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TOWN AND VICINITY
In from Fall Creek W, II. Larmier
To Portland Mr. and M r* W alter
of Fall Creek waa In town Friday.
Hcntt w n t to Portland Haturday.
to W. B. Mlkeael of Eugene. M r.
Sail Tract
Stops In Springfield—Jlarry Norton Eugene-Springfield Free Methodist
plans to batid two
new
Church,
Mr. and Mra. L. C. Prldmore have Mlkeael
of Hutberlln stopped In Springfield
West Springfield
sold an acre tract on mill and F street bouse* on tbe tract In the near tutor«.
Friday on bis way borne from Cor­
Lillian Gray, Paator
vallis, where he haa been taking a
Sunday School 8:46. Josephine Lea
course In the canning bualneaa at th-j
Superintendent. Classes for all.
agricultural college,
Preaching at 11. Rev. Oscar Blair,
Vlajt at Tayor Homo— Mr«. Guy of Albany will preach, and the Blair
Kadubaugb and Mra. Macon Smith Male Quartette will sing. A goto by
A Secretarial, Bookkeeping or Stenographic course In our
visited at the W. A. Taylor home Frl- ( LeVerne Pugh
Class meelng will
school will prepare you for a good position.
day. Glen Itudabaugh, a student at follow the morning service.
It's A Good School
The Rates Reasonable
the University, returned with hla mo­
Young People's Meeting at 7. Led
ther to Itoaeburg for the week-end.
by Esther Lee. This Is Young People
Our school will continue In session all thru the summer
Rally day. Come and help them In
months. Ask. for our free catalogue.
From Marcóla— Mr. and Mra. G. C.
their rally. Elaine Archenbaugh a n l
Redman of Marcóla were In town Sat-;
G rade Morse are the Captains of the
urday.
Rally.
Down from Wendling— Mra. A. P. ¡ Preaching service at 7:46. Special
A. E. Roberts, President.
Rasmussen wua in town shopping Hinging at this meeting.
Eugene, Oregon
992 Willamette St.
Phone
666
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Prayer meeting Thursday evening
Saturday.
7:30.
In from Marcóla—John Whitsett
was a Springfield visitor Saturday.
From
Oiuglaa
Gardena— Phlllln
Georg« I ’nrklns a n i
«un, linai on, wont to Albany Haturday. Haul from the Douglas Gardens wua In
town on business Saturday.
Flu* Flea- A flu« fire at tho Willow
From Thurston -W a lte r Easton and
n|isrlm«nta on aouth aecund atroci
T W, Carney of Thurston were In
Hunday ulgtit did no damage,
town Huturday.
Vlaltlng Friand*— Ham lu-nson of
For Medical Treatment -Lee Cru-
Portland la vlaltlng Mr. und Mra. Nat
gun of DexteY waa In for medical
Malo of itila city.
treatment Friday.
In from W altarvllla—Chrl* I ’nllev
R *gl*t*ra at H o t*l— W. Drr. a real-
and fam ily camo down from Walter-
dent of Oakridge registered at the
villo Haturday.
Spoil bote) Friday.
Goa* to Corvadla— Misa Margan t
Ships Feed—The Springfield Mill
Gurrte wont to Corvadla to «pond Sun­
TIRED AFTER EATING?
I mid Grain company shipped a carload
day,
Visits Brother— Carol Morrison of
TRY SIMPLE MIXTURE
• of feed to McMInvtlle Friday.
Hara from Sutherlin Ml«« Iloton
Portland visited hla brother E. E.
Jasper V ia to r H * r * — M r*. 0 . L. ' Morrison of this city Sunday and
Norton visited hor únela C K. Whoa
If you feel tired after eating,
ton over tlm woek-and, Hbe returned Wullueu who lives at Jasper vlalled Monday.
it 1 h often a sign of gas and un­
I In SprlngflHd Friday.
to hor homo In Huthorlln Monday.
digested matter In your stom­
Receives New Shipment—Tho Mode
Simple buck­
Move* to Naw Location laaac N.
Former Residents have Son— A son Millinery shop received a new ship­ ach or bowls.
Kndloott h s * moved to ith and fl , wae born last Thursday to Mr. an I ment of hats and art goods from the , thorn bark, magnesium sulph.
C. p., glycerine, etc., as mixed
«treats from bla old location on A Mr«. Kenneth Tobias of Eugene, form- east this week.
nl Adlerika, helps any case gas
atraet brtwoon 4th and lilh at root a.
, er residents of Springfield.
Sunday School Attendance Large— on stoiucah, unless due to deep-
Goat to Cottage Grove— Herbert
Creamery Buy« Eggs- T h e Spring- Two hundred twenty six people at­ seated causes. The QUICK ac­
Hearn went to Cottage drove Satur­ I field creamery In now buying and sell­ tended the Methodist Episcopal Sun­ tion will surprise you- Adlerika
day to «oil nursery «took. Mr. Hearn ing eggs. a commodity not formerly day school services last Sunday. This Is wonderful for constipation—
! handled (here.
(a from Douglas Garden*.
Is the largest attendance the church It often works in one hour and
Flanery's Drug
has ever had. A new da»» was orga-1 never grijies.
Visits Parant»— Tom Qorrle came
Sollelte for V. M. C. A. - Sherman nixed for mothers and babies. The Store.
from Portland Saturday night to vlalt | Moody. Eugene optician waa In Spring-
ría»« will meet In the League room.
hla parents, M r und Mr». C. 1. Qorrle field Friday aollcvlllng for the V M.
of Douglas Gardena.
Attend Meeting—Dr. Ralph Dipped
C. A.
and Dr. N. W. Emery attended the
Return to Sant turn Mr«. O. W.
Receives Car of Corn—Tho Spring- meeting of the Southern W illamette
lUllmlre and Mr«. Ernest W alker re- field .\tyll and Gruln (fgnpany re­
Dental society held In Eugeni Satur­
turned to tf
the Deorhorn sanitarium ceived a carload of corn Friday from
day evening. About twenty five den­
Monday after «pending tho week end the middle w rit.
tista of Eugene. Albany.
Cottoge
In town.
Grove.
Springfield
and
Junction
City
Building
Filling
Station—George
Salta Manager H are -4) W Flint,
Davenport I* now building hla new were there.
atate M ira manager Of the American
filling atatlon In Weat Springfield on
Fidelity Investment company was a
C A LL AND 8SB Dr. N. W. Emery
the Doyllng green farm.
->n ««•-■>* on nlst.- and other work. •!
tiualnota visitor here Saturday and
Handle« New Lin*— The Springfield
Sunday.
Nature has provided in its plant,
creamery I* now jobbing Woodland
W ill Move to Eugene Del Hubert*,
life many things which are bene-
cbeoae. a commodity which they have
a resident of Weat Springfield has
; ficial to man-
not formerly handled.
bought a house In Eugene and will
move (here soon.
Lettuce, Mustard, Etc., which
Rent* House- Mra. F N. Morefleld
conies
with early spring may be
has rented a house on 7th and K
Return* to U n ion — Dr. C. O, Vun
converted into the most appetiz­
street« belonging to Frank Sbarmau.
Valtah returned to hla home |n Union
ing and beneficial salads—pro­
Monday after «pending a week with She moved In Friday.
Go to Albany
With Spring
Comes a
Craving for
Salads
hla mother. Mra. A. II Van Valaah.
Down
from
Brownville— I.aura
Goee to Portland Julius Fulop. pro­ Hugh««, a resident of Brownville Is
prietor of the Farm er* Exchange «tore vlaltlng her mother, Mrs. Melinda
wi-nt to Portland on bualneaa Sunday. Beckett for a few days.
He returned home Tuesday evening.
Fractures W rist— Margaret, daugti-
I III st.Wosnw—W. A. McBee, of Ibn of Tom Swart», fractured her wrist
Springfield Iteally company waa taken last Thursday while playing in the
til Sunday night.
He la Improving school gymnasium.
now, however.
Cedar Shipment h *r*— A carload of
Haa Baby
Daughter— Mr«.
Roy Cypress cedar waa received thia week
llliike of Eugene la the mother of a by the Springfield lumber company
linbv daughter,* Phyllis Jsn^ born from the Coos Bay district. The lum
February 21. Mra. Blake la the daugh­ her will be kiln dried here and shipped
ter of Mr«. G. W. Illllm lre of thia city east.
and baa many friends here.
Sends Lumber to Oakridge— A car­
Visits Parents For Week-End—Mlaa
load of lumber from the Booth-Kelly
Relihan visited her parents. Dr. and
mill to F. M Stockton at Oakridge
Mr«. W C. Rebhnn over tho week end
which will be used In the conatrvctlon
Mlaa llehhan la attending the Salem
of n house there.
high school.
Return* from California— Peter J.
Polanuk returned Friday from Orland,
California, where he spent a few days
on hualnene.
Mr> Ihdanuk passed
through Dunsmuir Immediately after
the Pickwick atagH accident there
Returns from New York— Ed Howe several days ago, and witnessed the
of W altervllle returned Sunday from overturned car.
New York where he waa called by the
Dr. Kerpti B. fttppei. DenttsL Vitus
fatal Illness of hla father. Mr. Howe
la superintendent of the power plant building, Springfield, Oregon.
Visits Parent«- Mr. and Mr«. Frank
Smith and dnughler Marjorie of
Pleasant H ill were I - town Monday to
visit Mr«. Smith's paronta, Mr. and
Mra, J. W. Markham.
How Much Do
You Spend for
Groceries?
The chances are, if we
were to ask you what you
]ttdd for groceries a few
months back, you would
not be able to tell us.
Yet, If Income and outgo
are to be kept in the cor­
rect proportion, a record
should be kept so as to
see If your expenses are
growing greater
Use a
First National Checking
Account to give you this
record.
Has Baby Boy— Mr. nnd Mrs. W . t).
Morgan of Wendllng nre the parents
of n baby boy horn Fr-hrunry 20. The
baby, which iwel^lied nine pound«,
waa born at the home of Mra. Harbot
on A street. Both the mother and
bnby are doing well.
Mrs. Morgan
wna Mnry Ellen Moon before her mar­
riage.
BPBC1AI, PR»CH on plate work. Dr.
N W. Emory, dentist. 8utton Bldg
PLANT GRAFTED FRAN­
QUETTE WALNUTS
They will make you money
One of the best blocks of
Vrooman Franquette In
State, select type, well
grown. All other stocks,
filberts, apple, pear, cherry,
prune, plum, peach, apri-
cotB, etc- Small fruits etc
Right stock at right prices.
Submit your want list, send
for prices- 35 years In
buslenss.
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W e Can Train You
Eugene Business College
THE LATEST MODES
IN NEW
Spring Millinery
ARE HERE
The Mode
H E M S T ITC H IN G
STAM PED GOODS
DREfiSMIAKING
For Juicy Steaks
Tender Chops and Choice
Meats of aN Kinds
Holverson Bros, Props.
EVERY CAN OF EG-
G IM ANN'S ICE CREAM
viding the dressing is made with;
Squibb’» Olive Oil
is rigidly inspected before it is
allowed to go ouL The cover
must be on tight, the tub must
be solidly packed with Ice and
firmness for a long time. Those
giving dinner parties or hold­
ing other functions can order
HcKiniann's
ice cream
well
ahead with a surety that it w ill
be in perfect condition when it
is needed.
It is sweet, pure and delicate
and will impart to any salad a.
rare nutty flavor.
It’s best for cooking and medi­
cinal purposes, too.
Price 50-85-$!.50 •
EGGIMANN’S
41 Years
Of Helpful Service
The First
National Bank
OF EUGENE
•Isos 1SS3
nt Waltervllle.
Making Feed—The Hprlnfleld Mill
and Grain compnny Is making a new
variety of little chicken feed by grind­
ing Manchurian corn. The corn ot
the middle weat fulled to mature thin
year, making It loo «oft for thia pur­
pose. ao the Japanese corn, which la
flinty, feeeinbllng popcorn, la being
used.
P A G E THREW *
T H E S P R IN G F IE L D N E W S
T H U R S D A Y , F E B R U A R Y 2«, 1925
tkrough the
SOUTHLAND
to the
EAST
Z 8 The Easiest Flowers
To Grow-fwafe? (bmutus
M O S T OF O U R .
VERY home, whether mansion or cottage can
STA N D A R D S IZ E
FLOWCRPACKETS
profit by plantings of “old-fashioned annuals.
Many of them are fragrant—others with long
They . provide gor-
stems suitable for cu itting.
t—
geous color ...
in the , yard
- r d from early summer to
frost. Sunshine, moisture and a soil good enough
for grass are all that’s necessary.
A F E W A T 1O 4
You will be surprised at the big garden assort­
NO BETTER SEEDS
m ent you can select, for a little money, from the
A T A N Y P R IC E
Northrup, King Co. Seed Box at local dealers.
A T LOCAL.
T hese seeds are as good as money can buy.
E
Try some or oil of these:- Sweet Peas, Aster», Cosmos,
Zinnia», Marigold*, Petunia», Nasturtiums, Phlox, S w eet
William, Bachelor Button*, Poppy, Stock», Gypaophtla, etc.
DEALERS
N orthrup . K ing &C o ’ s
By T rain and Ship
to New York
Go this way—it costs
but little more
S h u ts route to C alifornia— (four fine
tra in s d a lly ) — thence scenic Sunset
route to New Orleans.
Excellent meals In the Southern Pacific
dining car.
Connection at New Orleans w ith pala­
tial steamers for New Y o rk —meals and
berth included In the one fare.
Stopovers en route; sea the M ardt Ora*
at N ew Orleans.
Ask about Carrlso Gorge route from San
D ie g o - ApacheTrall detour o f Arisons,
For further information, ask
Southe
Carl Olson
Fon« 65
CARLTON NURSERY CO.
C a r lto n ,O r e g o n
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