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T i n ’RHDAY. MARC» 20, IM P
THE BPRINOPTELD NgWB
Ooaa Fishing — C. F. B fflm ann O F F IC E R S G ilA D r v f i a a in
•pent Tueeday afternoon ftoblng Just
S' GUARDS. AND
TOWN AND VICINITY
N. O. W. DRILL TEAM TO
north of Junetioo city.
From Camp Creek—Ernest Conley.
PRACTICE ON FRIDAY
Ja»ger Man Hara— Lam Drury, of
Major Operation— W. A. Lembwrt of Camp Creak, waa a Monday caller
The guardian awlgbbor of the
l * * 9 * r<
a visitor In this ally on
und.rw *nt a major operation at the In Bprlnffleld.
Neighbors of Woodcraft has requeat-
Saturday aftarnnjn.
Bufane hospital laat Thursday.
From Thompson's Rsesrt— Mrs. M •d that all tba officers and members
Ooatar Man Hara...H O. Smith, of
In Sprint of tha drill team mart at the lodge
Vlalta Friday— Mrs Lew ranr* Mllll Thompson waa a visitor
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!'• «U r, wa. a visitor In thia city on
•an. of W altarvllla, vaa a Friday n" ld rrtday from
home at Vida hall tomorrow evening at 7: id to
Saturday.
rlaltor In Sprlngflald.
j ’ here «he and har husband run a pra<tUe for tbe funeral aerrlcea to
* * held Saturday afternoon at Laurel
I resort.
W aatflr Man V la lU N J. L*wla. of
H
V' X , ...d ’ u 7 ra, ’ i h ^ ' t ’ lm : : hU":
«. Newport - M r .
«. Grove cemetery for Mrs. A. D. Rod
dlman. a former member of tbe local
pr < I Id for a .hurt time Monday ore Io B prlnrfl.ld on Monday
Sweeney
left Bprlnffleld
Sunday
chapter, who died at Newport y e *
Maple,on M .n H . r e - W U Bowers. I Thutwton M. „
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Newport, where aha will Urday.
of Mapleton, w a. . b .a ln .M vl.Hor In of Thurston. .pent H.turday U . 7 ? * p « ‘7
*
Springt I «Id on Monday
.acting business la Bprlnffleld.
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SCARLET FEVER SCARE
From W altarvllla — Mra 1-ee Bie From Lsaburg—Mrs. O e o rf. Heaton u-*',".“ *
and
°
ren*. of Waltsrvllls, transacted bust of » wwainifB,
Lsaburg, was
, " d d‘ U ,tl' * r ® "‘ orad <o
Win a
* ahopper In Hprlnp h ! . a
neaa in Bprlngfl.Id Saturday morning. field on Saturday.
Saturday
Harrisburg Bunday to aee Mr. Hawk's
Oeatar Paonia In Town -
Ur
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I ' ““ *- ’ M* r,h
W ‘,O<1•• wh°
ta
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d I , Thurston Man
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* years old and la
W h ite r n r ia n .
.
M«" Hera Bruce Chrla-
Chris-11
11 He *’
Is • »1
to the only
.» o n .to la e T
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* ThU" ,on •«-»« H -'-rd ay wl h
Hawk ha. on the eoa.ï
• » o n , the Saturday visitor.
h l. friend. In this city
“ " ¡w ith tha exception of . . X X “ !
among
visitors here.
hers.
M r.
From Fall
<j. Neat, of Pall J o ^ t f
Creek,
w e. Creek—<
HpHogfl.ld
to purch.ee supplies for h l. ranch.
alao lives
nt Hnrrlsburp -------
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e w 7 , “ b J X H
¡traasactlng bulinali
in th l. « Í J * * * | M A N V
NEW FAMILIES
From Pangea Mra. S W Richard
ARRIVE
OREGON
Oakridge People Here — Mr and
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son. of Psngrs, waa a visitor In thia i l? n n i- M l* J'"“ * “ ' °* Oakr|dge. » re j Oregon gained <1 families during
elty on Sunday afternoon.
•pendlnf a few day. In this city.
February, who bought 22.MS acre.
From W alU rvllle— Mrs Ed Bleats
H a . Operation— Mra. D A Munsell
of Waltervllte, waa a Monday visitor of Marcola. underwent a major opera-
In Bprlnffleld.
tloa at the Pacific Christian hospital
In Rutene laat Tburaday,
Lowell Resident Hero—Mra. George
Bbtetda. Of Lowell, waa a Friday visit
Tranwcte Ruelntas — M r. W alter
or In ¡bprlnffleld.
I ooitward. of Cottage Orove, Iran-
From Wendllng.— Mrs A. D. Wlltae •acted bualneas in Springfield last
d* y'
of W i-ndllnf. received medical atten
° f **nd ‘ " d lB'^• au<, W M * . accord
“ * ‘ h* l* port nf W °
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< h* ,nb*'r ° f Commerce
February thia year tar surpassed the
same month of 1P2P when U fam llle.
m**F Oregon their home and bought
acre, of land and Invented l it .-
30« The report also points out that
212 fam I Haa wrote of their Intentions
PAflg FIVE
STUART HOME SCENE OF
J a d.Hci«,.
OAY 8T. PATRICK’S PARTY !****• ***»*«>••.
-
I <raen taffy were
A large group of young people re- hostess
prepantlof the M.thodlat Bunday
The followlnf ware
■ a.
Ty M ia.
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“ rt' * member of omew, Faya Parsoon. Helen Crandall
her h X ' «
^ ‘ rtCk ' ‘* rt7 M Hel“
-»•«* Katb
e v ln il
Seventh .treat.
The ryn Jack. Ralph H.ghmj
Franklin
fo r^ n
“ X I WlU‘
° n ,,'y ° " T#
A1* “ " • ” Elma
ortun. telling. The gueeU were ell Lnn.bery, j Ofe Pollard Fred Buell
X ’r t? .Z “ h UI1 tT* * " t “ ‘ * * le" d U,ndelle WWlUau. Paul Craadali;
were d e J X t X T
“ “ roon”
CraadaU. Ila Bartholomew.
U tbedl l e l ’ ^
" C° tor" ‘ w>roprUt* ! °A d y a Porter, Mra. Poll.rd, and tn*
hOSt^NE,
HITS FALL CREEK SCHOOL
The school at F kll’ crawk baa been
closed by tbe school board due to the
appearance of several cases of scar
let fever among tbe pupils, according
to Ross Mathews, principal, who waa
In Springfield this week
There are
not many pupil* who are sick, he de
clared. but their parent* are keeping I
them out of echool to prevent spread
Ing of the disease. Only about half 11
of the student* were In echool when
the board of director* decided to
close the school
Here’s 4-Leaf
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Springfield Baptist Church
Ralph Mulholland, paator.
We are all lookilng for a great day
Bunday. Bible acbool meets at 10:0« .
a.m. Thia Is the third Sunday of our :
attendance contest. The service at
11:00 will be In charge of Dr. Hagen,
director of religious education for the
tion while In Bprlnffleld Friday.
w .it.u u in
u
10
10 Ore«'"> 0X» comllng sum
S <* i 5 W ,lt L a r ,lll,.
' ± p u r.h
L u « ! ‘ . T »1III o T ' , |I oh I™ " . u n r w ^ l u » " . « . m
. . u . . T . . pur
. . Baptist churches of Oregon, and his
° * “ , r * ■ " H w * - W . C, M a t h , ,, .
address will be followed by a baptis
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n
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lw ,„ . ¿ r j z
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mal service.
Saturday.
physician's office Saturday.
Meeting of the young people at
_
h*»« answered the State Cham
• :J0 p. m.
From W altervllle — Mrs. W alter
Washington People Here— M r. Lot
’ *u” r*’rt,,,D «' “ k,n< tor '»forma
At 7:20 a pre-sermon question:
Reach, of W altervllle. spent Saturday i B o w m a n spent the week end her«
*** P<rU ° f !h* * '“ e ° Ter
•bopping In Springfield.
j with friend.
H er homo la In W a.h
000
° f Oregon literature "What About the Prohibition Poll?”
u
lugton and she has been v t.lt ln * h .r <nd * * tle r * wer® mailed to these Sermon topic: “Avoid that Future
Mabel R .eld .n t H erw -M ra. Thelma '
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Be’ "
>»•' fam llle.
Shadow." Special choir music at
M ark..
Mabel .p .„ , Saturday ca.l- •
“
M° nr“ ' ' ° r
both services.
tog on ber friend. In th l. c’ty.
* « * k* before coming here.
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Here’s the answer— this special.
1-4 off all ladies Rayon Lingerie Bloomers, Vesta Com
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Silk Dre
98c
W T W W M r
9 .9 0
LOCAL WOMEN ATTEND
From Maroela—Charles Hager, of w Alb* ny
Here— M r and Mrs
EUGENE PARTY MONDAY
Mareola, waa a bualneaa visitor In
llllam Barling and their daughter,
Bprlngfl.Id last Saturday morning
j
of Albany, spent the weekend
wuw.enu
H*1 8prlngfleld women attended tbe
here at the home of hla slater. Mrs P»rty given at the Chamber of Com
ArthtlP
P
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aee,.n
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Monroa Paopia Hare— Mr. and Mrs Arthur Paterson.
raerce room, in Eugene laat Monday
Charles Hughes, of Monroe, were
night by the American Legion Auxil
Former Resident H e r. — Mark
Monday visitors In 8prlngfl«id.
Eugene ,or
for all
all Auxiliary
Auxiliary or
or-
Peerv of P n n i.„ H
_
.
7
• iary
7 of r.ugene
CHewell Men H«rw ~V. T. School- Held In Monday
HeXpecu t X X
’ h<? C° “ ty The even
ing. of Creswell, made a bualneaa turn to Springfield to m a X M . h m
trip to Bprlngfl.Id on Monday.
here again ln about two w e e i.
I
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•h o p . S a tu rd a y -M r. A. Lafoon. of I v Ian .
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Marróla, .pent a part of Saturday 1 o, X I » X . ¿ ~ » 7 o
K ‘n r
to .hopping at the local atore.
T ' X .
I
Hurlburt •»<!
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ber «later, Mrs. Florence
Dunker,
From W altarvllla — Mrs
M
R Globe, arrived here Sunday morning
Swearingen, of W altervllle. was a ! to Tla,‘
e lr pareóla,
Mra
visit A
their
parents, Mr.
M r and Mrs
O. F. Klaer.
visitor In Springfield on Monday.
Visita Frtands Hara — Mra Lanra
Recovering from Operation — Mrs
Murdock, of Marcóla, .pent Saturday Dallas Murphy, who underwent a
vlalUng ber friend. In thia city.
major operation at the PaclOc Chris
tian ho.pltal In Eugene laat Thursday
Has Operation— M r. W B. Bcolt
to Improving, acoordlng to her at
•ubmftted to a major operation at
the Pacific Christian hospital In Eu tending physician.
gene last Saturday.
Bern— Rev. and Mrs. C. J. Pike are
the parents of a 10 pound baby son
horn to them at the Eugene hospital
on Friday. March Id. 1P30.
Admitted to Hospital— Bert Fegles.
of Jasper, waa admitted to the Eu
gene hoepltal Sunday for medical
Spends Weak End at P o rtla n d -
Ann Oorrle .pent the week end
vl.ltlng friends and relatives In
Portland
Bhe returned to her home
here on 8unday evening. Jeannlne
Withers accompanied her on her trip
to Portland.
! 1 t“'
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P',r,n< br,dr"
h Refr®"'«<’»’a • « . »«rved
by the hoeta at the conclusion of the
card playing.
The alx standing from Springfield
w ,re M rt. Flora Huntly. Mrs. A. B.
' ao Va’la h - Mrs. Rosa Montgomery,
Mra C- F E«ldmann. Mra. Pearl I.
Clark, and Miss Edna Sw art.
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1 group Coats .... S 1 4 .9 8
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•m an Boy Reoovsre—George Vm-
Phrey. the «mall son of Mr and Mra.
P K. Umphrey. who ha. been a
«2 Sth Ava. West, Eugene, Ora.
From Daxttr — W illiam M a th .w . patient at tha Pacific Christian hos
Don't forget wa give • . A H. Green
waa In Springfield from h i. hom« In Plt».i for several months. Is getting
Stampa
Dexter. to recelva medicai treatment •long nicely, according to hla attend
ing physician.
on Satnrday.
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