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About The Springfield news. (Springfield, Lane County, Or.) 1916-2006 | View Entire Issue (June 17, 1920)
THURSDAY. JUNM 17. 1920. THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS , PAGE 1 TOWN AND VICINITY and Oswald Olaon, Iln Davidson and Milton foreman motored to Veneta Hunday and spent the day at the homo of Mlka Nina H(Haea. Itdtn-d prices on all hat at Mra. Thompaon's. MIh Msrjorl Mai hen. Instructor In mathematics In Springfield high hil the pant year, has returned to her home In Boise, Idaho, for the Miiinnntr. ' Dr. H. Ilulph l)lppl, dentlat. Hprln flfld, Ort'Kon. Mix Zclda Hamilton left Tuedday for her home In Portland. Mlaa Ham ilton wan an Inatruclor at the Lincoln srnooi. , pi8nl C. T. Wilson, who la employed by ; yOT at Mabel, apent the week-end her with hla family. NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.. SCHOOL Mr. and Mra. Al Montgomery leave Katurduy for Portland whiTu they wl'l view the roue carnival and attend thi Hhrlnera convention. Dr. H. Ilalph Dlppi.l, dnntlttt, Spring field, Oregon. A duughteY waa born on Juno 8 to Mr. and Mra. Claude J. La n lurry at thi'lr home, ft (. Ilarnen of Dexter la In Spring field on biiMlneM for a few day. Demand Kallmann' bread from your trocar. Mra. Kam Putiiian wan dlmimiod from the Kprlngfleld hoapltal Tunnday Mra. Alice Jenklna of Kugene la re ported aa t'onvalioK'ing from a reran t operation at t local hoapltal. flay CiHiley of Cottage drove waa dlNmlKNHd Tnenday from the Hprlng fleld hoapltal. Itedueed prl-ea on all hat at Mra. Thompaon'a. The two, amall daughtera . of Mr. and Mra. fleorge Htewart had their tonalla removed laat week. W. Judson of Monroe visited with Dr. and Mra. N. W. Kmery In thla rlty Hunday. A daughter was lHrn on June IS to Mr. and Mr 1 ! nm it t'lum al their homo at Main I The llltli) gill ha bn n mi i( aUhmiii Viola. Fggltiiaiin'a bread made rlenn, wrapped rli-an. and no Id clean Mr and Mra V. II. Adrliin vMted j In Hu la-lit over tln wi-k chd. Mix. Adrian rHtmii-d Mmidii) and Mr. Adrliin drov a truck down Ttu-sduy. , a II V )Iim I nil. iliiUKll1-r. K'lylll of Marxlifii-ld. im vIkHIhk Ix-re for a few Iiivh hHIi Mr IMhhTk lirolli'-r, )r S IC it I fit IM."-I A r wux liurn on Sunday. June. I Jiiim- I.'!, lo Mr mid Mix KuhkiII Kci iiiiii nl lh- Sn liu-f i'lil x-lliil. I Dr S lt il.h I H M" 1. SpiintC field, Oregon For Hti Iiv .1 K liu-cr lit mutliiti a lot In Spi iiutflclil "ti iln- miimy nll-! of Mill f-t r--l. June- lUtlt. W. S. Knlik--rlioi ki-r. m-r I You it r ciirill.-illy 1 it v ' t ! tn atti-nlj the ) i i J du-1 u- ! Iiih-m ut tin largo lent mi '.Hi mill Mnln htreetM, In-Kin j nlng Kililny i-veiiiiiK, Jutie is, S p. m. f Kollovtlui; lire noun- of tin- miMitIm. that will In- pn-Mi-nled by nblo ftpenk- j " ers: lleiiveti H SlKiml SyMeni; The R- F- Erwln R!6-ding HI Troublta Htiront I'riiiiilNe Kver Made; Prophecy Mltr'n ! Than flie (i. -11111111 Armies;! "A year ik litMt winter I hud an Why (Jod Permitted Sin; Dlm-overlng , mini k of lfl.1 'gear Ion followed by bill New Life in the Old Hook; Divinity l.'uiMiet, ntnl coiiKtipution. Seeing, a Itrother of Mini; Tito Way Out of rhmiiln-1 Uln's Tablets no highly Uncertainty; The, Knowledge That recommended for Htomtich trouble J Count; Will Christ PerHonally lle- lunula a lotlj of them and they, tura to Thla Earth In 1920; Keeling h,-l c, m riglit away" wrltoa It. P.. the World's I'ulne; la Thla the Milieu. , Krwln. JVru, hid. If you have any! urn? Iear friend, it will puy you to J nimble with fcmr UlRevtion give iheel auenu inene itteeiiiigH. petna iree. j i.iMelH it trlnl. They will do you O. II. HhrewMbuiy and T. I.. Thumler. j iromi ppeaker. Muy Kgglmntin'a rallk bread, lie and IGc. E. M. (lalller of Dan. Ion M viHlling for a few ditya with hia niece. Mra. S. Ralph )lppil. 011 hla wuy home from a vlalt In I'ullfornlii. For Kale, hy J. K. (Jreer ut auction, a lot In Springfield on the ttunny aide of Mill Klreei. June lth. W. S. Knti k erbocker. owner. Joaeph Unit ami Henry Hart were bualnexK vlHitorn fioin Waltervlllt Monday. Mr. and Mra. ('. A. Morgan of lluy den Ilrldge trunaucted btmliu-MH In Kprlngfleld Monday. MIbhch Crace Male, Helen Coffman, Mildred Newlund, and Dorria Sikea SUMMONS Notice In hereby given to the legal voter of Hchool dlatrlrt No. 19, of f.uiie county, atate of Oregon, that th u n 11 mi I hi boo I meeting of aald dlatrbt will be held at the high achool build ing; to begin at the hour of ft o'clock p. tu. 011 the third Monday of June, l...l.. ,1... 11.1 - f A It HiR ill.- Aim us; ill JUJin, n . it.t , I ! JO. j Tlil meeting la culled for the pur-' poae of elect lug one director, for a term of three year, mid one clerk, for a terin of one year, ami the trail in Hun of InislneMH ijhiijiI at aiich ' llteetllilf. Ilaleil ihlH Till day of June, lll'.O. - a it 1. k. risen Kit. I'll, i'i man lliiaril of Director. 'ATTKST: - IIKN11Y I ItorlmH V. Walker. I'lnlntiff the unknown heir of Joseph ponor ky, deceased, alo all other peraon j right, title, ealate, Hen or Intereat In, the real eatate deacrlhod In the com plaint herein, defendant. To the unknown heir of Joaeph I'ohoraky, deceased, and alao on oth er peraon or parties unknown claim ing any right, title, eatate, lien, or intereat In the real eatate escribed 1 In the complaint nen-in, lou and each of you are hereby aummone.d and required to appear and answer I the complaint filed agalnat you ' tn j the altove entitled court and aue, ' on or before als week from the day jof the flrxt publication of thla aum-j I mona and If you fall no to appear and , annwer aald complaint for want there of the plaintiff will apply to the court; , for the relief demanded In the com-! to-wit: a decree adjudging that plain tiff la the owner in fee almple of the! following described premlaea to-wit: Commencing at a point In the cen-1 ter of County ftoad No. 9r., M links' Kaht of a point 8.4.1 chains North of the ' section corner on line between' section 2 and 3 of T. 18 S. It. i Veat of Willamette Meridian, thence ; West 10 fi9 chain tn Kant line of the . O. C. railroad right-of-way, thence ' .South 274 degree East along aald j OUR DAIRY PRODUCTS are alwaya fresh and pure. We re ceive our cream dally and have ev ery facility for keeping It in perfect .condition. We Invite a trial of our creamery butter. It la delicious. It Is the perfection of butter making skill. R ' Springfield LJ Creamery umi 1 right-of-way 2.S2 chains, thence -East! 9.71 chain to center of aald County j Road, thence North 4 degrees SO , minute West 2.25 chalna to place of; beginning, all in Lane County State ( of Oregon. And that the defendants hare not! nor have either or them any right, title or Intervat In or to said premises or. any part thereof: forever quieting the title of plaintiff In aald premises against the defendant and each of them and such other and further re-j lief as to the court may seem proper, Including a Judgment for costs and disbursement of suit. j Tbf summon la published once each week for aix Miiccessiva weeks In The Springfield News, a weekly newspaper of general circulation pub Halted in Springfield. Lane County, Oregon, by order of the Honorable O. F. Sklpworth, Judge of the said' court which order la dated June 1st, 1920, and the day of the first publi cation of this summons Is June 3rd, 1920, and the laat publication July 8, 1920. POTTER & IMMEL. Attorney for Plaintiff. Residence and Postoffice address, , Eugene, Oregon. A five pound daughter was born Mr. and Mrs. Earl Moore June 6, their home in this rlty. 1 1 iii-Date lr riot iuiiii iiifmi uit 1 nl. hi nt Inn KTIlkl.I.. Ill hi ill t Clerk June 10. nun. June 24. !!:'. S Italph IHpiiel, dentlKt. Spring-Oregon. rr PEARL OIL (KEROSENE) HEATamdLIGHT INSTANT Mf AT WHEN AND WHERE NEEDED ItANOAAO CHI COMPANY Where Cash Beats Credit I Why Pay More? Ib'il Salmon, per ran . 13c U t ans for $1.00 Corn Flakes, per pkg. .10c Our Hulk Coffee is heller than (he best. Our fill' tide coffee for 50c Our Ruby Caracol coffee for 45c is a hummer. Our Special 40c per lb., or 1! lbs. for 75c can not be beaten for (he money. Then comes our 35c lb., 3 lbs for $1.00 Gray's Cash" and Carry Grocery Springfield, Ore. - ti- ve v -Mpvtv' iu i , i e k I .f II ST1 ices: - A. VV, R. !ray, Prop. Oreen, Mgr. POUKUT Bl n.N'S Lodge. Nt 78, A. M. V., Aucieul an. Accepted Scottish Rite Un versal and Symbolic Fre- Masons meets firat ami thir Friday evening Id W. O. V hall VlaltlDK brother wei come. I.ee Clark Secretary Chas. Kingswell R. W U PIANO PLAYING Un-Musical Beginners Taught to Play Popular Music in 12 Lessons Naughty Waltz" "Carolina Sunshine" "Indiana Moon" "Hand In Iand" "Sunshine of Your Smile" "Rosary SUCH PIECES AS "Dardanella" "My Raby'a Arms" ' "Tell Me" "Patches" "Slow and Easy" 1 "Vamp" Taught to play them with pep, swing, accent, supplying, that "intaneible somethlnK" so often lacking In pianists. Learn to add notes, alter time, bass styles used f years hence, transposition, composition, Jazz and 247 other subjects. 60 students now en ro'.l. Ia'kbou hours 9 A. M, to 9 P. M. WATERMAN PIANO SCHOOL ROY J. WHITE, Manager, Eugene.Oregon 917 Willamette Street ure. fresh candies Ice Cream and Candy are good nutritious foods and everyone enjoys them. We are careful to see that ours are pure and wholesome-and you and the children can enjoy yourselves in our store. Come in often. It doesn't cost much. Phone t Summer Vacation. Tickets are now on sale TO NEWPORT (Oregon's old favorite resort) On Yaquina Hay Large Natatorium Ample Hotel accommodations and camping facilities. TILLAMOOK COUNTY BEACHES Located 100 miles due west of Portland between Neah-kah-nie Mountain and Netarts Bay. These beaches include Garibaldi Beach resorts, Neah-kah-nie, Manzanita and Bay Ocean. CRATER LAKE (Open July 1st) One of the natural wonders of the world. A lake In the heart of an extinct volcano. OTHER ATTRACTIVE OUTING PLACES Detroit (Breitenbush Hot Springs Mt. Jefferson Country) McCredie Hot Springs Josephine County Caves (Oregon's Marble Hails) - Shasta Mountain Resorts ' Columbia River Beaches Mt. Rainier National Park Yellowstone National Park ' Glacier National Park - "Oregon Outdoors" New Summer Booklet contains tenet al information on the different Oregon Resorts; Summer Excursion area; Hotel and Camp rates. Inqutre of local ifgent for further particulars. SOUTHERN PACIFIC . LINES JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent.
