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e,nd arm. but aa th» nwu hlnery had | Teddy Leavett w a. In town Mon
1 P**>
not yet gathered momentum It was gin revival meeting»
stopped. and the injury l<»» aerlouc
Returned to Shanno»»—R K Yoder
stopped Over Sunday - Mr. amt
Mr«. C .B. Bicknell who moved from returned to Shannon Friday morning,
Eugene io Donna on Monday, »topped after spending Thank «giving with
Mr». Yoder'» parents. Mr. and Mr».
over Sunday in Sipringfield
W M. Grets« Mr». Yoder and daugh
Left tor Florence — Mr. and Mr*. ter Martha will remain with the
Floyd Thompson left Monday for Oreena for a w ee kor inn «lay».
Florence after spending Thanksgiving
Pol tarda Hava Gussts— Dr
and
with Mr and Mrs L. K Thomp*on|
Mr». W H Pollard had at dinner
H ere from Mabel -Mr. and Mr*. H gueats for Thanksgiving dinner Rev
McFarland of Mabel vlvlte^ with Mr» two so n s .. Lawrence aatd Raymond
McFarland's parent». Mr. and Mr». Yarnea and two «on». Ia»wrenew and
Raymond Yarnea and daughter. De
Jim Morelock. on Sunday
Laurie* Yarnee.
Returned to Idaho—Ben Vannetter,
who spent a week here with his »la­
Return from Mount Hood—Mr an«
ter. Mr». Kate Bidwell. returned Sun­ Mr». W. H. Adrian return«»! to
day to hi« home In Cnugnwait, Mon- Springfield Mogulay afternoon after
spending Thanksgiving near Mount
sana.
Hood a« the gueats of Mr and Mrs
W heatons E n te r ta in — M rs
Maud
Ralph Kadderlv of Portland
The
and Herbert Vincent of Eugene. were
Adrians also stopped In Portland on
dinner suosie of Mr and Mr. Clarke
their wav home.
E. Whentou tyt Thanksgiving day
Had Family G athering— Mr ami
Mr». X A. Howe entertained with w
family dinner on Thanksgiving Tho«e
present were Mrs. H ow«» three sons
and their famllle» from out of town;
Mr and Mrs. Johu Lumbgrty and
daughter Charlotte from Albany.
Mr and Mis Pete Ixm berty and An­
nette Curl from Portland, and Nicho­
las l.aiuberty also of l*ortland. Johu
and family returned to their home
on Thursday evnnlng. the other» left
Springfield ou Friday
A Good T hin g — D O N 'T
M IS S
Buy Something
for the Car
for Xmas
IT
Send your name and address plainly
written together with S eenta (and thl»
slip l to Chamberlain Medicine Co.
Dee Molnee. Iowa, aud receive In re­
turn a trial package contalntug Cham­
berlain's Cough Remedy for coughs,
cold a croup, bronchial, "flu" sn«f
whooping coughs, and tickling throat;
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tah
lets for stomach troubles. Indigestion,
gassy pains that crowd the heart, bil­
iousness and constipation; Chamber-
lain'» Salve, needed in every family
for burn» scalds, wound», piles, and
•kin affections; these valued family
medicines for only 5 cents. Don't
mis» it.
Home fo n t Canada — X. J Ward re­
Underwent Operation — Mrs R. C.
Park of W olterville underwent a ma­ turned Sunday night from a three
jor operation at the Mercy hospital in ,month's sojourn In Canada At pre­
sent he Is visitin g h is brother. R. J
Eugenie ou Saturday.
Ward and fam ily. He experts to go
Stopped to See Father—F. C. Beck­ on to the Booth Kelly lumber camps
ett. employed at the V,nion depot. Port­ at Wendling to work.
N O T IC E
OF
EXECUTORS
SA LE
land. Oregon, stopped off In Spring-
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Gave Short A ddress A five mlnnte
field on his return from southern Cal­
ifornia to visit hi» father. B. B. Beck- talk on the spirit of cooperation be­
Notice Is hereby giveu that by vir
tween employer and employe was tue of an order of the County Court
to O’eg on where it rains.
made by D W. Crites, head saw filer of the State of Oregon, for the Coun'y
H e re from M apleton— M r and Mrs. at the Booth Kelly sawmill at a m eet­ of Lane, duly made and entered of
Otto Rice and family arrived Mon ing Monday n ig h t The meeting was record In the »aid court on the 25th
day from Mapleton, and has rented an informal one held at the m ill by day of November, 1923. In the matter
the McCullough residence on Broad­ time Mr Crites is an employe mem­ jot the estate of Entity M. Baker, de­
ceased. directing m e as executor ot
way street
Mrs Rice w ill remain ber of the 4L board o f director».
said estate to sell all the real prop
here for some time.
Goes to Washinpton — A- C. Dix­ . erty belonging to said estate, towlt;
All of the lota numbered five and
Visited Emery»—BerL Win and Em­ on. manager of the Booth-Kelly Lum­
aix in the block numbered seventy-
ber
company
has
left
for
Wushing-
mett Purdy »pent Friday with Dr. ana
nine In Washburne's sub-division of
Mrs X W Emery
while on their tcgi D C.. where he will attend the the Springfield Investment and Pou-er
way from Montana to Oakridge. lumbermen's conference with Secre­ Company's Addition to Springfield.
They were old neighbors of the Em­ tary of Commerce Hoover on stand- Lane County. Oregon
ardiztion of lumber manufacture. Mr.
NOW THEREFORE, 1 will on and
ery» in South Dakota.
Dixon will represent the W est Coast after the 29th day of December. 1923,
P. E. O. to Meet__ -The Springfield Lumbermen'» association. W hile away at the office of Frank A DePue. at
members of the P. E. O. sisterhood Mr. Dixon will visit the Booth Kelly torney for the estate In Springfield,
w ill meet with the chapter in Eu agencies in Xew York. Chicago. Min­ .Oregon, offer for sale and sell at pri-
j vate sale for cash In hand or upon
gene next Monday evanlng at the neapolis and other cities.
. the best tempt obiainatxle. all the
home of Miss Lulu Howe.
Injured at Mill— Ernest Stuer. an ' right and title and Interest and e«tate
that the said Emily M Baker, deceas
Spent Sunday w ith Rowes— M r. and tnxploye of the Booth-Kelly «awmlll, led. had at the time of her death. In
Mrs Charles Rivett. who have been injured his arm Monday morning and to hereinbefore described real
visiting their daughter. M rs Percy when the machinery of the lath mill property.
Doted this 28th day of November.
Tyson, »pent Sunday at the X. A. was set in motion while he ««as mak­
ing some repairs. He caught his hand 1923.
Rowe home
CHAl’XCY MEACHEM
Executor for the estate of Emily M.
We have a complete line of automobile
accessories at prices that can’t beb cat.
S. A M. SPOT LIGHTS
BOYCE MOTOMETERS
TRICO AUTOMATIC SWIPES
BAR CAPS
BROWNIE AUTOMATIC SWIPES
VULCANIZERS
HAND SWIPES
REAR SIGHT MIRRORS
KAYBEE SPOTLIGHT
KLAXON HORNS
LEATHER PUTTEES
Don’t forget that we install Stromberg
Carburators and Bosch Ignition Systems
on free trial
Springfield Garage
B aker, deceased
of all
kinds
di»
Dr 8. Ralph Dlppel. Dentlet. Vitus
„» building. Hprlngfl.W, Oregon,
Frank A. DePue, Attoroney foro the
estate.
X29- D 13 20 27
Authorized Ford and Chevrolet Service
Dr 8 . Ralph Dlpple. Dentist. Vitus
Building. Springfield. Oregon.
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