmil hiriilu. Tho child wan born on Fnbruury 20 mid Itn death wii it from mi lllnoioi rnroly found. Having Hold bin homo nt 1027 Now purt uvunuo, Kd. Clark thin inoroliiK loft for I'ayiilto, Idaho, whoro bo ox jiitIh to llvn pormmioutly. James 1'owom Ih tho purchaser of bin prop-orty. (From Tuesday's Dully.) Karl Wood wont to Deschutes to dny. Judge V. I). lluriies wan In Itod mond today. 1 1 a rolil .MoFaddoii was In Torro honno today. Vornou A. Hull, of Hmlmoiid, was In llond today. W. II. Martin caino In today from a trip to Portland. V. K. Walthor. of Tho Dalles, drovo Into Hond today. P. I,. Joint nml F. H. Fnrron woro In Madras today on business, J. Knuffmnu I vIhUIiik In Htnnflold mid will ruturu to Hond Hliortly. F. P. Drako I In from llnmstud to duy purchasing goods for bin store. Mm. C. 11. Wheeler, of Pendleton, I lioro visiting bur tilator, Mr. Jack Horton. Mm. J. M. Wlttoinnn ha Kono to Portland to visit hor ltur n week or ton dny. Mr. (I. J. Addlnk I spending tho remainder of tho week with rolutlvc In Vuncouvor. Itov. II. C. Hartranft passed tho day In Hudmond on work for tho food administration. K. . Williams, who ha boon mil ployed In ono of tho local mill, but gono to Kpokuuo to work. Mr. Ilormnn Hansen I passion two Wonka In Portland with relatives. Hho wont out this inoriiliiK. (. A. 8topbonon, prominent ranch or from Hlvom, wim In Hond lust night before leaving for Portland. Frank Messlngnln Ih on hi way to llollUtor, California, whoro ho will Hpond alx wooka with relative. 1751 O'Kanc BldV. House Dresses & Aprons More than thirty (lillbrent styles to select IVoni and every style in a variety of colors and patterns. Dresses and Aprons to please every woman. Some , of stripped gingham and plain ehamhrays. Others of high grade percales, in light and dark colors Aprons 25c to $2.25 Drosses. $1.00 and Upwards Official Red Cross Aprons i $1.35 Get Your Red Ctou Aprons Now and Do Your Bit, Tho lojllo of Ihrf'Sovoiitli my A1 vontlnt mnolliiK tomorrow night In Hod Monhttll In "Tliu Hlblo Hiiblmlh." J. N, Iluntor. In buck from Cnllfor nlii, whoro bo liu boon during tho lllni'Rii of bin biollior, who dlod ro oontly. I'. II, IiuvIm mid Mrn. Kolf woro In from HlMtom MhopiiliiK yoHlorduy. Mr. (Mvlii iiIhu bad Homo iloutal work at tondoil to. Ml Clarlro lloitvor, of Hndmond, who has boon tho kiiijkI of MIhh KIhIo (WllNnn allien Frlilny nlcht, roturnod homo todny. Mr. mid Mm. II. Myor, of Portlnnd, nro n Iloml " fow diiy. T.hoy hnvo boon looklnK over laud In thu Fort Hoik dlntrlct. A. M. Moltoo, or tho U. H. navy, wont throuKh llond laat iiIkIU on IiIh way back to Hun Kraiic!nco, Ho bad boon vIhUIiik IiIh pnronta ut La Pino, Mm N. VIukIIiik camo In this weak from hor homoHtoad at Hllvor hnko to Join hor biulianil, who I om ployod at tho .McKluloy-Hampou mill. Harry (lloanon Ih ruiinliiK a con ductor on tho Orirtjon Trunk now, re placing W. II. Mctiratli, who ha lioon chmiKod to tho dayllKbt FullbrldKo MatolluB run. K. II. Imhof arrived horo thla moruluK from Tuchou, Arizona, to rollovo F. 0. Halo n Hwltchman In tho local railroad yard. Tho latter will ko to Vancouver, WaBhliiKton. Whllo on a four days' furlough from Vancouver IlnrrockH, It. J. Hy land vlnlted friend In llond, return ing to bin pout todny. Ho 1 In tho nv latlon section of tho slminl corps and with Ilorl Honors, another Iloml man. was transferred two months ago from Camp l.owls. (From Monday's Dally.) L. C. Whltted spent Sunday In Hol motid. J. II. Honor roturnM yostorday ov oulng from Prlnovlllo. J. K. Irby nml C. O. Clldoa camo In from Kent yesterday. Hoy Ollson came In last night from a short trip to Portland. Miss Mabel (Irant spent Bunday with friends in Prlnovllle. Mrs. Duvo Knglo Is visiting with rolatlvoH In Hpokmio throo weeks. F. I.. Ilnyley, government land in spector from Portland, is. In town. Frank Hcnrn Is on his way to Iluhl, Idaho, today. Ho will llvo thoro for soino time, Mrs. F. W, Taylor and daughter nro in Portland passing several weeks with friends. Itov. Ilutlor, of llormlston, camo In Saturday evening to hold services in tho Catholic church Sunday. Mr. nml Mm. K. II. Williams, of Powell Ilutto, spnnt tho wook ond in llond, returning homo today, MIhh Mary Fryroar spent Saturday mid Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fry mar, In Sisters. Mm. M. K. Stono, of Paisley, spent last night In town boforo going to Wolsor, Iduho, whoro sho is mov ing. D. A. McArthur and Frank Illco, who camo up from Two Springs last Saturday, roturnod homo this morn ing. Word has boon recolvcd horn that a baby girl was born to Mr. nml Mrs. Montoll Coo In Portland on Janu ary 19. Mrs, Ouy Shelby camo In from Elk ton yoatorday to Join hor husband at Camp r. Mr.(Sholby was In town to moot her. Clyde M. McKay and A. Whlsnant roturnod early this morning from a trip to Hums, where thoy spent sev eral days on business. Miss (lladys Hrnudonburgh Is horo from Portland visiting with her par outs n fow days. Sho may return tho latter part of this week. Mr. and Mm. Lloyd Mnglll nro re ceiving congratulations on tho arrival of an eight pound boy yostorday l tW THAT LESS pinmlng, alohas boon named Lloyd, junior. . ' ' ': M , John Hnyos, of llond, nnd 7.1, P. Mborloy, of Now Orleans, carno In yos torday from Silver Lake. Mr. Kberley Ih spending several mouths In tho west on n pleasure trip, Mrs. W. II. llond toiloy learned that hor son, Hhmmon, who Is with tho Twentieth Kuglncom, had arrived safely In Franco. For nwhllo It wan thought that ho was on hoard tho Tiiscmiln. II, II. Do Armond Is In Kalom at tending n session of tho Desert Land Hoard, which will meet mombers of tho water users' association on tho (!. O. I. project tomorrow to pass on tho formation of mi Irrigation dis trict. Ho will return Wednesday. After spending six weeks In tho oast visiting relatives, Mr. and Mrs. K. P. Ilrosterhous returned last night to Iloml. Thoy had been In Minne sota and North Dakota, whoro they found tho tetnporaturo extremely cold. (From Saturday's Dally) Mrs. Maurice Cashtnan went to (lutowuy today. Mrs. M. L. Norton, of Kodmond, was In town yesterday on business. Dr. Htowell returned last night from Michigan, whoro bo has been for tho lust four weeks. Mrs. M. Connelly, of Deschutes, pasBod last night with Miss Kleanor Whlttcmoro, of this city. Mrs. Oeorgo Trlplow Is on bar way hack to Welser, Idaho, after visiting her son, J. W. Day, a week. Mrs. P. It. Hlchardson and baby wont to Portlnnd this morning. They will remain tliero permanently. A now arrival last night Is an In fant son born to Mr. and Mrs. II. K. Orlmos ut tho Hond Surgical hospital. A message received from Dennis Hunt, of Lower Hrldge, yesterday, said .that bo I now In Omaha, Ne braska. Marlon L. Martin camo In from Gist yostorday. Ho had a sale at bis ranch on February 20, disposing of much of bis stock at excellent prices. Mr. ami Mrs. W. M. Knickerbocker woro In yesterday from Plalnvlow an a shopping .trip. They took their two daughters back homo for tho week ond. Otto H. Krlandson and Miss Ksthor Larson woro married on Fobrunry 20, by Itov. J. H. Hrono, ut tho Ilrono homo. Tho witnesses wcro George Krlandson and Mm. H. M. Ilrono. Mrs. Martha K. Hlmtman camo In from Prlnovlllo yesterday morning and went on to hor homo at Sisters. She has been receiving medical atten tion In tho former placo tho past threo month and Is much Improved. Highest cash price paid for all kinds of hides, pelts, wool, furs, at Hrlggs' Second Hand Store. 37tfc (From Friday's Dally.) A. J. Slaughter is In Metollus two days on business. Miss Hornlco Morgan Is spondlng tho week-end In Portland. Miss Alma Westurmeyor Is In Sa lorn spondlng a fow weeks. ' Louis Van Orman Is horo from Portland today on business. Dr. U. C. Coo returned yesterday from a trip to Camp Lowls. Mr. nnd Mrs. I.co Smock aro In Culver with Mr. Smock's father, who is ill. w ARNER BEND'S ECONOMY CENTER FRENCH HATS FOR. LADIES Ave the Practical, Sensible, Economical Headgear for these Early Spring Days. Silk $ 1 .98 Worsted $ 1 .89 Formal Opening of Spring Millinery March 14th-15th-16th ANNOUNCING the early arrival of the season's smartest vogue in Spring Dresses Foulards Taffetas and Serges Specially Priced from $14.50 to $26.50 Just in-New Cooperative Shoes for Men the kind you ought to wear. Leather has no substitute neither has these shoes. Made by skilled workmen for men who want either style or conservatism. We have them in all leathers and lasts. Priced from $7.00 to $9.00 STOP AND mmwmmmm vi i r l v. " j. ji a i w w f BROTHERS Where Ecerybody 'Crades Matt Duffy, roadmaster on tho O.-W. It. & N. line, passed last night In llond. Mm. Myrtlo Wright is expected in from Portland on tonight's train to visit hor sister, Mrs. J. II .Todd. Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Jones havoigano to Portland for a two weeks' visit with tholr daughter. They left last night. Mm. H. S. Williams, who has been tho house guest of her sister, Mm. K. W. Carlon, returned to Portland today. Mrs. K. O. Snyder, who has been In Hond slnco Wednesday on bust- s SHOP AT ncss, wont back to Prlnovlllo this morning. John Minder, of Klamath Falls, spent tho past week in town ond went on today to Stantlold, where ho will stay permanently. Members of tho cattle association using tho. forest rango In tho Pino Mountain region will hold a meeting tomorrow at Mllllcan. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. French, of Grass Valley, returned to their home today. Thoy havo passed a few days with their iiephew, A. L. French. Miss Mabel Durrougbsinntlher sis ter, Mm. J. M. Phillips, went to' Port land on this morning's train. Tholr niothor and another slater went down a fow days ago. They do not ex pect to roturn. Max Crandall and h'.s staff ot as sistants, including Miss Bessie Rob ert, J. T. Lucas and Clarenco Hlxby, came In from Prlnovlllo this morning; to audit tho county books. They may also look over tho city records, Mr. Crandall Is an expert accountant. A. Crato, with his son and wife, ar rived in Hond this morning and will go on to tholr homoatcail 60 miles south of horo. They havo coino from Soattlo, whoro Mr. Crate roslded for 15 years. Mr. and Mrs. Crato woro, just married this week. All kinds ot hides, furs, polts, wool bought at Hrlggs' Second Hand Storo. 37tfo CAKDOKTIIA.NKH. 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