The Springfield news., August 21, 1924, Image 1

S P R IN G F IE L D — THE
O IV O T C O TO I N T » R « * T
O F B P R IN O F IIL O A N O
T M I F A R M E R S OP T H «
W IL L A M E T T E
VALLEY
W ESTERN
T E R M IN A L O F
THE
NATRON C U T O F F
THS SPRINGFIELD NEWS
KPHINGFIELI), LANE COUNTY, OREGON^ TH lTtSIM Y , AUGUST 21, 1824
TW ENT Y -FI 11ST Y E A11
BRATTA« TRACT
m i 8E OPENED
Meeting Celled of Land Com­
pany to Elect New President
and Board of Director* and to
Decide on Future Action.
DEFENSE
L E G IO N S IG N S F IF T E E N
•
a
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“Rain Padre”
N E W M E M B E R S IN D R IV E
¡C arl
»«nsanay't
Campaign;
T u rn
Lsgionnalrss
W ln n .r
Shlngl«
of
Named to
Patriotic
M ak.
P ossibility of th» opening of the
Ilrstta ln addition a*»’ of T enth street
for the building of rssld en css 1« seen
In u m eeting c a ll'd aoon of th e Brut-
tain Land company.
An inform a.
me. ting was held thia week and
an o th er haa been called, according to
Mr» Amelia Hmlth. p resid en t of the
com pany. At lh m eeting a new praal-
d en t end board of d irector» will be
chosen. Mra Sm ith. who has been
III for aonie tim e paat. doea not feel
able to keep the r< aponslbillty of her
rm ttlo n .
For 25 ycara F»*' r Jerom e S.
T he Imul. whluh •• an hO arre tract,
Rlcard haa sen t .
daily w eather
ittity I»«’ |x>'*lbljr be divided Into lot» rep o rts to th e U rm ere n ear the
at th» w rit ••«<! n a il to the city of S anta C lara iL a lii.) U niversity.
Now the K nights of Columbus are
Hprtnfffiald. but a <1 fin lt« d ach lo n
conducting a cam paign to tr a c t a
h«« not yet b ^ n reached a» to Ju»t new observatory to r him.
w hat course will be purauod. It 1»
|rv e |. and hboii’fl develop tn ’o un ad-
tnlrablv alto for n* w hon»»** »» the HOME LAUNDRY SOLD
tow n extanda it» r«*aldantlal d istrict.
TA m c c u c c i
MAM S * members added to the organiza-
TO C R E S W E L L M A N , |o || ltlI |U(),, Ib< following names: W
I). F ritts. Paul Basford. It. L. B urnett.
The Home L aundry, which has
M R S . H U F F M A N , 20 Y E A R S
Ira liako. H erbert H enderson. N orm an
been run by Fred H ake for eom*
O L D . D IE S A T H O S P IT A L I time past, wan so'd this week to Mr. Anderson. Fred Knox. Levi Neet. Emil
Bower, Itu sse'l K -enan, Paul Movers,
House of Creswell. T he deul waa
Jack G orrle. Jam es G orrle
Ftnlth
Mrs H elen Itulh Huffm an. 20 years
, com pleted on Monday, and Mr Houae
Montjoy, H arold
Perkins.
W infred
old. wife of A J H uffm an of Alrlle,
will tak e charge of th e business and
.May, and A. W. M ltzner of O akridge.
died at tlie Goshen hosital August IS.
fixture» a week from tom orrow.
Mrs H uffm an fo rm 'rly m ade h er
T he cam paign for m em bers, w hich la
Mr Hakn Is to be em ployed by the
part of a s ta te and nation-w ide m ove­
home a t Lowell, w here her p aren ts
W estern lum ber company a t W estfir,
m ent. will be continued through the
■till reside. Ph" sa » m arried about
w here he la rem oving with his wife g
m onth of S eptem ber under a general
n y ear ag<a and ynnved w ith h e r
day o r tw o a fte r the tra n a fe r of rnan-
leadership, hu t w ithout th e team com ­
husband to Alrlle In h er last lllneea
ugem ent will tak e place. Mrs. H ake
petition.
she was brought to th e Goshen hos­
I has sig n « ! a contract to teach school
pital for treatm en t.
at Kula. H er anbool begin« th e last
She ta survived by h er hit,hand. A.
Monday In fcwptember. A ccording to
Returned
from
W a s h in g to n — M r.
J H uffm an of Alrlle. by h er fath er
Mr H ake th e laundry will p ro b ab ly ! and Mrs. John C. l*arker retu rn ed
and m other. Mr and Mrs. A. J. R en­
be conducted under th e sam e name. 1 front S eattle W ednesday night. They
fro of L0W«4l. and by five slaters and
w ore accom panied to B rem erton by
th ree brother», also of Low«!!.
th eir eon. E rro l E arl P ark er, who
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T he body was brought to the Walk
boarded his ship, th e Arizona, a t dock
e r chapel In Springfield, and funeral
IN B U S IN E S S S E S S IO N
____________________ there.
Mr. and Mrs. P a rk e r w ent
serv ices w ere conducted at th-- Ixtwell
The Ables Irrigation p roject a n d ! ,b o " rJ “ nd w , e " how" OTer «be b« ‘
scihool houae at 10:30 o'clock W ed­
tleshlp. T hey visited relativ es on
nesday m orning by ev. Randal) Scotl p’nna for s 're e t paving will be topics
of
discussion
at
the
reg
u
lar
Spring
:
tb
elr “ *>' h a c k -M re P a rk e r s sister,
of the M ethodist church. In term en t
w as In the l-owell c m e te ry . The fun­ field cham ber of com m erce m eeting Mr« Jam es P eters In C en tralia, W ash
Ou>' » ‘-'hop. her b ro th er
eral was very largely atten d ed by peo- Monday night at 8 o'elock P rec-dlng , iH« 'o a'
the m eeting a board of d irecto rs | ,n «kehällä. In P ortland they called
. pie from all over Lowell and vicinity
upon M r and Mrs. W. L. McCullough.
w here young Mra. H uffm an had been m eeting has been called for 7 o'clock
It ta thought th a t the project of
reared.
paving of Mill stre e t to th e bridge Is
to he soon, as plans a re now well
W ell-W ater Said Bad
I’aera of Well w ater a re urged by underw ay. Most of th e pro p erty own­
Dr W II Pollard, city health offlcei. ers have signed the petition for Im­
to again m ake aure th a t th e w ate. provem ent.
Mobollzation
Test In Springfield.
Surprise For M r. Montgomery.
L IV E
NEW SPAPER
IN A L IV E T O W N
MANY LIONS WILL
ROAR HERE FRIOAY
Arch Killer
O rganizations
T he A m erican le g io n m em bership
Following a com m unication iro n .,
team headed by Carl Senaeny waa an- W alter M 1’1‘rce, governor of the
nouuced as w inner over C. A. S w arU ’ »?»«« of Oregon, asking for a su itab le!
I team at th e reg u lar m eeting of th e com m em oration of N ational D efense!
I.eglon F rid ay night In the W. O. W. •»•X. S eptem ber 12, Mayor Charles F.
ball. T he Het »food p to « In favor Eggim ann haa announced a commit-
of Mr. S en aen y a team .
T h e new H " of Springfield c lt li 'n s whom h e '
men were elected to m em bership, a* ‘,BB ap to ln ted to m ake plan» for th e )
well a» two o r th ree other» who sen t ‘ t” '®1“
c - A Sw art*. representing th e
In appllcatfona a fte r th e co n test A m erican Legion, will head the com-
closed. T he Initiation will be bela « “ » •• » ' general chairm an. O ther
K e p t'" ‘her 6. with the losing team m «tnb«rs are: Mra. John F. K etela, I
stag in g the e n tertain m en t and ban- ° f the O au rh t' ra of the A niericin r
quet.
Revolution. Mra. Edith Laxton. of th e I
The Legion voted to help th e m<m- l-adl»» of the Grand Army of the
(h e r, of th e F ree M thodlal church In B«P“ hllc, Sam Richmond, of the Span-
W est Springfield In th eir un d ertak in g f"** W ar \e 'e r a n s , and M ajor M. B.
of shingling th e ir church. A num ber of H untley, of the veteran» of Foreign
m* n co ntributed th eir labor la»t eve- " “ rii
“ I am Bsked hv the governm ent to
' nlng. and th e work will be com pleted
tonight, according to Legion official«. cooperate In the m ater of a test of
It w m decided to aecure a s e t of o u r N ational Defense to be held Sep­
colors fo r the organization. Including tem ber 12 of thl« year, the sixth a n ­
an A m erican flag and a poet banner, niversary of the b attle of St. Mlhlel,"
jlce Cream and cake w ere served to ,* be G overnor'» ocm m unlcation state*.
| member« of the Legion and th e Lad- He fu rth e r urge» th a t Oregon'« part
tea' auxiliary following th eir business ,n tb ® ntelonal program be successful
to th e fullest
degree.
•uTI
meeting.
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C O M M IT T E E
H E R E N A M E D BY M A Y O R
In O fficers
Church,
DAY
"Th* P w p H i P aper"
F
Nea-ly 200 from Willamette
Valley Cities Expected to be
Present and Assist in Spring-
field Club Charter Ceremonies
N early 200 Lions and th e ir wives
from all the dens of the W illam ette
valley are expected to visit Springfield
Friday -evening, which ta c h a rte r night
for th e local club. P ortland. Salem ,
Lebanon, E ugene and C ottage Grove
j are sending big delegations which will
| provide the entertain m en t for th “ eve­
ning. A s tre e t parade will precede a
banquet a t th e W. O. W. hall a t 8
o’clock.
The Springfield den, organized a
m onth ago, is being chartered with 20
m em bers, local business men. T he
Lions club Is a business man'3 organL
Police of Hanover, Germany, be­ | zatlon, form ed to prom ote civic and
lieve Fritz Haarman has murdered
: social b etterm en t an-d loyalty to gov­
more than fifty, although he admits
but twenty-two victims lured to
ernm ent. M em bership Is by invitation
his modest residence and murdered.
and is lim ited to one man from each
Craving notoriety seems to be his
business concern.
I
only reason.
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P lates a re being laid for 175 at the
banquet and se p a ra te e n tertain m en t la
| being provided for the visiting women
L A B O R D A Y C E L E B R A T IO N
P resident' Ralph Dippel. of the Spring-
C A L L E D F O R W E N D L IN G fleid club, will preside. W. F. W alker,
A num ber of friends of Mrs. Al
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president of th e C ham b-r of Com-
M ontgomery gave a surprise party in N early 4000 Attendance is Be' n9 merce, and M. M. Peerv, will welcome
h e r honor on T uesday evening at her
Planned For by Comm ittees
the visitors to th e city in behalf of the
home, the occasion being h er b irth ­
in Charge of A ffa ir.
cham ber and citizen. T h irty m inutes of
day Mrs Vine McLean, whose b irth ­
snappy e n tertain m en t Is being pro­
day cam e on Monday, the day before, j p lan s for the big 4L Labor Day vided by each of the visiting clubs.
was a special honor guest. The party celebration to be held S eptem ber, 1 E. W. M errel. neat president of th e
waa planned by Mra. C harles F. Eggl- Bt W endling are well underw ay, w ith Eugene club, will p re s-n t th e ch arter,
m ann and Miss Mary Roberta. O ther com m i'teem en
from
Springfield, ( The c h a rte r m em bers of the local
ladl s present w ere: Mrs. B eatrice W endling and Eugene In charge of den Include the fo'low lng: W. Henry-
t a n \a lz a h . Mrs. EHa Lom bard, Mrs. the arrangem ents. A rep o rt will be A drian, C. Ivan Anderson, G. G. Rush-
t« m Richmond, Mrs. W illiam Don- made each of the groups a t an ex- man, V ice-President, S Ralph Dippel.
uldson. Mrs. May C raft. Mrs. F ran k ecutlve m eeting h e ll thta evening. A p re s id e n tju llu s Fulop. treasu rer. Wm.
B arnard. and Mra. R obert Van Val- m eeting w as held A ugust 19 In the O. Hughe«, Jo h n H enderer. O. H. J a r
xah. Ice cream and cake w ere served. E ugene office of the Booth-Kelly com- re tt. director, John F. K etela, tail
pany to d 'd d e on place and the tw ister H. E 'tn»r Maxey, W. C. Mc-
Many Enrich Treasury.
n atu re of th e event. O ver 4000 per- Lagan, J. C. McM urray, director, D.
Fin
in,», for traffic offensee were paid sons. Including m em bers and th e ir B. Murphy, Jam es A. P ointer. W. C.
as feciows this week In the court of^fam lles. a re expected to attend.
ReMian. director. J. E S tew art, di-
Ju d g e J. W. Coffin: John Stlvera, Eu-
T h ere will be a program of sports, rector, H arry M. Stew art, Lion T am er
gene, passing stre e tc a r while it was music, and several speakers, w ith a W illiam F. W alker, Flovd C. W ester-
unloading passengers, 12.50; Jam es picnic lunch served a t noon. The com- field, secretary , W. C. W right.
P arker. Iowa, cu ttin g corners. »5; O. m lttee will furnish the coffee, and t h
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G oodpasture. Eugene, speeding, »10; m em bers will ta k e b ask et lunches. ;
M ayor and W ife to V is it East.
Cecil Woolley. Eugene, speeding. »10; T here will probably be dancing In th e
An extended trip through the east
M arshall Fleld3,
speeding, - i afternoon and evening
«in
v j Corvallis,
»
C om plete and gouth is
pIanned by M ayor
!
R1Ch‘ rd8' C onrallls'
will be announced la te r by of- an„ M„ ch arJes p E sgjm ann
Ing, »10; C. E Pierce. P ortland, speed pflcals of the local. T he eslebratton nln,
„ ,,
ning S eptem ber 14. T h e y wdll go di­
Ing. »10.
Is one of many held by the organiza­ rectly to D etroit, M ichigan, via Se­
tion throughout the N orthw est.
attle and Chicago, and In D etroit via
At Family Reunion.
it Mrs. E ggim ann's father. They will
tf) Ff>rt w > yne
t<>
Dr. and Mr*. W. H. Pollard and see Mr. E ggim ann's b rother. Edwina
j children W illiam. Ruth, R obert and Eggimann. and to H untington. Indian*
jju le , atten d ed a fam ily reunion held to see hi3 sister. Mrs. G W. Sum-
|a t Jefferson on Sunday. Besides the rners. B efore retu rn in g hom e they
paases health U»ta. Two out of th e
Springfield m em bers of the fam ily will visit th e historic city of New Oi>-
th re e lestif mntle dpils week werte F A L L S F R O M T R E E A N D
.th e re w ire those from P ortland and leans. La., th e G rand Canyon of the
found to he below san itary conditions.
LAYS 2 H O URS U NFO U ND
INTRODUCING SA LLIE
T igard
A ttending w ere: Mr. ano Colorado, th e ir old home In San Die-
Due to th e low condition of th e w ater
S
a'lie
Is
a
m
odern,
p
re
tty
young
creatu
re,
with
all
the
em
otions
and
de-
Mrs.
John
Hohman of P ortland. Mr. go, California, and stop in San Fran-
th e wells l '“nd to be bad at thia tim e
Irving Crow, son-ln law of Al Illg
of the year, Dr. Pollard said. One gins of T ren t, suffered a severe In- alreu you yourself had when you w ere a t th a t glorious age th a t lies some- and Mra. J. W. MacDonald and th ree cisco to visit with Mrs. E ggim ann's
I children, Mrs. A. W. V incent and son aunt, Mrs. C. C. Goodrich. T he trip
well was condem ned on Mill e tre e t Jury t o his »fine about 11 o'clock on whern betw een sixteen and tw enty-five.
Again she la your own d aughter, or th e d au g h ter of your very b s t A rthur. Mr. and Mrs. C harles T igard, will take a m onth's time.
entne tim e ago. Some of th e w ater Sunday m orning when he fell about
Is rendered fit for drinking by boiling. 50 feet from a tree In which he was friend. In o th er words, th e re Is some one d e a r to you w ith th e sam e son, and d au g h ter G race, who is on
Returns to Minneapolis.
gal,boring nioas. lie lav two hours on w arm th of sen tim en t, th e sam e etern al struggle betw een “right and w rong," -er w ay from San F rancisco to Wel-
It ’ey college, all of Tigard. Viola
Have Birthday Party.
th e ground nt tie foot of the tree atid u n d ern eath It all. th a t In n ate d esire to "do rig h t" th a t God creates in
Mrs. E dw ard L. Coffin, m other of
Mr and Mrs. A. C. Peddlcord e n ­ before he was found by neighbor-! all our little g irls—th a t prom pting spirit called conscience to be tenderly ami 'la b e l MacDonald returned to Mrs. Alfred J. M organ, who has been
Spring.
"Id
with
the
P
ollards
for
sev-
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tertain ed with a card p arty on T u e s­ Two v erteb rae hsd been crushed am. n u rtu red and m ade stro n g by d e a n thoughts and actions or left to grow
m aking a visit of several w eeks In
eral w eeks’ visit.
day evening, celeb ratin g Mr P ddl- his left forearm broken
' >»* " t ' 1 Im perfect hi a weed.
j Springfield, re tu rn e d to .her home In
Although his low er lim bs a re now | » “» If
ev ery w h ere The eyes of the world a re upon the ultim ate out-
cord's birthday. G uests w ere Mr. snd
Minneapolis. M innesota today.
Mr.
Mr» Troy tlu lb u rt. Mr and Mrs Fred eom,pi lely paralvzed due (n th e tn- “ "» e of h er m oral code Is sh e going to w eaken her c re td of right and ,
C arson to P aint School.
and jjr« . M organ and d aughter Mil-
(lin e , Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cline. Mr. Jury to the spine, th ere a re .hopes th at ' '»nt »nd stre tc h h er philosophy of life to th a t of the girls who have a j T he contract ft - p ain tin g the gym idred. and Mrs. Donald Young of Eu-
nasium a t the Li 'coln school w as gene accom panied Mrs. Coffin as far
nnd Mrs. W aller Laxton, Mrs, W alter be will be ahle to w alk again a fte r "good ' tim e?
l.lpi s slid daughter». T helm a and W il­ from 8 o r 10 m onths tn a venr. ac | '» »his day of cig arettes, cocktails and co rsets parked at the dance, your aw arded to George Carson of Spring- as P ortland In the Morgan c ar r>ui
ma. anil Mra Hugh Jolllff anil daugh­ cording to Dr R ag en - K ester tie- n t - ] little girl Is Just w here S allle is. Sho m ust decide for herself. Your pro- ,f ield at a s p e c ie j n c d l n g of the h er stay her«« Mrs. Coffin has been
te r T he evening wns spent playing t -adlng physlclnn. It will be some toi lin g a n a s cannot roach out to h er when problem s arise*. Do not be too school board held T ues lry night In extensively entertained. Mrs. J. O.
"high 6." Light refresh m en ts were M in e before an operation will be p, r «mug and «elf-satlafled about your d au g h ter being "different" from the re s t the city hall to close the bids. Mr. Holt of E ugene en tertain ed a group
formed to rellove th e p ressu re on ! "f h er crowd. They are all S allies at h 'o r t. P erhaps SaUle’s own ex-1 C arson was the low est b ld ’cr, and of ladies last T hursday at h e r country
served by the hostess
the . I Inal cord which Is lh " direct la rleiicc. put down tru th fu lly from the pages of h er own life, will help your Wns aw arded the co n tract at »St.
hom e honoring Mrs. Coffin. A dinner
R eturned from Cal fo rn ls— Miss El­ can
of the pnralettc condition. Mr ! S allle Io pnu «e before t* c rush a headlong Into the cataclysm th a t yaw ns
was given a t the A nchorage in Eu­
Injured at Marcóla—Jesse Wycoff. gene one evening recently by Mr. and
len T o m sith and Miss Edwina P a r­ Crow Is about 22 y ears old.
today for every young girl.
w hile w orking S aturday for th e FIs
sons retu rn ed Friday from Callfronta
Trs. A. E. R oberts of E ugene w ith
cher lum ber com pany a t M arcóla, w as Mr. .n d M rs7 c o ffiñ as* h o w g u ^ t s
w here they have been vacationing and
Attends Drainage M eeting.
injured In the left arm . He was sp in | Thfl M organs w1H spend ft coup,e of
visiting friends.
Ml«s T om seth has
As n m em ber of th e hoard of di-
been al Weed. C alifornia, ami Mis«
" l e t 's g«t out here. Sallle," saldto be aw ay from the re s t of th e gang. " n * * ,lO<’k of
when » P'evtV days In P ortland.
,
r cturs on th e J 1). Cox drainage
’
, nnc„ I h n 't it. old d ear?" He squeezed my ” r
»b« * * d g e flew up. em-
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P arsons at Red Illuff Miss Tom seth
project n ear Jun ctio n City, It n Ted Billing«, as he cut In on a
went on Io lln rrlsh u rg for a short
arm nnd opening the door, wo sat
' ',lr itself in ^ h is left arm . and
Went tQ port|and_ John F K etei¡,
W ashhurne went to Junction City on Tin- orch estra was playing a divine
di vn on the back sent of his b e a u tl - ¡ ^ verin« » v,' ln -
was <»*««> t° the
stay.
went
to P ortland Sunday accom panied
, Sunday to help stak e out th e five
- ’ aciflc C hrlstinn hospital in Eugene
fox trot nnd th e saxophone was laugh- j ul (,Rr
by Mrs. K etela' parents. Mrs. K e t:b
N ew spaper Man H ere— Mr. nnd Mrs. m iles of dm lnnge ditch Io be Installed.
In stan tly he produced a flask and to h" VP th * st* ’ removed and tihe
Joined them th e re on T uesday.
Patti M cllreo of Honolulu, H awaii, The new ditch will cut out 12 miles ing like a big. fat man.
from
the pocket of th e c ar a hottie wound dressed.
-of
II..
Long
Tom
river,
and
drain
!
"Duck
out
Hie
stdo
door
before
th
at
w ere in Springfield on S atu rd ay eve
ight-
Back from Beach—Mr. and Mrs.
S «ter H ere from P ortland—Mrs.
nlng. calling on Mr. M rllree’s cousin. an a r 'a of 3100 acr 4 w est of th at bird b reak s on uh ; he’s been rnahlng and tw o glasses. ’ See, what a thought
cold ,„ hn „ n .lrirnVll , litp r ,,f Mrg A n F rank A p e P u e and son. F rank, re­
380- you all evening.” I lw.lded my head. fu! little hoy T am ," said T ed; "cold
Mr. W ashburn« owns
Mr« L ida MaeGowsn before, going on city
j W ashbitrr.e. m otored down from her turned Friday night a fte r a trip to
* We danced h u rried ly and, w ith a ginger-ale for the ladles.
to C arm el, California. They have been acre tra c t in Hint vicinity.
1
propped
my
silver-slippered
feet
home In Portland on S aturday to Cannon beach, w here they stopped at
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(purpose th e width of th e ballroom .
nmklng a tour of the coast. Mr. Me
Back from M ontana— Mr. m il Mr« and out through the door, still keep on tire little se a t of the c ar and »pend th e week-end a t the home of tbo cottage of th eir d au g h ter and son-
F ree Is a new spaper man In Hono­
h er sister. She returned to P ortland in la w , Dr. and Mrs. W. C. Foster.
Il A. Johasou and little daughter, lug tim e to the must,., a s wo crossed sighed contentedly.
lulu.
T he moon sailed full and clear fol-1 on Monday.
They also sp en t a few days la P o rt­
Dori«, retu rn ed Monday from M n n ta n a ith e porch.
H ere end th e re In lh»
land.
Left for South—It. J. W ard left when- they hml been since Ju n e 2 ..shadow* couples w ere grouped In pairs lowed bv a cortege of little clouds
Visited a t Albany—Mr. and Mrs.
T hursday on n trip Io southern O re­ T il-y visited Mrs. Jo h n so n 's parents, and they called ou t gully to us ita we th at w ero ru ffs of dusk-blend chiffon N. A. l'ow o. accom panied by Miss
Clerking In
Store— Miss
Mildred
from
the
tro
u
sseau
of
a
bride.
A
gon mid C alifornia
H e will visit In Mr and Mrs. J. M. R eeves at Great passed.
Bernice N eher, visited In Albany ov­ W ard Is em ployed as a clerk tn the
soft
breeze
played
In
the
palm
s:
It
Ted piloted me by th e arm . to hts
Ashland at the home of his aiater- Falls, M ontana, and Mr. Johnson'»
e r Sunday. They stopped a t th e hom e l 'V lnzenrlod grocery store, and will
In-lnw, Mrs. F rankie W est. Iw fore go­ m other, Mrs J. R. W hiting of H ig h -(car. which wa» parked quite a dla- even reached up to the little cloud* of John fotm hrty. son of Mrs. Rowe. (’ake th e place of Mrs. F. M. Mulligan
and
scurried
them
fa
ste
r
and
faster
ing on to MacDowell, Callfcirnl*. At wood, M ontana. On th e way home tan ce from lihe club nt th e edge of the
and also visited Mrs. P ater L a m b e rty ,1» h er absence In th e e a st for two
across th e sky.
Macl>ow«ll 4v* will v isit his slsfer and tihey stopped a t Seaside, Tacom a, and golf course.
of P ortland, who Is M in the A lbany ( month«. Mias W ard was forniezly
"Snap
out
it,"
in
terru
p
ted
Ted,
hrwther lu-law, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. S Ball- S eattle, vlrlted Mrs Johnson** a u n t.l "1 alw ays stop h ere," he an
passing me a tall glass. “T h at's fin» hospital. They returned to Springfield »mployed ta the C om m unity Cast*
•sy, and tw o nlee.oa. Mr«. E v erett Mrs. Dee K hinam an In C en tralia, nnd nou n ced ; " a good place to ta k e a
Sunday evening
» Jsto re .
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atoppesl over with relativ es in Peeco. nip, and besides. If* nice and cozy
T rep h ren «nd Mm. Field Rio*.
p tíltÍO H S 5 :
A stronom y,-Y es-A nd Ted Billings
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