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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 25, 1919)
ftttUE 5 h 3: IIBJW BULLETIN BR2IQ, ORCON, TIIUlttDAY; fllKanaMKIttStAlM tfUf titii!iimmti!iiiinii!intiimiitiiiflinmmitiititittiirtiiir.iimiiitinmHir.niimtiitiiittihiii(tiiniitiliinftmtfliiiiiiu BEND HAPPENINGS r . i FROM DAY TO DAY TuiliiMllliniiiiiiiiilU!ilMiiiiiiinninninifiMM!ii:iMi!niiiii!iiMnmii;tiimi.'iiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iii;iiii!iiiiiiiimilii!!ii!i:ii!i!iujnii; Tuesday f A. A. I'mbloin. of Alfulfu, Ih upend ing (In) ilny In litniil. Mr, mill Mr." I'nitl N. Wallace, of Tumuli, wiiru In Hend today. ' i:, II. Tninim n In) J. N, Mnijon, wiiro vIhUoin In tho ally loluy fioui J. ii Pino Ilurton anil ('. W, Oney. (ind Harry lllll. nil of Lit Pine, wuro shopping In Hend thin morning. Uuorgu T. .Mltliuolhiin, of Kurt Hock, arrived In the rlly hint flight, mid in lemiiluliii: over today, W. O. Auntln, of Deschutes, wan In tho rlly thin afternoon shopping nnd trnnnurtlng other bimlneM. Mr. nnd .Mik I'mil Kcnggln worn trmimictlng biuluuNH In llund today, 'coming In from llmlr Tumiilo ranch Kulli Htoukey rami) In Inut 'nlgkt froin.hU nuicli on tho Mlllloin;road, to attend u meeting of tin- county court. (loiievleve Hmltli, hIi yvut 'old dftiighlor of .Mr uud Mm. Claude Kiultli, of Kloildn uvonue, sustained ii lindly scalded uriii lust night, when boiling witter from ii kettle was spill id on linr by it 'iiluyimtto Tin child' condition In not considered wrloun M, A. Pulnier returned to llend todny after u protracted Ntuy In Cnl- ' Morula. Diirlui: lib nbeiic, ho underwent mi operation mmlti neces- wiry by tt lHun-tl condition of on hoiih tissue of tho leg, uud reports thnt bin condition him greutly Im proved. . Mm (Join Ackluy gave n Christ- iuhn dinner Sunday In honor of her nhilcr. MIm Wlunlo Klllott. who left yesteidny for her home In Olympln, U'liMlilitMltm tif,... vlnlflti. tia.ri ffir ? , Mn,l,lt,iw,t, M.t.x Tii..r, .v.' m'ft revoral weeks. TIiohk nt tho dlmier wore: Mr. mid Mm. A. H Hubbard, Mr. mid Mm. Pete lloiiulleti, Miss Klllott, J. A. Kotchum, Henry lleau- Icu, Fruncen Henulleu, nnd Mr. nod Mm. A ok ley. Monday A, It. Powell, of Prlnevllle, nt n IMnd' yesterday, ' ' A. K, Hom, of Tunmlo, In n busi ness vlnltor In the city today. It. O. Howmnn, of Itedmond, vros u visitor In the, city yesterday. Jay If. Upton. Prlnevllle Attorney, .1 In Hend todny on court business. Mr. nnd Mm. J. W. Kpencor, of Al fa If a, wuro guests In tho city today. Arthur Vnndevort has returned from Hiigono where ho In attending tho Unvcmlty of Oregon, to spend tho holiday with relative In And mtar llund. Dr. II. W. Hondcrshott, county physician, returned yesterday from Portland, where ho intended the nn mini meeting of tho Oregon State hoard of health. Tho mootlni: was oihi of tho most successful ever hold, ho declared. Saturday " II. H. Dixon of Prlnevllle, tCni In llond limt nli:ht. Frank H. Prince, returnvd thl mornliiK from a trip to Portland. T. A. McCann rniurntd thli morn Inr from u buliieni vllt In Mlnnca pollH, Mr, nnd Mm. T J, Lit Hrle, of Rll- it l.nkii, wein In tint city limt nli;ht VlxltlllK fllllllllM, N. I. Ilciiilii mid KiiiuhI U. Miller,' both of, HlHtum, worn I)iim1ih-uh vlnltorH In llund yuHtifidny, K. H IC I m;, of HrolhorN, wiih In limit) yeNtoidny Hlioppfni; mid at (ttudliiK V) biiHlncfiH inaltfjrH. A J. Oomie-lly, prominent nhuup- mail of tho Miitinlii couiitry, In In tho city on btiHlueim todfiy. J. T, Hardy, Tiuvellliu: I'relKht-, and I'anJoiiKor AroiiI for tho Ore on Trunk, wan In tho city yoHterduy on an olllclul VlHll, Friday Claude I'oynor, formerly of thin city, ban arrived In llond from Tort land, Iduho, and will niako Ii(h homo hero. K. N. IbimuUh, or Now York City, arrived In llend thin morulnic to join bin wN), 'tho daughter of Mr. arid Mm. W. 0. Nvwton. Mr. mid Mm. Ibmrulih will remain In the city dur ItiK tho holiday. O. M. WhlltliiRlon, of tho I.lborly nnd (Irani! Iheatrex, nnnounceH thbl puplld from tho eighth Knult- dowji', ClirlMmim iiflitriionu at tint Liberty, If poMKlblo, ho Mill obtain u Hjeclnl program for thai day. J Charley Bmllh,,of Tho Parlnlan. will bo tho hont ChrlntmtiH afternoon, to tho nownpaper carrlern of llund Tho boy will bu taken to tho Grand Theatre, nnd each will nicelvn In n"d. dltloo.'jiomo ninall r.lft. All mown carrier are nuked to incut Mr. Kmlth In front of thn I'arlnlan at l.CO o'clock Thumdny afternoon. Mlwi (leuevleve Waicner nnd M W Vn:nur were hontn TuoHday nlitht to J n number of tholr frlendn. t their homo on Concreitn Ktroct. Three lablof of "COO" wcr? played, nnd daucliiK nnd tnuilc wro enjoyed dur Iuk (ho lattnr part of tho ovoutuK, Mm II O Kcrrln entertained lant nlr.ht at bur homo on fit. Helcun IMnce. with a chlldron'H n;irly for Krown-upn, morn than iO Kueittj bq Ihk proM-nt. Twulvo yearn vu tho lire limit, .Arid contumon were in eeplnir with tho nplrlt of tho affair. Children carnen woro played during tho early part of tho evening, unjl word followed by dnnclnrr nnd r freihnicntn. Thursday , John K. Itynn wn In from bin ranJi near I)!nd lait, nlr.ht. Mr. nod Mm. K. K. Van Duton, of. Prlnovlllo, npent lant nlclit Jn llond, Mr and Mm. DoukIuk Johnnon went to Portland last nlh'ht to upend tho holidays Mr nnd Mm John Suxac. are the pnrontn of n ulno uud n half pound baby Rlrl, born ytmturduy. Dr. Anna lllun Kluley' left lant night for Portland to nttund u'mcct Inc of tho Oregon State board of health, In rolnlon today and tomor row. tm. Ktnina Kulliner, who has boon vlsltlni; hor nlnter, Mr. A. y. IlontrnRer tho pant month, left this inornlnx for hor homo in Klkhart, Indiana. C. A, Iloyd, of tho II. S. Nary, ro turnod to llend lant nlr.ht, aftor hav InR received hla discharge In San ,rmicloo,'JIo wns In tho nerVico for nearly throo yearn, OeorRO W. McLutiRlilln, 0, K. Jarjard, Maurlco IIIrrIiin, nnd S. Itapur, of La Pluu, camo In hint nlitht with thn traelor ditcher which ban completed tho elearlni; of tho noutli road, ThrouRh Amuricaii LeRlon morn bom who mo employon of tho IlrookH Hcanlon Lumber Co, tho iinrtlett hotel him purchiiHed ll worth of Ited Croim (JhrlntmiiH nenln, while u 111(0 amount 'wan 'holiKlit thin noon by the ItoRiirn hoarding houno. At thn homo of her piirentH, Mr n ii d Mm ('., !:. (lielKeti, Minn LoIh (Irelnun wiih married to Mirvin M Pierce of thin city at 2 n'cloek ynn terduy afteruodn, Hnv. II. c, llurl rnnft, of the Prcnbyterlan church, IjoIiij: tho olIlclatlnR clerRymnn, Thn bride, with her paruntn, moved to llend recently, and tho groom In em ployed by the H. P, & S. railroad. Mr. mid Mm. pierce will bo nt home at 1333 Newport avenue after Jan uary 1. Mm. L. C, Marlon, of lledmond, In peudlni; a few dnyn In Hend with Mm. Jared Moore. Dr It. II. Hendemhott will leave tonlKht for Portland, whom he will roproMout DeMchiitcn county nt tho meeting of the ntnto board of health. An nllottment notice add rented to Mrn. Luelln S. Chndora, linn been re ceived by the homo ncrvlce depart ment of the lleud Ited Cronn chu'pter. hut nil effortn to locate tho iiddreRRce hnvo Ix-en In vuln. It wan ntnted to day. Tho department denlren that Mm Chndora report to Ited Cronn hoadrjunrtern In tho court houno biilldliii:. If Nhe in nt I II Its tho city. at-I LEAGUE LEADERS TAKE FIRMER GRIP lli-oukn-Hrunlon Tram WIiim 1'roni Hlielln Of fire Men In PoM- IMiueil Alley 'ontr.t. HT.i.vni.vri or thk tkams. Mill Lmgue. W U llrooks-Kcaillou No. 1, 9 0 Bhevlln-IIUon Office, G 3 Hhevlln-Hlxon Plant, .. 3 G Ilrnokn-Scnnlon No, 2, ... 0 9 Holllng off the Rii mo postponed from Wednesday nlnht. tho Aral Hrookn-Scanlon team nnd tho Ave from the Bhevlln-Hlxon plant met on the ulloyn at tho KyninnHlum Sun- Thu coro by names In Suridny'n taking a firmer grip on first-place by trouncing their opponents to the tnne'of 224 'felns.yfcSpr!ngcr',ortba Vvlnning (earn, rolled hlghVoro of 200, nnd high average of 174. The Jf1 1 "' .ii. ' "ii Zf. Ujt -.y.twl ,;-i"f.: iimmqL f? t!). i tMrt-tMi I n-in-Kim djjt ' J ' . - i yfri Hii nmtjf .'i gvl Ttc toist ijo ii a If''1 4-' 'ikk Venj Aterrij Girlstmas and 7icafti, siapplncss eincl Prosperity" for the Scit) jcar. AZannieimer euros. '.' 1 ! v K ui . t 4 . : -Ji .-, " Pet. 1000 GG7 ,333 000 ready loNt to tho Shcvlln-Hlxon ofllec men on Friday night. Ili-ookH-Srnnlon No. I. Total Hteldl, .. . 1S9 191 125 47S Minor 131 110 170 41G Lyon 140 110 128 378 Bortoi 187 14G 137 469 Springer 200 1G5 1.17 022 Slirvlln-IIJxon. 134 133 necond Ilrooko-Scanlon 'cam had al-lrlmau han been In tbc forent service Agrcn, ... C. V. Webb, ..124 144 1 luy den, - 131 142 V. P. Webb 137 139 Hums, . . 149 116 t 122 12C 123 149 168 389 393 396 42S 433 WTO: HARRIMAN NEW DEPUTY SUPERVISOR Fort Ilock Rnncrr Taken Pollloa I In Devcbatrtt ForeM Office, ., Left Vai-ant by Vlnccut. To lake up tho dutlen of Deputy supertlnor of tho Deschutes National ForenL V. O. Harrlman, ot Fort Ilock, nccornpanlc4 by bin family. camo In to Hend Sunday. Mr. Hur- ,T-V" THE TRI-STATE TERMINAL CO. Wishes to extend the kindest thoughts fer a Happy Christmas and a Prosperous New Year, to its friends and patrons. 7 ffgggPPMEapFglggg I ifr HOl' The last chance to igcPyour Christmas Shopping at STOCKMAN'S. will be given tonight, and when the store closes at 9 o'clock, it will be our wish that this will prove to be the happiest Christmas for all that has ever been experienced. Accept our many thanks for your co-operation during the past-yeai', and our wish for suc cess to you all through the year that is to come, STOCKMAN'S' 10c-15c-25c STORE. i. t W"J l '. vt " '.i'i K r v '.T X The R.M. Smith Grocery Wishes you all ; A Very Merry Christmas and A Happy New Year ' 'SAAi&SSi&'SSSS!!&Aa&iAAM for 12 yearn, starting In Montana, his last post having been as ranger In the Fort Rock section. He takes the position left vacant several weaka ago when II. B. Vincent wan trans ferred to tho Sluslaw forest. an V, A It is with the kindest thoughts to all for a" Happy Christmas and a Successful New Year that we end this Holiday Season. We hope that we have been of service to you through the. year that has past ano! that in the ; year to come we may be able to continue the hearty co-operation now existing ' . . It will be our-aim. in. the vear to come, to offer 'i .i -,Wv fnr vnnr nnnrnvnl. mprrhnnnisp that twill 'instifv your patronage. THE FAIR STORE.. 9 I i c I a ! i I i c I c I ! ktH o 04 04 o 04 ITTTINIIIIIIIIITI'T!IIlJIIIiyiIITT'i Wl - -1 - - . - . -- y 1 i?ifc; In vour last thouehts of this season's Christmas I shopping permit us to suggest IVORY In making our selection of Ivory for the Christmas shopping season we anticipated a great demand, therefore bought accordingly. Qur judgement was correct, thirty per cent more Ivory was purchased this year than has been, to our knowledge for years past But owing to our foresight WE STILL HAVE A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT FROM WHICH TO MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS. XTbe Season's greetings 'TOMORROW h Chrlilmat...a Christmas of the real, old fashioned tyndand it is our sheerest wish that this Day of Days brings 'to you and yours, all that it should bring fa hap' piness, peace and good will. The Warner Company fiypREEBBBSEg CANDY Is the one gift that is in season for all occasions, and especially during the Holidays. It is always . appreciated by anyone MAKE YOUR REMEMBRANCE THIS SEASON A SWEET ONE. ' W&&WP VZ ' 'i?W, 0WLPCY &? &&.- TteMixfrsn!