TIIV IlH hA Y MAY 31. 1U3K.
IN EAST PIER
OREGON STATE NEWS | CEMENT
OF NEW BRIDGE TO BE
OF GENERAL INTEREST
POURED THIS FRIDAY
PAGE FIVE
TH E SPRINGFIELD NEWS
TOWN AND VICINITY
Henry'Korf of Sisters were here with Kranklln of Jasper » » • » «usine««
i visitor here today.
friends Wednesday.
Albany Folk Visit— Mr. and Mrs.
Bushmans Have Guests— Mias < Ha­ William Imrllng ami daughter, of Al­
ste Burlingame of Astoria was a house
llulf of the cement for the number
Creswell People Hara— Mrs. Leod guest of Mr and Mrs John Bushman bany, former residents of thia city,
Louks In Creswell— Mr. and Mrs.
one
pier
of
the
bridge
under
construc­
Jennett
and daughter of Creswell In Eugene this week. She is a sister were visitors here Memorial day. M r.
Fred Look went to Creswell Sunday
Brief Resume of Happenings of
Darling was manager of the Moun­
tion here will be poured Friday morn­ to visit with his parents.
were visitors here Tuesday.
of Mrs Bushman.
tain State Power company office while
the Week Collected for
ing, It wa« announced today by O.
Goes to Portland—Roy Smith went
R e turns to P o rtla n d —- M rs. ffoy residing here.
Spend Week end at Beech— Mr and
Lindstrom, of the Portland contracting
Our Readers.
' firm who Is In personal supervision Mrs C McPherson spent the last to Portland Tuesday for a few days White returned to her home In Port­
business trip.
week-end Ut N ew po rt.
land Monday after spending several
| of the Job.
I
MeM weather «ml « him« crowd
With iwork going full blast and a
days here visiting with her parents,
Rtbhana
Have
Visitors—Dr.
and
Visit In Belem—Mr. and Mrs Ray
Kre«t<:«l til« annual strawberry iB ittb ' largo crew of men busy, much pro-
Mr and Mrs. W. H. laiinbert.
Raker
of Wendling and Mr. und Mrs. Mrs. A. L. Wlndon and children of
I gross has been made since the con
val hebl In Roseburg last week.
Henry Adrian spent Sunday at Salem , Seattle are visitors at the home of
Chiropractic and
Tacoma People Here— Mr and Sirs.
Dr. and Mrs W. C. Rebhan this week.
Haines* loth annual staiupiile In the tractors broke the first soil here a
Eleetra-Therapy
Kenneth
(Bill)
Girard
of
Tacoma
are
Visit Relatives — Mr and M rs.1
n «ll hl« «»iiit 1» eastern Or««on, the little more thau a month ago.
Mother Is Visitor— Mrs. S. 8 Hunt here visiting relatives. Mr. Girard
Pier
number
one
Is
on
the
east
Arthur
Pengra
and
children
spent
the
I
'Specializing In
ilnlvn ii»r th« »how being June 1 «ml 3.
hank of the river und Is one of the ; pusi week-end visiting friends and re- of Oakland. California, mother of Mrs. Is the son of Mr and Mrs. Carl Girard
Approximately 4ot> members of the
Painless
and
J E Lindsey, Is a visitor here for the of this city and Mrs. Girard la dautb-
four .big piers which will support the
Bloodless
Lion»' club ulti'inlfd the »tut« lonven- superstructure of steal and concrete I lui Ives In Handover.
next ten days.
ter of Mr. and Mra J E Lindsey
tlon belli In Buletn laat Friday and
Removal of
Portland Visitor Hare— Mrs. Lulu j
which Is to span the river.
T on sils
Bon Is Born— A son was born to Mr
Flanerys
are
Hoste—Mr.
and
Mis
Saturday.
'
Lester
of
Portland
was
a
week-end
In the meantime workmen are rush­
A cl»»» of 73 waa graduated from ing to gel the forms completed for the guest at the home of her mother. and Mrs. A. H. Roberts of Eugene al Andrew Campbell and daughter, Ala-
16th year In Oregon prectlclng.
their home Sunday morning. They dlne of Amity and Mr and Mr«. A. W
Maker high aobonl laat week. I I . M. other uistln piers and the smaller sup­ Mrs Mary C. Magill.
Office
1237 Ferry 8t.
Phone SOM
are
well
known
here.
Thornton
of
Dallaa
vlaited
over
the
Broadbent. superintendent of achoola. ports which will be foundation for the
Natron People Hare— Mr and Mrs.
Eugene
past
week-end
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
present! d the diploma«.
approaches
. Vern Stewart, former residents of
Here for Bummer—Claudia June
Mr Lindstrom estimates that Jhe this city, were visitors here from Moore arrived here Tuesday from Mrs F. B Flanery.
The mill levy for the Jackson coun­
ty fair carried by 10S7, allhouch the concrete work will all he completed Natron last week end.
Bandon to spend the summer with her
rote waa adverse In the towna of Ash­ and that steel work will begin about
grandmother. Mra. John Burris and
Here from Monmouth—Miss Ida her aunt. Mra. Merle Casteel.
July IB.
With no difficulties the
land, Jacksonville and Eagle Point.
The I. O. O. F grand lodge, which whole bridge 'Will be completed before Cox. who Is attending the state nor­
mal school at Monmouth, spent the
Leave for Coast— Mr and Mrs. Otto
concluded Its elate convention In Christmas he believes.
Pumps are being kept busy to w eekend here visiting with friends Smith and children left Tuesday for
30 New Hats, regular values up to »7 60 on Sale
Roseburg last week, selected Medford
empty the holes where the cement and relatives.
Garibaldi, near Tillamook, to visit
S a tu rd a y only at »3.75. Large and small head size».
as (be site of next year's assembly.
foundations will be poured. The con­
with Mrs Smith's slater, Mrs. Henry
Small and floppy brlme. Complete line of Matrons
Al P a rk in s Stops — AI Perkins of
The agricultural department bill car­
tractors are not experiencing as much
Hats.
Portland, former resident of Spring- Castan.
ries an Item of »10,000 annually for
difficulty with the river as they had
Just received a new shipment of Silk Dresses In
field, stopped here Sunday enroute to
the crop rotation work In Umatilla
Eugene Man Hurt— Burl Arthurs, an
expected, Mr. Lindstrom said.
all the new colors. Values to »15.05. our price $9.95.
county, according to word received
Bend on a business trip.
employe of the Eugene Water board
We give 8. A H. Green Stamps
from Senator McNary.
Visit In Corvallis— Mrs. Kathryn on the construction work at Leahurg,
BROTHERHOOD
TO
HOLD
The five district high schools of
was treated for an Injury here Mon­
8th AVENUE HAT & DRESS SHOP
ANNUAL PICNIC IN JUNE Duncan, and son, Harlan, Miss day afternoon. He fell iwhlle at work
Wallowa county this year will gradu­
Doris Braat und Miss Clara Wagnor
42 • 8th . A V E . W E S T ,
E U G E N E . OREGON
ate 41 boys and 4J girls, the largest
spent the week end visiting relatives and a sharp rock entered bis hand,
Annual
picnic
of
the
Methodist
number of graduates In the high
causing a severe cut.
Brotherhood will be held some time at Corvallis.
school history of the county.
In June. Il was announced this morn
D aug h ter ts Born— Mr. and Mrs. L.
Eugene's first anual spring flower
Ing Plans for the big outdoor event M. Gossler, motor, route B. are the i
show was held last week, The exhi­
are yet to be completed A committee parents of an eight-pound daughter
bition was sponsored by the Eugene
will be named to make all necessary born Sunday morning at the Pacific
Garden club and several hundred ex­
arrangements.
C hristian hospital.
hibitors competed for prlxes.
The picnic will be the Itnal meeting
The Eastern Oregon Developing of the organisation until next fall
Former Residents Back— Mr. and
company, holding company of the East­
Laat year Eugene and Cottage Mrs. Ike Webb and children moved
ern Oregon Light A Power company, Grove brotherhoods were Invited to here Saturday from Cottage Grove.
la planning the erection In La Grande participate In the picnic which was They were formerly residents of this
of a »12.000 brick sub-station.
i city. They will reside In a residence
held at Swimmers* Delight park.
a
Walter Ott, 1«. son of the president
a l the corner of Eighth and E streets.
of the Umatilla Project Farm Bureau, RUTH MclNTYRE HONOR
Leave for California—Mr. and Mrs
has been declared winner of the Union
GUEST AT SHOWER PART Y Russell Godilu/ii and children left
Pacific scholarship for boys' and girls'
last week-ehd for Los Angeles. Call-
club work In Umatilla county.
Honoring Mias Ruth McIntyre ■ fornla. for a trip of a month. They
Rainbow trout eggs to the number whose marriage to John Halsey will
will also visit in Mexico before re- ,
of 6.000.000 have been taken at Dla occur this month, a mlscellaneons
turning to their home here.
mend lake during the past two weeks, shower party waa held at the home of
and S.OOO.OOO more are In »Ight, ac­ Mra T F. Bennett this week. Mrs. F.
Goes to Colorado— Mrs. Walter I
cording to Superintendent Matt Ryck j O. Bennett was Joint hostess.
I.lpes left Sunday morning for Mount j
man.
Those present mere Miss Beth Rise, Colorado, to visit her parents,
Corn planted near Dayton last week Johns. Miss Hattie Trlnka, Mrs. Arnie Mr and Mrs. Robert Armltage. Her ,
1» up and has a good healthy color. Nelson, Mrs. Stillman George, Mrs. eight Bisters and her grandmother ‘
All other growing crops are thriving R. M Day. Mrs. Gladys Collins, Mrs. will be there for the family reunion. I
Strawberries are ripening and being J H. Griffith, Mrs. M Anderson, Mrs.
Gosslers Go Fishing— Walter. Ken- i
marketed now. They are large and I. D. Imrlmer, Mrs. I. M. Peterson, neth and Lawrence Gossler went on !
well developed.
Miss Sybil Carney, . Miss Melba a Ashing expedition last Sunday, j
The Rogue river valley entrance to Mellon, Miss Dorene Larimer, Mias 1 They put In their boat at Deerhorn on ,
Crater Lake park It open to within Edith Eaton. Miss Lucille Richmond, the McKenxIe river ano fished down
three miles of Anna Spring camp. II Mins Ruth Bettis, the two hostesses to Myers Park without rmich success. I
Is expected to have the entire high­ and the guest of honor.
they reported.
way cleared of snow to the rim of the il
THE Model T Ford is still a great car. It led the motor
Here From Washington—Louis Jor­
lake by June 22.
REBEKAH LODGE HEARS
industry for twenty years and it is used today by more people
dan arrived from Toppenish, Washing­
Raker's city commission hat ap
REPORT ON BIG MEET ton. yesterday for a few days visit
proved on first reading an ordinance
than any other automobile. More than eight million Model
at the home of his sister, Mrs. E. E
taxing the Pacific Telephone A Tele­
Reports on the recent grand lodge
T Fords are in active service in city, town and country, and
graph company 2» cents per month session In Roseburg were made at a Uynp He came by way of Redmond
for each of Its poles on a street 01 meeting of the Springfield Rebekah , over the McKenxIe pass. His mother,
many of them can be driven for two, three and five years and
Mrs. Nellie Jordan, will return home
alley In the city.
lodge Monday evening at which of
vlth his for a visit.
even longer at very small up-keep expense.
The flBhlng boat Wolverine, report fleers for the ensuing half-year were
ed missing from Coos bay for two elected.
Guardsmen are Here— Captain Vin­
The cost of Model T parts and of necessary labor is
weeks and thought to have been lost,
Mrs. Stella Findley was elected cent Diaz of Salem and Sergeant Leo
has arrived at Newport with the first noble grand of the local lodge. Other i Vaughn. Instructor station at Eugene,
unusually low because of established Ford policies.
catch of halibut that hat reached that officers named were: Carrie Jarrett, paid an official *4sit to Headquarters
New fenders, for instance, cost from £3.50 to £5 each,
port this season.
vice-grand; Genevieve L ouk , record­ ! company, Springfield unit of the Ore­
Mrs. Alma Carpenter, an ixpor ing secretary; Alice Ixirah. treasurer gon National Guard last Thursday
with a labor charge of £ l to £2.50. Tuning up the motor
lenced trained nurse, will open a hos
evening. The newfy appointed major
and replacing commutator case, brush and vibrator points
pltal In Condon. She haa purchased PETERSONS WILL LEAVE
of the 162nd was scheduled to visit,
the Fltxmuurtce place on Mnln street
but other business kept him away.
costs only £ l, with a small charge for material. Brake shoes
JUNE 10 FOR TRIP EAST
and will have the place fully equipped
can be installed and emergency brakes equalized for a labor
for use as a hospital.
Ixiavlng about June 10, Mr and j
Jay C. Richards. 8. son of Clarence Mrs. I. M Peterson expect to take an
charge of only £1.25. A labor charge of £4 to £5 will cover
Richards of Cove, died last week from extended trip to the east this sum I
the overhauling of the front axle, rebushing springs and spring
a gunshot wound received while hunt mer. They will be gone mote than a '
Ing ground squirrels His older brother month.
perches, and straightening, aligning and adjusting wheels.
fired the fatal shot but did not know
According to the present plans they
that Jay waa near him.
The labor charge for overhauling the average rear axle
will go by train over the central
Every Morning!
Linn county Is having Its first ex route, by way of San Francisco, Salt
runs from £5.75 to £7. Grinding valves and cleaning carbon
Drink it while it's
perlence with oiled roads, four miles Lake City, St. Ixiula and make their
Bubbling
of the Linn county market road be first stop In Charleston. South Caro­
can be done for £3 to £4.
tween Jefferson and Scio, In addition lina. They will then go to Washing-
A set of four new pistons costs only £7. For a labor charge
to sections of the Mills Clty-Lyons , ton, D. C., for a brief visit and then
road, being oiled lust week.
to Tennessee where they will visit
of £20 to £25 you can have your motor and transmission
More than BOO persons attended the Mr. Peterson's mother In Knoxville.
annual Marlon county Jeraoy show , They will return over the northern
completely overhauled. Parts are extra.
held at the state fair grounds In Sa­ route, stopping In Yellowstone Na­
All of these prices are approximate, of course, because the
lem. There wore approximately 76 tional park. Mr. Peterson, iwho Is
entries, with Professor Knott of Wash city recorder and city attorney has
cost of materials needed will depend on the condition of each
Ington Stale college acting as Judge. been granted leave of absence by the
car. They show, however, the low cost of putting the Model
Stage service to Reedsport, two city council.
busses each way a day, starting June j
T Ford in shape for thousands of miles of additional service.
IB, was announced by Gorst A King,
A meeting of the Tualntln Valley
• See the nearest Ford dealer, therefore, and have him
operators of Intercity bus lines In Growers’ association wus held ast
North Rend, Marshfield, Englewood week In Beaverton, at which
was
estimate on the cost of re-conditioning your Model T Ford.
and Charleston. The Coast Auto lines decided not to attempt to barrel
Is
a
refreshing
efferves
will put on stages from Coos Flay to berrlea locally Ibis year, as it was so
He will tell you, in advance, exactly how much the complete
cent laxative that really
connect with the Reedsport-Drain line late before arrangements could be
tastes good.
in early summer.
job will cost.
made. Growers will perfect a stronger
During the hot summer
The Joseph H. Albert prize, given organization next year earlier in the
days a teaspoonful of
annunlly to the Snlem high school sen season and plan to burrel berries in
Rcxall Laxative Salt In a
lor adjudged to have made (ho greatest Beaverton.
little
cold water will cool
advancement during the year in char­
Lariat artists have a new sport at
the blood.
acter, service and wholesome Influ­ Klamath Fnlls. following the example
Regulates the bowels.
ence, wus awarded this year to HayeB set by Joseph 8. Kirk, who at Klamath
Makes you feel fit.
Beall.
lake lnssoed a pelican. Tho big bird
With 87 county breeders exhibiting was drawn Io shore From the captive s
stock and with entries of higher qual beak were disgorged a number of fish.
Ity than ever before, the fourth an­ Seagulls swooped down to snatch
nual spring Jersey cnttlo show of the from tho water fish tho pelican drop­
Linn County Jersey club was held in ped. The pelican was released and
Albany last week. One hundred Jer charged hack Into tho lake, where he
aeys were entered.
recovered a part of his meal.
f a t a U Sion
-
-
• )
Dr. E. T. Helms
Saturday Specials!
Years of Service
m
Model
Expenditure of few dollars may
enable you to get thousands of miles
from your old car
Laxative Salt
50c
Flanery’s
Drug Store
77141
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