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H APPY NE W YEAR THE SPRINGFIELD T W K N T Y -8 K C O N D Y E A R W ill) BAD CHECK S P R IN G F IE L D , L A N K C O U N T Y , O K KO O N Scouts Going Thru Tenderfoot Stage S p rin g fio ld T ro o p F ast R o u n d in g O u t in P re lim in a ry W o rk ; M r «tul Mr». K W S trobln writer W o rth lo ss Paper S tre w n by Score o f A p p lic a tio n s fo r tuin i 'l a riitmb*r of Kurt tN nt dinner S tra n g e r W ho Made H im s e lf In nt KuturJuy. ■ TI iorc who « i Joy ad th»* M em bership, " B ig " M an in C o m m u n ity ; Htm bln hospitality were Mr. und Scout muLift!-r W. P. Ty«ion anno- Loaves fo r C a lifo rn ia B efore j Mr« II. P (Mark from *H« ittie . Mr. th at a v»r •tut f ' nJ»et'#< I•f the won. Ar Mrs Prod bind#« y an unti No F u n d * D iscovered. i Bov Scout ta held Moinlay «vi ning S tru b ln n E n te rta in a t D in n e r. •vs A «? < 1W T ltV K H L A Y . DEC. 31, 1925. r/Y S T R U M P A Y S >.Uû F IN E H ard W orker FOR A S S A U L T ON O F F IC E R “Th« People'« P aper" A L IV E NEW SPAPER • N A L IV E T O W N N U M B E R 50 1 BANGE HALL F ERKIT DERIEC er CCliNCIL As uh afterm ath of too much C btlatm aa “cheer" Andrew Nyatrom, ¡235 west E s tre e t was sen ten ed In the city recorder's court Monday aft ernoon to pay a fine of $100 on a - M rs charge of Luannlt and b attery against to 1 _i o." -<-r. Beck Refused P e rm ission O perate in Stevens H a ll; License G ran te d to Read and P o ttic o rd ; B a nk W ill Sell B u ild in g to C ity . The charge, w hich waa p referred by i th e C ity of Springf.cld, grew tu t of j 1 an alU rdatlon b etw -en the defendant ■ I 1 anti N lgnt Off cer Fred H inson. Ny-i I h«- city council !eni®d a perm it strom . through bis attorney, F rank A. ¡to Mr». H. L. Beck to o p erate a daDC6 Ge Pue, p|epd gu 'lty to the charge. In the coarse r f the trial It waa re ha 1 in ’h<? Steven» building at a spe- ! d a l m eeting held last ni«9bt. Mrs. vealed th a t N yatrom »a« drunk, and • th this ground Record r R. W. Smith B, ck has operated the dance for the a»«« »sett a fine of $50, which waa ' last two years but councilmt-n do- (d a re d th at They w ere not satisfied w ithdraw n upon an objection on tech- t nlcal it rounds by th e a tto rn ey for the . with its co nduct Thia la the first ap I defer 5«. Im m ediately a fte r th e c a te plication to be made under the n e ’e waa concluded and Attorn« y De Pue dance ball ordinance. The application of John G ates and . t.ud W t the court, an o th er w arrant charging N ystrom with being drunk A. C. P« tticord to operate a dance hall In the sam e place w as allowed and disorderly was sworn 01” served N ystrom refused to plead un- although Welby Stevens, ow ner of til he could confer again with his a t - ( '^ e budding said he had made no ar- to rrey . L ater In the afternoon, N'y-1 rangem ent 10 re n t them the plac-3. strom cam e In, plead guilty to t h e ' The council was ca l«d together e»- a te r charge, and paid $150, th e sum peclally to a c t on the applications aa the new ordinance goes into effect , of both fines imposed. Jan u a ry 1. ur, of ’èugcii**, Mr ut I M ra. Kam j Tb« boyw arc p reparing for th" T en- iWfr u r i tiaughl wm , («1 dyu and Ifterfoot tc looking and ai nii- will Uik<e the I I .r H arrisburg, Mr O n c e , I i u-wt thin wc«k. It Is thought. Rtiffwnt». and M r i. Halil»» mvin» llHrola. 1 Mr. T>*iion 1» Y< ry min n oucouirajt< $ n i fU'ltl 2D(I L iK<*n<* Bryan u t S pring! old t»y th«» 1 n tcr*yrt the boyi1 a re show ing o rt Lien» . ln ibv work K ighticn <>r 20 ap f 4i< a- 3. 0 . M o.hler C iv . Dinner. nd tl<n« a n no wr n for «3!«•mb« rsh ip In hi hniidlMO, ■■Ma < I the home of Mt i th«’ »c<nit OlrganicaUoh. Th«»»? appli- 0 . Mi shier on Chi latinaa ■ cut ion« wi 11 b r bandied a s rapid ly us til retu rn for *inthl«wa par«- 111 Mt shier. Mr ar d Mrs • K w iib lt, b ut it will rirwi Hot definitely k n o w n h o w ititi- a mort- Ine. of 1er and am i. Dein Mw It !to ec*W£b*it I;y organise l’8C f.t i w n am ount io The check i I« orgia (¡riff a and laugh- id g^t tb*m through [VSt of will oh wS-t inn tie pay- l,«la ind Gladys, and aoi I, Eth- j Tend« rfo«Mt tcstw. befof’p wcrlç %1tfl (he am ount of $tei t( > « K i ctijy E ndito How- any more n be no b*rtaken -ntal firm, w ere draw n on tho Mr. and Mrs* R B Mt bier and ever, the new app l'can ta a re working Ft.M N «1 a t ■ loti bunk of Hprlngflt'ltl. cam e mid spent Misa Hobln I.PVee Mr, Wa flo <1 cam« to Springfield ih • evening Cut-ala rep o rted an <-n- diligently, according to th e scoutm as ter. »i d g etting ready for th e Tender- •a rty Inal seek. spcjit s«vi tai days loyuhle tlm- i foot test, so th at when the tim e comes w ith n real enlul« d eale r here, Opal Code, from F o rt W orth, 1 th a t they enn -be received. th«y will through whom be "bought" u farm. Mr«. Fannie C. Hoke. i not need to do any prelim inary work T exas, has plowed her Bell County then left In th e afternoon of lx -c in Mr». Fannie C. Ilokt passed away paHS first t,.B„ n |, th ought farm for four years, m aking a liv ker 34, and hen not been heard from at the Mttrcola residence cariy In Ike ing fo r six m em bers of her fam ily. The vote to deny Mrs. Beck a per th a t In th at wny they will progress Now th a t h er young brothers and LE G IO N IN S T A L L S N EW alliee, corning of In cem ber 27. 1925 Mr». much m ore rapidly when they fin al y lis te rs a re provided* fo r she is O F F IC E R S FOR YE AR mit was three to one, Moshier, May W akefield m ade a deal for the A. Hoke was 74 year» of ago 8h«- Is sur- (and McKlin voting ag ain st g ran tin g w orking her way thru B aylor Col M M cPherson farui containing 173 vivt d by h er husband. George d. H ik e do becotne recognized officially as lege, serving asr w aitress. T he Installation of officers for the j * and Cox votlng "y e< " aeree near h' re, paid a th e c k of $500 and < nt sob . J E. Iloke, both of Mer- scouts. coming year featured the m eeting of „ Bank Building R eport Made. . In discussing scoutfhg and all th at in bind lb« deal, und left for 1 .08 - o la, ,.,itl two d aughters. Mr- F u tile S pring.'eld P ost of the American L - R Clly record«r - wa» It m euna to the boy, the leqtlop, and W o rk T r a in P u t O n . A n ielm , aa he told a rep o rter, "to Duncan of I’allffirll»«, ah I Mr-... G Monday night Before th - i authorlIed to “ P 'h e proposition *,to the comm unity. Mr T y s o n stated The Southern Pacific com pany h a l Finn held a««| -0111« property be luul (hr re M o rro w o f H a c k s . O regon. i It as hi« opinion, or a t least as his an extra work train dlstr buting steel Installation could proceed, how ever.) W e d ii- ntlay liioiC lkf it-., ,tM uk re- Rev. Norm an W orkm an oonduV ed hoi»« th at the Roy Scouts of America betw een S p r la g fitid and Ja sp e r Tues- ft wa!’ necessary to elect a new ) bank building for a city hall, re p o rt c o v e d a telegram from th e Dtinvllle, ilo- <••• rvl<-> s at 2 30 T uesday fr m th e ¡ wtj| j,» t^ p , u tu r,, ,e a d rrs of th e work ed th at the directors of the bank w era day T here »us a!s© a gravel train vice-com m ander to fill the vacancy! llllnola bank on which Ibe check wan w iling to open up negotiations fo r <Tit Italian church lu Marcóla. I . ti r - IltJw done by the American Iw-glon. and a "dftche working in the ta m s I 'Aie resignation of th e form er draw n, statin g th at (h ere were no m eat was ‘n the I. O. O. F co ni-tcrv - o n e of our earlieat laaders,*' be district. The resu lt wi 1 be an im- vIce-commander, Marion Rewey, who the sale of th e building to the city ,funda In an account under th e nam e for about $7000. Councilmen said at Mineola. , aald, "In putriotlc work, was the G, A. preved roadbed betw een the two haa moved from Springfield. o f W akefield with which Io pay tb s w hether it was purchased depended It, Hut the organization has alm ost points. 1 V erne Woolley was elected to filf upon a vote autii Q. A. R. L a d ie s V is it Eugene the people, it will expired. In a ft w years a t m ost. 'I Tha dealer here who handled jh e : th e vacancy. The new officers now be discussed a t the next m eeting of Mrs. ( 'h a g '* F Bgglm ann. presi- «•111 be gone T he A m erican Legion is R estau ran t Now Moved. Itiinnacllon. IttvaH e suspicious of Mr. d en t of the Springfield circle of the are: W. P. Tyson, com m ander: V erne the council wh th e r this proposition a ir .tdy tak in g over th e G. A. R. work Th Spong and Thoaiaa re s ta u ra n t Wooley, vice-com m andtr; W. N. Goss- W akefield when he wan asked to ell- Ladles' of the G. A R . and Mrs. wi 1 be put on 'h e fcallot at the May and It seem s to m e but a few sh o rt h as been moved from the co rn er of lev. ad ju ta n t: Oswald Olson, chaplain; (p r injarjr election dorse a check for flo o d II refused Iteri Doane, tre a su re r, atten«'.«l th e 1 years, the legion will J>6 In th e po T hird and Main across th e s tre e t J- M. L arson, finance officer: and Jess the request. and bad Ibe check for program In the Eugen« arm ory Sat I sition of the G A R And if present flow aenl for collection, with inntruc- urdny afternoon at the Invitation faj. w o rld pence e s p e c ia lly th e to the Spong hotel. It will, now be M eats, sergeant a t arm s. M ajor M. B Reduced F ares On. tloua to w ire confirm ation of Ita It t b Mountain circle of Ktigeae. i pact, work out. and we have op- rated as a dining room for t h e ; H untly was the instating officer. ' A nnouncem tn w as m ade here la s t h o te l as w ell as a restau ran t. W. P Tyson, com m ander of Spring- autbentlcy. — A"“ - 1 ¡ 0o m ore veteran s of w ars of any kind,- week by John M. Scott, p a ssm g e r A b»cal rep o rter who knew th e m an fie d Post of th e A m erican Legion, Annual Meeting to be Held. '(w hich I -dneert ly hope we won’t, then announced a m eeting of the e x e c u tiv e !trafffc m anager of the S outherp P** by night aa Mr W akefield, (having F lo w e rs B loom in Yard. The annual bualnpas m «ting of the k tu-eins to me th a t It will of necessity i Although it may be- below freezing com m ittee and all officers of th e pozt j cific company, th a t low ro u n d -trlf met him In th e real esta le office wh le C hristian church w II be held Friday ih,. Boy gcout organization th a j ‘ . u » . t >1 now and then flowers still bloom wl11 m eet W ednesday evening. J a :i-1sum m er excursion fares to point* the "deal" waa atlll pending. 1 wan on evening. Jan u ary 1. At th a t'tim e of- will tak e over the work of patrto S;,rlngf pl(1 {, M eecham hag uary «, ,n John w lU g« ghop. T ilg 1 throughout the U nited S tates will b* ttitf an me cur when the man loft T lcrrs of th e 'c h u rch and Sunday inatructlon and duty throughout the Sprtngfly d last Thuraduy m orning, brought Into the New» office a bou- an im portant m eeting, as plans a n l in effect the coming season. school will be elected. A lunch will <O" V d so as a leader of boys I feel que‘ of beautiful red A nemonae th at A ccording to Mr. Scott, th e lew ered program for the en tire year will •uppoaedly on a business trip to Loa precedo the meet In k i»t 6:30. rates a re to stim ulate travel, enabling th e ' im portance of' th e work th at we »ho* » ° « Jack F ro st be d t.cu ssed a t th a t time. Angelea. many to visit far aw ay hom es o r At th a t lim e Mr W akefield told Louks Have Guest«—Mr. and Mrs. a re attem p tin g In Springfield.” Mr. friends, who would be unable to do full details of the deal, but had forgot- 50 Packages L eft Couples Are Wed. ten the natme of th e man from whom Fred Louk en tertain ed th e following ; T yson is striv in g to m ake th e scout L ess than 5o packages, m ost of them so if the special rates w ere not au * ..... The cons'tl for C hristm as din n er: Mr and Mrs organisation a homo of p atriotic en-j C harles A. Price and T helm a Ruth be "p u rch ased " the farm C hristm as gift«, rem ain undelivered thorized. W akefield were m arried Thursdav, J P. loiuk. Mr and M-s. E. L. Howe, i deavoY, aa well as a mould of gooJ Use of l'm ited tra in s, stop-overs eratio n waa to have te e n $17.300 D ectm ber 24. 1P25, at the B aptist In the Springfield post office, accord and all first c la s» prlvi eges a tta c h W akefield fu rth er stated th at he was Mr and Mrs. H. A. Howe and d a u g h -. ch a ra c te r and citizenship. ing to a statem en t by P o stm aster parsonage. Rev. Blom perform ed the buying the farm for a son In Illinois, lera. Thelm a. WIRoughby. M arjorie. | c ic t c d H am lin Tuesday. It is thought th at to these tickets. cerem ony. . L-a: be had re .e n lly sold a farm In W lntfr.d, and sHn. Norman, and Mr , |C E ON M ID D L E S IS T E R m any of these will eventually be de Illinois for $300 per acre, and th at he John N epper. h l of Creswell P R E V E N T S C L IM B T O TO P Many Marry at Christm as. livered. In S p rin g fie ld F e w Days. I had business connActlons and Inter The C hrstm aa _ ju s h was com para Mr. and Mrs. V ernon G lltsp ie of D uring th e paat week m arriage li The Covered Dish club m et Tuea- Five Eugene men fai ed la st week- esla in Portland tively short-lived, according to Mr. censes have been Issued to th e folio«»' __ ________ even’ng a t the Leland E ubanks pn<) t0 r, „ ch aummlt of th „ Mid-1 C«“ J> 34 above W ettdllng. have been A nother sta te _____________________rt-F m e n t. Was to th e ef th a t he contem plated buying a home, w here th e evening was spent ; d,e g(gU r The nl„ n _ Alfrv<1 skel> L. « ^ a ’ ^ “^ - H am lin. Packages contiued to come tng couples by the county c le rlti hon»« In Eugene for hta wlfA though playing cards. M em bers Who w ere | c P aget, W ayne Reed. Glenn Beason They a re now held here by the ill for a day% r two a fte r the holiday, and F rank St. Sure and Florence VohK . . . ---------- . . e . r . I --------- Mr. and Mrs. Wm e tte and E d T h u rsto n —clim bed w ith ness of th e ir baby, « h o is suffering then ceased. No deliveries of mail both of San Diego. C alifornia: Lou»» his Ideas on this subject were ra . th present - were Dawson. Mr. and Mrs. Farol Perkins. in 300 feet of the top, b u t w ere p re with pneumonia, according to word w ere m ade C hristm as day, except to Jensen and E sth er Jensen, both of hazy He bold th a t be had driven a from the office of a local physician. holders of lock boxes. E ugene; H obart Campbell and V3o>S c ar through from II Inols. and th at Mr. and rMs. Paul Scaiefe and Mr. vented from going h ig h er by "m ush F oster, both of Eugene; Virgil W. and Mrs Eubanks. room ” Ice which m ade the going too It was then In a Eugene garage he- Judge Bushman on Bench. $2 Fine Paid. Coats and D oris Howard, both of E » rep alred . T his statem en t could not Mr. and Mrs Paul Scaiefe and Mr. dangerous Io be risked further. These Eugene Hood and W. A. Coon of gene; Virgil S torer and Florence W’aF Steve P rlvasky of W est F ir paid a Mr. and Mrs. H enry A drian dined Ice form ations, they say, resem bled Be verified. W hen Interview ed by the rep o rter at the hom e of Mr. and Mrs. William huge m ushroom s growing up from the Gna of $2 for leaving the engine of W endllng each paid fine« of $25 each ker. both of E ugene: Raymond CL surface of the Icy snow, and t h e y ) his car running la s t T hursday even- before Mayor O. O. Bushm an S atu r Stum p and Marlon Jensen, both of E » h e w as w earing a dark gray suit, Daswon Tuesday. w ere constantly b reak in g off and ! >«g. w ith no one In the car. The fine day, for being dru n k and disorderly. gene; L ester E sth er H untington an$ black overcoat, gray felt h at H e wss C hristm as G uests— Mr. and Mrs. rolling down th e m ountain was P®1*1 lnto th e office of the city M ayor Bushm an acted In the absence i K atherine Clark, both of C ottsg» ap p aren tly 55 ot «0 years of age. and The p arty left Eu<ene S aturday recorder. - I of City R ecorder R. W. Sm ith who was !OrOTe; Leon8rd Addington. W estflf, st-omed to fit the description of a re John Clirlaman were th e C hristm as In Portland. The W endling m en were and w ilm a Savage. M arcola: Chari«.» tire d farm er. He wore an emblem guests of Mrs. W. S. G ates Mr. and -morning and camped th at night in two W endllng, and Thelro« R ut» V isits In Portland— R ussel Olson. lodged In Jail pending th eir hearing. A of the Moose lodge, and stated th at Mm, C hrism an were h ere from R eeds feet of snow at th e head of W hite Morefleld. Springfield : E rnest M»« B ranch. They left cam p a t 2 o’clock io n of Mr. Cgrl Olson, S outhern Pa- h e »Ms a Mason, thought he had no port. Lots Sold to Berg. ' Cullocb. Eugene, and Mildred S tep»- the n ex t m ornlg and arrived w ithin ( ciflc agent here, left Sunday to spend credent lata on his persons. A local realty firm, reports th è sale , «ps V eneta: Allen H untington a M In C alifornia— Mr. and Mrs. V. D. 30 fe e t of the sum m it a t 1:30 in the a few days w ith frien d a-in Portland, He also exhlbltU d a pass book la- of tw o lots, Nos. 11 and 12. block 105, Lef'a F ullerton. D exter; and to Roll’« sueil by the Aahley, Humleln bnnk of n „ |n a re spending «be holidays w ith afternoon. Much of th e sno«' en- ■ of W ashhurne addition, hy Carl F isher R. Syphera, Blachlv, and Opal Mar countered, they said, was h ard packed P ortland. He was carrying at l e a s t ; relativ es In California. M aterial Here for Bridge— The Un and frosen, and for tw o and a half ion Bridge com pany loaded bridge to E arn est B erg The lota a re Eleventh Cox, Gold son. $15 or $20 on hl« -person when last even, .»hough It Is supposed th a t he ' «•Dun" R ennie called In Springfield m iles they had to cu t stepH . In , the building m aterials In the local railroad and P streets. T he deal was com pleted Ice to proceed. S kis w ere used from wp()g Tupsday for usp Qn (he pounty th is week. • from T hureton S aturday New T ire Shop to Open. had more, Mr. "W akefield" stated his Inten • Mr. arid Mrs. Chun Lingo from To th e point w here th e ir car w as lef -L. C. Bossm an, a form er resid en l bridge a t W alterville. tion of re tu rn in g about Jan u ary 1. ledo »pent a few day s w ith Mr. Lin- to the last hard climb V-here It be p lan s Im provem ent—R. R. Meyers, of Springfield, Is busy th is week ovei* If he does, which Is though doubtful»'"gg«a m other, Mrs. Ja.m«es Laxton cam e too ley. T he re tu rn trip to the form erly of Spokane, and a still eari- hauling and se ttin g up m aterials pre Springfield M ethodist Episcopal. Mr. and rMa. F. E. Louk of Crc«wetl. c ar wrs mode quickly w ith th e skis. h»i will bo welcomed by several ier resid en t of th e Springfield dis- paratory t 0 opening a tire vulcanizing (E b b srt Memorial.) Reed and T hurston w ere the first S p rln g fltld and Eugene business en tertain ed as guests C hristm as day, trlct, arrived h e re W ednesday tn o rn -, sht)p som e tim e n ext week. Mr. Roa»> M orning worship a t 11 o’clock, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Louk, Mr. and Mrs. to clim b the -mountain la st spring, ing from Portland. Mr. M eyers, who man canje h ere from a W ashlngto» firm«. H. A. Howe, and Mr. and Mrs. E. L. and they claim the record of having theime, "T he T hird M essage In the ow ns tw o lots In the Midway neigh- (own at,Ou t tw o m onths ago, and ha» been th e t a s t to m ake the ascent th is , Exposition of John 14.’’ Special mu- borhood, Is planning to Im prove them bpen Two Pay $28 Each. Howe. for a iocatton tor t,t» ale. Mr. and Mrs. C hauncey R acquard year. » and m ake Springfield his perm anent business since th a t tim e. 'I wo persons named John Dot, and Evening w orship a t 7:30, song fest home, he said. Mr M eyers was for- snl.1 to be from W endllng, each paid cam e from R oseburg to visit his The new Industry will be locate» with several sh o rt « •« to ta ls on an ,n the d lstrlct north m other, Mrs. R acquard. C hristm as. B aptist Church. fines of $26 each In th e office of th" in th e building recently occupied a» . l L . . .K - « a e A n ^ k k l n l n n P h e lj l- * other word about Rabbi W ise C hrist Mr. and Mrs. Wllltaim R uth visited city reco rd er S aturday. Tha fine« BINe school m eets a t 10 o’clock. m as serm on; also the Popes late of Spokane, se ttlin g th ere some w arehouse by th e D anner M otor cotB- years ago a fter having lost a farm in pany. Mr. Bossm an leased th a bui A- wet«« uaeM O d by Mayor Q. O. Iliis ’J- relative« nnd friends here during th • M orning service a t 11. m essage to the world. E evenlng se r nmn In thn abeence of R. W. Smith, past week. The R uths are from- W end Ing from the ow ners, Mrs. J. W inze«» Topic: "A nchors for the New Y ear.” mon, "In W-hat M anner We May Be w estern Lane county. ling. fur eninkeness. reld. B. Y. P. U. and m en’s m eetin g a t 6:30. gin Again." , Mrs. Sadie P erk in s from M arshfield S. P. Men H ere— Mr. Clate Spreng- Gospql service a t 7:30, topic: “An Church school a t 9:45. Interm ediate V isits Pages—Mr. nnd Mrs. C harles visited relative« h ere d u rin g th e holi Inventory.” George 9anderson Passes. league a t 5 P. M. Epw orth league a t er and fam ily a re registered a t the i 8 letn of Eugene dined with Mr. and days. IT nyer service, T h u rsd ay a t 7:30. 6:30. F irst q u arterly conference, with H otel A m erican from Albany. M-'. | George Sanderson. 68 y ears rig. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. A drian were Mr». L. Kj Pago W ednesday eve New Y ear’s day the church w ill; g j , Chaney, d istric t superintend S prenger Is cm ptiyed on a Southern passed aw ay a ’ h is Camp Creek hont» C hristm as guests a t th o hom e of Mr. ning. hnve a b ask et d inner and q u arterly presiding Monday evening at 7:30 Pacific work train engaged betw een D ecem ber 26. So far as Is know, o ily and Mrs. R uth a t T hurston. Mr and h e re and Jasper, Thom as Blower, al- - one relative, F red W hitew ait, a nepto business m eeting I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Buying Supplies H ere— W. Lane Mrs. A drian reside In Portland. Ja sp e r Men In— W. F. W orel of Jas- so a Southern I’aciflc employee from ( ew, survive« th e deceased, who h ag w as In tow n W ednesday purchasing R eturn from Idaho— Alden Klotz p(* accom panied F. S. Jackson on A lbany is a t the American. I been a Camp Creek resident for tw o « Back from P ortland— Mr. an<k Mrs. supplies from a local mill for W alter nnd Mr. and Mrs Bert Snook have re- R hna|M,gg vl«lt to Springfield Wed- ' ty years. He never m arried. II. M. S tew art retu rn ed W ednesday P rice, M arcóla m erchant. turned from W eiser, Idaho, w here „osday — V isit In Portland— Mrs. Alex Hryn- i F uneral services w ere conduct«g from Portlnbd w here they hnve been they sp en t C hristm as w ith relativ es. I ____________ chuk and daughter, Anna, left Tues- th e W aiker chapel In S p rin g Her« from Yoncalla—Charie» Dan- visiting th eir d au g h ter and new Mr ‘ Klots, who Is a stu d en t a t the< N ot| V isitors Her«— Mr. and Mrs. day foT P o rt‘and. Miss H rynchuk will HeW by R ev. F red G. Jennings of th* ford visited friend s hero W ednesday grandson. T he grandson Is a little U niversity of Oregon lives at the George K endler and fam ily w ere In re tu rn Sunday evening, and the m o th -; Episcopal church. In term e n t wa* IS ’ m ore th an n m onth old. afternoon frqm Yoncalla. to m e of his aunt, Mrs. L. K. Page. ' Springfield from Notl Tuesday. er lat« r In the week. -L aurel HUI cenartery. laille