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HRXP HUI.IiKTiy, llKNtt onKOOff, THURSDAY, AUQtTOT 8, 1018
Central Oregon
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MILLICAN FAMILY
PARENTS OF BOY
MILLICAN, Aug. 2. norn, to Mr.
ond Mrs. W. W. Grlnstcad. a GH
pound baby girl, Monday, July 29.
Alex. Kccal and Loo Kollor wore
over Sunday visitors at tholr respect
ive homos.
Ed. Mooro rondo a business trip to
Bend Monday.
Wm. A, Itahn liad a party at his
houso Saturday evening. Mr. and
Mrs. P. Taunchor, Mr. and Mrs. Alex.
Fecal and ttio L. I). Keller family
wero the ones In attondnnco.
Mr. and Mrs. Alox. Pcoal and W.
A. Hahn worts Sunday dlnnor guests
at tho L. O. Keller homo.
Tho A. D. Norton family visited
at tho J. J. jlolland homo Saturday.
Tho It. R. Kollor family wore call
ers at tho Rosin homestoad Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ell Spcncor and son
Virgil, Mr. and Mrs. L. Glcss and
niece, Naomi Klgor, and J. J. Hol
land and family wore Sunday visitors
at tho A. D. Norton homo.
Mrs. J. J. Holland and Mrs. Loo
Keller and children wero Monday
visitors at tho R. R. Kollor home.
Mrs. rratt is visiting with her
daughter, Mrs. W. W Grinstcad.
Mrs. Donnlson mado a trip to Bond
Sunday, returning Monday.
W. W. Grlnstoad's sister and par
ents caned at his homo Monday.
Goo. Cook left for Dcnd tho past
wecK, prior to a trip to Illinois,
where ho will visit with his daugh
ters. Tho P. Tauschcrs have now taken
their dairy stock homo.
Mrs. L. B. Keller called at tho P.
Tauscher and W. W. Grlnstoad homos
Monday and Tuesday.
Tho Smith horses wcro brought
hero Wednesday and aro watering at
tho P. B. Johnson ranch.
Fred Klgor will bo tho foreman
for Mr. Smith on tho former Mill!
can ranch.
R. R. Kollor was employed a short
tlmo on tho Smith ranch Tuesday.
Plorence It cam made a business
call at tho R. R. Kollor homo Wed
nesday. J. J. Holland was homo several
days the past week.
Walter and Roy Kollor called at
the J. J. Holland homo Friday.
Stookeys called at tho W. W. Grin
stead home this week to seo tho new
Girl.
Mrs. J. J. Holland 's a caller at tho
It. R. Keller homo today.
P. B. Johnson made a business trip
to Bond this weok.
PINEHURST BOY
ANSWERS CALL
Four chairs at your service at the
Metropolitan. No waiting. Adr.
riNEHURST, Aug. 3. Mahlon
Couch was called tor military duty
and loft Friday morning for a visit
with rolntlvcs at Eugene, Oro and
other points In Washington botoro
leaving for Camp Lewis.
Mrs. Phil Smith and Ruth Bayloy
attended tho Red Cross mooting In
Tuninlo Wednesday.
C. W. llowoll and Durward Howell
wero helping Chas. Spaugh with his
haying several days this weok.
Arthur Dickinson is assisting
Frank Dayton in 'riding ditch during
tho rotation of water.
C. II. Spaugh dollvored thrco fino
pigs to parties at tho Pino Trco mill
Monday ovonlng.
Ethyl nnd Ivy Snyder spent tho
ovonlng at tho R. H.VUayloy homo
Tuesday.
Mrs. Mlntn Howard was a caller
at G. M. Couch's Wednesday ovonlng.
Mrs. II. A. Nowcomb Is expected
homo In a couple of months. Mr.
Nowcomb was called for military
duty and left the 25th of July. Mrs.
Nowcomb will spend tho Intervening
tlmo in visiting relatives in Walts
burg, Portland and other points.
Mr. and Mrs. James Dawson and
family of Plalnvlow passed through
hero Wednesday on tholr way to
town.
Austin Graham and brother Rus
sell woro Bend visitors Wednesday
on business.
Rozella Phelps spont tho week
with her grandmother at tho railroad
camp, returning Saturday evening.
Chas Howell delivered a load of
fine alfalfa hay to tho Pino Trco mill
Tuesday.
Mrs. Jones and son wcro In Bond
Monday on business.
Silas DIotcrlch motored to Bend
Monday and had his Injuries dressed
at tho hospital.
Ernest Phelps motored to Bond to
attend business affairs Monday.
Ruth Bayloy, Violet Spaugh,
Myrtlo Spaugh and Ivy Snydor wore
entertained by Miss Ethoy Snydor
Sunday.
Mrs. Garner was down from tho
camp and spent Sunday with home
folks, returning in tho cvonlnor.
Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Spaugh and
daughters spent tho evening Satur
day at C. W. Howell's.
Mrs. F. V. Swisher and Ivy Snyder
woro visitors at the Pino Trco mill
Sunday morning.
Mr. Cayton and sons of Plalnvlow
passed through Pinohurst on their
way to Tumalo Monday.
Harry Simpson spont Monday
night at the Phelps' homo, returning
Tuesday morning. Ho is hording
tho Marsh. Parks and Becker bands
of sheep on tho Metollus.
Sovcral of the Pinehurst ladies aro
Brown, who Is now in Camp Lowli.
Ho said: "If I hnd only known what
army llfo was llko I would hnvo boon
hero long ago."
THRESHING STARTED
AT LOWER BRIDGE
LOWER BRIDGE. Aug. G. 'Mark
Forrest pulled In with his threshing
out lit Wednesday. Ho started thresh
ing ut tho Brooking placo.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Joo Hownrd, Karl
Updike and Harvey Dietrich woro
Rodmond visitors Wednesday ovon
lng. Nnoml nnd Marlon Hosklns woro
In Redmond Monday ovonlng,
Mrs. Fred Walters and Darwin
Waltors wero shopping In Iludiuond
Wodnesday.
Mrs. L. F. Rlro and daughters
woro In Redmond Tuesday.
Frank and Russoll Chnpmnn have
boon helping Joo Howard with his
liny crop.
A. J. Fuller, Frank and Russoll
Chapman and Joo Howard wont to
Bond Friday ovenlng to tho mooting
for registered men.
G. E. Stadlg was a Rodmond visitor
Wodnosdny.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Fullor woro
visiting Mrs. Wlnflold at Terrobonno
Wednesday evening.
Ross Farnham of Bond, who tins
been helping with tho haying nt tho
Hosklns placo, returned to his home
Sunday.
lug to hear tho nddrens iglvon by
Captain Russell of Camp LowIh,
J. A. W. Hroggln washomo from
his Blnuk Butto camp last Friday
ovodlng nnd Saturday,
Miss Ida IIosh was thn guest of
Wlliuu Armstrong Inst Thursday.
Mr, and Mrs. Taylor nnd dnughtor
Alice of Hood lllvnr left horo last
Monday nftor spending several days
with tholr rolutlvoH, Mr. and Mrs.
Hartley. During tholr stay a lino
plcnlu trip on thu Duseluiton rlvor was
enjoyed.
Miss Luolln Burgess has returned
to tho Box A ranch nftor upending
tho week at thn .Hartley ranch,
Tho (). D. O. club will hold Its
rogulnr mooting with Mrs. (Irovor
Pallium next Thursday afternoon,
August 8.
Mrs. H. L. Burgeon and Mr. nnd
Mrs. II, A, Scnggln were guests nt
tho Hartley ranch on Tuesday,
8oo J, Ryan
loans. Adv.
& Co., for farm land
Caught Cold nt Palm I loach.
Southern cllmnto Is no protection
against summer colds. Helen It.
Saunders, G2C 2nd Ave., W. Palm
Beach, Flo., writes: "My sovero cold
on the chest was rclloved by Foley's
Honey and Compound." This lino
old family remedy can bo depended
upon to relievo summer colds, hay
fever, asthma and croup. Sold every
where. Adv.
PICNIC SUPPER
AT TERREBONNE
HAMPTON BUTTE
TVTrmro t rrrvriirio ' assisting tho Tumalo Red Cross by
IUi& Ldtilitili I knitting. Mrs. G. M. Couch Is tho
U
HAMPTON BUTTE, Aug 3. Mr.
Webb of Portland was In this vicinity
one day this weok to look after busi
ness interests.
Mr. nnd Mrs. V. P. Wray of Bend
stopped at tho Moeks home last Wed
nesday, bolng on their way homo
from an extended tour through sov
cral states and tho Yellowstono Na
tional park.
Mr. Walkor and son of Corvallls
nutoed through hero last Sunday, go
ing to uurna to visit relatives.
Eugene Pinkus of Butto passed
through hero Sunday, en routo to
Washington, whero ho will spent part
or tne year.
Mrs. M. W. Sheppard took tho mall
stage for Bend Friday. She will go
to live with her daughter near Port
land. Mrs. Alma Brickoy has gono to
Forest Grovo to work in tho cannery
thlB season.
For farm land loans seo J. Ryan
& Co. Adv.
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YOU KNOW OF
A Vultor
A Departure
A Birth
A Deith
An Accident
An lllneu
OR
Any New Building
Social Function
Meeting!
A Real Estate Traniaction
Any Improvement
OR
Anything that it of Interat
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champion knittor, having mado eight
pairs or box. Violet Spaugh, n
sweater; Mrs. C. W. Howell, sweater;
Mrs. Nlta McKulrc, sweater, and
Mrs. Jean Wlmor, three sweaters.
Mr, and Mrs. Aaron Johnson were
callers at Clarenco Phelps Saturday
afternoon.
Lester Snyder, Austin Graham,
Russell Graham, Jean Wlmor and
Raymond Winter woro hulsnsos vis
itors In Tumalo Saturday mornln.
C. W. Howell had tho misfortune
to loso a flno Holsteln holfor Friday
by bloating.
Frank Dayton, Blnln Devers, Mr.
and Mrs. Phil Smith nnd Mr. nnd
Mrs. Harry McGuIre nttendod tho
lecture In Bend Friday ovonlng.
Husband nnd Wife.
Mrs. Frank P. Wood, Box 18, R. F,
D. 2, Morrill, Mo., writes: "Foley
Kiuney puis help mo so much. My
husband also has recolved much
benefit from them. Ho was so lamo
ho could not stoop over and now ho
feels no pain." Lamo back, soro
muscles, stiff Joints, rheumatic aches
and pains quickly conquered by Foley
Kidney Pills. Sold everywhere.
AUV.
TERREBONNE. Aug. G. Those
who enjoyed a picnic supper at Lower
Brldgo from Torrebonno Thursday
evening, given for Cliff Ralston,
woro: Cliff and Kolllo Ralston, An
gnllne, Matilda, Hcrbot and George
Rommel, Adeline Dietrich, Nina El
liot, Joseph McElfrcsh, Carl Hamil
ton nnd Mary McCauly.
Harold McFadden of Bend spent
Sunday nnd Monday In our village
visiting friends.
All enjoyed tho speaking nt tho
LadloV Club hall Sunday evening by
Mr. Hnrtranft of Bend.
Mrs. J. Perry has been up nt Bend
for tho pnst two weeks caring for
her son Gerald, who Is sick with
spinal meningitis.
Carl Hamilton returned to Torre
bonno about n week ago. All enjoy
seoln-g him home.
Cliff Ilnlston left Saturday morn
ing for camp. All wish him the best
of luck and all enjoyed tho danco
given for him Friday evening.
l'ropnro for thn Hot Wmo.
Tho hot sun In doubly dnugoroun
If thoro Is a tnnss of undigested fond
In thn stomach. Foley Cnthnrtlc Tab
lets glvo prompt nnd sure rollcf. They
act gently but do tholr work thor
oughly. Thoy clnnnso tho bowels,
sweeten tho stomach nnd benefit tho
liver. For Indigestion, biliousness,
bnd breath, bloating, gnn. Sold every
where. Adv.
RETURNS FROM VISIT
WITH HER DAUGHTER
iocotnoliw Kuclnrrr Wrllc.
Whon tho kidneys aro not working
proporly, bnckacho, stiff Joints, rhou
matlc pnlns and suffering result
Georgo McLaln, Turtle Lake, N. I).
writes: "I am a locomotlvo engi
neer. I had a bad pain In my back
and my bladder action was very lr-
rRular. I took Foley Kidney Pills
and was rclloved In a couplo of days.
Sold everywhere. Adv.
Who
44p
Is
Plercy & Sons, Tumnlo?
Adv.
PLAINVIEW PEOPLE
RETURN FROM TRIPS
SCHOOL BUSSES
HAVE ARRIVED
(From Tuesday's Dally.)
TUMALO. Aug. C Fred Wallace,
Frank Wallace and It. U. Fllcklngor
went to Tho Dalles Monday ovonlng
and returned later In tho week with
tho two Studobaker busses that aro
to bo used this winter for transport
ing tho pupils to school.
Hon. W. D. Barnes and brldo woro
down from Bond Tuesday afternoon.
Tho Red Cross auxiliary mont in
tholr rooms to work Wodnesday.
Thoso present woro; Mesdames Wal
laco, Nichols, NUes, Marlon, Fllckln
gor, Gerklng, Smith, Park, Kanoff,
Mlnta Howard, Brown, Bramhall and
Dunn and Misses Bayley adn IIolou
green. Several pairs of socks and
sweaters woro turned in.
Ruby Marion spent Thursday visit
ing Nellie Howell,
Mrs. J. E. Bramhall visited hor
daughter, Mrs. Kartell, of Bend a
couplo of days last weok.
Ruby Davis returned from Bond
Friday, whero alio has been working
for tho past fow weoks.
Misses Edyth and Ruth Bales and
Flota Mlllor woro down from Bend
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gerklng aro
visiting Mr. Gorkln's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. N. B. Gorklng.
Ttnliv Mnrlnn ntwl MaIHm TTnurnll
spont Saturday and Sunday in 'Bend. Ju
Word was recolved from 8. It.'Effc
PLAINVIEW. Aug. C Mr nnd
Mrs. M. W. Knickerbocker, MIhsoh
Rao and Constanco and Mastor Em-
mett Knickerbocker, Rny Armstrong
and Mr. and Mrs. H, T. Harlloy nnd
family liavo been spondlng a delight
ful week ramping at Sparks lako.
Their departure mado n very pictur
esque train as tho ontlro trip was
mado on horsobacjf and only ono
light wgaon was taken to carry tho
camp outfit and provisions,
Mrs. S. L. Burgess nnd Jamos hnvo
boon visiting at tho homo of A. W
Armstrong and at tho Box A ranch
tho past week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Hon mado a
business trip to Redmond last Thurs
day. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bennett and
family of'Ilond wero callers In Plaln
vlow last Thursday evening,
Mrs. Mntt Patterson spent Thurs
day afternoon and evening at tho C.
F. Chalfan homo.
Miss Nelllo Scoggln was a editor
at tho A. W. Armstrong homo Sunday.
Miss Mary Bennett of Bend has
been visiting for sovcral days ut tho
J. A. W. Scoggln ranch.
Mrs, Grnver Pulllam visited hor
slstor, Mrs. Levorenz, last Sunday
and Monday,
Mr, and Mrs. Ellis Edglngton nnd
family called on Plalnvlow friends
Saturday whllo on tholr way homo
from Rodmond.
Miss Luella Burgess, Mrs. 8. L.
Burgess and son James and Mrs. H.
A. Scoggln woro guests nt an ex
cellent dlnnor and for tho afternoon
at the A. W. Armstrong homo last
Thursday. .
A. E. floss took a load of regis
tered men to Bond last Friday oven-
BEND It. F. I). No. 1, Aug 6 -Mrs.
E. Bodleut, who tins been visit
ing hor daughter Evelyn nt Astoria,
returned Thursdny morning. Frnn
ces romnlucd with her slstor until
later, when they nro nil expecting
to mnko n trip east.
Mr. and Mrs. Itnlph E. Grimes and
sou Ralph, Jr., of Pilot Buttu ranch
motored to Crnno Prnlrlo Thursdny,
uhoro Mr. Grimes vnrolnnted somo
rattlo, returning Saturday ovonlng.
Charles Hooch has been harvest
ing hay for tho past two weeks nt
Madras.
Mr. Vogel. who purchased tho John
Thycn ranch, made n trip to tho High
Dosert Friday to got his furniture
Herbert Wntklns of Bond visited
Charles Bedlunt Sunday.
Courtney Pontlous, who hns been
living on his ranch east of Bond,
wont to town Sunday to work In thn
mills.
Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Denser, Kvorott
Arroo nnd Graco Cook nutoed to tho
Desert Sunday.
Isabel Smith nnd Chester Elliott
called on Myrtlo and Eunice Nuff
Sunday evening.
Mr. nnd Mrs. E. JBodlont wore vis
itors nt J. P. Shank's of Crescent
Sunday.
E. Bedlont purchased a cow from
Sam Coffey Inst week.
Virgil Cook sold his team of horses
to O'Donald.
Mrs. C. L. Smith hns boon staying
with hor sister-in-law, Mrs. Walter
Strickland, tho past weok.
Leo Young wont to East Lnko Sun
day to get Mrs. Young, who has been
thoro for n week.
BEND MEN LEAVE
FOR TRAINING CAMP
OUT!
In order to show you the present
condition of Staple Canned Goods,
we quote from a letter from one of
the largest jobbers on the Coast, un
der date of July 17, 1918.
"We cannot do anything for you on corn,
as we have not a .single case in the house
nnd we will he nimble to .secure any until
the now pack arrives. You understand we
are out of all grades of cornStandard
Country Gentlemen and Maine."
' OUR ADVICE IS
BUY NOW !
Bennett-Cooper Co.
ALFALFA CROP
IS LARGE ONE
Mom: m:ci:ivi:n in oxi: wt.
TIXO THAN Dl'ltlXO KXTIiti:
HKAHO.V PltEVIOUHLY DIH-
couhaoi: hiiippim;.
(From Friday's Dally.)
Tho alfalfa crop In Deschutes
county this year la far ahead of what
It has been for a number of years
past, many of tho fanners harvest
Ing moro hay from the first cutting
thnn hns been received during nn en
tiro season in other years. This is
partly duo to better conditions for
growing than In tho past, but tho
scientific methods employed have
also been a big factor In tho In
crease, County Agricultural Agent It. A.
Ward has Just recolved from 30
farmers of tho county answers to
uuostlnnnnlros mailed out by his of
flco to tho growers, seeking their
opinions as to tho proper crop for
tho county to net tho greatest ri
turns to tho farmers, and with tho
exception of one Instance all answors
hnvo been In favor of nlfnlfn as tho
one crop which will bring success,
In tho ono Instance tho farmer placed
alfalfa first, with sweet clover second.
Already Inquiries have been re
celved In thn county from Tillamook,
Linn, Cons and Douglas counties for
alfalfa hay for feeding purposes, nnd
there tuny bo a tratnlond, of about
2f cars, sent to ono of thoso places.
This hay, baled, will bring (ho grow
ors 2X per ton, f, o, h. cars horn.
Thn shipment of liny from tho
county to outside points Is, however,
being discouraged wherever pos
slide, In nn effort to keep tho supply
In tho valley for the feeding of stock
hero during thn winter.
Ono cent a word Is all a llttlo Want
Ad will cost you.
5
Hit
IliihlncH noil I'rofc-iiloiinl
Will HimiiiI Vurndous ut
Ktigciip.
Men
(From Frldny'n Dally.)
Six mon loft Hend ynstordny after
noon nnd last night to attend tho
University of Oregon second officers'
training camp, which opens tomor
row nnd continues until August 31.
Thoso leaving wero: T. II. Foley,
Ashley Forest, W. 0. Manning, M. II.
Morton nnd Itoy Anderson nnd W. K,
Diirnnd of Itodmond. Mr. Andorsnn
Is making his second trip to tho
training school, having nttonded tho
first sosslou In July.
TO SELL FLOWEItS FOR
BENEFIT OF LIBRARY
W
STOP!
And Investigate our price
before buying your groceries.
We can save you money,
P.B.Johnson's
Mllllcnn, Ore. Telephone
aa
(From Thursday's Dally.)
For tho purposo of raising money
for tho public library tho Indies
actlvo In Its managomont aro plan
ning a sorles of flowor sales to ho
hold on Saturdays for tho next fow
weeks, Tho flowers will ho sold at
Thompson's musla storo at tho coi
ner of Wall and Mlnnosntu Creels
and all who will mnko donations of
flowers for salo aro requested to leavo
thorn at tho store early Saturday
morning.
Ono cent. a word is nil a llttlo
Want Ad will cost you.
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