The Lane County news., May 31, 1915, Image 3

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Tales of the Town
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- rtobert Dill celebrated lilnlwg was an artistic and social
fourth uirtnaay atjnivafaary on
Thursday afternoon by inviting
In a few friend, for luncheon.
The guests were 'f heron New
man Mam II Newman and Fran
els Dill.
Last Wednesday evening at
six o'clock tho pupils of the
Sixth D Grade, loaded with de
licious refreshments and appro-
pnaio KiiiB, gurpnscu, incir tea
cher. Miss Lacy Copenhaver at
her homo. After the luncheon
tho evening was spent In various
Indoor ' and outdoor amuse
ments. Those present were:
Juaiilta Reed. Madallno Tib-
betts, Edna Moe, Llla Kelly,
Helen Stevens, Genevieve Co
penhaver, Sylvia Struin, Ora
Chase, Lula Kelly, La von Rus
sell, Miss Copcn haver, Roscoe
Perkins, Carl Bauer, George
Green, William Wright, Charles
Peterson, Wilbur Cox and Albert
Russell.
TO MAKE CREOSOTE
IN UNITED STATES
(Cot(HB(4 from Pmm 1.)
iinikr-mt'X)Hf )Art plants In
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S6fSX' Preservative? materially
largo numbers remained (o par
take of refr6ShritehUjV '
Master Charles
Kirk
-IIall for cheaper solcS"i3
heels.
f-You can get harness cheap
er ut Wolf & Miller's.
Ilnvo your unit made to
inensuro nt Jenkins' Fourth St.t
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-Mrs. Roy Sales of Rosoburg
spent Sunday nt tho home of Mr.
'and Mrs. Nate Rowo.
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JThreo cars of mill feed and
grain were received Saturday
by the Springfield Feed Co.
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Mr. and Mrs. James Stewart
antl family of Glendale aro vis
iting relatives und friends in
Springfield.
Mrs. Emily Stovens returned
Friday from Coburg, where sho
shrid been visiting her slBter, Mrs.
tAlicu Williams.
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itfrs. 13. E. Thrall of Dexter
wan In Springfield Saturday at
tending the .sessions of .the. Po-
Imona grange.
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I S-Tho Mystery of Edwin
iDrpod, Dickons last story will bo
ishpwn at tho Boll Tuesday oven
llng. 7:30 and 8:45.
1 2-Good reliable fire Insurance.
JNonsscsBments; no membership
Tech' Pay once und you are dono.
II?E. Walker at tho City Hall.
Mayor C. L. Scott wont to
Nowport Saturday to spend a
few days at tho seashore. Ho
Ib expected to bo back tonight.
Marcola baseball team defeat
ed Thurston at M areola Sunday
Shoo and harness repairing
at Wolf & Miller's.
John and Peto Lamberty wcro
over from Eugene yesterday vis
iting relatives.
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Wo arc now in our new
location Cth" and Alain streotsJ
Snced's Grocery.
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2200 all-wool, up-to-dato
fabrics to choose from at Jen-
khiB' Place, Fourth Street. t
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Thorc is a special three reel
Edison feature oin the program
at tho Bell tonight, also Flora
Finch and Hughey Mack com
edy.
A very clover camping scene.
with tent, and camping equip
ment occupies one of the show
windows of the Hadyon & Met
calf store.
Get your Chick supplies at
tho Feed Store. You have the
advantage of choosing from a
completo lino of Poultry Sup
piles and Remedies. -
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Tho Lowell school will close
with a rally on Saturday, Juno 5.
Earl Kllpatrlck of tho University
of Oregon, and J. F. Brumbaugh
or Eugene, will be speakers.
A. P. Lyons arrived from
Cornhig, Calif., Friday for a visit
with his son, Ernest Lyon, and
daughter Mac, who graduates
this year from tho Springfield
High school.
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Rose of
Chicago visited tho Booth-Kelly
mm Saturday. Air. Rose is a
enter
tained at dinner Sunday in honor
of his teacher Miss Veva Dunlap.
Other invited guests were Miss
Sarah Martin and Miss Gertrude
Walling.
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The musical entertainment
The Knights and Ladles of
Security enkjyed a season of
FJve Hundred, also dancing, fof
lowlng their bl-weckly lodge ses
sion Thursday evening, A num
ber of candidates wero Initiated.
At the close of the evening light
refreshments were served.
The Progressive Twenty-Two
served a dainty luncheon to the
Odd Fellows lodge Saturday eve
ning folowlng the entertain
ment which Is customary on the
fifth Saturday of the month.
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Male en
tertained at dinner a number of
relatives Sunday In honor of
Mr. 0. B. Starr of Portland, an
uncle of Mrs. Male's Mr, Starr
Is 82 years old, but in spite of bis
years greatly enjoyed the meet
ing of friends and relatives. Mr.
and Mrs. Male's guests were:
Mr. Starr, Miss Sylva Starr, al
so of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. C.
E. Brattaln, Mrs. Maggie Camp
bell, Mrs Clara Male, Miss Flor
ence Paulson, Grace and Ivan
given by the Emanon club at Male, Frawn Campbell, Louis,
the Christian church Friday eve- Joyce, Miriam and Lucile Male.
Hall for cheaper soles and
heels.
Now Is tho time to get your
sweat pads cheap. Wolf & Miller.
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If you are not trading with
The Moser cherry crop 1ms
been sold at $90 per ton.,
What do you know of the
Mystery of Edwin Drood?
lengthen the tlee, "period of ser
vice, leseen the labor cost In
volved by renewal, and decrease
the drain upon the forests due
to tie-cutting. To some extent
tho treatment of fence posts and
other forms of farm timber is
being taken up, an inexpensive
apparatus and method having
been devised by the Department
of Agriculture; but as yet the
use of wood preservatives bv
farmers Is on too small a scale
to liave any importance in the
total, while the practice of
treating telephone poles is in Its
Inclplency in this country.
"With the rapid advance of
this industry as a whole," says
the report, "the choice of pre
servatives has been fairly well
established, but the kinds and
classes of materials to be treat
ed need development along
certain lines. In Germany and
other European countries prac
tically all cross-ties laid by the
railroads are treated with chem
icals or preserving oils. In this
country but 30 per cent of the
ties purchased by the railroads
are subjected to such treatment.
The number of poles treated in
this country Is a very small per
cent of total in use."
title jtear Toledo, Ltaei
Cetmty.
Total per c)a taxeb at Port
UumI $41.41. -Total taxee $M,
32ftO0O. CoMy,fsfrnWlUe
eetimatee th eum wmikl bur
food arid fuel for 82,380 famife
year.. The tax burden equate
the labor of 2S.230 men for oe
year.
East Portland has $1,500,000
bulkHngs under way.
Manufacture of Ink, cstafoHfe-
ed ntSalfm. Ai .
The new state Insane. asylum
building at Pendleton Is to bare
a corner-stone of OreKon gran
ite. The rest is probably Imported
Resolution was adopted by
regents of Monmouth Normal
School that! new $50,000 train
ing school building be built and
equipped of Oregon material and
manuractures, and that trim
mings be of Oregon stone.
Classified Ad
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forial9, Bent, Wttteri, Ett.
FOUND -Bicycle padlock. At
TheNews office. 27
LOST On Fifth street, nurse
and sum of money. Finder
please leave at News office.
ir you are not iraumg wun Wr8, Wagner of Junction City, Z "T ,t". ' u' v
us wo are both losers. Spring- jBpent Uie ,v?een(1 wRh her sis- i SSSJ? rSi. f 1 '
field Feed Co ter. Mrs. Wm. Donaldson of i Sneed 8 Grocttei .
oiJiiubucHi. A. S. Walker suffered another
C. A. Townsend who has been lt&hle t0 be
INDUSTRIAL NOTES
Sirs. B. K. Relmenschnlder of
Wendllng wns In Springfield on
Saturday to visit friends.
Pupils of the public schools
were dismissed this morning af
ter roll call on account of Its be-
Incr n Inpnl hnlldnv.
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Mrs. E. F. Bean and Miss Ha- For prompt delivery call 24F12
TKitieii1atr in nttktwl Mi A of n r I
berry carnival there. They "are
expected back, today.
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Wo aro closing out our win Drood next Wednesday.
block or unrteu snow ana or i .
White River Flour at $1.75 perl
sack or $ o.so, per uoi. . .. ,t
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XfH3 TADon Allr.ti nnnf in Tlryl
.tu. uvov. iuii.il BCVT1I1U U1HCU1UC UUUlUllBUaLCU. I 1
Wltl.lomnrnlhfnrflotnr. " ... expenses 3.0y,20Y .66 Z nam
m ni.twa.vanim T-ioi-i,i-ofii Thv nnnMi-KViiv. mill ifi nnt ' tor Workmen s Injuries $97,880.-
er from tho east, whom she has run today, on account of the; jf; Set aside fordependenta in
not seon for several years, Is vis- holiday. Some minor repair 4at"iT ? tv',J-
sick for the past ten days is some
what improved, though still con
fined to bis room.
Salem. Mav 31. Ralptn Tins.
r-MIlk and cream, produced pitul association wiU erect $25,-
U00 hospital.
The Dalles Juno 3 County
Court opens bids on $2O,00G
highway work.
Pendleton orders four addi
tional streets paved with grave
To the pupils of Springfield
schools. Please ask your tea
chers to tell you the story of Ed- bitulithic.
win uroou next Wednesday. North Bend orders Virginia
n wu ,nnBrwi tn Avenue improved to cost $11,000
calf a Walker "2 Ss hard-l atrial Accident cSmmls
'vfare i .tore and feee the RoSrv iIon cost ta date: Surgical and
SffnJSnhSi S f Ihotpltal bills $56.858,81salaries
R. O. A. hall for rent. Well ven
tilated and lighted, clean and
warm. Kitchen and dining
room attached. Rates reason
able. Apply to Fred Watke,
Gilbert Davis or W. A. HalL
5-ROOM HOUSE and lot for
sale or rent. Modern conven
iences. Easy terms. Call at
News ofllce
W. F. WALKER
UNDERTAKER
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Office. Phone 62; Residence 67-J
Wert Main St.
CAREFUL, CONSCIENTIOUS
Dentistry
DR. J. E. RICHMOND
PHONES: Office, 3; Residence, 111-J
Over Commercial Bank, "
Springfield, Oregon.
yms9 t8to 5. Jess Moots 1)rominent banker of the Lake
VII Dili JMIIUIU, IJIUJ'VU Willi WIU
Thurston team.
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A horse belonging to C. R
city and is a stockholder In the
Booth-Kelly company.
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Willard Trlpplett left last Sat-
VIloy, who was camped on tho urday for Benil Uy wagon Ho
city ground at tho end of . B oxpect8 to movo his famlly to
street, fell over the embank-SnrlnflGld ln tho llcnr futJnro.
mont Friday night and broke Mr Tripplett recently purchased
work was done during the day,
a o
its neck.
In a rattling good game of
basoball, a Eugene foam defeat
ed .Red Rupert's Monarchs of
Portland, at Midway park Sun
day, by a score of 2 to 1. Tho
samo teams play again this af
ternoon. Mrs. Jessie Kirk of Springfield
was elected recording secretary
of Iho P. E. O. sisterhood, which
hold its state convention at For
est .Grovo last week. Mrs. Kirk
is a, member of the Eugono
chapter of tho order.
land In East Sprlngfiled.
Two Immigrant wagons wero
in Springfield Friday on their
way from Walla Walla to the
Willamette valley. They found
eight feet of snow on tho sum
mit of tho Cascades and had a
serlouB time in crossing.
-7-Ask for Cupid Flour. It
makes better bread. Your
neighbor uses it. You pay only
$ L75 fpr tho Best Flour in town
and you buy It nt tho Feed Store.
Johnson's Best (Blend) $1.00.
Special prices on quantities.
$150,00010 Worth of Idaho
Property ii Various Sized
Tracts
To exchange for Springfield or Eugono residence, property
or for 'improved Lano County farm land.
Also, some line California property In various sizes for
exchange. 1 t . .
Bean & Allen
I. O. O. F. Bldg., Springfield
REAL
ESTATE
liting there at this time.
City Attorney J. IT. Bower
suffered considerably last week . brought over from the main
from an attack of rheumatism, i line this morning to fill orders
following tonsilitls, but was able fory cars In Springfield and at
to be out by Saturday. points on the Wendllng branch.
. o M o
!5BJohSSli?SS tront at Frisco before settling down U.
M. M. Mackey and Merritt
Tule left Friday for a trip up the
Willamette in search of timber
to dbtain chlttem bark. They
will also do some fishing In the
various streams along the river
before returning,
The Southern Pacific Co. had
a crew of men at work today
putting a coat of rock screen
ings on the recently macadam
ized roadway from the depot
northward on Seventh street. A
carload of the rock is being
Used.
Funeral services were held at
Walker's ch'apel Sunday at I
o'clock for Nathan Fales, who
died at the county farm Satur
dayi aged 86 years. He was a
pioneer brick mason and did
much of the early work in Eu
gene. Tho remains were laid to
rest in Laurel Grove cemetery.
Rev. E. C. Wigmore did not fill
his pulpit here yesterday on ac
count of having been called ear
Ijer In the week to Garfield,
Washington, by the death of his
wife's father, F, E. Blttlngton,
The" funerai services wero held
last, Tuesday, Death followed a
long illness.
Child industry Instead of
only restraining children cive
Twenty-nllie empty cars were ! them something to do.
uaiier n;agie Kiver
-r-Tho Ladles of the G. A. R.
will hold a food sale at the Elite
cafeteria Saturday, June 5. Buy
your Sunday dinner of them and
help a good cause: the money
raised is to help the old soldiers.
Mrs. C. B. Beckley of Fossil
Oregon, sister of Mrs. D. Crouch,
arrived Saturday and visited un
til Sunday, when sho went on
to Yoncalla to visit her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Applegate
J. E. Wells and wife of 'Cen
tralla, Washington, arrived yes
terday for a visit at the home of
Mr. Wells' parents. They will
he hero for a few days, and will
go later to the Rose festival ln
Portland.
J. B. Littler and wlfd and Mrs.
E. E. Upmoyer and O. A. Dl
mond of tho Harrisburg Com
monwealth and Miss May Row
land of Eugene, were in Spring
field for a few moments today
and called at the News office.
Mr. and 'Mrs',. Alex McKenzle
and Mrs. and Mrs. WIthrow left
yesterday morning for Mon
mouth and got as far as Albany
whon they had the misfortune to
break tho rear axle of their car.
They returned homo by train
Sunday night.
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Mr. and Mrs, R. B, Nelson of
Seattle are hero visiting at tho
homo of Mrs. Nelson's parents,
ir. ana Mrs. urank'i-'owers.'Mr.
. Card of Thanks.
We wish to express our sin
cere thanks to our friends and
those who sympathized with us
in our late sorrow and bereave
ment, and hfilnod us durine the
Nelson was formerly a conuc-' sickness and death of our hus
tor on tho P. E.'& E. EuRoiie- band and father.
pnnguem system, and may.
again work for "tho company.
band and, father,
'-MRS., A. G. BOESEN AND
"FAMILY.
power
plant completed to operate vir
tue mine.
Eugene factory promotion
committee considering manu
facture of boilers.
Coal is being mined in quan-
DR. P. H. EAGAN
Veterinary, Surgeon
.and Dentist
Office: Varnuck's Feed Barn '
Phones: Office 904 1
Residence 1122-J 1
EUGENE - - OREGON
O. R. Gullion, M. D.
Practice Limited tl
Eye, Ear, Noce and Throat.
lirnnuarfi jnrs Attann nr
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305, Wnife Temple, Eugw
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