The Springfield news., July 10, 1924, Page 6, Image 6

THURSDAY, JULY
Coming from Walla Walla— Mr and
Hera tram Thurston—Helen Her­
Injured In Dive—William Lightfoot
Mr»
J A Walk, »on INIIp and
was in town thia week to have three bert of Thurston was a Springfield
'daughter Barilla are expected to ar­
«(Itches taken In his head »h ere he visitor yesterday.
rive from Walla Wails. Washington
was injured July 4 diving Into the
Left for Springe— Mr. and Mrs Ar­ today to »pend a week »• •He O- <!
Mohawk r iv r .
At Newport—Mr and Mrs T. J
thur L, Roberts and >Mr. Roberts' Hush man home.
Here from J»*p*r— Mrs. Morris
Went to Mareola— F G Lewis, trav­ brother. Karl Roberta, left yesterday
H ills was In town from Jasper Mon­ Maxwell are spending a few .lavs at
O oing Io C r a la r L a k e — M r and Mrs
Newport. They will soon return to eling passenger agent for the South­ afternoon for Belknap springs to he
day.
ern l*adflc railway company went to gone for a few day». The men will Italih L- Kalliwh of Oakland, Calif
their home in Chase Harden <.
'orula passed through Bpiliigfleld thi»
Visited Mother—Fred Lemly of
Mareola ou a business trip yester­ do surveying work there.
Miss Herrick Here— Miss Gertrude
' week on their way to Crater l«ake
Portland spent the Fourth in Spring-
day.
Herrick of Port'and visited in Spring
To Submit to Operation Mrs. Lord Mr» Kalloeh was form eil Ml-« N»l
field where he Halted his mother.
fh ld over ’he Fourth as a guest of j House Progressing— Work on the of Pleasant HtU wa< taken to the lie William» of Eugene. Oregon A
Went to Lebanon—Mr. and Mrs. A. Miss Alice Mortensen.
Il W McKinnon residence in W illam­ Goshen hospital yesterday where »he W William», father of Mr« Kalloeh.
C. Wilson went to Lebanon yesterday
ette heigh!» »» going forward. The will undergo an operation In a ilA* j Is making the trip with them
Visited Aunt—Mias Dorothy Abeen
morning and will return this evening.
rafters are now up.
or so.
visited with her aunt. Mrs. Ronald
R e tu rn e d fro m Coast— John
llu»!»-
Visited from Mabie— Mr. and Mrs. Roberts during the past week
She
Here on Busineaa— E E. Hartung,
Painting Floor—The cement floor - man returned Monday from Beasido
Paris of Mabie visited Mrs. l'aris. is from Collage Grove.
of the retail department of the Booth of the engine room of the local plant
sister Mrs O. H. Jarrett and family
Kelly lumber company in Eugene was of the Mountain Stales Power com where he had been since Thursday
Here
from
Albany—
Mr'-.
Homer
over the Fourth.
In Springfield vlul’lng the local saw pany 1» receiving a roat of gray to spend the Fourth of July and
Davis and children. Bobble and Nan-,
th,» week end.
He went In company
mill
on business yesterday.
Fractured Arm—Fred Torbet, son cy, of Albany visited with rela tiv es,
paint. Il will he finished next week : with Waller llem i ev of Eugene. Mr.
o f Mr. and Mrs. J K. Torbet fractured here in Springfield over July 4.
Goinf to Springs— Mr. an I Mrs B.
land Mrs, II B. Bushman spent the
Received Shipments—The t’arholl
his arm in a fall Monday evening
A. Wa,hburne and daughter Mrs. lie!-
Fourth uear lai Grande on the lake
Visited at Bryan Home— Miss Etta
neum Wood Preserving company re­
III at Home— Mrs. D. W McKinnon Davis of near Thurston visited Mon en Martin of San Francisco. Califor­ ceived a carload of creosote from the side
has been I’-l at her home on south day at the home of Mrs. Maul T. nia. are leaving Saturday eventng tor east ihis morning, and a car of poles
Fob»* Springs. They will return by,
Third street for the past week
Traffic Finos.
,
Bryan and daughter Crystal Bryan
way of McKentle Pass, arriving in from Collage Grove.
Rented House— The Earl Parr fam
Here from Portland— George Down- Springfield about Sunday evening
Railroad Man Here—-G II Web­
N. Malarkey ot Portland paid a
Ily has rented the property owned e.', Portland representative of the j
ster. traveling frelgh1 and passenger *10 fine tor speeding In Springfield
Attending
Convention—John
F.
Ket-
by Mrs. Milton Fenwick on E street Simons Saw and Steel oempanv was!
el», local druggist, la attending the agent for the Chicago Milwaukie ami this week, as did C. H Causlin ot
between Third and Fourth.
a business vistor Wednesday at the
state convention tor men of his pro­ St Paul railroad was here this morn Minnesota, and V. C Faust J C. Mel­
tils headquarter» are in Port
Traded Property—Charles Wilts« I Booth Keelly sawmill.
fession at the Eugene chamebr of lug
on psld s fine of ,5 for peslng ihe
h as traded his Marcela property for' Here from Corvallis— Mr and Mrs. commerce rooms yesterday and to­ land.
street Intersections at a faster rate
som e land at Springfield Junction.
Jess Seavey and familv came from day.
Building Home— The Thorwald Ny- than 13 mite» per hour. Huns Olson
Back from Myrtle Point— Miss Paul­ Corvallis for the Fourth of July cele­
Stan
house 1« well underway, and is paid a ff> fine for driving with an
Left for Loa Angtlea— Dr and Mrs
in e Driscoll returned Sunday after bration. leaving again on Sunday for
improper license plate
Eugene Kester left Sunday for Los now being plastered
SDending Saturday and Sundry at their hop ranch there.
Angeles. California, where they will
Myrtle Point.
Visited Sen—Mr. Ebby of Dallas spend two weeks while the doctor
Here from Portland— Robert and visited his son. Harrison Ebby of the does some special scientific study of
Jerry VanValxah are Halting In Mountain Slates Power company this the stomach.
Springfield from Portland, having ar­ week on his way to Belknap springs
On Vacation— T C. Johtuon left
rived here Tuesday niSht. They j to spend a month.
today for Portland and Seattle where
have Jnat graduated from the North
weeks.
His
. Here from California— Mr and Mrs he will spend three
Pacific School of Dentistry.
Joe Talllferro and son of Alemeda. daughter and husband. Mr. and Mrs
Hauled Lumber— James Anderson, California, former Springfield reel R L. Lovelace of Roseburg arrived
truck driver for the Booth-Keily lum­ dents, have been visiting In Eugene last night and went on to Coburg and
ber com pan v, hauled a truck-load ot and Springfield during the past week. Albany.
lumber from the local eawmill to '
Visits Parent»—Mrs. H e in Martin
Left for Washington—Mrc O. Hoff,
Santa Clara Tuesday
of San Francisco. California, arrived who has been visiting in Springfield
Inspecting Lumber— A. Anderson, Monday night on the Shasta for a visit for ten days at the home of her
Inspector for the Nicolai Door Manu­ with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. B. A. daughter. Mrs Jivhn Tomseth. left
facturing company of Portland, was Washbume of Springfield.
Wednesday for Seattle to spend a
a visitor at the Booth Kelly sawmill
week: ahe plans to go from Seattle
Situated in Marshfield— Friends of
Tuesday, looking over a carload of
to her home In Spokane.
the Lafe Moore family will be inter
lumber
ested to know that they are pleas- ’ Portland Resident Here— Mr. and
Here from Portland— Mrs. Myrtle antly situated at Marshfield at 715
Mrs. Clarence Green. Mr. Green's mo­
Palmerton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs South Broadway They are enjoying
ther. Mrs. May Green, and his bro­
lohn Richter, was down from Port the climate o f the coast city to the ther. Howard Green all of Portland
and over the Fourth visiting her par- fullest.
•
stopped over the week end at the
mts.
To Hold Dane«— The American Le­ home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur J Lep-!
Returned from Florence— Mr. and gion post will hold a public dance I f on th lr way home from a busi­
Krs F J. Grimes and Miss Osil Gray from 9 to 12 o'clock Saturday night ness trip to Aahland They were a c -1
vent to Florence to spend the Fourth in their open air pavilion back of the companied to Portland by Mis« Jennie
>f July on the coast. The,- returned Post Office. Clayton Barber, chair­ Hoi verson of Springfield.
o Springfield Sunday evening.
man of the dance committee, promises
Miss Hallin Here— Misa Dorothy |
good
music for the event.
Went on Picnic—Mias E lsie Wed-
Hallln came Saturday evening from
Il«, Mrs. M L. Bttoy and sons Har-
Guests at Parker Home— Mr and Bridal Veil where she visited rela­
and and Wilbur Dean Buoy of Eu- Mrs. W. E. Hoidredge and daughter. tive« and friends on her way from
!«ne. and Chloe Woolley went on a Faith, of Dexter visited with Mrs. Chehalis to make her home with her
iwimming party on the soil'll fork of Hoidredge's brother John C. Parker parents at Wewtfir. While here she
h e W illamette river on July 4
and family over the Fourth. Other visited with her aunt. Mrs. Emma
guests at the Parker home were Mr». Olson and cousin. Oswald M. Olson.
Motored to Portland— Mr. and Mrs.
Holcomb of Eugene and Mrs. Ralde- Mrs. Obon accompanied her to West-1
Ichn Oliver motored to Portland yes-
baugh
and two daughters of Santa! fir. Miss Hallin will be a senior In
erday afternoon. They will also vis-
Eugene high school next year.
Clara.
t at Tillamook. They will return Sun-
lay evening.
Leaving on Trip—O. B Keeeey. I Returned from Trip—Clayton Bar­
Hugo Sandgathe, Forest Fritts and ber returned from Bend monday morn
Here for Fourth—Mr and Mrs. Glen
E. E. Morrison are leaving Saturday Ing accompanied b< his mother. Mrs.
Mtto of Coquille were her to spend
to 3pend eight days in the mountain« H. L. Barber of Bend. They came
he Fourth and the week-end at the
With four saddle Jiorses and .two by way of The Dalles. While at
lome of Mr. Ditto’s parents. Mr. and
pack horses they will go up the south Bend Mr. Barber went on a fishing
Mrs. Gecrge A. Ditto. Miss Dorothy
trip on the Fourth of July with hla
Mtto, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. • fork of the McKenzie river to Fra-
zell's crossing, on to Box Canyon ran­ parents, with his brother and wife,
Seorge Ditto, was home from Mon-
ger station, to Irma Bell lakes and Mr. and Mrs. Thad Barber of Wend-
noutb for the occasion as was their
H o n e lake and back i*d way of lltig. and Mrs. Thad Barber's parents.
laughter. Mrs. Delbert Bucknum. Mr
Horse creek to Foley springs. They Mr. and Mrs. Chris Caspers of Eu­
Sutknum and son Earl will sptnd the
expect to spend some tim e fishing. gene. Forty five fieh were caught.
«reek at the George Ditto home.
TOWN AND V IC IN ITY
10,
DELIVERING BIG STICK
IS MILL'S PROBLEM
Delivering lumber 42 feel long 1« a
problem |u*»llng F M. Oaeden, In
charge of lh«’ deliveries of lumber
naiss of Ihe Booth Kelly lumber com
pany. The slick 1« II by 14 Inches
by 43 feel, ordered through the Eu
gene office The mill crew will ex­
perience little difficulty In culling th»
slick, since >he local mill Is equipped
Io handle (hose up to 74 feel in length
llul gellin g It io Eugene 1« the pres­
ent worry.
Il Is thought probable *hal <’. K.
Grimes, driver for the company, will
take Ihe lumber over Io Eugene on
Ihe lilg (•»chard truck In Ihe wee
hours of (he morning when traffic
should he tightest.
Civic Club to Rlenlo.
The laxlle«' Civic club held Ihelr
last inoellng of the year In ihe chain
her of commerce room aai M o'clock
Tuesday evening
Mrs.
Maude T.
li t *an. irtd d a n t. presided
Plans
were made for a picnic to lie held for
the member» and Ihelr fam ilies on
Tuesday. July IS, The affair will
be a 4 o'clock dinner, and all mem
hers are a*ked to lie present and lake
a basket lunch. A program will he
given at that time The meeting was
adournad until thn second Tuesday
In October.
1 -
Open Air Dance
Every Saturday Night
Commencing July 12
Auspices Springfield Post
American Legion
Fine Big Floor
Good Orchestra
Announcement
We have purchased the stock of the Wilson
Variety Store on Main Street and many people have
asked us to continue its operations. This we decided
to do for a time and if the people of Springfield will
support a variety store we will PUT IN A FIRST
CLASS STORE FOR YOU. Our prices are always
the lowest and we can save you money. It may
take a little time to build up a complete stock but
any items you may call for will be stocked as soon
as the demand appears. Lets go! We will give
you a real store—Will you support it?
BELL
Theatre
FRIDAY-SATURDAY
“ West of the
Water Tower”
Comedy and News.
SUNDAY ONLY
Fred Thomson
•
In
“The Silent Stran-
ger
Two reel comedy—
‘‘A Good Scout."
WEDNESDAY
“ THE PURPLE HIGHW AY”
and
Last tw o episddes of
“ In the Days of B uffalo Bill
ANYW HERE
You and the family can visit Portland at surprisingly
small expense.
Take advantage o f Southern Pacific season tickets.
Sold any day; 15 days stopover privilege.
W eek-end fares arc still lower. Start Friday, Saturday,
or Sunday.
Its comfort, safety, and convenience, make Southern
Pacific service worth more to you than any other
form o f transportation.
SATURDAY ONLY
Good grade Aluminum
10
8
2
2
Qt.
Qt.
Qt.
Qt.
Dish P«n
Covered Kettle
Percolator
Rice Boiler
89c
89c
89c
89c
For fu ll ir. formation atk any Southern Pacific Agent
SoiiiMicrn Pacific
C. OI SON, Local Agent
Phone 65
1»24.
Several Surprise Specials, drop in and get yours.
HILL’S ECONOMY STORE