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About The Springfield news. (Springfield, Lane County, Or.) 1916-2006 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 8, 1920)
'HIE SPRINGFIELD NKWS tAOE 5 TnimsiuY. .unitary , 1020. TOWN AND VICINITY - Mm, 10 v n Hiirnnrd nncl (wo children in tint from MarNhfleld visiting at Mm home of Mr and Mm. Y. Y. Iliirn urd Mih I Initio I'lrtlo innl buby of Albany urn ul.ui kiji-hIn of 'lit1 Hum 11 rd. Dr. S. Unli)i Mpjii-I, dentist, Spring field. Oregon. I)H 1 1' Hl('. Ntiiall kihihInoIi of Mr. mill Mm lv Y.. Mniliiiin. of Camp t'rcok. In (iiiviiIi-hcIiik 11I Ih" home of hi griuidpii renin iifliT u very tern ciiMn f pneumonia I In In (lie nun of Mr. 11 1 ' I Mm. nito f t ! of Mnplo. Inn. Mr. mill Mtm IV Hln i hIihi Iihvh ri limii'il lo t tn-l r liniiH- nt l.andiix after spending h few flu y I11M week v I h ) t -JiiK with fii-mlH lure. Huy Kggiiunu'K milk bread, lie and I Or. MIhh Helen .Strvi-IIM. dlillgllter of Wi'lby Stevcim. I. ft Siimlay for Ml. .Angel where nlie Im attending iw hool thin year, having npi-nt the holiday hr with her father MIhh Steven liiHt yt-ar uttrnded Springfield high wrhonl. A town Im ludired laritclv hr In bntikd. Ttiii Klmt National Hank of j Uprlngflcld In one, of thin tuwn'i! Kii'iitfnl uHHctH. Are you helping to tniike It ittrongcr by your patronage? Hon DavldMim, fretdimnn at Oregon ' AgrW-iilttiral college, returned to Cot-1 vallln Monday uftor upending t'hrlMt I in 11 h and Now Years wllli hU paicntH, ' Mr. and Mm. It. K DavldHim, of Went: Springfield. I Mm. t'laudi' Wright left Saturday) for Iit homo at Newport uftcr upend- ! llIK Mt'VI-rul dilH hlTI' UN tllO gllOHt of Iiit parents. Mr. and Mm. N'ewlund. Dr. S. Ralph Dlppul, deutlat, Spring field, O.egon. vail Im where tlmy urn both ntudentn at th Oh'koii Arrk-ulturnt collego. lloth are graduate of Springfield high mcIiooI. MImm Vera 1'i-rkliiH returned lit Ht week to Hnlrrn where nhe Ik an In Hlructor In hloloicy In the high school. MIhh I'erklim xpent the ChrlKttnnH holiday hem with her purentH, Mr. and Mm. Kd Perkins. If money Ih worth having It In worth Having. Jlcgln the snvlng habit now by Marting nn arconnt nt th Klmt NHilonnl Hank In Springfield. Mm. ('. W .l.uttby of Hal rlnburg In spending a f-w days In Springfield visiting with he nun. Joe I.iihhy, and her daughter. Mm. Johns. M iHHen Knlher and Hazel Ilrnftaln. who have been upending the holiday with their parents. Mr. and Mrn. E. Iv Hrnttnln. at Tamp Creek, left Kim day for the SIiimIiiw country where they are teat hltiK. Your Job printing will be promptly done by The Ncwh. Mr. and Mrn. Severt JacobHon anil family have moved from Springfield HelghtM and are now living at EiKhth and Y at reel h. Hugh l.uiiHberry, Hon of Mr. and Ms. W. M. l.niiKberry. of thin city, wan dlMrnlMKeil Monilay from the Eu gene hoHillal where he ban been for medical treatment. Dr S Raliih Dlpptl. dentine, Spring field. Oregon. After upending the ChrlMmaH holi days here with their paretitx. Artie ami Alfred TottiM-th have returneil to their work ut Weed. Cul. Thelc nlHter. DaUy Tomwinh. has also re tuni'Ml to her work at Portland. Mr. und Mrs. H J. Hopper, who have been living ut ulri,ly It'ivn in,,i..l Mm. i!,.,ilah Itlake of Yakima' u.. ,i.,r wuMii., Iiiih lert ufter Hpendlng a few iluyn vlMltlng In Spltigfldd with her counln, Mm Vina McLean. Mm. Illake wan on her way to Iah Angeles to Eighth and Y to Eugene to make her home. After upending the holiday with their griindparentH, Mr. und Mm. W. J. ruvcn, of Lcabuig. Lynn and Low-In Grundy have relumed to Cor- Albert Carruthern. of this city, wan iliHiharged thin week from tho Eu gene hoHpltal where be had been re- , celvitig medical uttention. I j Dr. and Mrs. S Italph Dlpple have I returned from a holiday vIhIi ut Kan lion. They were accompanied by Miss Alice Culller, a counin of Mrn. Dip- AU O Now Shipment of Chains in I ho following sizes: :tix:i ;i2x4 nixl 33x4 .12x3 4 34x4 Prices from $4 to $5. according to size Why pay more? Columbia Dry Cell I tall cries 45c each 30x3 Wheels $6.00 each Tube patches from 25c to $1.75 a box. Itadiator Hose - all sizes. Piston Kings all sizes. We overhaul and repair all makes of cars. First class work guaranteed. Storage battery recharging and repairing. USED CAR BARGAINS 1 1914 Ford $350 1 litis Matfwell, run fiOOO miles $600 I 1 !U 8 Maxwell, run 3.r0() miles $C?50 1 1!14 Maxwell $250 1 1 !17 Maxwell, run 8000 miles $500 1 HUG Chevrolet $400 1 1!HG Chevrolet $450 1 1917 Chevrolet $600 1 IJHli Overland S3 $600, MAIN GARAGE W. W. EBBETT, Prop. Main Street Phone 1 7 t le'n. After a few dayn vlnlt here MIhm Oalller went on to Corvallln where ahe In a ntudent ut A. C. Mrn. Alice ltojcomb and imall granddaughter. ElUabeth, were week end vlnitor from Marcola. While here they wer the guentn of V. L. Arnold and family. Ui Our New Freth Pack of Bacon and Lard Sweet and mild cured. llftfnn 40c per lb. Itreakfawt I'.aron 40c pep lb. Ilacon Hackn 3f.c per lb. Seasoning Hacon 30c per lb. IMcnle llama 30c ped lb. Cottagu Holla 35c per lb. Pure Lard 3!c per lb. Hake White 30c per II). Swarta S. Waahburne MIhh Gladyn Hall of Tangent haa ar rived to vlnit with her aunt, Mrn. H. C. Jackaon. ut Waltervlllo. J J. Cabe and W. M. Stoddard were among the bunlncnn visitors from Waltervlllo on Monday. Konco "Fatty" Arbuckle will be at the Hell theater Friday, Jan. 9 and other big attractions. Severt Jacobnon, Southern Pacific car repairer, who wan Injured while at work Iant week, left Monday night for tho company'n hospital at San Frunclnco. Get. your table cream, whipping cream, nweet niilk and nweet nklm wi'il milk at the Springfield Creamery. Demand Egglrnann'i bread from your grocer. Mr. ami Mm. Jack I'hilllpn and fam ily are moving thin week from the Mlililleton farm near Hayden Hrldge to their homeateud near Winberry. Mrs. W C. Myern of Hayden Bridge pi-nt Saturday visiting with her par-j eritH. M. and Mrs. J. J. Hrownlng. j D. Crouch, former resident of j Spr'ngfield. who hun been visiting here recently. IcTt last night fori Fresno, Cul.. w here he w ill make hin j home. Dr. S. Ralph Dippel. dentist. Spring j field, Oregon. Mrn. Arthur. Vallier was called to Cortland Sunday by the serious ill ness of a niece. j (let your table cream, whipping ; cream, sweet milk and sweet skim-j tned milk at the Springrield Creamery. James Awhrey came in from Jasper Monday on business. j Do you live In Springfield and do j your banking in Kugene? If bo. It in, not necessary for the first National In Springfield will take care of all your interests aa well as any bank could. Marion Adams who for the past several months has been employed In the grocery department of the Cox Ji Cox store, left Tuesday for Mere dith where he has secured employ ment with the Fischer Lumber com pany. Mrs. Adams will join hlra there luter. Dr. S. Ralph Dippel. denria'.. iving lo'a, Orsgoii. Dolph Dowdy and family left Tues day for Idaho whore Mr. Dowdy will bo engaged In farming. J. K. Ketels has returned from a visit over the holidays with his par ents in Portland. A News want ad Is your best sales man and will cost the least. H. C. Jackson of Waltorville spent Monday in town on business. Coming to the Dell theater Wednes day, Jan. 14. Lewis S. Stone with all star cast In "Man's Dosire." a drama of the big woods lumber country, packed with tense action and the thrill of primitive life. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Clark recently re ceived a box of fine oranges from J. J. Totton of Pasadena. Cal. Mr. Tot ten formerly lived in Springfield. Harry E. Bush of WSnberry, Ore--gon, was in Springfield this week transacting business. Mr. Bush will soon prove up on his homestead near Winberry. Miss Grace Tyler has returned to Salem after visiting with relatives in Springfield over the New Year holi days. She will resume her studies In Willamette university. Our old friend John Burrymore is with us at the Bell theater on Mon day, Jan. 12. It Is one of those high class comedy dramas with a laugh every thirty uecuuds. Mrn. Frank Lenhart has returned from a a vlnlt with her brother at North Bend during the holidays. Typewriter papor of all kinds and ribbon for any mak of typewriter for sal at The News offlco. CHRISTMAS DONATIONS TO ARMY KETTLE8 WERE GOOD The Kugene Salvation Army corps state that the contributions In the Salvation Army kettles, this year, for the Christmas and general relief work, were more than double that o any previous year, the sum of $433.71 being given. Of this amount Spring field contributed $48.97. Christmas basket dinners were given out In both Springfield and Eu gene to over 40 families, also some 200 presents were given to children Included in both places. BROWN BREAD One cup corn meal. 1 cup graham flour, 1 cup rye flour, cup molas ses, a little salt, 2 cups sour milk or buttermilk, 1 teanpoonful soda. Steam 2V& hours, then bake IS minutes. WELL PRESERVED. "I am surprised to see you have Buch a quantity of preserves left over from last year." "Nobody could get the lids off," ex claimed the housewife briefly. A want ad will work for you. n f . i I O. H. WILSON Expert Jeweler and Watchmaker Have your watch repaired by an Expert Watchmaker. My Hje'ialty is fine watch clock and jewelery repair ing. Jewelry made to order. Agates cut and mounted. We also carry a complete line of glasses. Why pay $12 to $15 'for a pair of glasses? I have them to fit you from $2.50 to $5.00. The best gold filled. News Office Main Street Program for the coming week Thursday, Jan. 8 Pauline Frederick in "THE WOMAN ON THE INDEX." Friday, Jan. 9 George Le Guere In "STRIFE " Also Rosco "Fatty" Arbuckle in "MOONSHINE. Saturday, Jan. 10. DOROTHY GISII in "POPPY POLLY and a Harold Lloyd Comedy. Sunday. Jan. 11 D. V. GRIFFITH'S "A ROMANCE OF HAPPY VALLEY." A page from the book of life- Monday, Jan 12 JOHN BARRYMORE in "HERE COMES THE BRIDE." Tuesday, Jan. 13 "RED GLOVE," sixteenth episode, and the first episode of "SMASHING BARRIERS." Wednesday, Jan. 14 Lewis S. Stone with all star cast in "MAN'S DESIRE." BELL THEATER Where Cash Beats Credit JUST A FEW PRICES: White and Yellow Corn Meal 59 C 9 lbs. Rolled Oats 79 C Genuine Buckwheat Flour Sl10 Bread Q and 15c Best Creamery Butter 70 C COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF "We Lead, Others Follow." CASH AND CARRY GROCERY A. R. Gray, Prop. W. M. Green, Mgr.
