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FROM DAY TO DAY
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Wednesday
(I. II. (Iitrimr wont Id Portland
liiinlni'Brt liiHt MlKlit.
A. Wh I Kiia n t iiiliiiiicil yi'Hturilii
from a trip lo Portland.
Dr. I'. .M. Illuiini luttiruod thin
morning from 11 trip tu Portland.
It, M. Hinllli rtst ii ritctl yesterday
from it trip to I'orlliinil mill Curvnl
Hi.
I., U, Noiinchinitiir hits nitiirni'il
from ii short hiuluonii trip to I'ort
liiml.
Mm. 0. Ilutwilght arrived In Head
IiihI nlghl lo vlxlt with licir ilitnr.liti'r,
Mrs. J. T, Hurhii, Jr., unit family.
A, I'. Monition, who has Iikkii III
for mtvurnl wt'oks with grlppo, In
again iihlo to ho about. Morrison In
ii (,'lvll wni' vtitiiran,
V'i I'. Viiudoviiit, Jr., In rnnfltn'd
to lil liml nt tlm homo of IiIh nlnlor
Mm, C. J. Onflow, with mi lllni'HH n
suiting from mi liifcclliin of tlm
hurul.
Mr. ii ml Mm, John 'limur of lluil
moiiil tipi'iil Monilny m ml Tuesday In
Iii'inl vmillliK Willi relatives, rottiru
I iik Inst night to lliulr liomu nt 1 1 cil
IIIOIIll,
J. II. Mutator returned tliln morn
I ok from I'ortluiul, wlmr tin linn
limiii on Imnlnoim for Tim Hhnvlln
lllxou Company, of which h) In loi:
KltiK superintendent.
II. A. Hi'iuli'moii luft hint it I k It t
for , Chicago, riillml liy thn serious
lllnimti of hlit brother. Ill) expects
In ilrlvn back wit Ii n now rnr from
Detroit. Henderson In ii snwynr lit
thn llrooks-acunlon mill.
1 Mr. nnil Mm. HlorlliiR Fryroar of
Clovordnln urn In Ilnml vlaltlng with
Mr. Fryrenr's sinter. Mrs Itobert
Martin. Mm. Fryrear will nltiy with
hnr sister whlln Mr. Fryrenr k"
with n ntrltiK of horses lo liintvrn
Oregon.
Throo Inchon of miow fell at Hpo
knun whlln H. W. Monro, Ilttnd city
HUparlntumloiit of schools, wuh thero
attending tlin confonmcn of thn In
Inmt Tonchrrn' association, Moaro ru
lutril on Ii Ih rot urn to Ilond tliln
morning.
Miss Allen HpulilliiK will ho tha
hostess at hnr homo nt tlm Alln-
iiiunt nV2:30 o'clock tomorrow after
noon to the mnmliorit of tlm Mothoil
In! Foreign MlMlonnry society. All
othiim Interested urn curillully In
vltO'd to attend.
Tuesday
W. (I. Fordhiint of I. a I'lnn Ik III
1 lo ii il toilny on business.
.Mm. Margaret llotorlh lit confined
to hnr hoinu with IIIiioim ttidny
Antiino AhUtrom It In lloml today
on liiulntiM ft out IiIh home at Don
lIllltHH.
Mm. V. Klanlieri: of llrmiloi-Seiiii
Inn Camp No. t wan In Ilnml yii.
tnrdny.
. John A. Owoiih ami hi sister, MIkh
Mary Owoiih, urn In Hand today from
llrollmrN.
MIhm llthel (llngrlih Iiiih purchased
ii now NnHh four cyllnilor car from
thn l)iclliltim (InriiRO.
Mm. K. A. Nelson of Hhnvlln-lllx-on
Cam ii f.'u. 1 wuh In Ilnml yestor
day on a KhoppliiK trip.
Ono of thn tliron forest snrvlrit
fllniH recently received hnro will hu
Khnwn tonight nt thn l.lliorty theater.
41 MIhh Kvn Mowry, Iilntory luntruc
tor ut thn Ilond Junior high school
Ik confined to hor lininn today liy III
IIOSS. J. V. Kagan to itllvor I. alio, nml
, A, V. Ayu nml C. K. Ilarron to I.n
I'lnn, woro thin inornlliK'H hIiiro pas
sengers. Mm. MauUu Logan, who Iiiih linen
numlnK MrH, A. W. Mndnll In Port
land, wh taken seriously III on her
return to Ilend today.
Donald Hnmnor, Inihy Hon of Mr,
nml MrH, Claudu Huinuor, la III with
iiioiihIos. Tlio Hnmnor homo on
Franklin avnnno Ih nuaranllned.
ThofLndlos Aid nocluty of thn
ChrlHtluu church will moot Wodnos'
day nftornnon, ut thn homo of Mm.
(Joorgo Htokoo, 1031 Columhlu Btroot,
B, 8. Yodor, ox-sorvlco niun who
lian rocontly located at I, a I'lnn, wuh
In Ilond yoHteiday. Vodor homo
Htiindnil novornl yonrH iiro nt l.a I'lnn,
hut Iiiih boon In Portland Hlnco.
r MrH. A, W. Moduli, who wuh tnlcon
to Portlmid several woukH iiro Biif
faring from gangrene, aiiipiitatlon of
thn Infected foot finally bolng necuu
Hary, roturnod In Ilond today.
(J, T. McPhoi-Hon roturnod today
from Prlnovlllo, whoro I in Iiiih lieen
iiHHlHtlni; Itev, It. M, OulliiRhor In
ronductliiR rovlvnl boi-vIcoh, Mr, Mc
PhorHon, now an limurauco nRout,
viH formorly u MothodlHt inlnlstor.
n Hhort vlnlt In Portland.
II. .1. Callow Iiiih riitiirnud from a
Hhort hiiiilniiHii Hip to Porllund.
Minn Kayo DuAi mond loft Hattir
day nliiht for Hiiloiu, call nil liy thn
Norloim IIIiiohh of hor fallirr.
PuimuuRnrH to llllver l.ako on thn
Htucn thin innrnliiR worn M. YHortoK
nlii, P. UriiIiIo, D. Cumpholl, W. Ilut
chor mid Jnlin Kiiriiii,
Mm. II. II. DoArmond loft hint
nlRlit for Portlmid mid Medford, for
ii vlnlt of nix wimlcit or two moiitliH.
Klio will vlnlt with hor pnrontn nt
Mndford.
.in. iiiih ,Mm. il. a. cowIoh nrn
piirnnlH of it nlx pound Klrl Imhy,
hnrn Hiinday moruliiK. Mr. (,'owlcn
In omployod In tho llrnoltn-Hcnnloii
l.llinhnr Co. officii.
Aim. I.nn Wownny, formerly of
llnnd. rotnrni'd Inttt nlRht to Port
land nftor HpolidliiR novorul iluyn
horo, piicklni: nffnclH to ho nlilppod
to tho now homo thorn.
Dr. Alhnrt I.nnnliiR, fnrmorly of
Ilond, wan In tho city ovur thn wook
end fioin I.nuvuuwoith, Wanh., on
hunlnnnn. Ilu loft hint nlr.lit tu ro
luni to IiIh pionont home.
H. W. Monro, Hupoilntoiidont of
I lie llnnd rchoiiln, In oxpoctvd lo re
turn (oiilRht from Hpokmm, whero
hi) Iium leon utlondliiK thn mention
of tlm Inland Touchum' unaoclntlon.
Oil accntiiit of thn lllnenn of tho
worthy patron, tho Kantoru Hlur rnR-
tilur nii'DiluR will not ho hold Tun.
day itvonliiR. A npoclnl meutliiR will
ho huld tutor for liintultatlou of of-flcom.
Tho Womnn'H Civic Ioiiriio will
hnld IIk regular liunlnonn mcotltiR
Tuonday at 3 o'clock p. m. In tho
rnnt room ut thn Minor liulldlliK.
Momhnm nro urRnutly reiuuled to
alteiul, nn Knvorul imillern of Import
iitirit will ho dlHCimned.
Vornnu Faxon, court roportnr who
Iiiih taken thn rorordH of u number
of prorloun lormn of circuit court
in Ilond, roturnod thin mnriiliiR to
report tho term npnulrtR today. Ho
wuh not horn for tlm Novoinbor torm,
holliR oiiRiiRcd elnewliern.
Dr. Albort I.onnliiK, formorly of
thin city, wan In llnnd yon'torday on
bunlnnan trip. Ilu roRrottod thlit
duo (o bin nhurt May horo ho wan
aide to non only u fow of IiIh many
frlendn mid ncitialnlunccH. lie
now mi hU wuy lo CIiIciiro whoro ho
wiih cnllnd by tho nerloun (linens of
IiIm mothor.
momlinrn of tlio local nchool hoard In
connection with IiIh candidacy foi'
l ho pimltlou of Huporlntondttit horo.
Ilo loft tliln mornltiR on tho if. turn
trip to M.thlnn.
pMrWlllWTimilWrtliin
Friday
W. II, IlrnndoiiburK mid fnnilly
woro In Hind ycAlerduy.
Mm. Anna Hhophiiril wont to Port
laud luiit n 1 1: 1 1 1 to vlnlt for u fow
dayn.
Mm, John f.teldl luft hint nlnlit for
Portland, wliero hIio will locolvo mod-
Icnl attontlou.
I'd ward J. Callow, proprlotor of
tho Owl DniR ntoro, loft limt nlRht
for Portland on u Hhort bunlncni trip
Lyman Ilooboo loft IiihI nlRht for
Cenlralla, whoro ho will unnint IiIh
brothor In oporutliiR a vulcttnlzliiR
Hhop,
Minn Kvolyn Curlnon wont to Don-
chuten hint nlRht to npend the wook
nml. MIkh Cnrlnou Ih principal of tho
ICnnwood nchool.
U. V. Hnwyor, editor of Tho IJul
letln, loft thlH inornliiR for u vlnlt
with IiIh mother in HaiiRor, Maine,
mill with frlouilH In Now York. Ho
will ho Rono for flvo wocIih,
Minn Kvn llocho wont to Portland
hint nlRht to atler.d a mootlnR of tho
oxocutlvo committee, of tho Oregon
Kdncutloual UHHOclutlou, of which shn
In a member. Minn Itoche Ih mi KnR
Huh toucher In tha Ilond IiIrIi hcIioo).
Saturday
Monday
11. A. Btuinp or Itodmond spout
Hiinday In Ilond.
J. 11. Molator wont to Portland
IuhI nlRht on btifdncn8.
II, 0. Knrrla roturnod Sunday from
v. II. KlHntH returned last nlcht
from n trip to I'm Hand.
Mm. Jtoy Caulno wuh opornlod on
it n local honpltnl I'rldny inornliiR
.Mr. mid Mm. CJ. H. lliidnou won
o Portlmid hut iilnht for a nliort
tlill.
Mm. II. Clnrl: of Mndran waa In
llnnd yontordiiy, roturnliiR lant nlsht
o hor homo.
Hlmor tlpuiicer of Opal City wns
u Ilond yonlordny, roturnliiR to hi
homo lant nlRht.
C. U. HolinoH of HaltooHC, Mont.
wiih In lloml yenteiday, IoiivIiir Ian
nlRht for Hpokane.
Mm. Karl Ilondrlrkn mid Mm. Ot
to Fediln loft IiihI nlRht for AhIiIuiiiI
whoro limy will vlnlt with n winter
for Heveral montliH.
It. P. Kuoiiecko, deputy collector
if Internal revenue, Ih In Ilond today
on IjuhIiiobh for IiIh dopurtmoiit. Ho
will ho horn for n week.
MIhh Kiuucoh ItlchardHuu has re
urned from a vlnlt of flvo inoutliH
it MlunenpollH mid other liiHtein
cIIIoh, Hho hii'h bIio pro fern Ilond,
Mr. mid Mm. I,. I). Huroii ot Vlr
rIiiIii, Mlnnosotn, arrived In Ilond
tli Ih morning to vlnlt with tholr
daughter, Mm. A. K. Hill, mid tholr
hod, L, M. Huroii,
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. ltlckard ar
rlvod lit Ilond this inornliiR from
Bouttlo, to initko tholr homo for nomo
tlmo. Mr. Itlckurd wns formorly of
Ilond, linvltiR a ranch In thn Arnold
dlHtrlct, II Ih wlfo Ih horo for tho
fliHt tlmo.
Mm, J. II, Huntort of Mlnneapollfl
arrived In lloml yonlordny to visit
with hor brothor, II. I.. Itlodol, mid
hor nlstor, Mm. J. C. IIIH, Mrs. Hu
tort Is innklnR u tour of tho country,
mid Ih accompanied by Mm. A, (lold
on, nlHn of Minneapolis,
Mrs. It. W. Homlorshott mid Dob
bin drovo to Itodmond thin afternoon
V. 10, Studobnkor, who bus had a
ronurronco of IiIh lllnosa of sovorul
weeks iiro, Ih reported much bettor
today.
N, It, nilhort Iiuh purchased n Ford
Bodmi, nud J. N, Drlffln of Tuiunlo,
it tourliiR cur from tho Central Oie
roii Motor Co, durliiR tho past throo
duys, A now cnrlond ot curs Is ex
pected In next wook, Ono tniclc Is
tho only now car uow In stock horo
and untold,
IIiirIi Coleman, suporiutondout ot
schools at Mnldon, Wiiflh.,' was In
Ilond yostordny for an tntorvlow with
Thursday
Prank Wallnro of Tumnlo In npend
Iiir today In Ilend.
II. (I. I'nrrln wont to Portland last
nlRht on u bunlncnn trip.
W M. Vim Mutro of Itodmond vis
ited In Ilond yonterduy with hln hoii.
A. It, Jacknon roturnod lo Portlmid
lnat nlRht after pen dim: sovcrnl duys
hero on huHlnonn,
H. W. Knyder returned to Snlcin
luHt nlRht after npendliiR yentcrdny
In Ilend on bunlnesn.
Buperlntondent 8. W. Monro of thn
Ilnml nchnols Is nttendlnR a meetlnp
of the Inland Teacher's association
ut Kpokune,
Mrn. C. K. Knickerbocker visited
In Ilend yonterduy, uccompanylnR her
hUHh.'ind, who attended tho session
of tlm county court.
Minn Florence Mooro, who has
been vlnltliiR with S. P. Stevenson
mid family, loft Innt night to vlnlt
with friends nt Madras.
OeorRo O'Null, of O'Ncll & John-
sou h clRitr more, was operated on
yesterday at a local hospital for hor
ula. He Is reported lo bo doliiR wall
Prank Perry mid K. N.'Vmi Mntro
wero Riven tho third rank In th
KiiIrIiIh of Pythian order nt Inst
iiIrIiI'b moctliiR of Donchutcs I.odg
No. 103.
I.. J. Peterson, RrnzliiR Inspector
from the Portland offlco of tho for
eat Korvlee, Is In Ilend today on a
official visit. He will leave tonight
for linker.
II. M. .Smith left Inst night on
buslnosi trip to Portland. Ilcfore
returnliiK ho will visit at Corvulll
with IiIh sou Calvin, who Ih lioliif.
graduated this year from O. A. C
MIhh Nlotn Hazolton returned lust
night to her homo In CottiiRO drove
after vlnltlng for n week with her
sister. Miss Hazel Hazolton, who Is
it teacher In tho Ilond schools.
Mm. W. II. WullliiRford nud
daughter left lust night for Portlmid
nftor beliiR horo for Boveral dny
on account of tho death ot Mrs. Wal
lliiRfnrd's sister In law, Mrs. A. V
I.owIh.
It. S. Hamilton wont to Portlmid
lant night to nttend n mootlnR o
the executive committee of tho Stnto
Chamber of Commerce, culled to ills
ciihh thn protests of Jefferson county
people ngnln3t tho abandonment ot
u part of the Oregon Trunk track
Mrs, M, A, Ilrook, owner of tho
Hotel Cozy, returned Inst night to
hor homo In Portland, after Bpondlng
Boveral days horo on business In con
nection with tho lcnslnR of tho build
Ing. Hlio bus been visiting at the
homo of hor son, Chester Drook,
BASEBALL SEASON
OPENS THIS WEEK
Ilend high school's baseball team
will play Prlnovlllo IiIrIi hero 8ntur
duy In tho first regulur gamo of tho
season for tho local tontn, according
to tho schedule arranged a wook ago
but only adopted by Prlnovlllo Sat
urduy, Tho schodulo follows:
April 14, Madras at Prlnovlllo.
April IE, Prlnovlllo nt Ilond.
April 21, Mndras nt Ilond.
April 22, Ilond ut Prlnovlllo.
April 28, Prlnovlllo at Mmlrus.
April 29, Ilond nt Madras.
BREEN RANCH SOLD
AT $12,000 PRICE
Salo of tho 200 ncro Con Ilreon
ranch In tho Alfalfa neighborhood
o throo Doschutoa county fnrmors,
Hoy V. Honrtt, Kdcnr It. Heurtt,
ml Hex II, Sonnet's, nil ox-sorvlco
men, wits announced Monday. Tito
consideration wits $12,000, nud tlio
denl was handled by tha Uonliam
Kails llonlty Co,
mmm
The Dresses for Easter
seem more beautiful
than ever
TIimo Drenwt nrn fnohlonoiS of DrapM'lln Crrpr. Knit
nml ('anion Crop-, tifylrx nro no varied that It woulil Inlir
inoit of KiIh piiro telling of tlinm. Wo will nlnfr briefly that
every ilcnlrnbli; nlyle, nlnulo nml rolor of the m-iim.-i In rrp
rcjcnled In tin nxorlrnent.
The vnlnei nro no extraordinary Hint we cannot rmpha
nle Hki jtrently Iiir; Imporlnnro of (hln offering. Wo pnr
tlrtilnrly Invito uomen nlio Imvo planned to npend $23.00
or 27.r0 on n ilrei to Innpert thete M(IiIhI(c moileln. Ihr
nrewte nro beln;; nxnortetl now no come tomorrow pre
pnrcl to buy that frock for I -aster nt a prlr ofTerlnK mipcr
valuen! I'rlred nM.-clnl nt
$25.00 $27.50 $35.00
Men
Put it up to us this week ! We have everything you vant ''
including your price. . ,
If you want a good Suit at $30.00 we have it.
If you want to see Shirts that are Shirts all right!
If you need an Easter Hat we're your huckleberry.
If you want something that you don't know what it is
we'll produce it!
From Shirts to Suits there is not a single item in the entire
catalog of Easter needs that we haven't in stock waiting for you.
From Phoenix, Ariz., to Bath, Maine there isn't a better
dollar for dollar value than you can buy at Mannheimer's.
Michaels-Stern Suits for Easter. $25.00 to $40.00
Mallory Hats for Easter $4.00, $5.00 and $6.00
Neckwear for Easter at 50c to $1.50
Manhattan and Ide Shirts for Easter....$1.50 to $5.00
Always Pays lo Stop and Shop at
iCEcBOIDj
ALFALFA FARMERS
STIRRING GROUND
Alfalfa residents aro already be
ginning to "stir tho ground," ac
cording to Lynn II. Coovert, who was
In Ilend Friday from that district.
Hprlngtooth burrowing of the alfalfa
fields Is about the extent of tho fnr
mlug now possible, ho stated.
CIUItOK IS DIIOPPKI)
The charge ot disorderly conduct
against J. Ilyan In city court, filed
on the complaint of Mrs, Frank Shef
fold, who alleged that Ilyan had used
Improper language In her presence,
was dismissed Friday as the result of
tho non-appearance of the complain
ing witness.
A Petticoat Event
Just In Time For Easter
50 Drummers' Samples
SILK PETTICOATS
SILK BLOOMERS
SILK STEP-INS
104 FAMILIES ARE
SERVED BY A. R. C.
Klght Xcu- Ex-Servlce Anil KItc New
Civilian Com- Handled Shop
Sales Total ?0.n5.
The report of the Ited Crots Homo
Service section for March shows that
101 families were served, including
C new civilian cases, 8 new cases o
cx-servlco men, four of them In con
nection with vocational trainlnc; 84
cx-servlce and 20 civilian eases in all.
The Red Cross shop turned over
$50 to the Home Servlco office to
be used In Its work, total sales ot
the shop for the month amounting
to $S0. 55.
DIRECTOR CHOSEN
FOR MEMORIAL DAY
All different.
i
No two alike. Priced for this sell
ing event at
25 Per Cent Discount
McGlllvray Heads Committee
Arrange Observance - Con
vention Not Soii&ltt.
To
To have charge of Memorial Day
exercises, Vice-Commander Ivan Mc
Glllvray of Percy A. Stevens Post,
No. 4, was appointed as chairman
of a special committee at last week's
post meeting.
Tho post decided to maho no ef
fort to secure the 1923 state con
vention ot the Legion. '
A brief meeting of the members of
Dend voiture la Soctete des 40 Hom
ines et 8 Chevaux, wns held 'follow
ing the post session.
1 OO Girls' Spring Hats
Styles and sizes for Girls up to 14 years
$1.19, $1.49, $1.98, $2.50
WILL MANUFACTURE
ELKS' HEAD METER
The Elks emblem motor meter.
Invented by E. C. Landingham and
P. F. lleaulluu of Ilend, Is to be man
ufactured by the Metnlwnrc Corpor
ation or Chicago, It' is announced
by Uenullou. The design con
sists of an Elk's head In relief
In front of tho motor 'eye dial, with
tho clock above tlio hond. Tho first
shipment will be to Bond for local
sale.
j WARNER'S
BIOLOGY STUDENTS
TAKE HIKE TODAY
Forty students of the biology do
purtmoiit ot tho Ilond high school
made tholr first outdoor cxeurdon
of tbo your last week, when
Franklin Forrester, instructor, took
them on a trip down the river below
town.