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Central Oregon
Neighborhood
News
HAMPTON BUTTE
NEWS LETTER
HAMPTON DUTTE, Auk. 24.
Chris Tinner has purchased Eva
Michael's MtylPi And morcd it onto
his homcst&sT?
Edward Slrcjot and family of Buck
Creek wero Tlsltors at Schroder's last
week.
Mr. Young of Alkali went through
hero ono day this week on his way
to Bend.
Mra. Parrot Is visiting with hor
daughter. 'Mrs. Jako Dook, this wook.
C. J. Stauffer was a passenger on
tho mall stago last Thursday.
Air. Goodrich of Butto passed
through hero on his way homo from
Bend.
Mrs. J. M. Brlckey was a visitor
at tho Brown homo one day this
week. i
Horace Brookings lost a cow this
wook from tho effects of a brokon leg.
Katherlno Skinner returned to
Portland Sunday. Sho was accom
panied by hor nleco, Ruth Orlffln,
who will attend school there.
A. Dickinson and family have
moved Into tho Snyder house.
POWELL BUTTE
MAN IS INJURED
POWELL !UUTTE, Aug. 27. Dan
Hourlgan. wlillo trying to catch a
wild colt last Wednesday, was thrown
from the manger. His shoulder was
thrown out of placo and his faco
badly cut. Dr. Hosch was called and
the shoulder was replaced and the
other wounds dressed. Mr. Hourl
gan Is recovering nicely
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Wlllcoxon and
daughter Harriot left Tuesday morn
ing for Portland. Tho trip will bo
made overland in their Ford and be
fore reaching Portland they intend
to visit California. Crator Lake and
several other points of interest.
Mr. and Mrs, Warner and daughter
Eva loft for Walla Walla last week,
where they will visit relatives.
Mrs. E. A Bussott and Fay visited
Mrs. Frank Bayn at Deschutes Thurs
day. Mrs. Bayn will leave Saturday
for n two weeks' visit with her par
ents at Walla Walla.
D. It. Fronch has recently been
called for service to his country. Al
though tho community hates to lose
n good nelghbdr they aro glad to add
one more to tho winning of tho great
cause. Mr. Fronch will have an auc
tion sale at his placo Wednesday, tho
28th, and will leave for Portland
soon after, whero they will remain
until Mr. French's return.
Tho Powell Butto school house Is
being painted now. This adds very
much to the appearance of tho now
school house.
Mrs. Shobert was compolled to
call tho doctor Sunday on account of
excessive bleeding from the nose and
mouth. Although Bho will be con
fined to her ed for several days, we
belle vo the case is not serious.
It Powell -Butte is visited by a few
Tnnrn. warm (lavs, nuch as th list
three, the second crop of alfalfa will
turn out as good as did the first.
Tom Cronln -was out Monday
measuring tho hay he has purchased
from various farmers.
The new house bolng built by E. L.
Iverson is progressing nicely. There
are several 'new bungalows under
construction here now, which when
finished will look well for the coun
try Wllllo Pauls has also been called
for service. He Intends to leave be
tvn the 3rd and tho Cth of September.
TUMALO. Aug. 36. A largo
crowd attended tho Bed Cross meet
ing Wednesday. Those proaont woro:
Mcsdames Brown, Llvealy, Corking.
Itobort Smith. Phil Smith, Dullard,
Clifton, Marlon, Wallaco, Hoscoo
Howard, Mlnta Howard. Bedflcld,
Thurston, Dickinson, Hatch, Park,
Dunn and Ray.
Thoso who attended tho military
ball In Bond Tuesday ovonlng woro:
Mr. and Mrs. Fred N. Wallace and
sons, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Dickinson,
Raymond Churchill, and Misses Ruby
and Lola Marlon and Ada Dullard.
Several carloads of Tumalo pooplo
attended tho Red Cross social held at
Mrs. Roscoo Howard's Thursday
evening. This social, which was hold
undor tho auspices of tho Tumalo
auxiliary, was a decided success.
Tho net proceeds woro near J1SC.
Mrs. J. E. Bramhall's brothor, Mr.
Kirk, and mother arrived ono day
last week for an extended visit.
Rccont Tumalo auto purchasers
are: Ed Doan, Dodge touring car:
A. A. Dickinson. Overland; R. U.
Fllckingor, Flanders.
Ruth Bayloy spout Sunday visiting
Ruby Marion.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wnllaco and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Harry McOuire,
Mrs. Spaford and daughter went to
Bend Sunday evening.
Clarence Zemko, small son of Mr
and Mrs. O. Zemkc, was badly burned
by powdor ono day last weok. Dr.
Hosch of Redmond attended. He Is
reported to be Improving.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Couch and
daughter Bornlco returned Sunday
evening after spending several weeks
fourlng tho Willamette valley and
Washington points. They woro ac
companied by their son Molvln.
Waldomar Peterson left Monday
evening for Camp Lewis.
K. Tnuschor is erecting n flno now
barn, on his rnuch.
Mrs. T. fa. Cluing called nt Mrs.
Donnlson's this weok.
Miss Helen anil Harold Kollor
spout tho weok with Mary and Josoph
Hollnml.
R. R. Kollor in nil o n business call
nt tho OrnlTonbongor nud Holland
homes ono day nt tho past weok,
O. W. Cook of Bond spout Sunday
with his wlto on tholr ranch.
Miss Mary Holland Ih still em
ployed nt tho G. W. Cook ranch.
Bonnto Qraffonbergor cnllod at tho
Holland homo Monday evening.
W. Hnhn Is contemplating on go
ing to roruanu soon.
A. C. Shaver called nt tho Holland
homo Sunday ovonlng.
Mrs, C. Graffonborger, Mrs. J.
Holland aud Mrs. P. D. Johnson
called at tho R. R. Kollor homo Mon
day.
iMrs. A. I). Norton and children
visited with Mrs. F. Klger Sunday
evening.
Miss Harol Norton called at tho
Graffonborger homo Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. It. Smith called at
tho Holland homo Sunday.
Mrs. F. Tauschor and Mrs. J. Hol
land mado a business trip to tho
Huktl ranch Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Feoal are preparing
to loavo tor California noon.
Gcorgo Roberts and family, also
Mr. Clovongor and family, aro going
to movo to Bond soon.
Mrs. A. Focal called at Mrs. R. R.
Keller's Friday.
PLEASANT RIDGE
NEWS LETTER
SWIMMING PARTY
AT LOWER BRIDGE
For farm land loaoa see J. Ryan
& Co. Adv.
TUMALO KNITTING
I MACHINE WORKING
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TUMALO. Aug, 19. Tho Red
Cross auxiliary met Wednesday. The
knitting machine Is now Installed.
Those present were: Mesdames Ros
coo Howard. Clifton, Kanoff, Wal
lace, Phil Smith, Gerking, Dullard
and Marlon and Misses Holengreen,
Howard and Davis.
Beatrice Bullard returned Wednes
day after spending seeral days In and
"near Prlnevllle.
Mr. and Mrs. Spaford agd daugh
ter Marjorlo of Waltsburg aro visit
ing Mr. and Wrs. Harry McGuIro.
W. E. Caroy and Raymond Church
Ill have received the contracts for
driving the school busses.
Frank Dayton. F. E. Dayton, F. N.
Wallace, Holbert Wallaco and Ed
Dean put up Mr. Solberg's hay ono
day last week.
Mrs. Bartch and friends from Bend
visited Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Bramhall
Sunday.
LOWER BRIDGE, Aug. 2C. The
Junior Red Cross girls held a special
meeting Friday at tho Hosklns home,
after which lunch was taken to the
river, whero a swimming party was
hold. Mrs. Frank Nowbold and Mrs.
C. F. Hosklns were chapcrones.
Mrs. Fred Walters and Fred Wal
ters wero visitors at tho A. S. Holmes
Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gee and son
from Idaho have moved Into tho
houso on one of the Hosklns ranches.
Mr. Gee is going to work for C. F.
Hosklns.
Mrs. L. A. Hunt spent tho week
end with her mother, who lives near
Madras.
Frank Chapman took Mr. and Mrs.
Boles and daughter, who have been
visiting hero from California, to
Terrebonne to the train Tuesday
evening.
Mark Forrest, who has been
threshing In the community the past
month, moved his threshing outfit
to the Prinevlllo district.
Mr. Cathrow was in Terrebonno
Thursday.
C. F. Hosklns went to Portland on
business Tuesday evening.
Jorry Groszkreuger has been work
ing for Joe Howard the past weok.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Forrest, Mary
McCaulley, Naomi and Marlon Hos
klns and Darwin Walters went over
the Sanltam pass to Big lake for an
outing tho past week.
G. E. Stadlg was a Redmond vis
itor Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Rice went to
Redmond Friday.
Wm. Wilson of Powell Butto pur
chased from C. F. Hosklns 32 Cots
wold ram Iambs for breeding purposes.
KELLER INFANT
REPORTED AS ILL
MILLICAN, Aug. 23. The Infant
child of Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Keller
was dangerously III, but at time of
writing Is much better.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Keller
August 19, a 9-pound boy,
Mrs, L. B. Keller spent the week
with Mrs. It. It. Keller.
Mrs. G. W. Cook called at Mrs. J.
Holland's Tuesday.
Mrs. C. Graffenbergor called at
Mrs. Feeal's Saturday.
P. B, Johnson and Frank Leo madej
a business trip to Bend this week
It Pays to Pay Cash !
Give us your Grocery Business for a month
and you can add another War Saving Stamp
to your book. It pays to pay cash at.
THE UNION CASH GROCERY
Wall Stieet, Bend, Oregon
PLEASANT RIDGE, Aug. 2C
Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Andorson woro
In Bond on business Thursday.
Fred Seeling and Gust Nelson of
Bend called at Anton Ahlstrom's
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Lena MuPhornon was given
the contract for carrying tho mall on
tho route between Deschutes and
Gist for the coming year.
Watt Jones was In Bond on busi
ness Thursday.
O. E. Andorson sold his Ford road
ster and bought a flvo passenger tour
ing car.
J. A. Chase was in Redmond Sat
urday.
A. A. Green was a Redmond vis
itor Saturday.
Anton Ahlstrom made a business
trip to Rodmond Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Andorson. ac
companied by Mr. and Mrs. W. II.
Gray, went to Bond Monday ovonlng
to seo "Pershing's Crusaders. "
R. A. Ward, tho county agricul
turist, was In this neighborhood
Monday on business.
tMrs. O. E. Anderson attended the
meeting of tho Rod Cross In Tumalo
Wednesday.
Thoso attending the field demon
stration at Tumalo Wcdncsdny from
this neighborhood were: Hans Mlk
kclscn, Antono Ahlstrom, O. E. An
dorson and Itasmus Peterson.
J. W. Potorsou was a Bond visitor
Thursday.
Henry Hewins was In Redmond on
business Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Mlkkclsen en
tertained tho following guests at
their home Friday ovcnlng: Mr. and
Mrs. W. II. Gray and Mr. and Mrs.
O. E. Andorson.
Marsh Aubrey of Bend visited
Thursday and Friday at tho home of
Watt Jones.
Tho second crop of alfalfa Is com
ing along flno in this neighborhood
and If tho warm weather continues
It will be ready to cut tho first week
in Soptcmber. A good yield Is ex
pected. Mr. and Mrs. Hans Mlkkolscn, Al
fred Mlkkelsan, Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Peterson and children and Itasmus
Peterson and Mrs. Catharine Johan
sen spent Sunday at the Hanson
home at Deschutes.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Acton of
Browning, Mont., arrived hero Satur
day ovonlng by auto. They aro tak
ing an outing and camo through horo
to look after their proporty. Mr. and
Mrs. Acton spont several months on
their farm hero about thrco yearn
ago.
Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Anderson at
tended tho movies In Bend Sunday
night.
laRt Thursday morning. Ho wns
horn in J otter mm City, Missouri, In
1851, being 00 yon in 11 month nud
24 days old, Ho lonvoH to mourn
bin departure his wife, Mrs, It A,
Cutler, n daughter, Mrs. A. J. Wes
ton; n sou, Roy A, Cutler, who Ih
nt n training camp In Toxhh. Mr.
Cutler was burled In tho Slstors
coiliotory Sunday,
Mrs. 11. C. Mlllyr wan u llnud caller
Saturday.
John W, Gutter and R. J. Skoltnn
motored to Bond Friday.
Fay Miller spout Sunday nt tho
Van Matro homo.
PINEHURST PARTY
HAS AN OUTING
See J. Ryan & Co., for farm land
loans. Adv.
CLOVERDALE COUPLE
MARRIED IN BEND
CLOVERDALE, Aug. 2C Doan
Van Matro and Miss Idolla Miller
wero quietly married in Bond Satur
day, August 24. They will mako
their homo In Cioverdaio among their
many friends.
A. J. Weston made a trip to Bend
Monday.
W. W. Van Matro was a business
caller In Bend Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. E, E. McVlckor woro
calling on tho Cyrus, Miller, Aldrlch,
Hoard, Matthews, Van Matro, Par
berry and Burnsldes homes Friday.
Lillian Van iMatro spent Saturday
night with Fay Miller,
Verno Skelton is tho purchaser of
a Ford car.
Rolatives of Mrs. Geo. F. Cyrus
camo nut from Prlnevllle Sunday.
Tho Cyrus family and Mrs. Laura
Way in Ire and boys joined them and
wont fishing on tho Motollus.
Mr, and Mrs. Doan Van Matro and
Lillian Van Matro motorod to Slstors
Sunday evening.
R. A. Cutler passed away at 2:30
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HOP!
And Investigate our prices
before buying your groceries,
Wo can save you money.
P.B.Johnson's
MUIican. Ore. Telephone
PINKIIURST, Aug. 17 Mr. and
Mrs. C. W. Howell, Nolllo Howell,
Mr. and Mrs. Jean Wlmor. Chaa.
Spaugh, Myrtle Spaugh, Durward
Howell, Raymond Wlmor and. Lcroy
Ilowoll mado up a party that loft
Thursday morning tor a week's
huckluborrylng trip In tho vicinity of
Mt. Jefferson.
Mrs, Bookman and children woro
dinner guests at Alex. Howell's Sun
day. J. It. Couch loft Tuesday for his
homo at Chowolah, Wash,, after a
visit of aovoral days with relatives
horo,
Mrs. Garner returned homo Satur
day ovonlng from tho canip, whero
she hold the position ns rook.
Ethol Graham and Myrtlo Spaugh
woro guests at the Bnyloy homo Sun
day nftornoon.
Mrs. Robert Smith was shopping
In Bond Wednesday.
Mr, and Mrs. A. J. Hartor, Gerald
Ilnrtor. Mrs. C. E. Nichols. Mr. and
Mrs. Jean Wlmor, Mr. nnd Mrs. C. II.
Spaugh and daughters, Raymond
Wlmor nnd J. It. Couch wore guests
at tho G. M. Couch homo Sundny.
Miss Lois Clark left Saturday for
a visit with hor sister In Bend.
Illalu Dovers was a caller nt 1). W.
Dloterlch's Wcdncsdny afternoon.
I. E. Wlmor nnd Raymond Wlmor
woro attending to business mnttorri
In tho county seat Wcdnosdny.
O. W. Snyder nnd daughter Ethol
woro business visitors In Bend Thurs
day. C. M. Phelps has boon assisting
M S. Bullard of tho Tumalo garage
tho past week.
Chas. Spaugh was attending vari
ous business matters In Bond Thurs
day, it. II. Bnyloy Is seeding aovoral
acres to alfalfa this weok. Ilo Is the
first In this neighborhood to try fall
seeding of alfalfa.
Wm. Gaskllt Is spending sovcrnl
weeks at the Spaugh farm.
f$llti TTNTFNTFD I
This Scene
h Not on a Wheat Farm
Tho photograph from which this illustration
was mado was taken on one of the hundreds
of dairy farms that bring: thoir fresh, sweet milk
every morning" to the fifteen evupornting plants
which produce
HvlliNrVTicvrs
rnaiion
Milk
PINEIIUItST. Aug. 24.--Tho partv
of huckleberry pickers from Pino
hurst returned from Mt. Jefferson
Friday. Thoy report plenty of ber
ries nnd brought out about 00 gal.
Ions with them.
Mrs. F Vs Swisher and daughter
returned Sunday from Kelso, Wash.,
being called homo by the Illness of
her son Clifford.
Mrs. Harry McGuIro and alstcr-tn-law
wore Tumalo visitors Friday.
Miss Nolllo Howell, Chas Spaugh
and Joan Wlmor woro In Bond from
Plnohurst Saturday.
W. Soarcy was a caller at tho
Spaugh farm Friday evening.
Mr. Jones has purchased tho O. C.
Right homestead and moved there
with his family to reside.
Gerald Searcy spont tho afternoon
as tho guest of Raymond Wlmor Sat
urday. Dan Hclslng of the Midway ranch
on tho Motollus passed through horo
Friday on his way to Tumalo and
Bond.
Alex. Howell of Plnlnvlow wns a
caller at C. W. Howell's Friday.
Clifford Swisher, who was nulto III
for soveral days tho past woek, Is
much Improved.
Lois Clark roturncd homo Tuesday
after a very pleasant visit with hor
sister Freda In Bond.
I). W. Dletorlch Is binding his rye
this weok.
C. Pederson was a caller at Fred
Wilson's Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry McGuIro and
guosts spont Sunday at tho Midway
ranch on tho Motollus.
Tho rain of tho past week wns
gladly wolcomod by tho farmers of
this neighborhood, although It wns
vary dlsagreeablo for tho various
huckloborry parties in tho mountains.
Smith and Gherklng aro having
their crop of ryo bound this week.
Harry McGuIro is doing tho work.
Mrs, W. D, Clark and daughter of
Sunnysldn pnssod through horo Tues
day on their way from Bend.
Who is Plorcy & Sons, Tumalo?
44p Adv.
PLAINVIEW
NEWS ITEMS
PLAINVIEW, Aug. 28. Mr. Grif
fin of Tumalo spent last Wednesday
and Thursday doing somo work In
survoying on tho P. Van Tassel
ranch,
Miss Graco Rlggs loft Rosomont
ranch Sundny ovonlng for Portland,
where sho has secured a good posi
tion. .Miss Luella Burgess nnd Jack
Hartley spont a vory delightful week
Cbt9
The owner or these cows) is a specialty former. He has
chosen dairying In preference to other work because
he likes cows.
On the other hand the man who has chosen the grow
big of wheat, docs not enjoy the confining routine of
caring for cows.
Remember Carnation makes
everything you cook taatc better"
especially creamed tioups and
vcKetablcs,cercal3,cofi"ec and cocoa.
Keep A case or two of Carnation
on hand, and all the troubles of
cows vanish for the wheat farmer
and his wire. The good cooks In
the city prefer Carnutlon because
It Is the correct "Answer to the
Pure Milk Question."
Get Carnation
From Your Grocer
Carnation Milk Products Company, Seattle, Wanh.
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with Mrs. Knickerbocker nnd son
Emmett at tho Pino Inwn ranch,
James Elklns and Mites January
rolurned homo Sundaynvenlng after
apomflng seventy days In tho moun
tains riding for horses.
Mrs. Harriott Ward spent Thurs
day afternoon with Msr. A. W. Arm
strong. J. D. Donovan and Mr. Barrett
woro Plalnviow tailors Sundny eves
Ing. Tho Moltott brothers nnd William
Mofrott left Plalnvlnw last Monday
for tholr now homo In tho Wlllamottn
valley.
A Jolly party of seven left for Big
lake on the north sldo nt Mt. Wash
ington last Tuesday afternoon. Tim
(Continued on Pago 7.)
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