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|j Community News NOTICE t»F SHERIFF’S SALE ON EMPLOYMENT REACHES ' EXECUTION PEAK IN SEPTEMBER Notice Is hereby given that by vlr By Special tue of an execution laaued out of the Circuit Court of the Slate of Oregon Cortland. tire., Oct. «—(Special) Late September saw employment In for the County of lame on the 24th the l*actfic Northwest at Ihe season'.! ■lay of September. 192?. upon a Jodg ate of the Vnlversity of Oregon. melil rendered therein on the 23rd At a meeting of the student body l>eak. according to the 4-L monthly day of September. 192&. In favor of ihe THURSTON I at the high school last Wednesday employment letter published here. Full plaintiff Willamette Collection and the following officers took ihe oath farm work, fruit harvest and canning, . Credit Service, a corporation, and Kenneth titles from WaltervUle against Ihe defendant Lucy llualead. ¡o f office. Austin Mathews, president; and a continuance of work on many for the »urn of 9146 60, with InteiA-at « a s in Thurston last Sunday. large construction Jobs, combined with thereon at the rate of six per .en i Mrs. Marte Spires from Eugene Carl Linton, vice-president; Lyman usual fall activity of (he logging per annum from (he 23rd lav of Sept visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Tinker, secretary-treasurer; Emery camps, have brought Jobs and takers ember, 1928, and Ihe further sum of Hyland, business manager. Paul Hap Charles Hastings, last weekend. 1 to about a balance, the letter sa il 410 SO coats ami disbursements, which Miss Margaret Russell, who Is at din. athletic manager: Clifford Baxter. The 4-L sums up current conditions Judgment was enmlled and docketed In the office of the Clerk i f said Court tending Normal at Monmouth spent . reporter; Hurwin Baxter, editor. ac follows; in said countv on Ihe 23rd day of Kenneth McKentle. a star athlete Sunday with home (oiks. “Woods work In the Inland Empire September. 1928. and aald execution at the Pleasant Hill high school, en Mildresl Price, who is teaching at and other pine producing districts is to me directed comniandina me in the Vida spent Sunday with her parents tered high school Monday having in full swing, but pine sawmills have name of the State of Oregon, Io sallafv said Judgment« Interest, coals : missed the first week of school bo- here. begun the usual "tapering off." several anil disbursements. and the costa and Flossie Herrington. who is teaching cause of the death of his father. night shifts already being laid off for expenses of and upon this writ out Mary Hardin's Sunday school claas | of Ihe personal property of sn'd de at Noti. spent the week end here. Ihe fall and winter months. 1 fendant or If sufficient could not be The Junior Sunday school class elected officers last week and chose "General construction work la h.^ld- ' found, then out of ihe reol property are planning a party at Mrs. John Mildred Swift as president and Evlyn I ing up well, for as yet there has been helonring to said Defendant la la n e Phelps, secretary-treasurer. Price's for Friday evening no slackening of Jobe under way and I County. Oregon, ami being unable to I find any personal property belonging Mr. and Mrs. E. Y. Swift and daugh Professor laindles from Eugene several new projects have been start Ito said Defendant or either of them, Motored out to Thurston Tuesday ter. Mildred spent Sunday at the home ed There Is also considerable high upon which to levy, I have levied upon evening and met with those who are of Mr and Mrs. J. A l’helps. the following descnheil renl property way paving being dona. Very heavy rains accompanied by Interested in organising an orchestra •'The return to school of many whn In l.ape County. Oregon, to wit: Lot Ons l i t block two (2 D <1 Me hall fell off and on all afternoon and have been working In various Indus here. E. J. Moore county school superin evening Tuesday. The rain Is hinder I tries during the siwimier has created FarUnds Third Addition to Cottage Grove. Oregon tendent, from Eugene met with the ing apple picking considerably. Now. therefore. In Ihe.nam e of Ihe new openings.” Patrons of Thurston and Ilaris dis Stale of Oregon. In compliance with said execution, and In order to satisfy tricts Tuesday afternoon to »-xpiain DeAutrem ont W an ts Divoree said ludgtnent. Interest, costa and tils the benefit of consolidating the two GARDEN WAY burseinenla. and the costs and ex districts and building a two room penses of and upon ibis writ. I will on Charging she has become Infatuate i Saturday the 8th day of November. school house as the buildings in both Mrs. Mary Brown, Mrs. Scott Brown, with unother man ami po longer cares 1927, at Ihe hour of one o'clock in the district« are very poor. and Miss Minnie Brown of Condon. for him. Paul DeAutremont, father of afternoon of said day, a . the smith Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mathews and Oregon, visited with the Neal fam ilies west front door of the County Court fam ily from Dexter visited their Saturday. They were on their way to Roy. Ray and Hugh DeAutremont. con House, in Euoene, lame County, Ore victed Siskiyou train rob hors. has filed daughter. Mrs. Herbert W eiss, last Creswell to visit relatives. The Neal gon. offer for sale and sell for rash, suit In circuit court for divorce from nubile aurt'on. subject le redemp Sunday. and Brown fam ilies were old friends ’n his wife, Nellie, He seeks Ihe caatodv at tion aa provided by law. all of ihe Rev. Hoven from Eugene has been eastern Oregon. of their minor child. The DeAutre- right, title and Interest ot said de engaged as pastor of the Thurston Ralph Cole, who entered school in montx were married In August. IBIS, fendant Lucy Httstead. or any other chnrch. Idaho, returned here and Is a student she being his second wife. person o r persona claiming b y. The freshman reception was held through or under them, or either of of Springfield high. Three wives were granted divorce them In and to the above dem-rlbed at the high school last Friday even Daline Waite spent the week-end decrees from their husband» In cir property ing. While the students were Initiat with friends at Cottage Grove. FRANK B. TAYLOR Sheriff. cuit court Tuesday: Dora Beardon ing the freshmen, ex-high school M isses Lucille and Mariam Male, By BEULAH HRINN1CK. Deputy. students made a get away with a who teach west of Eugene were at from Thomas Beardon. Olive Dean O « 13 20-37: N 3 from Raymond Dean and Berths freexer of ice cream which caused home for the week-end. Heflin from Joseph Heflin. ranch excitement and racing to re V äristy of Blooming Potted Plants The Sunshine club will resume acti cover i t The ice cream was finally vities after the summer vacation. The At Oldham and Sebantol’s. returned with but little damage done first m eeting will be held at the home and very enjoyable evening was had of Mrs. Marvin Chase Thursdty. Octo Mr and Mrs. Harry Harbit from ber S. Coburg visited Mr and Mrs. Frank Mr. and Mrs. J. R Fish and family Campbell last Sfcwday , and Mrs. A. C. Wilson and daughter. Mildred, of Euegne spent Sunday with Specializing in Tonsils relatives at Wendling. Corraapondanta Dr. Geo. A. Simon UPPER WILLAMETTE Undergoex THURSDAY OCTOBER, «. H»27 <t * • THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS PAGE EIGHT Operation — T he little daughter of Charles Hart of Walter- Eugene Knowles of Trent, a former ville underwent a major operation at student at the Union High school No. the Pacific Christian hospital last 1. and Florence Hill, of Pengra. were evening. married in Eugene at the court house Saturday October 1 by <%unty Judge FIGHTS 18 YEJRS TO GET RID OF GAS Barnard. «- «-a Chester W heeler of Trent is attend “I had stomach trouble for 18 years ing O. A. C. this winter. Since taking Adlerlka I feel better The Dexter school opened last Mon than for years and have not been day September 26 with Ross Mathews bothered with gas."—L. A. Champion. and Miss P a n in as teachers. Even the FIRST spoonful of Adler- Mr. and Mrs. Chris Skilbert are re- ika relieves gas and oftern removes d icin g over the arrival of a little astonishing amount of old waste mat daughter born last week. ter from the system. Makes you en Mr and Mrs. C. E Curts and three joy your meals and sleep better. No children motored to Portland last matter what you have tried for your week and put their daughter Vadette stomach and bowel«. Adlerlka will sur in the Shriaers’ hospital where she prise yoa. Flanery's Drug Store. will undergo an operation in about three weeks She will likely be in the hospital a year for medical treat ment. Mr. and Mis. Curts returned heme Monday. Pleasant Hill Public school onened Mondlav October 3 with Mr. Sheridan Are your glasses giving as principal and Mrs. J. A. Phelp3 as the comfort and Satisfac primary teacher. Forty are enrolled tion they formerly did? If 25 being In the upper grades. not, your eyes should be The young folks of the Junior En examined and g l a s s e s deavor will hold a party next F.-‘day made according to the new night at 7 o’clock. perscription. Joe and John Garmire are Jan'tors for the Pleasant Hill public school Our complete exam ina tion will reveal whether this winter. Some of the farmers have b .-••n your old glasses are still suited to your eyes. Your busy hauling lime from the carload eyesight is priceless—De received last week by the county lays are dangerous. Have agricultural agent, O. 8. Fletcher. your eyes examined today. Union high school No. 1 Is holding only half-day sessions owing ty the lack of the heating plant. The fur nace is in and will be com necte, up O p to m e tr is t for use by the middle of the week. Six more students entered high sch -ol WATTS OPTICAL CO. Monday. The teachers are E. E Kil No. 14 8 Ave. West patrick. principal. Mrs. F. F. Cooper Eugene, Oregon and Douglas Cooper, a recent gradu- Over Penney’a.Store Phone 355 Eugene MASQUERADE D A N C E S A T . N IC H T October 8th CRYSTAL WATERS PARK Everybody Welcome i/a Mile of Hayden Bridge M a u s SAT Off r o k co $2.98 to $5.00 Queens $4.98 to $7.50 For Comfort, Hi and Satisfaction Queen Quality Slums are the B eat We can 11» you In any width (lint you desire. 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