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1 COUNTY HEWS X Nulta fium ull parts of Li nit I'oiuiy r itvrii'in'i'iiiiii !"n' "iii 'ii'Miidt Iliiillil.lU.'. Jefferson Items Mra. K. Kurry la aprmlliiK few iluya in Albany vioilititc with hvr icrmiil iliiuKhlur, Mra Olln Nebergall. Miaa lto (iroen rrturnrd from Al bany MomUy morning after ahort vi.ii wlih Minn Kloy Vun Uunn. Mr. H. C. Thorns, und am.ill on were Alluiiy vlaiiora Monday. Kobt Kriuik t'rfinv up fiom I'oriland, Kiihinlay evening returning Monday. , Miai Jvoir Armatroiig dird in I'ort laml Maimluy of pneumonia. Ml Armairoiig wat a former Jefferaon Kirl. Mra. C. II. Edwurda wis a Hal. m vlaitor Monday. Miaa Nrllm Vaughn and Mra. A. J. Ilo.ig wvru in Albany on buaineaa 1 Wednesday. Mra. W. W. Allen from Milt City ram Hrunlny for a thort vl.lt with her parent, Mr. and Mra. J. 11. I.0011- y- John Kiik from Salmi 4i in town i fw daya airo ivaitmg hia tluui'liler Mra. (mo. Wllherltr. Mra. Fivil Bruhalr waa in Albany ahopplng Turaduy. Ilirti Van llurvn vi.il.-d with re laiivra in Albany Tuewlay. V. K Kuchmitn went to Albany Wiilnr.cl.y for a short viait with friend., in that riiy. Mr. Jamva Cooper went to Port land Tui'xl.iy to vi.u hia broiher who la uite ill. A motor eyrlv wit'n a aide or which Harold Knight waa riding col lided with mi 'ilo on Mnin alrr-t Sunday evening. Tlia motor ryclu and aide rur wta badly damaged and Harold trfrlvi-il bad rut on hia leg, No waa bruiard ronaidi rjbly. Ro land Will who ruling in the aid enr waa unhurt. "Doc" I.i'ttrllirr who loat a U'lf soma and Mra. (irover Newman, of Albany time ago waa drprivrit of hia other land Miaa Agnn iJlckaon, leg mviitly. It waa neceaaary to j i i lmv hia lift-. The citlxena ' of Mill Items From ntr City niudw up a purai of ovrr a hun- ! A wry enjoyable time Wia spent dred dollura to help hlin. 1 at thr Literary Hocivty meeting at ! tliu Crunga Hall laat Balurday. j Mr. and Mra. John lirlti motor! to Albany Friday to attend the kiK da nre given in connection with thr Auto Show there. Mr. and Mra. Ilmnel Hroi-k of H.ir riabuiK viaitrd at the J. E. Wigle homo laat Katurduy and KuncUy. O.rar Wigle las purchitsrd a Kurd ' rar. , 1 Oarur Vit and family motored to 1 Hpringfield Kundiy lo vi.it hia mi llier. j Murk H. Ijirwood of Eugene came lo 1 thr O. K. Wiggle home hat Mondny ; where he ia making I n extmded viait. Dr. Witlis waa calU'l to the Sheriff Gentry home Hund.iy o i account c.f , ' illncaa of I he chili'r.-n. I Mr. and Mra. Chnicv Sick Ira via- j ' itcd at the 0rnr Wlgla home Sun jdiy. Mra. liaail Oi:..ifd klao vi.lltd thrf Sunday and Tueadny. Urn Sk-Jilck and wife m i ..t to llalacy, lU'riab uf, n i l lirownvvl'lr Tuead:iy. J. R. Ciirnea ia vmployrd by Mr. Miller thia week. Although many have bad co'da, no flu cjaea have b.rn nf.jrtd ii thia diatrirt. Miaa Kranrea KpurSn leturned lo her home Sunday from Hrown-ville, whc.rr'he had bcrn employrd nt the Dr. Wain home. flair Overton ia f.nniii'U 'ji B-"'i Schick. Mill City John Downing and Claude Wilaon re ahippitiK rirk wood to Portland. The Mill City bank haa been made a U. S. depoaitory. Due of the old l:n! marke a build Imr owned by Don Smith burned dow recriitly, Mr. Mct'urdy loat a cow in the fi". The buildinK in the old duya waa uatd aa a commiiry whe the tailro. d waa built through here. Sioek at the rveent aale at the Sia ffnrd pl.ice brouuht hltth pricea. I The OM Krllowa of Lyona came up laat Silumay and helped the Mill City boya confer dcrrea. Mr, Krrd Olin haa lieen elected mniuRer of the Hammond Co'a lum li rinir buainrta. Royal Shaw reaiK'en cd. There are an unuual numlier of traiipc piininit mi n In thia upper country. Judging; by the amount of nmrlnneVy (roms thro ih it lookt a thouith larKO improvrnii nta will be made. Mr. Fred ltaaactt came up from Sa lem to viait hia broihrr Sanford f!.ia artt. Fred ,hia wife and hia mother are iroihK back to fow.i in the aprinfr to viait relativca. Tney will travel by lUtomobile and rump out dolnfr and cominir. Knot Hull Newt KNOX IIUTTK, Feb, 20 Fay Mil ler of Lebanon viaitrd with Mr. and Mra. Verl Miller on Wednradiy after noon, Mr. and Mra, Ferrla Willinma of near Hrio werv visitor, over the Week fiul at the Jerome Willi jiii hoiiie. Mra. J. W, Chmnhcia an l fin H...h rrturnid from I'ortland Friday even ing where they had been to conauia a apcciullat who ia iri-aiinif Rdph'a r-yea, Mra. Wayiio Ioiik and bnby were Kueata over Sunday with Mra. Verl Miller. Frank I.lnva ia aeriouaty ill with heart trouble. The Knox Butts Diatrict contribu ted fill aa I heir part in the recent Armenian Drive. Mra. Verl Miiier had churicr of thr drive in thia diatrict One of the moat plr.iaant eventa of ; the week took place at the Knox llutte acbool houae on Monday noon ! whe the pupila of the achool aaalaied by their parrnta aurpriacd their teach- ! rr Mra. K. tiurr with baakrt din- . ner. The oceaaiuu leint Mra. Gevra birthday and a reil aurpriae awaited iheir teacher aa ahe diamiaard achool for the noon hour, the irueata brlnifiiiK will filled baakela of dinner. Tno.e ire aunt were Mra. .. (jeer, Mr. and Slira. I'eter Frerrka.n, Mra. M. Ack rrnian, Mra. M. Jenkina, Mra. J. W. ChnmU-ra, Mra. W. C. Jark.on, Mra. Mova Miller. Mra. Carl Miller, Mra. Verl Miller, Mra. A. J. Caldwell Ray niond Jenkina, lrlbert Ackrrnian, Slephen, Florence, Ituaacl and Cecil Kli rkaen, Ralph, liert and Helen Chambera. Florence lluttrrirk, Ruth Caldwell, l-tha, Kenneth and Vivian Miller. Mra. W T. Cary waa hoateaa to the liirtluLuy Club at her home on laat Wednesday afternoon in honor of her binhdiy. Social ronveraation and mi-dle-work made up I he plraaurra of the aft moon followvd by rrfrrah menla. Thoe preaent were Mea- j danii-a H.inaford, O. F. Williama, Har lan , L'i hammer, Hiarr, Mcl-eary, Dixon, Yeakey. Niairrven, McHut:h, WahaUKht, Oliriat, Bert Powell, (Leb anon) Victor Howard ami daughter Wanita Howard (Albany) and Mra. Jnmra Head. , Thomaa Diekaon alao celebrated hia ' birthday at hia home on Thursday. Thoac who celebrated the event with him were: Mra. Diekaon, Mr We are glad to know that Otto Cox who haa been very auk, la (fettlng along nicely and will aoon be out cir culatiiiK among hia many frienda again. Miaa Ada lioyca and Miaa Haze) Ayera viaited the Miaaci Alice and Kdith Cox yraterday and along with a great many othera went out to aee the aighta of the oil well. There will be a pie aocial at the achool here Thuraday night. A pro gr.im will alao be rendered. The public ia invited to attend. There ia unit anxiety among aomr of our citixena for fear Mr. Ground Hoy aaw hia ahadow on the 21t, aa the weather continue to be cold. Mr. Hern, our road man, aeem to be doing quit a bit of work on the road now, which ia certainly badly needed, and will in the future make better road when the gravel geta parked down and get aolid. Mi Dollie Kdward who ha been laying in Lebanon for a few week returned home Monday. There ha been work on ihe tele phone line in thi community the paat few days, which waa badly need ed, aa it ha been almoat impoaxible to talk to anyone, but now, we hope for belter reaulta and better ervice. lairomb I -oral Ijicomb will have to be placed on Sodaville Item Mr. and Mr. John Hamer, of Hermiaton have come to tay in Soda viile a few weeka. They will reaide in Mr. Boyle' houae. Mr. and Mra. Earl Meyem, of Port land, were the week-end vixitor at the Gyaaler home. Mia Emma Siefert, (inter of H. Seifert, who haa been in California for aeveral month, came but week M XHgH:iHaH H A M I LT 0 F S ' M.ri1 s the map of Linn county, Oregon, and for a viait with friend and relative the world will have to ait up arid take notice, for they havn atrurk oil at a depth of about 200 feet. W hope oil will be found in paying quantities, and then we will hear the ahrill whiatle of the iron horae on the steel rail, the Honk! Honk! of the numer ous autua, the Chug! Chug! of the flying machine overhead, the whirl of machinery and then we will know that Lacomb ha become a large city and doing buaines at home. Mr. McKinney of Lebanon, is viait ing his brother and sinter, Mr. Fred McKinney and Mrs. Welch here this week. The kind of weather we are having now makes one shiver around the heater and wonder what has become of his summers wagea. Mr. Tucker, who had a stroke of palay a few daya ago, haa been taken to the hospital in Lebanon to be car ed for, but he does not seem to be Naper Improving very fast. in this vicinity. Gladys Skeels, who has been kept at home by an attack of the "flu" has fully recovered and returned to achool. School visitor for the laat week were: Mrs. kau, Mrs. Simons and:j . . . a.: t-' ouugnier, .l ra. omun, .Tiiaaea riancn, Kacxmarek, Dorria McTimmonda and Margaret Simms. Mr. Miner, of Kansas, who has been visiting his cousin, Mrs. Howard, has, returned Tiome. j As spring approaches, we begin to take interest in hikes again. A party of young people consisting of Madal ine, Agnes and Ada Karpinski, Flor ence Simons, Francis Kau and John Karqinski hiked to Majestic Falls last Sunday afternoon. Christine Schiele entered school here Monday. . Mr. and Mrs. Percy Patterson and children, visited relatives here Satur day and Sunday. VIERICK'S BATHS Ripert Workmaashlp Three Chairs L. 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Are you preparing to be clad in garments that reflect the spirit of the season, and your spirit, or are you a little inclined to be passive and indifferent. So often as people, men and women both, attain a few years more than their score and ten, thev become calloused to the opinions of friends and acquaintances regarding their apparel. They forget that although friends judge them by what they are, that others judge by what they look like. Most people trust to first impressions, and this should be taken into account as we plan our wardrobes from season to seascn. People who know the importance of personal ap pearance have a decided preference for apparel of the kind we sell. You must understand that ours is the standard stock of Albany. If it's right we have it and if we have it it is right. When spring breezes and influences get into your veins, come here and you will be pleased that you did. i - -- Once a Nemo; Always a Nemo! 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