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NOTES.
As the Women Of Woodcraft Tofn Ohlseh, Mrs. Jdhn Sparks,
Were leaving their hall at the" Mrs. Marvlii Dfufy, Mrs. I. V.
olose of their session Wednesday Jackson, Mrs. Silas Gay, Miss
evening, they were met by theVlna McPhcrson, Miss Ethel
Woodmen, bearing a great freez- Conlcy, Mrs. J. B. Fox, Mrs.
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er of led cream, and all returned
to tho hail for a social evening.
An Impromptu program was ar
ranged and provided much
plcasuro for tho guests.
The Gleaners will hold a so
cial BCBpIon this afternoon at the
homo of Mrs. D. W. Hoof, at the
corner of Ninth and A streets.
A very enjoyable meeting of
tho Emanon club was held at
tho home of Mrs. George Catch
ing Wednesday afteriiobn. Spe
cial features of entertainment
we're provided In honor of Mrs.
E. "E. Tyler who leaves tonight
for Tillamook, on h,er way to
Washington, wliefe she will re
side, The club at this session
laid plans for a musical enter
tainment to be given later In
tho month. Tho members pres
ent were Mrs. llay Emerson,
Mrs. George Flsk, Mrs. M. L.
France, Mrs. E. E. Tyler, Mrs. A.
Montgomery, and Mrs. Vin Will
Hams. Tho next meeting will
be held at the home of Mrs. W.
A. JJ111.
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A most enjoyable Invitation
dance was given by the Reapers
of America at their hall Tues
day evening. There were a
large Unmher present, and the
nlilslc Mas furnished by the
Misses llaynes of Eugerie.
Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Washburne
will entertain the Whist club In
Its usual session this evening.
The Heapqrs gave one of their
invitation dances Tuesday even
log. Which was enjoyed by ail
present
The N. G. 0. Sewing club had
a very pleasant time Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
J. L. Clark. The guests of the
Valentine. Mrs. tTohn Nice. Mrs. afternoon were Mrs. Harry Stc
Ray Lcmley, Mrs. Will Dill. Mrs, 'wart and Mrs. It. P. MortenSen
Colgate soap at
A iioV
Pcory's. "
Hear th& now TSdlson
Phonographs at Pcdry's'.
Disc
Tho front part of tho Illll cl
gar storo has been rc-lldored.
at
Talcums lCc at
' Colgate's
X'cery'B.
You can get harness cheap
er at Wolf & Miller's.
awe
Suvo 1-3 by buying Ilexall
School Tablets at Pecry's.
v a ii , rt l 1. i
-Shoo and harness repairing ' ""V "tiT,V"V m, Ji
Wolf & Miller's. I hon10 w,tu Ql of the grip.
. I The Hell theatre will be closed
All klnuB of Chick (supplied Wednesdays hiid Thursdays un
at tho Feed Storo. Wo soil good til furth'cr notice.
quality and WO soil It cheap.
The Boll Is making special
effort t6 &'e strong programs
Friday and 'Saturday', also Sub
day and Monday.
Good reliable fire Insurance.
No assessmtihts; hO'mbnibershlp
fee. Bay'onccanU.yojji aro done.
II. E. Walker at the City Hall.
Tho 'World Pflm" features
are drawing capacity houses at
tho Dell each Tuesday. The nox(.
one IsWh BrdkaWay "was a
Trail. " ' ' ' ,n
o
Cow owners will noto wo
aro selling' alry'chbp at $1 per
cwt. Our Other feeds aro low
priced In proportion. Spring
field Feed Co.
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A very Interesting session of
tho Jasper grange was held last
Saturday when "Mother's Day"
was observed with a special pro
gram. An all-day sosslon will
bo held May 22, with speakers
from Eugene and Corvallls.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Boolo of
Portland are visiting at the homo
.
II. W. Adrian of tho Adrian
Neckwear company of Portland
wits In Springfield yesterjlay on
business.
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Dr. J. "E. TUchmbnd Wll bo
out or town from May, 14 to 22.
Tho ofilco will bo closed on Wed
nesday of ba'ch we'ek.
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Cupid Flour (haYdwheat
$1.75. Albany Flour (Blend),
$1.00 at tho Feed Store, Qual
ity guarantoctl.
The management-, of the
Boll has noted' u 'Marked Im
provement In' Che grades of
many of the pupils recontly.
"W. 12. Knott and "family, who
came hero throb weeks ago from
Los Angolcs, have taken a house
on 15 street between' Eighth and
Ninth.
Elinor Dover, president of
the Oregon Power Co., was In
Eugeno from Tacoma today and
was expected to como to spring
field to Inspect tho planf here.
Mr. and Mrs. W, M. Ward,
who have boon visiting Mr.
Ward's uncle, C. jM. Burgess,
Hall, the Shoe Doctor, Fifth
and Main street.
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Now is the time to get your
sweat pads cheap. Wolf & Miller.
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Chas. Itaymorid Snyder is vis
iting his couBln Vin Williams to
day. .
M. Fenwick leaves Saturday
for New York on a business trip
of Several weeks.
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Hall, the Shoe Dpctor, Fifth
and Main street.
Charles Tlaymond Snyder is
visiting his cousin, Vin Williams
to'day.
George WiBhnian of Coburg
visited last nlglit and today at
the Vin Williams home.
Now Is the lime to get that
did suit cleaned arid repaired or
have a new one made at Jen-
All ladies arc requested to kins, Fourth Street. m
call fat Walker & Rice's hard-!
ware Btdro and see the Rotary , L. M. Becbe, former publisher
sewing machine demonstrated, of The News, returned Tuesday
a 9 9 evening irom an exienuea mp
M. M. Pcery and Howard Par- to the state of Washington.
sons were subpoenaed this.
mnmlnir in Rcrvp. rin this Federal Marion BainDriage nam a une
jury In Portland and will go to pf 2.50 In the recorder's court
that city Monday. i fhis morning (Or allc-whig : chlck-
0 ens anu omer siopit to run at
How would a little Ice 'large. '
cream go with that Sunday din- . , ' . .
nor. Phone 41, the Palace of :Conkey s Starting Food for
sweets anu navo it aeuvereu at - iukb me mue w
your door.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Weaver
and son Of Pdrtland, formerly of
OamatinVvftln"!.! 'P.I Actrl A XT ' -V
way to Mr, Weaver's father's
ranch 'near Waltervllle.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Fry and tho
former's sister, Mrs. M. M. "Lord
of Seattle who is visiting hero re
turned last'ovening from an auto
trip to But'toville near Aurora.
of Dr. and Mrs. Kcstcr for a few left yesterday fbr Milton, pre-
- i.u .1 - . t-i i . . ...in n n .i
(luyu. iir. uiiu, iu a. uuuiu uio ojou, wiiuru mvy win ounu mu
on -an automoniio trip to uaiiror
nla, whldh will Occupy about a
year.
Joo Nekl and wife, former
residents 'of Springfield, have
returned after an absenco of
several months and will make
summer.
Mrs. McNown of Waltervllle
sustained severe bruises on cr
loft arm and Choldrer when she
Jell whflo attending to duties
about tho farm. She was leav-
thelr homo here again. Thoyjlng the InCubatoi; hOUso with a
have been In tho Heppner
country whore Mr Neal lias nad
a, number of engagements play
ing lor motion plcurb houses.
lantern, and in fear "lest the lan
tern be broken ana cause a nre,
Bho could do nothing to break
the forco of hortall.
Choeevy Buying
Doe?jt't Require
the time and thought and attention
that it used to.
ff$ Nowadays, at this modern store,
we take care o the "worry part" of
your grocery buying we stand be
tween you and impure foods and un
desirable goods, -nd the .cost is no
more than for inferior goods.
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abii of Trading
Here,
Larimer's
E. A. Bean had the misfortune
to lose a horse Wednesday
morning whon the animal be
came frightened at something
arid fell, entangling Itself in the
rope arid 'breaking Its neck.
-Vanilla, strawberry and
chocolate Ice 'cream at the Pal-
acd of Sweets Saturday and
Sunday. Thb strawberry Is
made of the fresh fruit. VWU
dellVbr to any part Of tho city.
Call Phono 41.
I-Iarl McPherson, employed as
teamster at the Booth-Kelly mill
suffered a painfully lacerated
hand Tuesday when lils 'horse,
which he h'a'S been driving all
winter, Uegan to kick, and struck
him on the hand.
Mrs. Johanna Woods arrived
from Oregon City Mdnday af
ternoon arid went on to Mar
ti ola, 'to Yislt her daughter, Mrs.
Walter 'Price. $he Hvlll Vdtiirn
In ,a iftfott flrne a'rid Visit hero
-with her son, tor. W.' -fit Pbllara".'
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Mr, Scott'S Sunday School
class Is arranging to give a'
"Fashion ClrdUs" at the, old ga-
rage building oil Saturday, May;
22. Great preparations are be-i
Ing made for the event, which
Is to furnish a number forms of.
entertainment. i
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Posters were put up here the;
first of the week advertising a
big W. O, W. picnic which is to!
bo held in Junction City on Sat
W. C. Hawley, ono of tho head
managers of tho Order, will bo
tho nrlnclnal Bneakor. and there
Will bo a grand ball In the eve
ning.
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Persons having odd jobs of
WOrk to bo dOrio rimy got stu-
fat 'tho same time render a sei
vlco to students working their
(way through colloge by calling
up mo umversuy x. m, u. a.,
Eugeno 694. Work of aftonioons
ari5 Saturdays ""Is 'pspecially desired.
low strong and healthy. T?re-
yesissase. Springfield Feed
Company; , . ' ' -'
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Ilenry McCollum, Gilbert Da
vis and George and Tom Ohlsen
made a fishing trip Sunday up
tho Willamette, but with indif
ferent success.
Philip Hohl of Cottage Grove,
father of' George Hohl of this
place, died at his home Monday,
May 10,. at the age of 59 years,
G months and 10 days, and the
funeral services were held there
yesrteday. There were seven
children besides the son here,
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Parties wishing to contribute
clothing to the Asociated Char
ities will please ask their gro
cery dellverymen to take the
supplies to E. E. Morrison's,
where they will be taken care of.
JENNIE FENWICK,
Pr.es. Associated Charities.
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Frank Goddard's chest and
shoulders were severely bruised
Tuesday aftenioon a't'Che Booth
Colly mill when a timber on the
umoer sup. tooK a wrong course
and fell across him. Fellow
workmen feared for a time that
as. had been badlv hurt, but the
mjary did not -prove very ser
ious.
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WJaen Gilbert Davis was fish-:
insr the other day in tae Wiu-
anietet above the junction with
tne uoaBt iorK, ne saw two uni
versity students In a canoe at
tempt to go through a bad bit ot
rapids. They were overturned;
hut man need to -cl-lne to their
caiioe, and came out several rods
down stream from trie point or
the, acclddnt
Everett Lamar, wno lett
Snrlnufiaeld about ten years
rtKO. was hero yesterday after
noon and e'veriirig renewing his
boyhood acaualntances. He
urday, May 22, Congressman heft this morning for Wendlng
for a short visit with his brother
George. At present ho is a trav
eling salesman for a large paint
house ip San Francisco and is
forging ahead.
Notice to Qr.edito.rs.
All.nartles knowing themselves
to be Indebteded to the firm of
Walker & Rice and their ac
counts being 30 clays qr more
past due are nollfle'd we will riot
extend further credit until all
oldVccQuhts are. settled in full.
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Souvenir Free wkh each purchase of
Wall Paper. If you need paper take
advantage af tlm tale. Largest atock
and best selection in town. The very
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WEARING APPAREL
Up to'the minute with fashions I&tft decree. The
Straw Hat with the flexible brim ami the Tefcyo
up Panama. Stephenson Web Sack UiMierwear.
Soft Coller: In the latest shapes so popular this season
KUPFENKEfMER CLOTHES
"Ahead of the Game" in every way
G. E. Sales, Toggery
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This store is filled with the choicest groceries mossy can
buy with groceries entirely free from all adulterations; '
with groceries of the most absolute, arid unquestioned jmr
ity -with groceries that build up the system and instill thai
remarkable energy wliich insures success in life.
NICE & MILDER
Opposite Commercial. State Bank Phone 9
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