ENTERTAIN KENSINGTON
EGGIMANNS VISITING AT
MANY PLACES IN EAST
CLUB FRIDAY AFTERNOON
Mm a. Ralph Dtppel «"<1 Mm ***«'
Ba »ford ea .'rtalnod th e K ensington
club n t th e hom e o t Mm. Dijvpel on
F rid ay afternoon, Vivid colors w ere
carried out In th e schem e of deco
ration«, with th e house beautifully
decorated with au tu m n leaves. A two.
course luncheon w as served. wish
basket favor* as tab le d '.'oration*
Mrs. O. B. Kenaey and Mrs. Annie
Knox will be hontenaes a t the next
m eeting to be held at Mrs. K em sy a
hom e in tw o weeks. Spev'nl attests
a t th e Friday g athering w ere Mrs.
J. L. Clark. Mrs. B A. W ashburne.
Mrs. N. W. Emery. Mr«. L. E. B a*
fo ri, Mrs. Sidney W ant, and Mrs,
Dunlop who is visiting Mr. and Mrs
_
Shower to r Miss W eddle.
euppHnd by a show er bouquet of veg
.ta b le s glveu to the b rid e to-be, with
sm all gifts fn-tciied (o each veg»
1 luble. such as an »«g beater. and the
j i Ue Willi each gift was a hutuoroua
verse,
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♦.
Uovi II Neel, Mrs. Liila MacUowan,
Mrs. 8. Ralph Dippel. aud Miss Igiltle
W h llta k .r.
,
me mb« re of Ilio church M ra. J. T.
M.oifs wu* chairm an of ihs enturtalu-
Mine Elsie W eddle, bride elect, was
moni volinoli io»,
honor guest at a show er given last
V Jrnt to P o rt’an I—Ja c k Lemon,
M ayer and Mr* t'hurle» F. Kggi- evening at the hom e of Mie, l»au W,
H scsption for Pastor,
p i.tp rltle r nf Ute Boll th eatre, spent
mann. » h u lift som e tim e ago for au C rites with Mrs. C rites u n i Mrs
A reception was held tart evening Mott.lav a h i 1 tc .lav In I ’ordeud i’ll
extended trip through th e east, have Carl Olson as ho -teaso s, A two-
„ burini ss trip W hile ih .r o h« nog.»,
T h.'ec present Included, besi.h a lh~ in the Mctiv'di*i church for the new
been visiting nt Oaaian. Indian, w here course luncheon was servMg nml thi
tlatsd for " l’ho H.'s lla w k " first na-
pastor
hud
hie
wife.
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a
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Mrs
guest of honor and the hostesses:
who II will bo shown
hey have been extensively e n te rta in guest« catted and played “60tk" Miss
li<
si
L Moore, lute of K lam ath Falla,
Mrs O. B Kesiaey, Mrs John F, Ket-
noki wnnh-eMd.
I heal
ed. O ver 50 relativ es atten d ed a re i Weddle w as presented with a pastel,
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wall
a
t
for
the
new
teacher«
and
‘ cis. Mrs H arry W W hitney. Mr c
union at th e home of m ayor Kggi a gift of those present. Much fuu was
m an a's siste r at th a t place. The may
o r and hts wife v la tte j at Dv-troit.
w here they saw th e big league born»-
ball game’s and w atched the work of
Tv Cobb and Babe Ruth. They v isit
ed Mr. E ggim ann's brother, who Is
a law yer, at Ft. W ayne. Indian, and
revisited all the evld land m arks of the
; P*»™ ’ h”" lh * ““ -w
hk* b*’' ’
; “ ood. They a re now on th e ir way
! hom e via New O rleans and I allfornla,
and expect to be here before O ctober
Two new m em bers w ere welcomed
Mrs. Will W right and Mrs. H erb ert 14.
Clark O th er m em bers present w ere:
Mrs. Annie Knox Mrs. O, B. Kessey, MANY FINES PAID IN
Mrs. H enry K orf. Mrs. L aw rence L. •
CITY TRAFFIC COURT
May. Mr« H erb ert Moore. Mrs J T.
F ines for violation of traffic ordi
Moore. Mrs W C. Rebhan. Mrs. El
sa G. Sutton, and Misa Edna Sw arts. nances a re listed in the local police
court as follows:
Linn Nelson of Springfield, speed
CLARK QUITS AS RECORDER
ing on Main stre e t >5.
NEW COUNCILMEN OUT
Ellxabeth Gray of Eugene, parking
closer to fire h y d ran t than 30 feet. $2.
Lea W. Clark, who h as been acting
W illiam Mulligan. O ctober 3. >2 for
police Judge and city reco rd er since
cu ttin g com ers.
th e death of J. W . Coffin, who held
Boyd Henry. O ctober 3. $5 for speed
those positions, has resigned. His '
Ing at 7th and Main streets.
resignation, to tak e effect next week. I
John B. Adler of Yoncalla. $5 foi
was subm itted to th e candidates for :
parking in front of fire station
the office at th e com ing election, was
A. W. Spoog. O ctober 4. $2.50 for
appointed to tak e his place.
, passing a stre e t in tersectio n a t too
k. L. May and Roy C arlton a re new
: g reat a speed.
can d id ates for th e office of council
O. I. McBee. O ctober 4. $5 for cut-
man. The filing by nom inating peti
j tin g th e co m er a t 2nd and Main
tion is now closed by th e tim e lim it
| streets.
he new
-ninece a re em ployes
A. L. A lmasia. O ctober 5, $10 for
of the Booth-Kelly lum ber company.
j speeding on Main street.
,
Lyle F letch er w as fined $10 for
PARENT TEACHERS WILL
I speeding. O ctober 8. His father. R. M
MEET FRIDAY AFTERNOON Fletcher, paid the fine
I
To Celebrate Golden W edding
A special m eeting of th e P aren t
s^ T each ers association has been called 1 Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Thom pson will
fo r Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock a t 1 celeb rate th e ir golden w edding on
th e Lincoln school. The p u rro se of | Sunday, O ctober 12. They have been
th e g athering will be to consider th e , here sin ce '91. and a re know n through
resignation of Mrs. C. A. Shvarts. presi- J out Springfield and vicinity. Plans gre
i,ent of the organization, which was , being m ade for an open reception to
put In th e hands of Mrs. W. P. Tyson. j be held Sunday aftrao o n In th e W.
secretary , last week A program will O. W. hall, w here th ey will receive
also be a featu re of the occasion. It all th e ir friends, and hold open house
will be given by pupils at the Lin generally- to th e persons of Spring-
coin school.
field who wish to call.
SPECIAL PHJCE on plate wrork. Dr
N. W Emerv. d “o tlst Rutto» Bid»
THVRHDAY, OCT. W. IU-L
THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
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BELL THEATRE
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
OCT. 13, 14 & 15
Friday, Saturday Oct. 10-11
Harry Carey
IN
“Tiger Thompson”
Two Reel Comedy,
“Pat’s Patent’ ’
Sunday, Oct. 12
Hoot Gibson
IN
“Broadway or Bust”
Two reel Comedy
“Chop Suey”
COMING NEXT WEEK
COVERED WAGON
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.^potv.Ivvo av j »»»« k ta«»v
Playing at Popular Prices
A d u lts 5 0 c Children 25c
ANOTHER MAMMOTH ATTRACTION “THE SEA HAW K”
See it in Springfield
Dr. R alph S. Dippel. D entist. V itus
building, Springfield. Oregon.
'T T I
Showing
THE BOLDEST BRAVEST GENTLEMAN PIRATE THAT
EVER ROVED THE SPANISH MAIN, OR FOUGHT FOR A
MAIDENS KISS
RAFAEL
S A B A T IN I’S
Glowing Romance of a Pirate Chief-
tian's Love Adventures on the Storm
Sweep Mediterranean.
M ilton Sills
Enid Bennitt
Wallace Berry
And a cast of 3000 players
r
PO PULAR P R IC E S
Matinee 30c
Evenings 50c
Children 20c
Elaborate Musical Prologue
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A mammouth production costing
around >2,000,000.
14 »jig stars In leading roles.
3,000 players take part.
Four great galley ships and galleons
specially constructed at a • ost of
>275,000.
Costumes si>eclally made at a cost
of >185,000.
An entire Moorish village of the type
of the 16th century built.
Seven sea captains assisted In man
euvering the ships.
Seventy expert gunners In battle
scenes.
Two thousands fighting corsairs and
galley Blaves.
And a score of other points of tre
mendous Interest to make this the
most amazing speotacle and dra
matic story of love and adventure