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T H U R S D A Y . MARCH 20, 1034. T H H S P R IN G F IE L D NHWS T T W "— . PAGE S IX .Mb her daughter Portland wMh and TH U R S T O N NOTES friend» She was accompanied by her daughter. Mrs. Lulu Lester, and two Ted Carruthers and Mika Tennis sons, who speut Sunday here. They who are working at Lowell, spent I Sunday In Thurston. motored down from Portland F a th e r V is it» — W . C. M cLaralk en- W e n t to O akland— M r an.l M rs i George William and family who Joyed a visit from his father. R. A.JJbhn W lasenried and their sou In Visited Son— Mr. and Mrs 'law and daughter. Mr and Mrs. Jo < Hinson spent Sunday at Shedd. Ore- have spent the winter at Walt rvllle AtcLagan, of Tangent. Monday moved back to the mill last week Lemmons drove to Oakland. Oregon, gon, visiting their son and family, Mr and Mrs. Phellx Spark have H e re from Fall C reek— Mrs Wil on Sun,lap- tot calj on Mrs Kate Went to Albany—W C. McLagan moved In Parrel McQutnn house Mr liam Taylor and son James of Pall Chamberlain. I had a vacation from his work at the : Spark Is going to help build Arch Creek were In Sprtngtiold Tuesday. Teaching at Lincoln School— Mrs Mountain Stat a Power company Shougha house which they expect Visits Cousin—Ola Endicott went John P Ketels la acting as a sub ¡Plant here beginning Tuesday, ao to start building lu a few daya to Portland Friday to visit her cousin. Mrs C harll' Gray and son William stltute teacher for the fourth grade that he could make a trip to Albauy Mrs. Edna Ingeman She is expected and Lewis Arnold left for Klamath at the Lincoln school, due to the and Dallas. to return next week. Falla Monday after »ponding some I Illness of one of the t achers. She F a th ’ r Raya Vlalt—Oliver Wall r. tim e visiting friends and relatives Haa Portland Poaltion—Joe Grlskv b*S*a Monday for three dava. father of Mrs John Adams of this Here. Mrs. Arnold and baby Billy re has a position with a Portland trans Repairs at M ilk— Tw.> carpenters city, paid a short visit at (he home of tnalned here aa Mr Arnold contem fer company running trucks from Mr and Mrs Adams this week He plates moving over and making his Washougal. Washington, to Portland. om<.e Booth-Kelly sa w -l1'*'»8 frt'nl hl* hon»' ln Corvallis Frl- home h re. Mrs. Sum Carruthers enjoyed a Home From Albany— Mrs. Arthur mill. The entire offlce force don n ed 1“ ^ - » nd >•*» y**«eR*ay to go to Cape Roboerts spent tho week end m Al- ‘ “J did the spring cleaning Igoe near Marshleld. where he will | birthday dlnnar at her home Sunday bany visiting her sister. Mrs. Homer | the n'*k' *" ” U' nd,Hl • ‘•T Ith hit H er daughter Erdlne. who la taach daughter. Mrs. Clifford Herman. Ing near Lowell, and Mike Tennla. be Davis. She returned Sunday. Purchased Residence—-James E. sldaa the Immediate family, were pres W*nt to Salem— B. E Lansberry. E Stacey Tro,,er Eugene has purchased the C o m p lsttig House— W ent. First i 10c*> agent tor the Metropolitan Life la Just completing a nlnertxun house Iu M » " » « * « • residence on Mrs. Genevieve Beaman and daugh ►inaurane* company, left yesterday between Second and Third atreeta on ‘ nd F « nd W,U ,ake . ter from Coburg visited her tnothet c slon thia week. A. F Flowers, real . morning for Salem where a staff Sunday. : estate dealer, handled the transaction.' meeting of the company Is being held Mr and Mrs. Jam es Calvert an<v Threatened w ith P n e u m o n ia _J im - Others who went wer.* C. B. Kin family from Junction City »pent Sun my McPherson is ill at his home suf Naw Flag Up—A new 4L flag Is manager, from Eugene. W A. day In Thurston and attended the re I ring from bronchial lnfluensa. He flying over the Booth-Kelly sawmill Longworth. L. A Mahany, G. O. Han vival is threatened with pneumonia. - under Old Glory. The flag, which was *,ns- C. F. Smith, all of Eugene, and Aunt Maggie Barbery returned made by Mrs. Sam Richmond, was L E. Sims and D T Fulton of Rose bottle with her son, Irvin Barbery, III a t Home— I A. Valentine was 1 put up Friday. It Is white with a red °nvg. These men are all under the given time off at the Mountain States oorder, and the letters •'l.l-l.l.** In -Mlem district with Janies II Nlchol- near Santa Clara Punday after «pend ing a week with Mr. and Mrs. P. It Power plant begining Tuesday. He blue in the center. son. superintend* nt. In charge Kdmlston was taken sick Monday night. Mrs Levitt from Newberg spent Here From Texas— Mr. and Mrs N. Attended Lebanon Lodge— Mr. and Boiler Cleaned—Two men were at B. Parr arrived Saturday afternoon the week end In Thurston visiting her work Monday and Tuesday at the from Quanah Texas, to visit ttotlr Mrs. A. C. Wilson went to Lebanon son, Teddy, and attending the revival Mountain States Power company »on. N. E. Parr. Mr. Parr, who has Thursady at U o'clock In the morn Mrs. Giles Fowler from Sulalaw. ing. returning to Springfield at noon plant cleaning out a large boiler. been In the building and contracting who had been to Portland visiting Friday The Rebekah lodge phoned Injured by Limb — While going business In Texas. Is looking for a to Mrs. Wilson by longdistance, ask her daughter. Thelma, stopped off on possible location in Springfield. through the timber J. M Mails tt. of ing her to come and take her place the way back and called on relatives hers. D avis and Davis, was struck in the In the d gree team that was putting Here for Funeral— Mr. and Mrs. C. right eye by a small limb of a tree, Miss Audrey Fowl r Is vlaltlng In E. Lyon and two children of Bend, on work Thursday evening She at causing cut and bruises. Thurston Ihla week as her school It* tended the meeting of the Past Noble i Oregon, motored to Springfield Sun closed on account of measles. Ill at Hospital— Mrs. W. H. Gott d»V night to attend the funeral of Grands' club In the afternoon, an* Mr and Mrs George Wright, who the festivities of a dinner and In was rushed to the Springfield hospital Mrs. W. M. Hunter and baby. Mem are on their way from California to itiation meeting follow < 1 The Wil at 3 a. m. Tuesday, where she wil. bers of the K. S. Barger family ar Enterprise, stopp*«1 over to visit Mr» remain for a week or ten days oi r’Ted from Brownsville Sunday, and sons went to Lebanon again on Sun —> day to visit friends, the D W. Parton treatm .nt. W. H. Bradey of Calgary. Alberta. family. Canada, arrived Tuesday. Left for Portland— Mrs. Alfred J. "Morgan 1 ft Wednesday morning for Returned from Portland—Mrs. Miry Dr. 8 Ralph Dlppel. D -ntlst, Vitu» Portland where she will spend several . C. Magill returned to Spring?! Id Sat building, Springfield. Oregon. days. urday night after a month's visit tl. TO W N A N D V IC IN ITY tt »4 tl C £ 8 a Visited Aunt—Sherman Spong. of Salem, spent Sunday here visiting his aunt. Mrs. Bell Spong. of the Spong hotel. Here from Glenbrook—William Co« den and son Rpbert of Glenbrook were city visitors here Saturday even Ing. S p ecial S a ie on Heaters, Universal and .Westinghouse Electric Attended Dane»— Mr and Mrs. H C. Jackson and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Olson attended a dance at Thurston Satur day night. Irons. Glass Shades. HENDERER ELECTRIC SUPPLY Moto-ed to Albany—Mr. and Mrs N. A. Rowe motored to Albany Sat urday afternoon to visit Mrs. Rowe's son. John Lambert? and family. They returned to Srnngfleld Sunday night. Here from Oakr.dge— D. K. Mitchell came to Springfield from Olakridge Friday to visit his parents and sister. He went on to Portland for a few days befog going back to work. Here on Business— E. E. Hartung. formerly of the SprlngSeld office force ‘ of th Booth-Kelly company, no»- working in the Eugene office, was in Springfield Tuesday on busines fo the firm. Fainted in Depot— Mrs James Am brose. wife of the section forman for the Southern Pacific railroad at Lo well, had a h art attack while wait ing for the Lowell train in the Spring field depot Monday afternoon, and fainted. She was revived by a phys ician and took the train home. Ii c c k a d a to s k to g q it o n II to c a P J d is an e*xcellt<nt tre a tm e n t fo r the o rd in a ry simple- hut very troublesom e rough. It soothes the In fila ted m e m - nra In congraas Much Intereel la toe ing taken In the debate which will lie opeu IO the public. To Teoch at Pi«ao»nl H ill Marlon Hayes, formerly a teacher at Ptenpaut llill but thia y*ar at Iteedaport. will return Io Itleaaant HUI and leach In the high school nett year, according to word received by Die county school superintendent Mrs Hayes, also a teach* r. will loach In the grades at Pleasant Hill. •old Proparty — Oraca Magladry sold lota 13 and 14. block 107 W ash burns addition Io I. K. Grimes, the plumb* r, who la building*a modern To Impeach tho President house there The deal was made A mock Impeachment proceeding« through A. F. Flowers, local realty Will ba conducted next weak by the dealer. English class of the Thurston high , chn<„ , h„ , , u4. a U . kni, Br a Ralph Dlppel. DenttaL VIMa of parliamentary law and prm-eed- building. Hprlngflald. Dragon. Springtime Needs Ratlnee, plain color», good firm hotly and an ex ceptional value at CKSc to 80c the yard. Fuat colored Indian Head, 38 Inches wide, colors are green, rose and canury. the yard 55c. Heavy S h irtin g M aterial, plain, checks, stripes. An excellent m a terial fo r g irls ' school dresses, 31 Inches wide, 30c yard. C o lla r and C uff Sets In w hite linen and colored lin en. H eavily em broidered design». O rientals, etc., are very popular. C otton Volls, plain colors and fig ii ret! designs, 50c to $1.00. Dress Up The Lawn In keeping w ith the c ity Im provem ent plnn we have stocked w h ite clover seed, K e n tu cky blue grass and m ixed law n grass seeds. Seeds o f u ll kinds are carried In hulk as w ell as In packages. Also have curly Rose und Burpee seed po tatoes. A. R. Sneed Dept. Store For good SHOES come to the IY STORE Wo can save you considerable money on your SHOES as well as on your WORK CLOTHES Most Reliable Underpriced Store L E T S GET ACQUAINTED Wntch our windows on Main and 4th Sts. Springfield, Ore. branes, relieves congestio a n <1 checks the need- lessly v io le n t ¡spasms o f the bronchial tubes. Have you tried Crispettes They are the best thing yet Ask your grocer or confectioner for them BUT! Be sure, oh be sure, that they are V & W •'D O N 'T W A K E Fhl« was the night aftar be -ause |t contains no alcohol ¡opiates, o r o th e r n arcotic drugs our <r nin lining Die young Her here nnd make him happy. ./to 7 oz. 50c FLA N ER Y’S DRUG STORE Phone If, It's r**fr, ailing, i.nuriNhtnx le-allhtul Many flavor» in,«,«,- from- all good JAUS» S pringfield EGGIMANN’S Look for the Oak Leaf Manufactured by V &. W Co., 688 Olive St. S. C. W R IG H T E. J. WRIGHT W. C. WRIGHT Eugene, Oregon W right an d Son HARDWARE AND FURNITURE HOUSE FURNISHINGS AND PAINT PHONE 18 The H. T. K. W. H. D. club met at the home of Mrs. W. C. Mclargan W ednesday afternoon. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Our First Anniversary Attends Conference—Kenneth To bias left Sunday to att< nd the eonfe, J ence of the National Life Insurance . company held for the men of the con ! eern in Portland. He w ill i^turn i Saturday, it Is expected. 'x J F riday, -March the T w e n ty -firs t la the firs t A n niversary o f o u r busIneflH in Spring- field, and we ta ke thia o p p o rtu n ity o f th a n k in g o u r m any custom er» fo r the bUHlness you have given uh d u rin g o u r firs t year. We have tried to ca rry a fu ll s to c k ‘ o f f i rBt tla s s m erchandise to meet the m any need» and to re ta il the goods a t a fa ir price. O ur aim fo r the com ing year» w ill he a la rg e r volum e o f business and as sm all a p ro fit as possible. I f you are n o t already one o f o u r re g u la r custom ers we ask you Io come in and Inspect o u r stock and ask o u r prices w h ich we w ill be pleased at all tim es to quote Just a w ord about o u r F u rn itu re D epartm ent fra n k ly Friends, we are proud of our display th is spring. The store is chock fu ll o f new goods such as D ining room Tables and Chairs, Bedroom F u rn itu re , and U pholstered D avenixirts and C hairs’ also a com To Have Social— The Workers for Christ class at the Christian church w ill hold a party Friday evening In the church social hall to raise funds for the class. A number of side at traction« have been provided, to make the social like a little fair. Games will be played. plete »election o f Rugs, Linoleu m and Congoleum . We in vite you ladle» to come In at any tim e and look over th l» »lock w ith o u t feeling th a t you are under any obligations To buy. W ITH ANNA Q. NILSSON AND MILTON SILLS T h a n k you. W R IG H T AND SON 0» III» mother treated him lu a plate of A thoroughly reliable preparation which we guarantee to aatiaf.v you— or your money back TAe M E ." I Safe for Children Chispettes. Left for Work—Russell C. Olson, who has been visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Olson, and Odin J. Ol son, who has b e n making an extend, ed visit with bis mother, Mrs Emma Olson, left Friday lor their work in Bridal Veil. Brotherhood Meets— The Brothe hood of the Methodist church met Monday night In the church basement for a dinner and social time. The women of the Ladles' Aid served din ner to 30 men. The speaker for the occasion wa« John Landsbnry, dean of the school of music at the U niversity of Oregon In Eugene, who talked on b is recent trip abroad. Cherry Bark Cough Syrup Wright's parents Mr and Mrs n It. Mathews Mr an,I Mrs Vern Hansen from south ru Oregon spent Sunday night with Mrs. Hansen's mother, Mrs liar bit Finn Jones' brother and tatuili spent Sunday with him The Leavlt soul winning team, who are holding a revival here, are hat Ing a successful meeting There bave been IT additions to date. Sunday they held an all day meeting will) a basket dinner al noon. There were delegai, a from Coburg. Santa Clara and Junction City who attended. Sev eral from W altervllle are attending and to