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Central Oregon
Neighborhood
News
HAMPTON BUTTE
NEWS LETTER
HAMPTON BUTTB, Juno C Mr.
Ford of Bond passed through hero
last Tuesday, accompanied by a
postal Inspector, who visited tho local
postotflco. a
Mr. Eades returned from Redmond
Friday with tils horse that had won
dorod to that placo from Catlow val
ley. John Kirk was a guest at Shrodor's
last Friday night. Mrs. Kirk la visit
ing with, Mrs. J. O. Perry at Surprlso
ranch.
Newton Morris and sister Ruth
passed through hero last Friday on
their way homo to Suplcc.
Miss Madgo Dean returned to her
homo at Coquollo, Ore., alter visiting
somo weoka with her cousin, Audrey
James.
Paul Drooklngs camo homo from
Bend last Saturday, whero ho had
"been attending high school.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Stauffer and
daughters Mary and Idamao returned
trom Bend Saturday, whero they at
tended tho graduating exorcises ot
tho high school.
Miss Agnes Schreder visited with
Gladys Mcoks last Saturday.
Mr. Kolsnor ot Hampton made
somo purchases at .Brooklng's storo
ono day last week.
Chas. James mado a trip to Sherrlll
valley last week to buy somo sheep.
Horaco Brookings and son Paul
left tor tholr Irrigated much at Terre
bonne last Tuesday.
Mr. Stewart of Buck Creek was In
his vicinity this week looking for
harvest hands.
James M. Brlckey found a den of
rattlesnakes last week and kilted 12
ot them.
Bort Meoks mado a business trip
to Lakovlow Monday, returning Tues
day. Erall Carroz mado a business trip
to Bend.
Tho weather has been qulto warm
the past few days. This section Is
in great need of rain.
PRINGLE FLAT
PERSONAL ITEMS
lUUNGLE FLAT, Juno 7. C.
Todd is living on his ranch.
Mrs. Stetson has moved from tho
Ueobo ranch and Is keeping house for
hor brother.
Tho house wanning at Mr. Llbbey's
was a very enjoyable affair.
Mr. Merrll and Mr. Wilson went to
the old Davis ranch last week and
holpcd C. B. Todd movo tho Murphy
well drill to his place.
Nrs. Ransom is residing on her
homestead.
Miss Lillian Hamlin camo down
from tho sawmill last Friday and
Btayed a short tlino with Mrs. Stet
son.
HOW SI 1 13 BA.VISIIKD BACKACHE.
Mrs. Effle E. Kleppe, Averlll,
Minn., writes: "I was nt a sanitar
ium throa weeks at ono time, two
weeks another timo, for rheumatism
and kidney trouble and got no relief.
On my return began using Foley
Kidney Pills; found Immedfato re
lief; half bottle completed tho cure.
Always use when I feel pain In my
back." Sold ovorywhero.
MILLICAN PICNIC
WELL ATTENDED
MILLICAN. Juno 7. Tho picnic
was qulto woll attended Sunday and
nil report a good time.
T. E. Going made a trip to Bend
tho past weok.
Miss Garsko mado a school busi
ness trip to Bend Thursday, return
ing Sunday.
Mr. Hubbard was a week-end vis
itor at tho Goo. Roberts home to
boo his wife and daughter Elaine.
Picnic at Ice Cavo Sunday, Juno
1C, 1018.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Grlnstead
mado a trip to Bend Thuruday, re
turning the a mo day.
R. It. Keller called at W. W. Grln
ntead'a Monday, whero thyo had a
board mooting.
L.'TJ. and It. R. Keller returned
to Bend Tuesday morning.
Miss Theresa Garsko called at tho
R, R. Kollor homo Sunday and Mon
day. Alex. Feeal called at tho R. R.
Keller home Sunday.
Alex. Feeal went to Bend Monday
to go to work.
Miss Garsko called at tho Groffon-
bergor homo Monday and Tuesday,
Mrs. L
B. Kollor and Miss Garsko
spent Tuesday afternoon at tho J. J.
Practical Experience Counts
in Developing nnd Printing Films, and we are
prepared to turn out firstclass work in a short
time. Our work insures your coming again.
"In at ONE, at FIVE they're done."
CENTRAL PHOTO CO.
WITH SYMONS. The Jeweler. O'Kane BUjf.. Bend, Ore.
Holland home.
Miss (Jarsko called on Mrs. L. B.
Kollor Tuesday forenoon.
Mrs. It. II. Kollor spent Wednes
day with Mrs. J. J. Holland. Miss
Garsko also called thoro In tho
evening.
Mrs. P. B. Johnson returned homo
Wednesday evening nnd Is .Retting
along very nicely, though P. 11. says
ho has to bo chief cook and bottlo
washer a little longor. Mrs. Johnson
Bpont sererat days In Bend with
friends botoro returning home.
Mrs. L. B. Kollor Bpont Monday
with hor mothor.
P. B. Johnson mado n business trip
to tho Frank Porclval homo Thurs
day evening.
Word has boon rWolved that Mr.
and Mrs. Lawronco, now of Nebraska,
formerly ono ot our neighboring
homesteaders, aro tho proud parents
ot a baby girl, Faith Joy, born May
14, 191S.
Alex. Feeal bought n cow from
P. B. Johnson for $60 tho past week.
W. H. Ream Is caring for A. A.
Gllmoro's cow.
Mrs. Hubbard and daughter ex
pect to join Mr. Hubbard at BondJ
today after school closes.
The children aro having tholr ex
aminations this week at tho West
End Bchool.
Mrs. R. R. Keller called on Mrs.
Johnson Thursday.
A. D. Norton was at homo over
Sunday.
Vernon Clevenger mado final proof
on his homestead Juno C. R. R.
Keller Is making proof today.
W. H. Ream mado a trip to Rend
to be ono ot Mr. Clevenger's wit
nesses. SAYS IT ACTKI) LIKK A CHARM.
Coughs or colds which persist at
this season usually aro of an obstln
ato nature. AH the moro reason for
using a reliable remedy. Mrs. Mar
garet Smalc, Bishop, Calif., writes:
"Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
is a grand remedy. Suffered from a
cold last week, used tho medlclno and
It acted like a charm." Sold every
where. For farm land loazs sco J. Ryan
& Co. Adv.
ATTENDS STATE
GRANGE MEETING
BEND R. F. D. No. 1 Juno 0.
Fred Reynolds went to Salem last
Monday to attend the stato conven
tion of the Eastern Star Grange.
Mrs. J. W. Wornstaff camo up
from Oswego, Oregon, and spent the
week-end attending to business here.
Whllo here she visited with several
of the neighbors. Mr. Wornstaff Is
guarding brldgo at Oswego.
Tho Ladies Aid of tho Second
Union church will bo entertained at
tho homo ot Mrs. Julius Petorson
noxt Thursday.
Miss Emma Llviskoy from Astoria
Is hero visiting her sister, Mrs. Bort
TorkelBon.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Autis Moore,
May 28th, a fine baby girl.
Rev. B. Seoloy of Portland will
hold services at tho Mountain View
schpolhouso next Sunday. A largo
crowd Is desired.
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Dencor motored
to Redmond Sunday to look at land.
Tho farmers of this vicinity have
boon busy planting potatoes tho lam
two weeks.
Will Wornstaff has purchased n
now Ford car to deliver milk.
Mr. Bedlent autoed to Tumalo
Saturday.
J. T Newberry and A. Noff holpcd
J. Malosh movo his houuo Tuesday
und Wednesday.
Velma, Glenda and uenova uaiu
woll wero dinner gnosis at Margreto
Wornstaff's Sunday.
Everett Acreo spent Sunday with
Ray and Roy Neff.
Rant Dunsmoor Is In our midst
again. Ho Is expecting to stay all
summer.
Mrs. J. T, Newberry called on Mrs.
J. Malosh on Thursday.
Benton Cook left early Sunday
morning for Hood River, Oregon. He
Is making the trip overland by
wagon. Tho rest ot tho family will
leavo Monday on tho train.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Torkelson and
children and Velma Caldwell mo
tored to Prlnevlllo, Redmond and De
schutes last Sunday.
Miss Jessie Stookoy has boon sick
with la grlppo tho past weok.
HAD KID.VIJVH LAID HIM UP.
A slight kldnoy impairment may
load to dropsy or Bright's disease.
Don't neglect it. Frank Miller, Bing
ham, Utah, writes: "Was troubled
with ray kidnoys so bad I could not
work. Tried many kinds of modl-
cino wiilcli did mo no good.
Then I
tried Foloy Kldnoy Pills: now feeling
as good as I ovor did before." Sold
everywhore.
PLEASANT RIDGE
NEWS LETTER
PLEASANT RIDGE, Juno 11.
Mr. nnd 'Mrs. W. II. Gray, Mr. nnd
Mrs. 0. 13. Anderson nnd Henry John
son attended tho movies In Bond
Monday night.
Miss Etta Chaso was n Redmond
visitor Mondny.
Rasmus Poturson, Mrs. Catharine
Johnnson and Mr. nnd Mrs. Johli
Edwards woro In Redmond Wednes
day nttornoon.
Mrs. O. E. Andorson nnd Mrs.
Lona MoPhorson attended tho Und
Cross In Tumalo Wednesday after
noon. Ray K. Pottor, tester for tho Con
tra! Oregon Cow Testing association,
was In tlita neighborhood Thursday
nnd Friday.
Mrs. Groouhalgh of Redmond is
spondlng a fow days nt "Tho Only
Ranch."
Mrs. Wnyno Clinsa of Redmond
visited Mondny night nnd Tuesday
with Mr. nnd Mrs. J. A. Chaso.
Earl Woods wont ovor to sco his
father. N. D. Woods, who Is trapping
In tno mountains, on weunostiny.
iMrs. J. A. Chaso cnllod on Mrs.
O. 13. Anderson Monday nttornoon.
Ilonry Johnson, who has boon
visiting several days with Mr. and
Mrs. W. II. Gray, left for his homo
In Moro, Ore, Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Hans Mlkkolscn, Mrs. Cath
arine Johnnscn and Mrs. J. W. Peter
son spont Tuesday nttornoon with
Mrs. Olo Hanson ot Duschutos.
Mrs. N. D. Woods nnd daughter
Joyco wero Redmond visitors Tues
day. J. W. Potorson hauled n load of
potatoes trom Tumalo Thursday.
Earl Woods was In Redmond on
business Saturday.
Rasmus Peterson took Mr. and
Mrs. John Edwnrds and Mm. Cnth
arino Johansen to Bond Thursday.
Antono Ahlstrom and J. W. Peter
son were Bend visitors Saturday.
F. B. Baughman was In Rodmond
on business Saturday.
J. A. Chaso was In Rodmond on
Saturday.
Rov. and Mrs. J. Scott and Mr. and
Mrs. Nelson nnd family of Torre
uonno called at tho homo ot Antono
Ahlstrom Sunday.
Fred Seollng, who Is working at
tho Shovlln-Hlxnn mill In Bend,
spont Sunday nt homo.
Mr. and Mrs. O. 13. Andorson at
tended tho movies in Bend Sunday
night.
Albert McCormlck has boon spond
lng a fow days ut tho Milan WliUte
moro home.
Who Is Plorcy & Sons, Tumalo?
Up Adv.
BROKEN DITCH
CAUSES DELAY
LOWER BRIDGE. Juno 10. Tho
association ditch broko Tuesday
night, causing a groat dolay in tho
irrigation.
Jerry Groszkrcugcr loft Friday for
tho mountains, whero no is grazing
a bunch of cattle.
A. S. Holmes was n Bond visitor
Wednesday.
Mr. Tomploton ot Slstors was n
visitor at tho Hosklns ranch Tuesday.
Frank Chapman took his oattlo to
tho forest rosorvo Friday.
Mrs. Joo Howard was a Rodmond
visitor Wednosday afternoon.
Mrs. T. F. Rico nnd daughters woro
Bond visitors Snturday.
L. A. Hunt was in Redmond Sat
urday. Charlos Hlscock, formerly of
Lower Bridge, but who enlisted last
Docembor and hns boon located at
Camp Fremont, Cal., Is hero on n
furlough and Is irrigating for C, F.
Hosklns.
Mrs. Jaeger nnd daughters and
Mrs. Frod Walters wero shopping In
Bend Friday.
E. Palno Is hero on buslnoss con
nected with hlu homestead, which
Mr. Mllburn has rented.
Mr. Jaogor Is working at Salom,
Oregon.
Darwin Walters, Frod Waiters and
Tommy McKuno woro to tho plcturo
show at Rodmond Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Fullor woro
Redmond visitors Friday.
G, E .Stadlg was In Bond on busi
ness Tuesday.
RHEUMATIC AND KIDNKV ILLS.
Troubled with rhoumatlsm, kldnoy
or blnddor affections? You nood
Foloy Kldnoy Pills. Mrs. Frank P.
Wood, It. F. I). 2, Morrill, Malno.
writes: "I found rollof as soon ua I
began taking Foloy Kldnoy Pills, My
husband also rccolvod much benefit
from them. Ho was lamo, could not
stoop ovor; now fools no pain." Sold
ovorywhoro.
MAKE TRIP TO
SUTTLE LAKE
. .PLAINVIEW, Juno 10. A party
consisting of M. W. Knickerbocker
and family, II. T. Hartley and fam
ily nnd Ray Armstrong camped at
Suttlo lako Saturday night and Sun
day. Thoy report a vory dollglitful
timo nnd u big catch of fish.
.Mr. and Mrs. Paul Scoggln ro
turnedFrlday ovonlng from a honey
moon trip to Prlnglo Falls and other
points ot interest along tho Deschutes
rlvor nouth of Bond.
Henry Shoemaker and family of
Redmond woro guests at tho homo of
Alex. Lovoronz 8undny.
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STOP!
And Investigate our prices
beforo buying your groceries,
Wo can save you money.
P. B. Johnson's
MllUcan, Ore. Telephone
Only a nmnll congregation mat fot
tho preaching services nt tho school
house Sunday nttornoon,
Services will bo hold again by Rov.
S, S. MaVlekor on tho bocoiu! Sunday
nttornoon In July,
Mrs. MoVlckor nnd daughter no
comptiulod Rov. MoVlckor last Sun
day. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. W. Armstrong
nnd Miss Wlltua woro guests nt tho
Box A ranch Sunday.
Kennoth Twoot has boon sick
with tho measles for snvoral days.
Clifford Ward nnd his llttlo sister
aro being kept at homo by an attack
of whooping cough.
F. W, Lovoronx nnd family spent
Inst Friday afternoon nnd ovonlng nt
tho A. E. Hubs ranch.
Roy Henrdt tins rccetvod orders
from tho draft board to bo ready for
duty nt tho training camp on Juno
24. Ho oxpocts to go first to Camp
Lewis.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sroggln woro
guostn for dinner nt tho Box A ranch
Juno 8.
F. W. Lovoronx and family and
Mrs. Grover Pallium spent Sunday at
tho Alex, Lovoronx ranch.
Henry Powers holpcd C. V. Chnl
fan sovornl days last week ns Mr.
Chnlfan was not woll.
A. E. Hoss, F. A. Powors nnd liny
Armstrong wero Bond business call
urn tho pnst weok.
Tho O. I). O. club will hold Its
regular meeting with Mrs. II, A.
Scoggln Thursday Afternoon, June
13. All tho Indies nro rosuosted to
bring nny pieces of wnrm cloth, not
necessarily now, to make hospital bod
socks.
RECORD MADE BY
GRADE STUDENTS
SISTERS, Juno 10. An excellent
record was mndo by tho pupils of
Principal F. W. Weber's room at tho
nlghlh grade examinations on May
lGlh and 17th. Henry Cllett re
ceived his eighth grndn diploma.
Goorgo Davis nnd Henry Unwell
passed tho sevonth grade examina
tion In nil branches, George receiv
ing nn nvorngo of 84 and Henry's
nvorago was 8C. Anna Cllott, Irel
Harrington nnd Cecllo McCallum,
sixth grade pupils, nil pnsseil In
physiology. This makes n perfect
record for nil the pupils In tho upper
room, Kvorett Hanks having passed
from tho fifth grade to tho sixth, nnd
Hazel Tuckor, Jasper Haines nnd
Vorn Kief passing from tho ninth to
tho tenth grado. Vorn Kief also
completed tho tenth grndo wnrk In
American literature and English
composition,
Harold Alton wns qulto ill tho first
or tho week with tonsllltls.
Mr. niid .Mrs. Arthur Temploton,
former residents ot Clovordale, left
Friday for tholr now homo in Cali
fornia. Mrs. Hartly and llttlo son Jack
woro In town Friday from Plalnvlow.
Mrs. Grogan, son Dewey nnd hor
daughter, Mrs. Allco Griffith wore
shopping In Sisters Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Zumwnlt of Red
mond passed through town on tholr
wnv fishing.
F. L. 8hnw of Slstors loaves today
for Rovero, Wash., for n threo or
four weeks' visit with his son.
Mrs. Dennis nnd Mrs. Roach re
turned today from Portland.
Moso McKlnnoy returned Tuesday
from a visit with his parents In Ar
lington. Jack Bowman nnd family moved
to Bond Monday,
Mrs. J B. Fryroar nnd daughtar,
Mrs. Schulty callod nn Mrs. William
Edmunson Thursday.
William Wilson nnd family went
fishing on tho MotolliiH Sunday,
Botweon fifteen and twenty cars
passed through town on tholr way to
Suttlo lake and Mutollus rlvor Sun
day. Tho sun's ccllpso was viewed by
a great many peoplo hero Saturday.
SCHOOL CLOSES
AT CLOVERDALE
CLOVERDALE, Juno 10. Miss
Naomi Hosklns closed n successful
term Inst Friday, Juno 7, with u
school picnic on Squaw crook,
Mr. anil Mrs. W. F. Fryroar and
Madison Holton woro fishing on
Squaw creek Sunday.
Viola Miller and Lillian Van Mntrn
spent Sunday afternoon with Glndys
rarnorry.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Parborry woro
at tho Billy Wilson ranch on busi
ness Sunday,
John W. Gottor mndo a trip to
Redmond after his brother Saturday.
H. C. Mlllor and Idolla wero In
Redmond Wednosdny.
Frank Board mado a trip to Sink
Inst week. Ills nlcco, Miss Josslo
Ray, returned homo with him.
Frank Arnold was fishing on Illuo
and Suttlo lakes Sunday with the
Hodsou family.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Tom Arnold nnd Mrs.
Frank Arnold nnd Froeda returned
homo Sunday from California, whore
thoy have been visiting,
Doau Van Matro and Idolla Mlllor
mndo a trip to Bond Saturday,
Mrs. R. J. Skolton la on tho Hick
list.
TIiobo who attended tho Rod Cross
last wook woro: Mrs. II. C. Miller,
BRICK vs.
BRICK BUILDINGS IN BEND
VALUE ABOUT
$500,000
FIRE LOSS IN FIVE YEARS
NONE
Build With
BRICK!
BEND
TANLAC
Mrs. W. W. Van Matro, Mrs, 0. Wnrd,
Mrs. W F. Fryrear, Mrs. Roua Cyrus
and Mrs. Burling.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Cyrus nnd Ln
dona and Mrs. W. W. Van Matro
mado a trip to Bend Inst Tuesday,
Goo. F. Cyrus made n trip to Red
mond after Mrs. Cyrus sister, Mrs.
Laura Waymlro, Sunday evening
Mrs. Wnlmlro will upend tho summer
nt tho Cyrus homo,
Lndoua Cyrus rocolvod a lettor
from Corporal Samuel E. Kline in
Franco Inst week, tolling many Inter
esting things.
Bee J. Ryan & Co., for farm land
loans. Adv.
WATER SHORTAGE
AT STAUFFER
STAUKFHIt, Juno 11. Wo nro
having somo trouble hero at present
getting water for our stock, ns the
well which has heretofore furnished
an ahuudnnco of water Is Just about
dry.
Mr Mnrtliidnlti, n retired doctor of
Farloy, town, Is In the valley visiting
his friend, J, R. McOoo nnd expects
to locate hero If tho climate suits
him.
Frod nnd Hoy Stuuffer hnvn gone
to Bend to work for about two
months,
Jim Brlckey nnd wlfu wero In (ho
valley over Sunday night.
Gust McLouth mndo it trip to Bend
Monday.
Mr, and Mrs. W. L. Cowan's daugh
ter nnd family of Washington are
visiting In the valley for n few davs
J II 1 lousier hns been working for
McLouth for tho past week.
J. II. Hosrh, who hns n hnmestnad
In the Buttes, Is moving down In the
valley ns the springs, which hnvn
nover failed, aro now dry
lion Rhodes has been helping J. O
Perry with his windmill tho past two
days.
Miss Cnrrlo Brown of Pleas-int
valley was a caller nt tho HtnuiTors
Snturday night.
The burknroos hnvo left tho vat
toy for South creok.
Jns. McEwen Is digging n new noli
on his plnre.
Mr. Itasmunson nnd Mr. Hunter of
Butte took tho stage for (lend Tues
day morning.
Mrs. C ('. Washburn, one of our
old-time neighbors, Is visiting among
friends this weok.
Get ready to buy war stnmps.
SUPREME OFFICER
TO VISIT BEND
Sir. L'iiiiiiu NHdlg-, Supremo I Nut
l'n-ililmt uf I 'rat mini Brother
IiimmI, to Do Hero.
(From Saturday's Dally.)
Mrs. Kmmn Noldlg, supreme past
prasldunt of tho Frntornal Brother
hood, of Los Angeles Is to pay n visit
to tho Incut chapter of thu nrdor on
June 1. Sho will bo met nt the
depot by ncnmmlttou of tho mem
bers. Mrs. Noldlg hns boon on tho road
for six months, traveling from Chi
cago to old Moxlco in tho Intnrest
of tho Juvenile department of the
socloty, of which there aro many
llttlo ones, Shu will meet with tho
members of tho Portland, St. Johns,
and Oregon City lodges on Juno 7, 8
and 10, nnd an tho 11th will romo
to Bond, where sho will address tho
momhorn on "Frntornlty," nnd will
obligate n largo class of now candi
Prices Right to tile Penny
Make Your Dollars Count
MONEY SAVING ON MERCHANDISE OF MERIT
At this time when Fruits are fcarce you can overcome the liili
coit by buying Gallon Fruit at there priceil
No. 10 Solid IVk Ill.ck lleuit 62c
No. 10 Solid I'.ck I'ctlrd ('on 62c
No. 10 Solid Pick IW.ri 60c
No. 10 Solid Pack Applr 45c
IT PAYS TO PAY CASH AT
THE UNION CASH GROCERY
Wall Stieet, Bend, Oregon
OTHER BUILDINGS
OTHER BUILDINOS
VALUE ABOUT
$2,000,000
FIRE LOSS IN FIVE YEARS OVER
$100,000
BRICK & LUMBER CO.
FOR SALE BY
The Owl Pharmacy
dates Into tho order, after which sho
will nddress the public on tho loyalty
of all fraternal societies toward our
government.
Mrs, Noldlg Is tho retiring supremo
president of tho society, which
sho tilled with honor for four years,
Hor successor is Carlos H. Hardy, a
Los Angoles lawyer of high standing
tug nnd nu author on fraternal In
surance. Mrs. Noldlg will bo itcconi
panlnd on hor tour of Inspection by
Mrs. M. F. Houghton, statu manager
for Oregon,
Mrs, Noldlg bqlongs to several fra
ternal societies and Is one ot tho
mothors of the Fraternal Brother
hood, NAMES OF DESCHUTES
COUNTY REGISTRANTS
(From Monday's Dally.)
Tho follwolug Is the complete list
of those registering with tho De
schutes county war hoard on Juno C,
together with tho official county
number:
1 Everett Joseph Mare, Bond,
2 Warren Evans, La Pino.
II Mnhtaii Couch, Tumalo,
4 Charles Frederick Luce, Jr.,
Redmond.
r. Edward Winters, Bend,
t: James Arthur Harris, MllUcan.
7 Fred P. Breent, Bond.
8 Alger W. Davis, Tumalo,
! Anion (Hun Wlnwurd, Monti.
10 Fred Joseph Mnrclinud, Bend,
11 Alfred II. Kchultz, La Pine.
12 Jennings Bryan Davis, Red
mond. 13 Emlle Joseph Carroz, Rolynt.
11 John Henry Fnrrell, Bend.
IT. Itnlph Morton McClnln, Bend,
lfi Donald Morris, Bend.
17 Ralph Clifton Curtis, Bond.
18 Earl Jesse Van Dnmark, Bend.
10 Mllfred Wnyno Clinic, Red
mond. 20 Harold Smith, Bond.
21 "Stanley L. Fish, Tumalo,
22 Harry Mllo Dletorlch, Tumalo.
23 Herbert Burnett Robinson,
Bend.
21 Paul Delbert Lome, Bend.
2G Clyde O. Ilauck. Bend.
20 William M. Scott, Redmond.
27 Lawronco Nonoy, Band.
28 Alexander Albert Kggloaton,
Bond.
2U Lewis Goorgo Gnssort, Bend.
30 William Alfred Huunoll, Bend.
31 Eugene Georgo Comstock, Red
mond. 32 Alfred Goorgo Elllff, Bond,
33 Jay P. Spencer, Bend.
31 William F. Tromblflo, Bend.
36 Luwrotien Watcher, Bend.
30 Reed A. Wlnklo, Bend.
37 Nils O. Skjsrsan, Bend.
38 Frederick B. TnlgHr, Bend.
39 Augifsl Johnson Vouugaon,
Bend.
40 Jim O'Neill, Bend.
U August Mueller, Bend.
Dr. Turner, eyo specialist of Port
land, will bo In Bond again Wednes
day und Thursday, Juno 10-20, nt
Thorseu'n Jowolry store, Don't fall
to consult him about your eyes und
glasses on those dates. On account
of serious Illness In his family Dr.
Turner was uuiiblo to keep IiIh Inst
engagement in Bond, but will posi
tively bo there on above dates.
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