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THE SPRINOWELD NEWS
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OFFICER ASKS HELP
IN CURBING DISEASES
B A P T IS T
CHURCH
2nd and C Streets
J Carlton Wetterhahn. Pastor
Bible School 10:00 Morning service
11:00. Morning Message “Not by Pow
er or by Might, but by My Spirit Saith
the Lord
B Y. P V. Service 8: SO
Evening Service 7: SO
Sermon topic, “The Second Most
N eglected Doctrine of the Faith.'
Recovering from Operation
Mrs M. B. Huntley underwent 8
major operation at the Pacific Christ-
ian hospital in Eugene Monday. She
is reported to be recovering nicely
Dr W C. Rebhan performed the op-
eration
M arriage Licenses Issued
During the pa-. I week marriage
licenses have bo. n issued by the
county clerk to the iollew lng: Wll-
liim F. McV'ee and Eleanor Riley,
: bo!h of Bugen ; George C. Tibes.
sart a n l ttu'-b Helen Hawkins, both
of Eugene Motor Route C; Peter C
Lere .Msrsh*;eM, and Agnes Corrinr
Sanders. Eugene. William M. Hunter,
and
Parmente,. both of Spring
fjeId;
Radolph Wehlfeld. Eugene:
and {-¡ara Johnson. C resw ell; and
w Hand and
j Moahby,
both of Cottage Grove.
Relative Seeks Information
Grand Jury to Meet
Information concerning a Mrs
A meeting of the Lane County grand
Goble who died in thia vicinity about I
haa
^ 1 1 ^ by Judge Skip-
ffty years ago is being sought for worth for Monday. February 18. at
by her relatves In the East. It is jg o'clock. A number of criminal
believed that Mrs. Goble was buried j
are to be taken up.
fn the old Springfield cemetery. Any- j T he )Urymen are: C. W. Mullen,
one haring any data concerning her for-man;
William Hodges. Maude
Hie Is asked to give It to Mrs. John j T Bryan. Frank Needham. D D Dtek-
K etels.
erson. W illiam Grime« and S3. F.
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Mulkey
Davenport Will “ Beard the Lions"
Gecrge Davenport, “mayor of Glen
A rre s t on Hide Charge
wood Park.” so-called, and chairman
A L. Flowers, of Eugene, was ar-
of the Loyal Legion of Loggers and rested after lie h fll attempted to
Lumbermen, will be th? speaker at collect bounty of J17 on five coyote
the Lions club luncheon Friday n oon ., hides said to » ev e been sent Into the
Tie will bring a m essage from the (state from Montana. He was bound
lumbermen to the busln;gs men.
over to the grand Jury by Ju sticj
Charles Nadvornik, violinist, and Hatold Wells. Flowers said he was
M rs. L. H. Neet. pianist, en crtain ed n tiin g for another man.
the Lions at last Friday's luncheon
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with music They were well received
From W endling-M r. and Mrs.
by the members.
Claude Downing were down from
Wendling Tuesday.
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Buys New
F e rrf- JL
Nystrom
Wendling bought a new Ford touring
REV. CHILDERS TALKS
C. A. Swarta aud Jack Oliver have car from the Anderson Motor company
Wafftna, coffee. Ice cream, home
ON BOOK OF GENESIS made candy, ham. and popcorn are leased the slaughter house belonging
thia week.
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
NEXT WEEK
Io the Byarta aud Washburns meal
Visiting Oom California— WlUlam
market, and will operate as whole Hill la visiting In (own from Boca.
sale butchers. The building is In the
California.
ML Veruon district.
Oats Supplies lie n s Goff. Huperln-
u n d en t of the McKensy fish hatchery
Reception a t Church
was In town Wednesday getting sup
To welcome new members s recep
plies.
tion will be held nt the Methodist
V isiting Father- Mrs. Ruby Kirk
church Friday evening. February IS.
Rent House
The Lem Chet wood house on 8th nl 7:80 o'clock. The church ling about Patrick Is visiting her father. Al Sen-
street near K. has been rented by Mr. 40 new members. A general mixer seney of thia city.
and Mra. W A. Mwanson. who moved and good time Is planned fur the even-
From Leeburg—Wayne Yarnell « a s
in Saturday. George Read, who form I»«
a business visitor from Leaburg Wed
erly occupied the house, moved back
nesday.
New Em ployee--Glenn llolt. form
to his own home at Olh and B.
In for Treatment -L . Anderson was
erly of Kansas, has been employed by
In
Fprtngfkld Tuesday for medical
the Swarta and Waahburne meat mar
Sent to H ospital— Mr. Barker, aged
treatment for nn Injured finger.
ket.
father of Mrs. Lee W. Putnam, was j
some of the Items of food which will
be served at the Waffle Supper given
at the M<thodlst church tomorrow
night. The "feed” Is sponsored by
the Methodist Brotherhood, the funds
front the salee going to the public
play ground gund.
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sent to the Eugene hospital Wednua ;
day, Mr, Barker has been living with
his daughtrr nt 1186 Mh street.
V* .«/WSki SSJkT
On The Screen
At Last!
WINDSO
CHAIRS
The story every member o f tho
fam ily
from 6 to 66— has read
and loved fo r years.
We have Just received a new shipment o f these Windsor
and Colonia, Chairs.
The Quality it Right
The Price it Right
with Betty Bronson
Davenports
(The Perfect "Peter P an"I
ERNEST TORRENCE
And an A ll Star Cast
In Tapestry, Velour and Mohair
Tapestry Davenport»
...
PROLOG
V J o u r D aveuporta........
Mohair
$9?.00
$140.00 and up
and MUSIC
Velour Davenport Beds
SPECIAL
$67.30
$130.00 up
NIGHTLY
Wright & Son
Special Childrens' Matinee Saturday Febraury 14
At 10:30 A. M., Children (under 14 yrs.) 10c
Bibbs Sued for 88.000
Damage in the amount of IS.000 for „
injuries are sought in a suit filed in
circuit court aganst R. A. Babb and
sen, Btlilon Babb, by Ruby Pearl .
Guard, age eight, through her guard-
ion. S. M. Guard. The damages are .
sought as the result of the child being
•truck by an automobile rdiven by the '
younger Babb November 9 on Thir
teenth avenue east at the University
of Oregon campus. Besides the dam- j
ages a 1560 medical bill and *252
hospital fees are sought. Mr. Babb
Is a hardware merchant In Eugene.
IT HAS COME
Another Bad Check Received
SELL OUT-CLOSE OH
Jergey Jubiile in May
The annual Jersey Jubilee w:ll be |
hf ld fn May this year according to s
tUcieion of the Lane County Jersey
C. Lie club w h lh met Wednsday In
Eugene. H. L. Plank of Junction City
was chosen president at the annual
p-reting. Othet officers elected w»re
Howard Dunn. Junction City, acere
ta ry ; rod
■ . t
L. D Orlgt, Eu
gen e; G. W. Platt. Thurston, and A :
V. Thompson, Eugene. T Q. Queen,
the retiring president, was chosen as ,
a representative In the Lane County
Agricultural College
GREEN MERRELL Co.’s STOCK
SELLING STARTS
FRIDAY, FEB. 13th at 10 A M
The Day! The Date! The Hour For The
Opening of the Most Important Sale
For Men in Eugene History
Frank Singletary and Dick Orr of
Oakridge were transacting business In
Springfield this week.
Ray Baker and wife of Mabie are |
visitin g this week at the home of Geo
Gar lack.
PLANT GRAFTED FRAN-
UETTE WALNUTS
Tbev w ill make you money
O~' o f the Itest blocks o f
V'-c^man Franquette In
Ft
select type, well
P’---- n. A ll other Stocks,
f,’l “tB, apple, pear, cherry
plurrt, peach, apri-
etc- Final, fru its etc
P ' * t stock a t rii.'Wt nrtcfcs.
e ’ Ht ypur wdnt list, send
oricee- 35 years In
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A ll Prices Cut and Slashed for Quick Sale
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GREEN MERRELL CO.
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( V 'l T O N NURSERY CO.
’ton,
Oregon
IT IS HERE!
WE ARE READY TO ANNOUNCE THE
SECOND TREMENDOUS BIG SALE TO
Another bad check was turned In to
the police Friday. It was made oat
for *10-95, and supposedly signed by J
Nelson, who denies having made out
the check. This is the second check
cashed on Mr. Nelson within a week.
It w as cashed at Eastman's grocery,
Mg«*-«
of
Rent Slaughter House
Brotherhood te Olve Feed
Rev. Earl Childers, new pastor at
the Christian church, began a series
of sermons on the bok of Genesis at
the services Bunday night. The ser
mon was taken from the first chapter
of the book, and next Sunday's even
ing talk will he from the third chapter.
Mr Childers was the minister at the
local church but for two years has
been In Rügen«, where he trachea In
the Eugene Bible University. He will
retain his position there, and will
continue to live In Eugene.
There will be special music at both
the morning and evening eervlaes
Sunday, with the orchentra playing In
Have Triplett
the evening. A special feature of the
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lew. foim-.rly
Sunday echo, hour will be a brass
of this city, and now of Reedsport are
quartet.
the parent« of triplets born last W?n-
nesday. They are two boys and a girl,
all very healthy. The little girl
weighed S \ pounds, and the boys
weighed 4 and 41» pounds apiece. Mr.
PLAYING
I Lee's father formerly operated a
¡second hand store in Springfield, and
Mrs, Lee was a school teacher here.
Co-op-ration In health preservation
1« asked by Or. W. H Pollard, health
officer, by report inc atty communi
cable diseases at once. The follow-
lny more common diseases which
com e under thia category, should be
reported within twentysfour hours:
nx'necttts, choneroid, chlckenpox. ery-
sipeloe. mumps, pneumonia. Infantile
paralysis, scohles. scarlet fever, septi«
pore throat, small pox. syphilis, tuber
culosis. typhoid fever and whooping
cough.
The above are mentioned under sec
tion S of the rules of the state board
of health, to be reported.
Anyone having the care of such a
patient, either a member of the house
hold. th* proprietor of a hotel or
lodging house, a nurse or physician.
Inembers of hospital staffs, heads of
schools and teachers should report
such cases, and assistance In this res
pect Is asked by Dr. Pollard.
F IR S T
Falla In M ill Pond
F A. Lelnhardt. mill foreman at the
Booth-Kelly mill, barely escaped
drowning Friday morning when he
slipped from som e log* Into the Icy
mill pond. Mr. Lelnhardt Is unable
to swim, and no one saw him fall.
His cries brought no response for
about ten minutes, because they
echoed against the Butte behind the
mill and soundd from a different di
rection.
Torvnl Nystrom. yard foreman
finall heard Lelnhardt'* cries and
helped him out. He was kept afloat
until help came by holding a broken
piece of log under one arm. Desplt*
the chilly exposure. Mr Lelnhardt re
turned to work at the mill Friday
afternoon.
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